davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Gu 0atiunalparf / 6iulauS? 4roi

VI" uA'ohuaphi ' OtNiuhS fApl'
u. Roroenifislo iremidtte for mango
Inr iioeu 6oriloa ON gnIGg al ell
9totionalparf / 5irlInn6. 8eO Den
iinife Ioritioreuiug$ Reoc upIig fom
bette Spsrasmoal after puo 5alc,
6oreuingenS @citprelie ut / .SpSrng
iammeu meo andre FOR Sagcn inte'
resiereoe at leperc SoriIog iii Ell iaa.
Dan Garf % ubie en- p~nsieube Ylaos.
Yarten maatte. mente man, bore me.
get itOr og bpoe SpboloSmiIigbeoer
for De til oen piloc Hatur bsrenoc
9preiormer. Wprer % aiPr, Siser
oq Glpc MATTE life iapues. Sit en-
iaaoan Haturpnrt Sop til al itau be.
ifpttct og bepogtet innlt abiolut freo-
Init moo Sugit / TO Sefler, piloe Den
fonnnc til at bpoe @ioenifnbsm9nS
oo Haturperuer uoget eneitaaenbe.
nogct, iom Inlet Sono bapoe Ragen
til.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

oigelie at ale Gags aieretsier for
CONNER. oa ginterbrpg. Zen, JON
fsrit bespnote bermeb / Sole bar
5aoeren, Ole &ptteroaer. % eiter
bam iibpifleoe oeune ,snonitri iis Der
| 9psoen poa fiere Steber til Ell me.
get b~etpoelig georift, iom mn after
err gaoet tilbase % bsrer mere gp.
erne til. 8ispif I. @r. Itnar mn ! bsi
aiirs for fine aieretsier. ariitiauio
Warteo bar forben oneripsmmet al
9isretpier ira Sole; men naar ieg
nnotaeer ira &ptteraeer % ct Yar
til, iaa fom Ger loaoan W9ngbe meo
8ootfisbsporer oerfra, at Sole for
enoel miiteoe fit Henome paa bette
Smraaoe og gfi9tningen minfeoe.
Den npe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er
aabnet for aIminoelig Irafif. % en-
benere % lettere Ibfomit fra Some
foS til Soug er berpeo aabnet. Zen
gamle Bro bleb MI ofIt9ngt; ben
ipaieoe oeiaaa betGufeIig peo ODER.
fleriel.
Zen npe Observation-Disclosures CT
gaaet belbigt OF ifal Ser ii9r at &p-
pefpliuger bore ifubt en- bel M9ng'
DC. Gig fan man elIer oen me Sreo'
nin9stio blot itpoe fra t0oe til %
meo 30te September. Smut Berg,
Der er ben, Tom oriper oct melt pro-
fesiionelt meo Gleeiagten, reiIte Den
9oe b. 90. til gnebnf for at bore
fGrbig I'll at flemme pan ben 10oe.
San bar meo Zig Wartin Sslen, ionl
or ell al bans mango flinte Sfpttere.
s Srafterne her omfrtng bar Der
nemlia | De iioite gtar pRret tpnot al
Oct Slags Storpilbt. Ser Waribc,
Tom ifior ifisb 3 glge / Inoalen ori'
Der igien paa berborte % iorisser i'm
2pffe. Spruben DC her nGpnte CT
Der iieloen andre END Ole Sllpet
% Inton Sppeu, iom ifpoer Gig her
| gpgoen.
9efolfniueen / Strsmsobbp9oen
bar ptret Snife ON at fluue faa et
libet aapel for @loStieneiter tiQi9e'
meo 9egrapeliesplaoS beroppe; tbi
fra Den uflioesliegenbe Sfopbpgo bar
man langSei berneo til2unoer 9irfe.
Sra 8oloen og Sunger, JON er Dc
sperite @aaroe, er Der ca. 26 9ilo'
meter bermeo tilairten, og oct er orn'
trent 10 ailometer til @aaroen On
ger, bpor gpgben beepnoer. en- fat'
tig 9pgo fan imiblertio life befoitc
ct aapel alene. Der er fleet Senpen,
belle til lloenbpgSsboenoe, iom bar
Sfope paa Den aant, og Der er lopet
minore 9iorag ira ct Sar al Dem, og
Der er giort S~oreipsr9iel / airfeoe'
partementet, ON man fltnoe pente vi.
Drag fra Oct pffentlige; men Seofoms
menoe fit Der ct afllaaenSe Spar. iaa
oct er life goot at pioe, bporoan oct
fan gaa. Der er / Tfnerifo mango
forbenpprenoe Strsmsobbpqoinger,
iom ieg er bis poa bar Weofslelie for
fine forriee gpg6efolf, naar oct giGl.
Der Ell iaa imuf Sonte iom at labe
@uos SrO iaa mere Snbeaug / gpa.
oell.
Mortin &aitet bar al lin 8aaro
&oienluno iolgt 9pgGetomter ineb
Sape til 2ensmano Stotsbraaten %
til Smeo 8unerius Sobanier. Sn
ct Iar. antager jeg, Ger bar reiit iig
Suic paa begge oisie Ste6er..
Sillener til 8efjenOte!
8. u. Sppeganro B. .
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Ssens sispcieoc. Cite

Spens SispciGoe. Otter buoS
~8pens StiftstiOenoe" eriarer, er Der
ira 6pns gifts @eiitlise inbgipet en-
aDresie til aultlisminiiteren meo
slnbragenoe ON. at Z tiftspropit Balls.
len MAJ blipe 9iifOp Stpbrs Otter.
is1ger. aoresieu bar inaet 100 lin.
~oerifriiter. hpilfet erifire 5emteoele
.ai 6pus Stiits @eiitlisbeo. On lia.
nenoe Senpenoelie meo 295 Huber.
ifrifter cr iuoaipet al S9reritanoen
Il Spns Grit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
unoer Reiien.

gi refer aicnnem Rorse.
BEN norore Vei. Der isore.
hi tgnter nuoer @eiicu
paa DC iorpiitc greorc.
Sbi 2anoet CT bort eaet,
pi reiicr MOB Dor SremtiS;
men &c bar iutet Sauo mer,
Sc reiier fra fin Sortic.
Bort Siem meo bore tirre
ps Infer ira oct fieruc;
tbi oct. JON Der ifaI lspes
or 8eiiens 2eoes Sticruc.
Sra bereS tiger Sorpeu.
JON Saaac pen iis irufer.
oen ilerer 'bnao DC Ter pad.
Den msrfner hpon &c tRntsr.
Si Iipes eisnuem Sto8eu
at SGsreIanoets SanNc,
pi berer lanss per Siseu
fortRlle auebnanne.
Sor eem er Sfossu SinIaubs.
Sen intter inart: Tom aatcr!
og Sisen er oct o9inn,
Den Ter op, iua Dc graater.
@i iooer belle Ratten,
hi pnaauer let ON 6icrte;
DC Drummer ON jim gdruoom
% paaener iaa til Smcrtc.
Sen ai9rligbeo. Dem penter,
/ aabne 9rooerfaouc,
Den minuer bare lterrc
on oeres, DC MAJ inpuc.
Obi 5iem % 6icmIono ilibcs
10 fra Dem bort moo 2itcrl
Ser CT 81 set / @erScu.
iom lrger euer t~rsitcr.
Saa iaar blir 8nnGen frcrnao
oa iaarere bbert Rirrc;
tbi Wo'ren bun er bortisrt
iom &eiierens Slaoinuc.
@i reiite eiennem Norge
pel norpre Set, peii 1eore,
pi tGHtfe unbcr 8eiieu
pna De ioruiite grsNre.
Saa tom pl cp pna 0sioeu:
s Sue NibiommerS 9Ggen,
tGt peo Iab Srial og pcntct,
% Be iortlarte Sagcn.
3 3aabets 2iift hi Icpcr,
ida itrrf iom 8iGIlets cscu.
Naar Soleu imslter Snceu,
ie, ea bespnber 2egeu!
Huar Setter, ban er bortc,
laa er pi after biemnrc.
og CLIENT er Heiies SiScn b
Ga SrsSrc, bsr pau 8sitcu
peo ferite Barrie temme."
ira Sipets SsifleuS s@tNeerl
Scr peo DC uier enN ban. ION
paa G5arens 5rpne iiObcr,
Sisrnftierrc &isrnior
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

at lRie "Geeprab.Y oiten@, beoes her.
iaiennem at mootnee mine beoite
Siliener. Sclo % l9s ~goiteu" oa
ienh ben til eoers Sl9gtninse Der !
Morse. iaa oil s bsite babe Cot %
@l9oe oerfor,
Sobanne g penen II.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Sranoe / Rriitiania.

XII iuit ! NHftUNuib VI Cluiio'
nIpffea meo aonseuS 8abe 20 barre
al Snteresie at income enoel al De
itsrre GRANDMOTHER, JON hal ouer.
saaet oen norife Sopeoitao.
1868 Loo StatboIoer RieIs SroI.
L, oa Speuiferne rpffebe ino oper
@rGnien. al Senipn I'll 9penS Soloe
aibrRnee ScritRoerne Saterlanb IL
Giperpifen. Get pnr en- 6oranitaI.,
ming, ser paftc poIoiom SorbitreIie,
"a Speniterne JON befienot life fom
iii ariitiania.
s 1856 Den 21Se april, ilos 9prt
neS / Seais SreioISigbeoS airte peS
aontraitipret og antGnote oeune,
hucrneo Der opitoS en- 9rorto. JON lag.
6e Ell SreoieSel al 9pen | alte.
1894, 26oe Suli, brPnote t2-t3
@aarbe peo RaaSbuSgaoen, &irfegi,
cen aongcns @oSe % S~oISbOSga.
sen.
t70S. 10Se Sttober, brunStc 80
@aaroe o. ca. 60 SsboOer peS Cob.
boSgaoeu, StippergaSeu % 3ror.
ninsenS @ooc. 9enre 9rauO goJ
StsSet I'll, at Speu if i'm isritc
@rauoonoroning TIA.
1913, 23be ISlili. br9notc ~ Sliie
| Cen epre Gel al Sper.
177S, 2SNe MurtS, brTnSte . Sllie
pna @rsuIaro.
1885. 29oc rNini, brrnSte al.
9penS SeboNcr, iolt 100. Sfa0lu
oniIogcS til 100000 RbIr.
5 1857 brGuSte Il Suic / &pnr,
taIet mcIem Eitre @aoc lGarl 80.
bon) aongeuS, YririerS % air:.eau.
cen, nltiaa iomme a0ortaI. iom III
er hiemIe9t.
1919, 46e Wai, br0nbte 9orotjm.
terre peo SatcrlauO, bporueo 6et
s~belagoeS SrGlait ior 100000 SIR.
1858, 14oe April, brPrIbte Spar.
talet mcIlem Gorl Soban. 3ronniu.
gems @aNc. Gririens 8abc % Rirft.
ga6en iamt Ell ltsrre Eel al aporto!3t
melem GarI Sobnn. 8irfego0cr.
8onsena % Yriniens 8oOc - to!t
40 8aarbc iii en- 8PrSi al 4 0tiai0s
ner aroner. - Menneiter omfom
% 1900 blep buSpilbc.
1859 brGnote @raabS 9omulOS.
ipinSeri % | 1860 SeilbusSiobritcr.
1859 brprSte | auglit s @oarbe
paa 8rsnlanb. heriblonSt Siortapo'
tbetet, unber bpiS Ruiuer 10 Wcune.
Ter beSraucbes.
1866, 3Sic Slmi, brpnOte -
@aarbe / apartolet mellem Sarl Su'
ban Hoienfransgnben % Arbeioer'
aaoen, 8 8oarbe beifaotgeocS.
1867, 29Sc sunni, brpnhtc Gorl
Sobans @abc 9-i5. Ser 8paria'
ger e~oelagoea totalt.
1878, lite SiIni, brPnbte Ser for
ca. 100000 ar. pna @~rsnlanoS
gorbtomtcr.
1879, I36c Sunni, par oeu itort
9ranb paa 9alfebn bporueb ~ SuR'
niIlger belt soclogNe$ % s beitooigr-
0eS.
1881, 22be Sui, brrnbte 8rG,
parefobrifen "Splpon" / IileitrPoet.
3 8ooroe brpnOte % 6 beifnoiaeoe%.
1881, 14be Sttober, brPnbtc 81
Suie pnn goaIerengcn, . beitooige.
beS.
1896. Cite aliguit, 6rPnbte 8iiIS.
I%iiteiubrifeu m. b. meb et iomlet Cab
al ca. 100000 ar. o. mango Wen.
neifelip.
1899, 22Sc December, brGn6te
3eslienS @oarO, II 8rTn6ier, meo
cit SfaOe al ca. 10 Wiaion aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

Drplt nos NloOe, Tullpr CrIIIel, CT
meobelt Gfifeb / Raabe; ban ifal ORE
iig for Smitreiiericgen; | bans Steo
er antaget Ierioneifupeftan | 8rue,
Baitor 9reoer.
9lqioateu, bette isrgelige Wproeri
al pore Sfopes toilette 8ilbt. er be.
gpnot; men Iaapibt pio,S er ill oenne
5io tua ct eIgsopr ifubt her / III
itrifterne. Oct er life nof meS, at
9anbets egne tSolf lager oen; men
Der iortGaes at ogina llolpnoinger
ioar er fummen bertil ior al gaa paa
@lgiagt.
9erpefeberen bar grasleret ilemt
her | CONNER; belle Samilier bar lia.
get ipge, og blanot De WilitPre bar
DER pGret Here 5ilfGloer, BOG pioes
intet me6 bsoeIist lloinIo. sSmib.
lertio bar mange / ben ienere Sie
neolagt ganoringsitapen. De fleite
err Glore sSolf. oerai ifol nrpnes
Moli SsosIieu 30 aar; Cline apanl,
56 gur; 8iertrub Solpif. so gar:
WaIi Sulieth. Sc Mar; Sobonne 60.
ne 1alen. Al Aar; Hottemaeer code.
20 Star; sSoto9rai Ssrenieu. 10 slnr.
Gertil fcmmer euoel Soru % ungre
Solf; men ou De iieite af Dem er
ufeiueSte for Stisronlinserne / ame.
rifa, iorbiauaeS De her. s CONNER
bar mango Rorif.a gia.
itet Stisroaleu. OF be fleite bar Of.
laat mig en- Siiit Tor at taffe for gre.
penc / r9ecorab.8 oiten". Ie. ION
after er fonmIen iilbaac til amerifn.
log, iom leg baaber. igien er begpuoi
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
uIfre Hubbers.

Gn &ubber Stgple eller Sfo meo
Sul | ct pGrre END inseu &ubbers; De
pumper ganoet inb meo bpert Sfriot
Og boloer bet inoe.
Se beoite Gubbers / 9eroen pil Iii
bes no. Sullet tommer tiOli9ere eQer
iencre, o9 taar BET tOmmer, er Der i1=
tct anOet END ct npt Gar, iom fan biGlpe.
Oh uil, at BET ifal fomme Iaa TENT
iom muli9t; on uil, at Dine &llbberifo
Yen9e ifal gaa iGa lan9t iom muligt.
Der er Ell MaaOe, paa boilten DC fan
gaa lGn9ere enO ~alminoeli9t, llben
ertra Smfoitning.
Bare Jig til Din &jobma1O, at on
pil bapc Sell Hopal SIue 3ubbers;
Jig oct meo Gftertrpt; prop en- atoen
&isbmano, bpis on life faar Dem Der.
gu tan maaife blipe moot til at tasc,
bpao on faar, men ba er bet beore on
ifriper til os, bpis on life fan faa bore.
Sell &ubbers er pero Srpoeriet.
@ET.7
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
Humphreys Answers
CHARGES
With Total Denial

Submitting TO the judgment OF 9TH
ers his professional ability and assert
ing that he has never broken faith with
any client and that he has at no time
abandoned a high conception Of per-
sonal and professional honor, conclud-
ing by praying the judgment OF the
court generating him from the charges
made, Attorney A. s. Humphreys
makes answer for himself in the mat
ter Of Humphreys and Thompson, at
torneys-at-law Of the Supreme Court.
Respondent denies all charges of
professional malpractice. declaring that
his conduct as member of the bar
of this honorable court has always been
marked by absolute fidelity to his cli-
cnts at all times and under all circum-
stances and by a desire to serve them
to the best of his skill and ability and
TO their advantage"
II is denied that no consideration
was given to John X. Sumner by the
Ellises for the $4,000. Respondent
states: that the consideration there
for was the consent of the said Ellises
TO the payment by the said Sumner to
the Bishop Of Panopolis Of the sum OF
10000, and the payment to said Maria
s. Davis of the sum Uf $4,000. out OF
the said moneys received from said
Oahu Railway & Land Conrany and
In which moneys II was then believed
said Ellises had an interest as re
malndermen."
Respondent denies that he ever pro-
posed to J. A. Magoon TO extort money
from Sumner. alleging that, on tho
contrary, all propositions for compro-
mise emanated from Magoon and
Davis. He denies that the trusteeshlp
action was taken TO harass Sumner.
saying II was prosecuted in good faith
by Thompson and himself.
When Humphreys contended that the
trust was irrevocable before the Su.
preme Court. he did not do so with
any knowledge that in the answer filed
for and on behalf OF said Sumner in
said guardianship proceedings It had
been stated that said Sumner could dis
pose Of his property as he saw 1T"
Humphreys answer was filed Satur.
day afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
IROQUOlS HOME again

Early yesterday morning the u. S.
s. Iroquois arrived from Midway Isl.
and after an absence of one month.
She reports that the COlonia landed
TIE cable without difficulty on June IS
and thus established communication
between Guam and Midway.
The Anglia. with the cable for the
Midway.Honolulu stretch. arrived at
Midway June l6. She took 200 miles
OF cable from the Colonia. The Iro.
Quois left Midway last Monday. At
that time the Anglia was expected to
leave for this port Saturday. She left
Friday instead. On the island every
one is well. The force of operators
was Increased by two more, brought
by the Colonia.
The following short report Is made
OF the voyage:
Lett Honolulu on May rs. Had a
smooth passage, skirtcd Gardiner and
Neckar Islands and arrived at Mid
way June }. The Hanalei arrived on
the llth and lett on the 18th
Tho s. s. Coptic stopped to deliver
mail on the l3th. The Anglia, Capt
Leach, arrived three days later from
Guam with the cable tor the last
stretch to Honolulu. on the 18th the
COlonia arrived laying the cable from
Guam to Midway, and the 10Th and
10th were taken up In landing and con.
meeting the cable. The cable was
landed on June goth at | p. III. On the
2lst the Honolulu end of the cable was
landed and connected with the Guam
end.
At noon on Monday. June 22, the
! Iroquois started for Honolulu. Stop,
ped at Lisiansky Island on the 23rd
and Capt. Rodman visited the Island.
On Wednesday. June cath. at a. m.
the Troquois anchored of Laysan Isl,
and and, after picking uo mail. set
sail for Honolulu at $3.50 q. m. OF the
same day, and arrived in Honolulu
with all hands we'll Sunday morning at
2:l5 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
KAMEHAMEHAS AND ELKS WIN
FROM MALES AND THE PUNAHOUS
LEAGUE STANDING.

In the first game Of baseball of Sat
urday last. the Kamehamehas won
from the Males by score Of IA to %.
= The second game was not exactly
fast one but 1t gathered interest every
minute and, when four innings passed
without either the Elks or the Puma
hous scoring. people began to sit up
and await developments. The Elks
drew first blood and continued their
good work until they had four to their
credit. Punahou made one in the
ninth, Tucker coming home.
Steere Of the Punahous grounded to
shortstop and went out at first. Forbes
earned first and worked to second on
high pitch. Here he stayed, Tucker
striking out and Wilder going out at
first on an easy grounder.
For the Elks Moore took base on
balls and stole second. German, A.
Cunha and c. Cunha flew out in rapid
succession.
In the second Woods grounded to
Perine. who delivered the ball to first
In time to do execution. Babbitt flew
OUT 10 Moore ana hoDinsoh STRUCK out
For the Elks Meyer struck out.
hhisht took MS Dase, MT Dy pitcher'
anu went OUT Trying 10 make second.
Taylor made a base hit and arrived
at seCohu vi an eIror' soIhs ouI vi al
attempt 10 get nome.
me thiru uiuh last long, COOKE
anu oaihpoei' went OUT On easy srouhu-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
KAUAI SHIPPING.

The steamer Mikahala arrived from
Kauai ports yesterday. The following
sugar is reported at Kauai ports ready
for shipment: X. s. NJ. 2,250; NJ.
A. X, l4.5OO; G. & r.. $50: b., 2,40O.
Purser Simerson reports as follows:
Stmr. Kauai discharging rollers at Ko-
loa. Bkt. w. b. Flint discharging
freight at Makaweli; Bkt, r. Hind dis
charging coal at Eleele. Bkt. Kohala
left Eleele June 26 with full cargo OF
McBryde sugar.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
FOURTH ON MAUI

Wailuku, June 27.--Next Saturday
will be Fourth of July and Maui will
join her sister isles of making fitting
cOmmemoration OF that great day
There will he fine races at Sprecke!l
Park, Kahului, all day, the events
starting at 10 o'clock sharp. The en-
tries for the races will close next Mon.
day at noon. Only two trotterS have
come up from Honolulu, but the local
horses will show the new Corners what
they can do on the track on that day.
As there are few running horses. one
OF the running races was changed to a
trotting race for named horses by The
Executive Committee last evening.
This was done In order to accommodate
owners and trainers of fast trotters
and PAGERS as II was feared that event
would not be filled II left that way.
Purses amounting to S1400 still remain.
Should any Of the Honolulu baseball
teams come up with the excursionists
to the races, a game will be played
after the races at Wells Park, Wal
luku, with picked team from tho
local players.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
PUNAEiOUS.
Ryan AND LABOR

The Coast Seamen's Journal of June
II contains the following communica.
ton:
Editor Coast Seamen's JOurnal:-I
bcs to inform you that the citizen me.
chanics and labOring men OF HllO, ia-
wait, are organizing to protect them
selves from the entertainments Of the
japanese. | was in that town a few
days ago, and in n short time the mem
bership of such organization has
reached $50. That is wonderful for
such a small town, which is largely
Asiatic. | trust the labor organiZa.
tons of California and the whole
Coast are alive to the fact that the su.
gar planters of Hawaii are preparing
tc ask Congress the coming session to
modify the Exclusion law SO as to al.
low Chinese to enter Hawaii. This is
opposed by large majority Of the
citizens here. but the planters have
the officers and the money. We hope
to have your early assistance in warn.
ing the people of the Coast.
T. ]. RYAN.
President American Settlers AS.
sociation.
Mountain View. Hawaii May 2S.
1903.
The same issue contains the follow.
Ing editorial comment on the above:
The communication from T. J. Ryan
OF Hilo. Territory of Hawaii publish
ed on page of this issue), recalls the
eyer.present need Of vigilance in the
matter Of Chinese exclusion. 1t is a
practical certainty that the Hawaiian
planters will miss no tricks to secure
the passage of a law permitting the
importation to the Islands OF cheap
labor which will finally make its way
to the United States. Only equal
alertness on the part of organized la
Dor can suffice to Offset the planters
aims
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29

Three Base Hit-Knight.
Two Base Hit-Taylor.
Sacrifice Hits-Wilder, Taylor, Per-
inc.
Stolen Base-Moore.
Struck out-By Perine Z, by Bah
bitt 4.
Hit by Pitcher-Knight.
Bases on Balls-Perlne 2, Babbitt 2
Wild Pitch-Perine.
Passed Balls-Cunha, Robinson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29

"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin
office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
DI ED.

Sunday, June 2Sth. 1908,
at the residence OF Canon Mackin-
tosh, after a lingering illness, Anne
Dudoit, relict of the late Jules Du-
doit, for many years French Consul
at Honolulu, aged "a. The funeral
took place from st. Andrews Cathe-
dral at II o'clock this Monday morn
ing, June Goth. Interment in Nuuanu
Valley cemetery.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

The band will play the following
selections at a concert to be given in
Emma Square this evening, beginning
at 1880 o'clock:
PART |.
Overture-"Romantic .......... Bella
Polka-"Stefanie" .......... Fahrbach
Selection-"In Sunny Tennessee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29

49, . . = . . ~
Vocal Selection
(a) Belle OF Japan"
tb) "A Girl From Home"
Miss j, Keliiaa.
(c) with You Alone"
I'D MY Lady Fair"
Mrs. N. Alapai.
pART II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
MALE ILIMAS,

The summary of the first game is as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
KAMEHAMEHAS.

Two Base Hits-Akau 2. Lemon, Va
natta 2, Jones 2, d. Kekuewa
Sacrifice Hits-Mana. Lemon, J. Ke-
kuewa.
Stolen Bases--Kiley. Jones. Reuter-
Plunkett, J. Kekuewa, ID. Kekuewa 9
Struck Out-By Lemon 7, by Clark
!, by Anderson 5.
Bases on Balls-Lemon 10, Clark g.,
Anderson /.
Wild Pitch-Anderson
Passed Balls--Kekuewa 2,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
MARRIED.


'oRTER-SMITH-In Oakland, Cal,
June IL, 1908, at residence of brides
parents, by Rev. DR.. Mclean, Mr..
Henry Willard Porter OF Hilo and
Miss Gertrude Grace Smith of Oak
land,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
pEx, published In the Saturday BulIe.
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a
sonelse and complete resume Of all 10.
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg.
ments, building permits and real es
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29
s. s. CITY OF PEkING.

The Picking, which arrived from the
Orient Sunday forenoon, was the first
steamer to come under the new Gus.
toms regulation, which makes It nee.
essary for the baggage of passengers
to be examined here. Six men were
detailed on this job They did the
work effectively and quickly, without
causing any delay to the steamer.
The Picking was delayed several
hours on her voyage from Yokohama.
through the breaking Of an eccentric
bolt. Among her passengers was VIM.
A. Pinkerton OF the famous detective
firm, and several British army officers
and missionaries.
The Picking brought GOO tons OF
freight for this port. II the repairs to
the China have been completed when
the Picking reaches San Francisco she
will be laid up.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-05-08
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know II.

How To Find Out.
Fill q bottle or common glass with your
water and let Il stand ,~enty-four hours: Q
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-05-08
Women and Jewois.

Jewels. candy, flowers, man
that IL the order of n woman's
preference. Jewels from a magnet
Of mighty power to the average
woman. Even that greatest OF
all jewels, health, is often ruined
In the strenuous efforts to make or
save the money to purchase them.
II n woman will risk her health to
get n coveted gem, then let her
fortify herself against the insldu-
Gus consequences Of coughs, colds
and bronchial affections by the
regular use Of DIR. Boschcc's Ger
man syrup. II will promptly
arrest consumption in It's early
stages and heal the affected lung KS
and bronchial tubes and dri We
the dread disease from the systc m.
II Is not n ~curc-nll, but II is a
certain cure for coughs, colds an
all bronchial troubles. You On u
get this reliable remedy at all
druggists. Price - and 6jc.
II. q. q. GREEN, Woodbury., N. j.