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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
BAD MEN ON THE HONG KONG MARU.

Among the the Hongkong Mar Deputy
Marshal F. S. Jacot who returning San Francisco
sentenced long Quentin
the convicted Shanghai of robbery and
years One American and the other mulatto
their they broke Jail and only ecapured after long chase
The men large Shanghai for weeks
trouble during ali that time couple OF months added their
breaking Jail The first placed British
Shanghai sakeepng but later decided take them
c San Quentin where the risks fewer.
Marshal acott charge of still third Filipino VI
fifteen years sentence for numbering Chinese.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
TRADERS EXCHANGE WILL
MEMORABLE CONGRESS
Delegate Kalananaole Asked to Present Peti-
tion---BuiIders and Traders Outline
Their Position on Labor.

The sixteenth regular meeting of the
Builders and Traders Exchange was
held last evening at the Association s
rooms in the Elite building, Mr. Craig
presiding. The chief object of meet
ing was the consideration of the letter
to Delegate Kalanianaole regarding the
needs of the Territory as seen bv the
exchange
After some correspondence relating
to the efforts of the Exchange to Sc
cure citizen labor and a report on the
same by w. w. Harris, Mr.. Craig in
troduced the following memorial, pre-
facing it with the remark that it SEEM
ed to be the mistaken opinion of many
that the Exchange was labor organi-
zation. He thought that the placing
of the Exchange on a proper standpoint
was very important to the Exchange.
The memorial was drawn by l.. E.
Pinkham and a strong point was made
of the statement that an eight hours
day meant eight hours actual work not
eight hours attendance. The resolu-
tion was adopted as the sentiments of
the Exchange with the recommends
ton that copy be furnished the press
for publication.
THE POLICY OF THE EXCHANGE.
The Builders and Traders Exchange
deems it advisable to publicly state its
position on the labor question, so it
may not be misunderstood by the press
or oublic
This Exchange is not labor organi-
zation, but is composed of employers of
labor and seeks to form sound Oublic
opinion and a just reciprocity on all
sides.
This Exchange believes the welfare of
the Territory of Hawaii and body poll
tic requires the recognition by law of
the citizen, and those eligible, who sin
cerely and adequately serve the Terri
tory with head or hand in daily labor,
to the exclusion of the alien in every
instance possible.
This recognition was secured by The
enactment of the recent Legislature.
This Exchange favors the protection
and encouragement of the one industry
on which the Territory at present de-
pends. and which exists mainly by the
generosity of the Legislative enact
ments of the United States Congress.
This Exchange is on record at the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
London Disappointed Over Lipton's
Defeat and Hopes Canada
Will Challenge.
japanese Plot Against the Prerier's Life---Re-
newed Prospects for Panama CanaI---Vene-
zuela Gets Great Loan.
(AssooIATED PRESS oABLEaRAMs.)

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept 4-The Turks have captured Kills
and killed insurgents
SOFIA Sept 4Ihere is renewal of fighting in the district of
Debre. The insurgents have slaughtered Albanans
VIENNA Sept liking Edward, conference
oucho has expressed his approva Bulgaas
declared his adherence the policy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
WILLIE WONG LANDS IN JAIL.

Willie Wong Chinese cook Of the Alaskan police
Willie doing things the Nuuanu bridge
found him. He accused Of the Alaskan
a~ng touched him dollars The promptly
enpted their pockets and showed that they hadn't copper
breath strong enough knock down, desk
sergeant told Willie when he landed.
three bottles of soda pop he replied He
charged with being drunk and the sailors released
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
VenezueIa's Big Loan.

BRUSSELS, Sept by the of syndicate Paris
banks Venezuela gets loan of oooooo guaranteed by
receipts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
Want Canada to CHALLENGE.

LONDON Sept Universa regret felt here the defeat of
Upton and the hope is expressed Canada
challenge for the cup
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept 4Freder Coudert, the eminent lawyer
is critically H.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
Upton SaIutes the Victor.

NEW YORK Sept 4Lpton congratulated Iseln today
result of the He has yachting plans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
Plot Against Premier.

KOBE Sept Thee japanese have been arrested here plot
ting the assassination of the premier
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
2eviving Canal Prospects

BOGOTA, Sept. 4.The Colombian Congress is discussing
authorize the President negotiate treaty
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 4he Labor party has renonninated
Schrlitz by reclamation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Sci r8u6fab", iom &rpitoe11t
@ooiepelt oberien6te &ongresien peo
1ens Claiming, er ct al 6e melt inter-
esiante Dofumenter al 6enne Dirt,
ser nogeniinoe er %fremfommet = IN
teresiont lite olene for be eager,
set lager UNDER Bodybuilding, men for
Sen Mao6e, 6e er bebanoleoe paa.
Man ian Ieie set mes famine n6bDte
tie iom man Ieier en- Mrtifel | ct Ma-
go3in, og set er let at lie, at Breit.
bente11 bor facet 9belie / at ifripe
netop be6 at Iepere 8t6rag til iaa-
oonne. @erlig fengslenoe er bans
uoreoning al Sorboloet til &anam1a
@pgresmaalet og Be biitoriite 0p.
Ipsninger, ban 1e6iager Sen meo.
bons l%16talelier ON &orrup'
tionen / Observation-Disclosures
og ON 6orbol6et mellem @apital %
Mrbej6e CT, ON life iu1t 6e er belt
nDe, iao 6og al en- iaaoon Mrt, at
man beb at Inie 6em bar lettere beo
at 6onne fig EN- 0perbepisning ONT
6isie bigtige @pgrgsmaal. 8u0fabet
er ct Dofument, iom enbper, Ser
bar Snteresie for rationale Spergs=
maaI> bgr InIe mes @ftertanfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

@enatets Steoigbeo lpffeoes BET lite
at faa bette giort, og MI bill Seno1et
fe at oprette set Goribmte tnben Sui
~ bpis ser 6a lite itb6er noget uper.
tet til. Om &uiet mao Set iiges, ar
oe1 i oenne Sag itaar me6 @almer !
&en6erne; set bar orbei6et meo goo
@iIie poa at faa Sagen brogt no at
8eroen paa en- ba0erlig 8is, og
baooe @epublifanere og Demofrater
bialp til efter Gone. 6orbprigt
pentes ser lite at tomme noget Sept
of 8etponing frem i benne @amling,
bperfen / Metning al Earife, Mbnt.
eller 2onoIopgtpntng; ser itoar en-
&ogne for D6ren, % &ongres-
iamlingen foruo for en- iaabon pleier
NET al bIipe belliget til at gibre De
eager far6ige, Ser er begpnot paa /
tioligere 5amlinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Ser er fun to 1maa Tiger til Sui;

Scr er fun to imaa Tiger til Sui
- men / De to Tiger tan ser uoret'
tes meget / @etning al at bringe en-
Ips % gle6elig Set / mango $iem,
iom birfelig tren9er til at faa liot
@lebe blanoet in6 / BET 6aglige 2ips
Eombe6, Msrfe og @org. Ser er,
troos SEN Belitano, iom 2anbet tan
.eIeoe fig beo, iao mango Siem> bpor
sen life er fommet til @uie; 2tpets
@oor bor til ollie Si6er peret ulige
forfeit, uoen at @fpIoen for 6ette fan
Iegges pao nogen @nfelt. Men BET
er Gnbpers &ligt / set min6ite paa
Marets gla6eite Geltti6 at gigre lit
Bill at iprebe @le6e ON Jig iaa bt0t
%bnen reffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Raur MI Hrofeten Sobn Mleron6er
Domie ipnes at babe l1oitgt til at
zfomme uO at ben financielle &nibe
ban bar beret / Sc ii6lte Tiger, er Ser
f11n Iariag til at gre6e Zig 6eroper
for Sc mango @un0re6e Mennei tiers
sSfplb, Ser bar giort fig ofbengi9e al
Dam, og bbis bele 8erfer6 ito0 paa
Spil. Men set bill iiffert life pere
mange Gage, efter at ser er opnooet
EN- Sroning, fer man fra 3ion @itp
bill bgre en- Str9m at grobe l16fofo
imob NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., / bbi(fe
6enne Mono er en- Melter. Sci er
Spn6 og Sfm, at benne Man0s
ubeltribelige Salient iom Organize
tor 1fol inbbplles / en forIcren Sop
pc at Heligion for at fomme til l16=
fol6elIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

net ct Stub. gomuno Monian, en-
.gelf @eian0t / Mtber, bIep palgt til
@oI6giftsman6 nog frifienote 9an-
mart for erbper Gorpligtelie til @r-
i%tatning, ba be Sorborosregler, fom
,bar trufne oberfor bennelbte Sfibe,
f11l6t u6 funoe foriuares UNDER Sen.
ipn til, at BET enc meofgrte &rtgs-
forng6enbeoer til Oprgrerne / @ene~
5uela, og BET a1oet LIB po af ct.
Ebomas' $abn uben at iagttage Be
Gprmaliteter, .iom %pnabpile6e ale
&anoelsffibe, ieIp 6anffe 8oitfibe.
@oIogiftstien6elien ofiogbes Sen %.
SSa11uar 1890, mango Mar efter at
8egipenbe6en bao6e funbet @te6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Gftrlpsning.

Sobannes 2u6big Senien, fgot $.
9. December 1876 5nertinge, Ger
feb 5ogn, efteri6ges al bans Sober,
ftp. Sa-ber 81. SIR. Se1ien | Sla=
gelie. Sen gfterlDite uOpanbre6e til
Mmerifa Sen 5. Mpril 1898 og ifrep
liofte Gang biem / December Maa,
ne6 famine Mar; bans M6resie par
Da 1744 Milpaufee Mpe., Chicago.
Mnlige 0plpsninger mo6tages meo
~Safnemlisbe6 al BET oanife &oniulat
/ Chicago.
@fanoinapiife MDiier beoes COB
heosfulM optage.
Goniulate Of Denmarf,
7 Chicago, Sln.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Eprtiet og Sc 6orene6e Stater ba1

/ Eprtiet og Sc Soreneoe Stater bar
bitter facet ct lille Mellemberen6e at
efgisre; set er oglaa 6enne Gang en-
Roniul, ser bar facet en- iloe Me0fart
/ Eprfernes &en6er, 6og ert ban life
Faaet libel, bberfen paa Baptret ell
ler i @irfeligbe0en. Set er &oniu(
Dabis / Mleronorette, 2illeaiien, Ser
i en- 5trib ON 8eifptteIie nf en- glr,
menier, ser bab6e omerifonif 8or-
gerret, fit en- iaaoan Meofart / Spr=
fernes @en6er, at ian baIe6e set
amerifanife Stag mes al &oniulotet,
1otte @eglen / Dbren og reiite fra
8pen. 9erefter fommer iao &rab
paa 0preisning, &%rigsifibe, l1n6-
Fplontnger oip. efter SEN &ecept, ser
er iaa bel fien6t fra talrige EiIfeI<
be at 1amme Mrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
@ammelt Sur ,nproet.

4Qtnttelt 1<Qr 1tDr0et. Stgere at
6ron5 Srebr og bans &uitru bleo
fun0ne forle6cn bag 6eres &us ! 8nf-
falo, 81. g., bpor De bor bleben be-
grobne UNDER ct @e6ifur. 8arret
Ear ppret ~efteriggt 1toen Sen 20. Mo-
bember, 'og alt 1p6er paa, at Der fo-
religger ct Mor6. Sc @amIe bab6e
mango @enge, og Motipet antages at
.babe beret at faa fat / 6isie og 6eres
Sus. On Man6 beo Mab1 CHARLES
8orter, CT bleben arreiteret iom mis-
tanft, ligeIe6es ct 8ar 6ruentimmer,
Der iiges at bore bans intin1e @enner.,
8onfer benag1er at bope mpr0e1
Srebr % bans Sritru, men befien-
Der at bape fabrifere1 5fia6et paa
6rebrs gien6om, bbilfen ban fIptte-
De IND | itrafs efter Sc Gamle for
iaa plu6ieIig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Sen 6anife @igs6ag far / Sen ii6>
ite Sis bebanb1et ct 2obfori1ag Ser
beffer Opiigt life alene / 9anmarf,
men langt uo ODER 2anbets @rGn-
Ter. S Be ienere Mor bar 8dlleupe,
Tenet / SEN @rob taget Sperbaanb /
9onmarf, at SEN offenlige Sifferbe6
/ bpi @ro6 bar li6t 6erun6er. Sber>
falls poa rent iagesl9ie 8erionen be-
rer til 9ogens Or6en baa6e / Sobe6-
Ita0en og &ropinierne; og iamtiotg
er Ser en- rent rbpggelig Siltagen al
@oI6tegt moo &bin6er, pofsne og
min0reaorige. Sc Giraffe, iom bi6s
til ifdlge 2open flrnoe ttlmaaleS for
bisie 6%orbrp6elier bar beret laa
imoa, at Sc / mango Stlfel0e nGrs
melt fun6e aniees iom 8elbnninger,
ga Sc gap Sorbrp6erne frit Opbolo
for en- Si6 paa @tatens eller &ornl<
mems 8efoitning. Ser bar lenge
peret taIt frem og tilbage ON 8o6e,
mi6ler for bette Snbe, og Ser bar be-
ret peget paa Sn6ferelie AT Brpgle>
1trof 1om set enc tie Mib6el, Ser fun6e
t9nfes at bjelpe. Man bar BOG
bt6ttI life bobet at grtbe til 6enne
Oberligbe6 at 6rpgt for at opertraoe
v@umonitetens 2ope". Mu bar
imi0lertio SuItitsminiiter Mlberti
fremlogt ct 6orilag ON for ct Ti0s=
RIM af 5 Mar. at foriege 5troffen,
og efter SEN Mo6tagelie, set bar foaet
/ Solfetinget er Ser neppe nogen
SbipI ON, at Sor1Iaget bil blibe til
SOB.
Set lD6er noe item 1om en- &ara6pr,
at mon / Set 2an6, ser fal6es set
melt optplte / 8er0en, ifal ie Jig np6<
laget til at gribe til iaa6anne 6or<
b%ol6sregler for at fremlpinge often.
Zig Sifferbe6: set tpoer paa, at Ser
er uno9et raa6oent iDanmarf". Sg
al Sen Debat, Ser I 8inget bar bgret
fgrt ON Sorilaget, faor man Set Snb-
trDf, at set er mes flor 8etenfelig>
beo og @blen at man gaar oerttl.
@1n enfelte at Sc iocialiitiife Sing.
mpnb er tiIbgjelige til at giere Grin
me6 set bele Sp6rgsmaal og tilraa-
ser en6og at u0itpre 8gllerne meo
elegonte &le6er og a%fItrbgne Silfe-
batte lamt paaDirfe Dem as aa16e=
Zig Sci. Selpfglgelig er Set ~ eff
ter iaoponligt focialiitiff Mrgument
~ uSamfnnoet", ser er SfDl6 / at
Ser o%berboDebet finoes @6ller. Set
er mi engang @ocialtiterneS Maner
at gipre 8erioner Iaa %anibarsl6ie
iom muligt; ~ og Set ffal nof biRl=
pc til at for96le &araftererne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
@jd(p tic Ski66ruone.
Gm noroiif Dpsape.

Gn nOroif Gpsabe.
Sen befien6te ioenife 8oIitifer 81.
&eoin bar I r@ftonbIabet" / Stocf.
bolm offenliggiort en- Mrtitel, fom
fortiener Opmarfiombeo / politiife
og 5efartsfre6ie.
ST.. 9e6in mener, at Ser er @r1nb
til at begpnoe ct Mrbeibe for Snbfp-
relie al internationaIe @gfartsregIer
ON $ielp til Sfibbruone. S og
for fig ful6e BET maaife fpnes ungo-
pen6tgt at paafaI6e 2opgipningen for
at fire Mb6li6en6e poo @gen ST.
itan6 Dos forbtieileuoe @tibe. Men
BET er en- &ien6sgierning, at mango
5fippere lite bar 6enne 0pfottelie
at 6eres @enneifepligt. SaaIebes er
ser fornplig inotruffet ct Eilfaloe,
bpor ct engelf Sfib, rMfgbaniitan" +,
negte6e at optage Sfibbru61te fra ct
bren6t franf Glib, rgl6mtrol @uep,
oon", 90 iom MI befanbt fig i en- ILL.,
le, u6effet 8aa6. Sr. &e6in cite
rer nogle Sr6 al &remierlpitnant
&obillar6S @eretning:
nBaa bore 5ignoler nerme0e uMf-
gbantitan" fig. @t pqrlamentere0e,
iaa go6t ri fun6e, men oa hi bilbe
iatte Go6en paa Srappen for at
gaa ON 8or6. ieile6e @fibet bort for
f1l6 Domp pao &apteinens 0r6rer
tro6s mine u1pffelige 2e6iogeres
Stab pg 6ares 8gnner ON at blipe
re66e6e."
&r. &e6in mcner MI, at Snitiati=;
bet til at biofpre en- &etsregel paa
bette Smraa6e bpr tages al imaa
Gtater.
vOg- ffriper ban - oct fan life
Iigge be6re for n1gen ems for Sc ire
noroife Magter / Screening. Sc bar
/ Marbun6re6er bobt en- 49, / set
minoite at frantic 'Solferetslerere
anerfienot = ber0tfulo Mnoel / 81
rettens 16bifling. 0g beb &rim<
frteens 8egpn6elie bar De bapt af-
gjgren6e Snoflp6elie paa oct fremti>
6ige 8ru6 me6 BEN engelffe iaafal6-
te 96ret, iom @nglan6s 9e!e9ere6e
be6 &artierfongresien ienere erfien6=
tes life bob6e bpret an6et ems en- @g-
rgperlob. 9e nor6i1fe 2on6e bill
fer funne tage Snitiatip iom life 11o-
get Ste0s, bill beffe 8re6e, 6a ser life
fan bore nogen Srufel ON &eban=
cbe = / Etlfel6e al ct gsei ~. bag
ct iaa6ant 6orilag. SSffe beller beef
fer Snitiatibet fra imaa Stater no.
gen Misun6elie. Sc noroilfe Stater
fan tale n6eluffen6e / @nmanitetens
% &ettens Mabn. 0erimob er set
flort, at bpis Sorlaget u6gif fra
Granfrig, bil6e oct / @nglon6 fun6e
opfattes Iom foru6en ielpe Brtnci=
pet at in6ebol6e ogIaa en- bitter Sri
it, tnif"
Sr. @e6in mener, at Sc imoa 5ta-
ter be6 at optoge iaabanne fultnrelle
Spgaber fbrer ct NIT, flart 8ebts for
6eres Observation-Disclosures og 6erbeo
mo6itger alle l16iagr ON beres 9ber-
flb6igbG og alle Spaa6omme ON
beres inarltge GItntetgjbrelie. 9en=
ne 8etragtning ser Iaa tdinefal6en6e
rtgttg, og ielbe Ben Spgape, Ser Der
tilbpber fig for De imaa @tater, al en-
iaa im1f og ber6tg &arafter, at ST..
@eoins 6ori1ag ubettnget bpr tuges
snnber alborlig Oberbeielie at interes-
.lere6e @re6ie / 6e nor6iife 2an6e.
~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
g(s6tri(6 6urtigtog.
1917 @ail sine,.,

set er en- fien0t sag, at @leftricf-
1eten er be6 at faite Danpen 10 at
Marfeoet ION Driofraft. Dette
.gialoer ogfoa paa Sernbanernes
.Dmraa6e; Set frnpes nfgrre &jgre-
baitigbeo % ipnelaoen6e finbess.
ingen arben 1uopeii I att opnaa benz
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

stgriteoeler Of set iorte Soar,
ion bruges ! 8arpffer, torr1er fra
italiertife % ipanffe 8loitrez meoenS
Set blonde Tom @eaqel iffriiper iig fra
fae a oanife, r,,siiife 81 Bon
ibepigers $obe1oer. a .s8ss5sI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

@fterretningerne fra SpIflan6 IT,
ger at gipe set l16ieen6e al, al 5oren
for Seller @iIbelms @un6beo er
oberitaaet, og at ban in6en lenge bill
bore belt reltitneret. Set lpber me-
get beroligen6e = bbis Set Blot bar
ianbt, buffet set neppe er. SIT Sen
Soben5ollernife 6amilie goar me0
en- bbelaggen6e Spg0om iom en-
Slegtsarp er Ser ingen SpipI ON,
90 mes Sc itore &rap &ejier 8ilbelm
alti6 bar itiLlet til tit 2egeme ct Ser
@anoipnligbe0 for, at 6enne Mrb bill
fomme til tioltgt n6bru6 bos bam.
Sons @ortgang bil6e bore en- l1lDffe
/ mango &etninger. @el bor set
1onffe Soft life roget at toffe bom
for birefte; men set ct 6og rl1egte=
ltgt, at BAN troos bele tit mtlitariitt-
tie Silinit bor bi0roget mere til Sp-
retboloelie at 8er6ensfre6en ems +.
CTS. &us lere5aren me6 6ennes me-
get omtalte rTre6stanfe" iom BON
laa 6oorligt bar foritaaet og for
maaet at olni9tte / 8rafsiS. 8eb
&eiier @ilberms 9g6 oil en- ing, al
6eles nerforen Mano fonnme poo
9piflan6s Srone, en- ung 5probe, ON
bbem intet an6et bi6es, ems at bon
Ear baret me6 | nogle Stu6enter-
ppt6ier % bar bl1n6et ! ct @e1tepeo-
befgb; men BET er lite nof til at bero-
Iige ben 8rpgt, Der alti6 Iiager og lu-
rer for, at ben eproppiife 2igebngt
Fh blibe %for1tprret. +.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

&imcierne / Merico, On fremra=
gen6e fineiiif @apita1tit og 8raf0ent
for @bina Commercial Steamlbip
So, eng, Sof Song, % 2pmar Mo-
merp, @ontpagniets M6bofot, er ben6t
.titbage fra Ell Cur til Merico, bpor
De bar un0eripgt Sorbol6ene meo
SerblH paa en- fitteiff guaranteeing.
De anieer SorboI6ene meget gl,niti-
sc for en- iaaban 8lan, % set aniees
iom giDet, at man ptI mart e en- tor
5SSnobanoring al fineiiife Mrbeioere til
Sc iDblige Dele at Merico. aineiiif
&apitals peutes ooiaas afbIibesanbragt
Here uegicanife 5oretagenber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Entered at the Post Office at St. Paul
MINI. as second class mail-matter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-06-18
TALMAGE.

Rev. and Mrs. Deaverly OF Gains
Vile, o., are visiting at Squire Har'
vey's. Mrs. Deayerly is Mrs. Har-
vey's only sister.
Chas. Scott has moved into the
house previously occupied by Ia
Wallace. Mr.. Wallace moved to the
Geo. Dankey farm. a. ,
The hall has been painted recently
The prospects are favorable ior
wheat and oats harvest in this Vicin'
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stofer have
moved on his fathers farm opposite
j. N. Carver
Benny Stewart is hcms from Le'
compton where he attended college
lana Nelson who has been serious
IL i'll the past week is slowly imProv-
ing. She is under DR.. Conklin's care
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Lady Of Penn
sylyania visited at J. A. Engle''
Monday.
Caas. Grice is taking a course in
telsgrapby under 2. E. cornine' the
Santa Fe agent.
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CHAPMAN.

Miss Sadie Rhodes OF Dayton is
visiting friends in the city this week.
Miss Ella Thisler visited friends at
Rinehart the first OF the week.
J. J. Conklin was business visitor
to Carlton Monday.
Miss Elsie Lowry returned from
Lawrence Monday where she was
attending K. U.
Noah Eddy Of Abilene was doing
business In the city Monday.
Miss Mary Enrigbt Of Kansas City
attended the Erwin-Hollis wedding
Wednesday.
Walter Meek and W. L. Holtz left
the first Of the week for 9 trip TO
Europe. They will sail from New
York Jane 20.
h. A. knight returned from South
PARIS. Me-, sunday where he took
car Of horses.
James Barnes rev hOuss in the
west part Of town is veil under way.
n P. ssnbOrn is rsmOdsliBg hi
residences.
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WILLOWDALE.

Haf .
Mrs. A. F. .Schaeber and son Frank
Of Oakhill spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Schaeber's sister, Mrs. M.
Low,
Pearl Blunderfeld came home from
Mcpherson last Wednesday where she
attended college.
Mrs. David Mccoy is entertaining
her niece from Indiana.
Mrs. w. E. Scott and son Walter Of
Clafin are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Low and family.
Children's Day exercises will be
held at the Willowdale U. B. church
next Sunday morning.
Walter Lewis who has had q siege
Of malaria is able to be at work again.
Harmon Keller has nearly COM
pleted a new barn and will soon be-
gin building house.
Tillie and Lue Scott spent Sunday
with A. Taylor and family.
Maggie Low went to Barnard Tues
day to spend few days with her
brother Roy Low and family.
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DONEGAL.

No services were held at the Belle
Springs church May 81 on account OF
the bad weather. te veg l'.-'
Miss Fannie Hoffman who has been
a missionary for the past few years
and returned home last fall, left home
permanently for her field Of labor.
Hiram Engle hauled a load OF but
ter last Friday from Acme to Navarro.
J. N. Engle returned home from
Brown county.
Will Eddy Jr., has purchased . new
buggy. .st.t.
Eugene Stauffer and family of Hope
visited his parents on Sunday.
Mr.. Kinderdick OF Woodbine visit
ed ct R. Messing's on Sunday.
Miss Agnes Messing who has been
spending the last few weeks in Wood
bine, returned to her home on Sun
day. e'.
Mrs. s. G. Engle and Mrs. j. N.
Engle visited Mrs. Fannie Gish on
SUNDAY. rH.
Much damage was done to Messrs.
Heer and Rubin by the recent high
water.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy
moving their alfalfa.
Eli Hoffman returned home from
Abilene last Wednesday where be
had been for two weeks. '~
Mrs. Fannie Bsssler is quite Ill
with asthma.
Mrs. Anna Stauffer Of Hope visited
ct A. A. Stauffer's on Sunday.
J. Il. Bassler has built al addition
to his house.
Miss Mary Scheufele visited Miss
Clara Messing on Sunday.
Rev. NJ. G. Engls from north Of
Abilene was in this vicinity on Sun
day. Hit
Several from this place attended
the funeral services Of Mrs. Mourer
on Sunday.
Amos Sommers called at L. L. En-
giles on Sunday evening.
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RINEHART.

Walter Lawrence was transacti1g
business in Enterprise Tuesday.
Roy and Walter Murphy visited
west Of Chapman Sunday.
The mail carrier made his first
Trip on the route last Friday since
the food.
Henry Blume OF Woodbine was in
our city last week.
Carl Weissenfiuh made a business
trip to Chapman Tuesday.
N. L. Bsughey and family spent
Sunday at I'd Hassler's.
The Lutheran church gave their
Children's day exercises Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor and
Mrs. John Taylor we're 10 Abilene
Monday.
Harry Keller was in Enterprise one
day last week.
Every farmer is busy 10 the corn
Geld since the heavy rains. Some
corn wss washed out
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. H. Betz who wen,
70 Abilene before the food returned
home one day last week via Chapman,
crossing The river 10 boat.