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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22

Col. samuel ". sims, an Oh
soldier, . citizen 81 fhrrc hnrfitaf
governments, died ~ this city, Sun.
day, Jsn'y IS At The home Of BIZ
daughter. Mrs. Dr.. Allen, He wa,
81 years old. Col. Sims took part
10 the struggle for Texas indePen.
dencc, worked for the Confederate
states 10 the civil war aud ended biz
life 10 peace under the stars and
stripes.
Col. Sims was . gentleman Of the
old school. He was 8 giant 10
physique, honorable and courteous
lie was born in Ste. Genrvieve
Mo-, IN 1910. and went 20 Texas
when a young man. lie was a COLI
onel in the wars with the Indians,
aud after the cessation Of hostfiiies
was presented by his regiment with
q gold mounted sword, which is
now with the Masonic lodge in
GAINESVILLE, Tex. Tie was captain
Of a company in the war with Mex.
leo, serving under Gen. Taylor.
Captain Sims, after the battle Of
San Jaeinto. in which engagement
he and bis company participated,
started with his men and another
company to the Alamo, but 60,
there too late to render assistance
70 the garrison. He was presented
by his state with a silver dagger for
gallantry in Mexico. In the Con-
federale army Col. Sims was q cap
tain of a company, but was not in
=ctiye service.
Col. Sims was a most genial gen.
tleman and pleasant conversational
isl, and universally esteemed by
those with whom be associated.
He left surviving two sons and two
daughters. The two sons, J. o.
and Ed. SIMS, and one daughter.
Mrs. E. a. BlounL live in Texas.
aud one daughter, Mrs. Allen, in
this city. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon, conducted By
Rev. Clark Of the ~. E. Church,
South, after which the body was
followed to Green Lawn cemetery
and deposited in its last resting
place, by a large ooneourse Of
friends and relatives. The days OF
the years Of his life were above
seven and four score by reason OF
strength and the practice OF those
moral aud social virtues that length
en- our days and strengthen ouI
faith.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22
Hows ThisY

We offer Ono Hundrcd Dollars Re,
ward for any case of Cataarh that
cannot b. cured by Halls Cataarh
Cure.
~. CHENEY 4 co, Props,
Toicdo, %.
We. the undersigned. have known
r. J. Cheney for the last T. Year,.
aud believe him perfectly honorablc
N all business transactions and
financially able 20 carry out any
obligations made by their arm,
NEST 4 TRuAx, wholesalc Druggists.
Toledo. q,
wALpINo, kiNNAN a MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Tolodo q,
HALLS Cataarh Cgre h taken inter.
nAl9. actlue slnvtly upon the blood
aud mucous suriao'. 81 the s,esem.
Price lhe Ier bottle Sold by all
Druggists, Testimonials lrV
Halls Family Pilln arp the beat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22

EDfToH THuUNHs-
~ f1uu % ~
tending the agfienliurai school ..
Columbis. my letters will neeet9sr.
ny be more like angels visits. thar
ever. I am the only boy - hons
anJ between he CHORES sod other
farm work, there IL not mueh iims
for Whiting.
The roads and The weather con.
iinue 70 be q perpetual source Of
not delighi-buf uncertainty and
thought We never know whefhs,
Il l. going 20 be rough 3r MUDDY. o.
rain, snow or sunshine. until Il !,
past sod we have 10 guess again.
We have done some Of the rougbesi
travelling this winter that We rsmem-
Der having to DO.
Monday, Jan. 5th, we started for
Sheldon with = passenger and trunk
TO make the II O'Clock train, and
just Is we got out on the road 3 tire
bursted on one OF the wheels Of OUT
hack and we had 10 turn back and
bitch TO the big wagon, and TO say
we had a "bumptious" time, is say.
ing il easy. We made Il in time
for the train, with 20 minutes to
spare. / was driving a team thai
we use on the road but seldom and
were not shOd, but they have good
feet and made the trip with bot lit
tie complaint. They had my sym
psthies, however.
got home At ? p. IN. and found
a neighbcr Sith a lot Of red clover,
timothy and red top seed, all mixed
together with a lot of weed seeds
such as rat tail, poor Joe, and
others, waiting for me 10 separate
each and r~eclean Il for the market.
But as there was 20 bay IN the barn
aud the rick we were using from s,
more than half a mile away, / had
to persuade him 70 60 home and
come back next day.
hauled a load Of hay. Fannie.
who is teaching three miles from
home, had sent = 'shorseophone'
at noon letting Us know that = tire
had burs,ed on hsI buggy and that
il would be necessary fo- me to &c
after her, which ! did, getting home
a little after early candle lighting.
That was = humping. bursting DAY
for US, aud we sre glad It does not
happen every day.
/ did not use that tesm the next
day and they thanked me the besi
they knew how.
We tackled the grass seed lh'
next day And at the end Of three
days had all separated and cleaned
and ready for the market W,
have bad several jobs Of tia, kind
this winter, and in fac, have no.
done much else than clean grass seed
for the pas, four months. We havs
sold the fanning mill we had and
bought another Of nearly double ths
capacity Of the old one and mnol
better adapted to our work
We took advantage OF the solic
roads during the holidays and go
up our winters wOod. Am trying
to get il al cut ready for the stove.
aud about two days more OF woFi
in that line will let INC out. i
thereSs any one thing that ] disiik,
more than another il is 10 have 4
20 out in q storm and cot enough
wood 10 make a fire. The TACT q
I DO not propose to DO il il l cat
help myself Maidie has enough
wood stacked on the back porch Z,
do Us a week We end Il pays q
be an early Bird.
Bellamy Mo. G a. Ban.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22
KEITH.

Mrs King - stm On the stk nst.
bat h improving.
J. n nelAFnett movcdto hs tarm
Monday from Keith. J. X. viii b.
missed A. BIZ VIII i've Close 90
Gzhe ne exEsVt 60 hrar 81 j. n and
Gahe trylng 60 SO Who can heat az
farming
Hogs arr high snd In demand
Jake EaEhulan had SOME hogs "a
s}l snd a. tln.re Nerp ~sycrsi PER
tks 20 49, them A5nsiay sgpfsz
Jake has Sold all hi sSine by ths
time.
Marx ShumAtr AMI family speat
SATURDAY Right sad SUNDAY az hhs
tatheu Jar1s Shanate
Mlss Eala eclscls entertained bee
ooaslu. Miss Tucker. q Lamar. hAsg
wvck.
Mrs Eng@mAn and Sunshine speat
Friday az Mr.. kiaE
Bea Frazier M Cor Wyoming Sat.
urdsy after spendlng @veral weks
tn batus
Daa Hosp Is having q tue VITA
the eockkbuns On the eom heids
wherV be j. shoeking eorn he sNys
the bau SIT IN his mustaehe
Mrs FSnnts Borron and daughteI
Rath, retnraed iFOm their sisil q
Sammeraeld Kansas Tuesday.
r. Rarkholacr had his KAnr corl
thrvshoi last week.
SUNSRNE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22

The Salvation Army meetings 10
the Walnut Street Nj, Z. Church,
closed on Monday evening In a
blaze OF victory, FiiA-One persons
protested conversion Al the las, two
evening services. One hundred aud
~fory-six is the rgmber for the entire
meeting. There is . strong feeling
that the meetings should have con.
unued longer. Rich Hal is stirred
religiously rs never before.
The writer is very grateful 10 the
people OF Rich hin for their hearty
endorsement aud financial support
OF the workers.
w. 7. PyLKs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22
Gas at Hume

The following communications
explain themselves;
HuME, Mo, Jany 20. 'o3.
O.. z. HUcSKBY-
Doe Williams
iull OF gas, a. a. m. to-day, az rs
ieet struck 70 pounds pressure; u,
gas throwing up a light Of about 5
feet, sull going deeper expect a
much stronger vein before RICH, as
they aSe going lhro' what they call
gas shale.
LArEp-Gas 400 pounds pres
sure, buming 80 feet high.
W. HERN.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22
The arlek and Tne Work..

We are informed that al Indiana
man has purchased the Ni,u6ed
Brick and Tile Works and viii
spend quite an amount OF money IA
improvements and putting the planl
into complete up-to-date eoBdition
We trust the information Is cor
reel for we believe that money 10.
vested in this way viii be not only
a present help bat a lasting beae.
III to Rich Hill. There has been
money enough spent by cur eiu'
gems iu gold nine speculations
zine pit holes, kitehen clock safe
pa,ents applied for, schemes
during the last hiSeea years. that
.lt spent in substituting msnuiae.
turing institutions By inducing
them to locate here would have
made Rich Hill a city Of twenty
thousand people long before tAis.
Rich Hill ought 10 he what Pitts.
burg, Kansas, is now. Does ans
one know why she is noti Rich
hm started FIRST, Spend yoai
money a. home and Only send Il
away from home when Il is x
bring some coed, some pEo6t &
your home interests. Pauoniss
home Institutions,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22

RICH HILL, MO.
IS OUR STATION,

Aud The way we're selling stacks
Of goods
Don't il beat %creatioul
Our Motto-"LrE AND LErLrE'
We follow every day,
And il you trade with US we know
You'll never go astray.
sFor CASH we always pay
For all the goods we buy,
50 we can sell at such a price
That others dare not Try.
We hope you'll call and see US,
when you come to Town
You'nfnd our goods are AAwAYs UP
And all our prices DowN.
Try US once, wen help you save
Your money, If we can,
By selling goods a, BEDROCK PRIcE
To woman. child or man.
So we cordially invite you
To make our store a call,
Our prices are sure to please you,
And this is best Of all.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22
walnut strss, - E Church.

Thers viii be preaching a The
walaus Suss, a. T. Church nsrs
Sunday AZ N. sad 1850 p N
Suaaay School al sstS : ~
lsniOE League At ago p. N.
EpwoFsA League a. $50 p. "a
Epworth LssEss Bible Study
Class Tuesday sssniag al 1890
Prayer msssing Thursday 1850.
". T. hLKa Passot
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22

Friseo systen Fims Cart.
No ia Maj and EKpres
Leaves 8Gam.
CoRReets AZ Fttasanton
With F1ger 1Fthe NORTH.
No E3 Frvlght ani Ac-
cancellation, arrives W az m.
Carries Man and Espness
No T3 CaEhonC enter Mai
aud Aceomodatigp. Iva 30 Il "a.
N0 t5A Freight aed Ae-
eomo1atioa ieages 8sp4 b. "a.
Carries Mall aud Expires
Tor South, e0nneets With
Foer az Paasanton
So.l ms MAlandE xpreesA m.
C0uBsets az plasaBton With F1er
from tbe North
~ r. LABAnn6ak. Aee
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22
speelal one Mal Lew 30.

On Dec, 90, Jan. s and %, Feb.
! and ~, Meh. I and ~, April
7 spd a., tbs Frisco line Will ssll
tickets Al oRe.hali lase plus Sa,oo
10 points 10 Askaesas. Ia1iaa ~,
oklshoms, Texas. LOulsisaa aad
New Mskiso.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22

( LOCAL BRIEFS.
Read THF Talapgr

AAih'n ff'h"f ~ NHH
City
r z. Kellogg was 10 che city
sunday.
Ray Thompson visited Kansas
City ~ usual sunday.
Miss Donna Geiger is in Kansas
City this week visiting relatives.
The Farmer Home Restaurant
Is headquarers for candy. nuts and
fruit.
Mrs. J. w. Jamison saw ''Bsn
Hur' az Kansas City Monday
evening.
Miss Hattie Long. book keeper
for Loeb Bros, is visiting friends in
Kansas City
Good FIVE room house to rent, on
Walnut street, bet. I'd and 3D.
Proweli & Cook. over F & NJ Bank.
Go to the Farmers Home Res.
,auranf when in the city, and you
will find it o.. K. for lunch, or
meals.
Misses Ida Crabb and Anna
Mau.ingly spent a few days last
week at the country home Of Mrs.
Chas. Falor.
Edmund O. Hayes, father OF
John {. Hays, died at hiz home in
Butler Monday. He was eighty
four years old.
FOR SALE-A scholarship in
one Of the best business colleges in
Kansas City. Cheapff taken soon.
Inquire at this office.
"A acres in Camden county. 81
miles from county seat, to trade tor
team, wagon and harness. If YOU
want this call at ouee.-PRowELL
& Cook.
Don't fail TO patronize the mer-
chants who advertise in THE TRI
BUsE They haze the goods you
want aud will sell it to you at fair
prices and save YOU money.
Uncle Ike Neat was IN town this
week looking unusually well. Ia
answer to inquiry as 10 the cause
replied, 1--WE killed hogs at our
house FIVE or six weeks ago"
A BARGAIN--It sold within
the mex, go days-ihe S. H.. Cos
nell property ome First and Park
Avenue. Call on Geo +. huek-
eby, OF zddrrw = tt: oUyHgii,
Hebron, Nebr.
Yves ~. Goodwin will lecture on
"A Streak of sunshine. at the
Presbyterian church. Monday. Jan.
10, under the auspices Of the Athe-
mean Society Of the Rich Hin High
School. The society will share 80
the proceeds from the lecture. Give
him a house fall OF people. Ad-
mission ase, school children oe.
Mrs. Cbas Walker, who was 50
badly burned last week boy attempt.
log to use gasoline in wash water TO
s3ned il and ii caught ere and burn
81 her husband aud daughter too,
Is fairly on the way TO recovery.
Mr.. Walker is getting well aud The
daughter IS able TO assist about ths
housework. Bot the misfortune ha'
besn q serious one and Is another
painful Illustration Of tbe u~eaehyry
OF gasoline.
Quite an interesting suiy enter
tanned the attention. Of Judge Shep.
psrd and a lary Monday Afternoon
and evening, IA which the f. & NJ.
Bank is plaintiff, aud c. T.. Gamer
now "out on ihe ocean sailing,
and b. l.. Exline are defendants
The note 10 controversy Is claime'
hy ENlins to be a forgery IS far q
his name Is concerned The jufl
rendered a vcrdic, iog tbc plaintiff
Several other suits Of the same na
ture are pending before Judge shep
psrl, and others are likely 20 follow
amounting Ia all 60 quite a sum an,
extending over a number OF year
dealings b,lseen the defendant.
Tenplcton a hales represented a.
, plaintiff. aud II. c Clark the de
PENDANT, Exhne.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22
Min Msy BrIAsn spsar sun-


Dr.. l. l. Ame, has opened "a
oBes. nsnliy sfsed %, - The KIRK
building On Npuh Oh street.
Some ihisiy psrsont proisssed
conversion 81 size wsinui Street NJ
z. Church sunday night and over
ih'ry uniiss nisb The church.
TX Judge Graves, Of sprsgss.
Nst - the city Monday Lively a.
= cricket f9r = man Of bis age. sa5
rot 30 old either for 8 mar Of be
years.
mr L. Hegnaser. one q our
begs citizens and . good loyal Re
publican. called on THE TsmuxE
last week and msde the Publishers
happy.
Mu. Geo. A. HscksbY returned
last Friday from = three weeks
visit with relatives 81 Tomzhs.
down ia the Territory. She reports
a good time and . splendid VISIT.
Mr.. r. Dubzch vas . = the CITY
last week interviewing cur mer-
chants, and 10 The rounds called on
The TRIBUNE. Mr.. Dubach i =
good farmer AID an excellent eiu-
zen.
John NJ. johannes Is N Kansas
City attending the meeting Of the
implement dealers s B. Cole
went up Yesterday, and the firm Of
Ge1eh Bros, IS represented BY F.
l.. Geneh.
w. H. Smith Of M~onfevslIo, died
4 short time ago leaving a fortune
Of more than $4,000 10 his widow
during her life and after Der death
to 90 to the Masonic Home a S..
Louis.
While skating on . basin nezr
the Washington monument IN
Washington, D. C, last Thursday,
tbs ice suddenly rroize and about
thirty persons eEse near being
drowned, four Of whom died.
II YOU want TO supply yourself
ans family with good reading tor
the winter with less money than
anywhere else, call al The
TRIBUNE Office and get from three
TO FIVE good papers Tor the price Of
one.
Ga the following dates the Mis-
SCUM Pacific Railway VIII sell one
way eolonist tickets 10 Indian
Ty., Louisians. Missouri, OklabO-
ma and Texas. at greatly reduced
rates, Oct. II. Nov. Z and rs, Dee.
: snd 70, Jan. 6 and 20. Feb. 3 and
~, April and AR. A. BAILEY
Agent.
Yves ". Goodwin viii lecture Al
the Presbyterian church. Monday
evening, Jan. 20. at S p. m, sub
.ieei, "A Streak OF Sunshine" Il
is given under the auspices Of the
Armenian Literary Society Of our
high school Admission. * cents
Special price OF 10 cents to school
ohild.en.
Our little neighbor Clean, OF 6vS
years. has been attending the meet,
log held Al church and has observed
that al PRAYER closes with amen
The other day he was meditsting
very seriously and turning to hi,
mother said, "Mamma. whea a.
men pray thes all say amen, whsE
the ladies pray why d0n't they sal
lady. We sFe not mfoumed
wha, reply his m made.
Dick Wood. IA the ST. Louis
Chronicle, makes note Of the isew
OF oar Lone Oak correspondent
that HrnIy lee hauled his aaS
seed to Sehell City Thursday. sns
has the parry receiving the fax scr,
say 10 Henry. "rbese asx seed ara
a iule undenNsighi, Heavy" anS
Heay replies. Perhaps they are
I did giye the old Soman one Il
pat a Der eye. bat tTn make Il u
arxt time HsaD viii reeognisl
the picture a ouee.
The Sslva,ioa Army closed shst
seaes Of mcstiEgs hers with lee
ure Mon3sy night 70 . eroWde,
house Their work here Vas
gmnd success aud ne doubt 40
has, and wll rssol, ia great 600,
70 MANY Persoas ia shis community
a. .r,lv -, ~.m. Efsb
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-22

Bsias yoar Job uolk q Ts4
TsiBVsk oaes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15

and all that he very kindly consented
to help me out. AS to his daughter, I
told him frankly that | believed she
was the woman | had seen, but that
had no idea she was directly con-
cerned in the crime. believed that
she had gone to that house. had seen
Alden there and that she was Alden's
accessory after the fact, making them
joint holders of the secret and
Equal partners, as we are" said
Neale
Precisely" was the reply. such
being the case, | could not become
third partner. In brief, | wouldn't
give out that interview which you saw
in the papers this morning until | was
sure Alden was innocent"
Clever rascal" said Neale.
1T was a sudden inspiration with
me. I'll admit" responded Blair, but
II worked. or course | was long
while getting at the facts. for at first
he wanted me TO take his word. which
/ gently but firmly declined to do.
Then, in the strlctest confidence, he
told me what I'm going to tell you
now.
This Is a big thing" he continued.
his face suddenly growing pale. I'm
afraid you can't raise the money to
swing 1t, for 1t can't be done without
money. That's why I'm laying myself
open to you. 1t had to ne somebody,
and the devil sent you in"
I'm Obliged to him." said Neale.
Go on"
MIR. Alden spent the critical time
that afternoon" said Blair. lin the Of
flee OF a gentleman named Marcellus
Hobson. Ever hear of him?"
Lawyer"
"One Of the smartest trust lawyers
in this country and a man worth mil
lions" said Blair. And this Is what
Alden was doing there: He has organ
lied combination of the companies
in his line Of business"
Alden has?" exclaimed Neale,
amazed.
Eyes, sir" responded BHIr THAT
man Alden, the head of a little, totter-
Ing concern that is on the edge OF
bankruptcy, has got all the big fell
lows In line, and he stands to win
millions in the closing of the deal. It's
pouring money into this deal that has
put his own business where IL is. lie
must win row or go to total ruin"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15

Algernon Ashton, an Englishman Of
letters, better known in England than
in this country, claims to have written
more letters to the newspapers OF
England, and had them printed, than
any other man in the Empire, He sayf
he has written about 900 missives. X
j, Robjent Of Bristol however
laughs at Mr.. AshtOn's record, and says
that he himself a year ago had his
20OOth letter printed in the papers Of
his native city, Up to that time, he
adds, at least 1000 more had gone into
the editors waste paper baskets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
.Friar Land Affair
To Be Settled Direct

Rome, Sept 3O.-Negotiations from
She Philippine islands between the Vat
dean and the United States Government
lIilrs and the removal OF native monks
from the islands has been called off by
Plus y.
MUnsIgnor Guidi, the Roman prelatc,
sent to Manila as apostolic delegate to
conduct the negotiations, has been re-
allied " Rome. where he Is expected
10 arrive early in November in order
hat he may be assigned to some Euro
l,eau nunCiaturG.
The general opinion in Rome Is that
Guilds mission has Jailed, principally
because he would not accept the price
offered for the lriaTs' lands by the
American Government, owing to the
claim Of the religious orders interested,
that they are entitled to a larger sum.
II has been decided at the Vatican that
hereafter the Philippine Island ques-
non must be dealt with directly by the
POnlincal Secretary Of State and Gov
eminent at Washington, or, what is
still better, through the special repre-
sentative Of the Holy See sent 10 the
United States from Rome.
There is a rumOr that the Vatican
viii send a special envoy to represent
the Pope at the ST. Louis IMPOSITION,
and it Is thought the same prelate will
be inrusted with negotiations touch
ing the Philippines. The only difficulty
In the way Is the fear that the Ameri-
can Government may not recognize a
Papal envoy as full-nedged diplomat.
But 1t is thought in Rome that this
difficulty will be easily overcome in
consideration of the offer from the Vat
lean of an important display at the u.
Louis Exposition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
Cable Ship Worked
With Shattered Hull

Tacoma Wash. Oct. with her
forward compartment filled with water.
the cableship Burnside last week laid
tOrty-siX miles of cable below Juneau
and then steamed to Douglas City for
repairs. The yigor with which the
cable is being laid proves TO Alaskan
cities that the Federal Government Is
thoroughly in earnest in It's efforts to
connect Alaska and Puget sound.
After leaving Puget sound. the
Burnside took seven days to reach
Juneau, anChOring five nights. Not
withstanding this precau,ion, she
struck a submerged iceberg early on
the morning Of September 22d. The
impact was of sufficient force 10 pune
ture her plates, filling her forward
compartment with water. The acct
dent happened only six miles off the
course over which the cable was to be
laid.
II being decided there was no i'm
mediate danger of distress, Captain
Burnell Of the Signal Corps concluded
10 commence laying the cable at once
thereby saving that much OF the valu-
able cable in tire event OF disaster
The engineers made temporary re-
pairs and worked the pumps so eff
fectiyely that fhty-sN miles Of cable
were laid when she cast anchor OF
Douglas City
Chief Engineer Rick examined her
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15

money. Circumstances had made 1t
agreeable to me to put Miss Maclane
out Of this case, and as was going
TO do It anyhow It occurred to me that
might as well be paid for it.
It's a pleasure to be in business
with man like you" said Neale, with
4 grin. How much was the touch?"
only $1,000" replied Blair. 1T is q
loan. told him a pitful story of mis-
fortune and mentioned that was
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-A bright. neat. pains
taking young lady DESTROYS Of learn
ing practical. expert shorthand, type
writer and Office work. Must have
completed studies equal to grammar
school course. Must have accurate
knowledge of elementary shorthand,
but no speed or previous experience
required. Excellent opportunity for
thorough-going, ambitious student 10
become expert within year. Adj
dress &C. r. Business"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
bEx, published In the Saturday RuIIs.
Tin and the Weekly EdItlen, gives a
concise and complete resume Of all lie,
gal notices, calls for tenders, judg'
ments, building permits and real es'
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
g. per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED.

We overheard a visitor remark the
other day the weeds should be cut
from the streets in this town, so that
the rattlesnakes could come out and
sun Observation-Disclosures wv. VaD
Echo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-15
CHARLES is "UNARLEp".

Charles Cave, while trying TO bride
broncho a few days ago, was in
some way thrown to the ground re,
CeiyiRg a very severe bruise on the
knee, unabling him from walking. So
Rockford Qlll Gazette.