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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
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Never before has StetsOa UuiveT.
sity opened with bgighteT prospects
Of saccess On the athletic held, and
never hefOre has the old StetsOn
splrit manifested itself more strongly
than 10 has already done. Confidence
and enthusiasm are the order OF the
day, and u there l. any say fOT stet'
sOn 10 hold the hORoFs che has non In
past years and attain new lauTels, IL
ell be done.
A mass meeting of students vas
called fOI Monday afternoon In the
aaditOrium fOE the purpose Of aToos-
ING college spirit and considering
uays and means To keep the famous
football cup. Nearly every student
and many Of the faculty taTned Out'
and when the appointed hour arrived
the chapel uas Sell alled With en'
thnslastie Stetsonttes.
Professor T. @. Balduin, director
Of athletics, called the meeting 70
order, and in fee vel chosen words
outlined lie aims and purposes. In
closing he introduced Dr. aullSy, who
"a, greeted with liberal applause.
Dr.. Huliey stated br1shy bat deeis'
ivsly that he Sas behind the athlettc
movement with all his heart and that
he wished % zee every student and
teacher take their proper place and
With financial and Moral support
shove the football team throaeh %
victory. Hls remarks ELECTED 6ars'
of enthusiasts cheering, uhieh cali
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

President HALEY led the hTst ye~-
pet services of the wear, which tOOt
place at the usual hour Sunday after.
noon In the auditorium. The eXcT.
ci-es we're sell attended ana were
greatly enjoyed by all
a hymn by the congregation OPencd
the services, after which DT. Hulll
read the scripture lesson and led in
player, what was f"llONed b, another
hymn and the die, curse at the after
nOOn.
DT. Hulley ChO-c a. his text that
immIdIal passage ia the Go-pcl of ~
Matthew In which the rules WhiCh
shOald govern the Christian life ara
laid dOSn, and fOT some iime be dSelt
apOa the delights, the satisfaction,
and above ali the results To ourselves
and Others which attend upon such a
life. Not a wOTd vas wasted; every
sentence vas fOrcible and fraught
With meaning and the talk Vas one
which made a deep impression
AZ the conclusion Of the sermon the
CLOSING hymR vas sung and the cen
Rregatioa departed. A pleasant fea.
taTe Of the services MAS the singing
BY the yesPer choir and the perform
anees Of Professor MOT-e upon the
oraan.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
PosT 0ssE0E
UoFErsponArnen

spectal COrreepouaenoe.
Port Orange, September S. sheriff
Turner vas In town last week, looking
after his property.
Mr.. J. l.. Rush Of Dunnellon vas In
town last week visiting his parents.
Mr.. Fielding, the principal of OUT
publiC school, has arrived WiIh his
family, and are occupying one Of
Mrs McLeOj's houses.
Mrs Wise arrived home Friday VI
last week IRON New York, where she
spent the sumner.
Miss May Milburn went up To Sea
breeze SATURDAY Afternoon to attend
a meeting Of the SeabTeele school,
aud h. ready to assume her duties a.
one Oi the teachers On Monday.
Mrs. e. N. Milburn and Dorothy al.
rived Sunday. They intend making
Port Orange their home.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
AT STETSON UNIVERSITY

GFAHE PTesident's reception at
iii ChaudOin Hall, Which has for
III years constituted the most i'm.
port ant feature OF StctsOh
University annual opening, tOOk
place last Friday evening anu
uas In every Te-Pect pleasant and
Successful. Il vas Of peculiar inter.
est because u was the formal meet
ing betWeen Dr. LincOln Hulley and
those among whom be expects To
work for many years to come, and the
PHEASANT and cOngenial spirit which
marked IL j. particularly gratifying,
indicating as IL does the harmonious
relations Which promise To exist b, q.
tween the nee head aud the student
body and faculty of the institution
A committee Of the young ladies
whO reside in the hall had taken the
matter Of decoration IN hand, aud
when the guests arrived they found
the spacious paTlOTs had been trans
formed. Flowers, ViRer aud foliage
we're tastefully arranged on columns,
walls and chandeliers, and the eject
vas a sitting background 10 the scene
which vas presented Shen the TeceP-
ti0n vas al it, height.
The guests began To arrive shortly
after sO'cIOck and we're received by
DT. and Mrs. LinCOln HALEY, DR. aud
Mrs. 4. - FaTTiss aud Misc stubb-,
the lady principal Prot. q. .. Car
son introduced those NhO Sished to
pay their respects. After the too.
NAL reception by the ~ csialent numeT.
Gus intrOductiOns tOOk place and In
short time the students aud teac hers,
old and new, we're on the most friendly
terms and conversation did not Ian
guish for a moment Later In the
evening the guests repaired To the
dining room, WheTe lemORade and
waters were served. shortly after 10
O'clock the gathering bToke np, at
the cons fusion OF a most delight iul
evening.
The spirit WhIch characterized the
occasion l. most gTatify iRg, and indi.
Gates that the harmony prevails
which IL 80 necessary to the succe-s Of
our university. The gathering vas a
representative OaS and embraced
many of the most prominent people
Of our community.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
One Of Many

u. A. Ti-ialc, Of SammeTtun, = q.
suffered fer twenty YEAR, With the
Piles. Specialists were employed and
many remedies used lat relief and
permanent good was found only IN the
use Oi DEWITT Witch Hazel Salye.
THIS j. only one Of the many, May
cures that have been elected 10y this
wOndeTful remedy In buyin Witch
Hazel Salvc IL j. only necessary "a
see that you get the genuine DE
Wits, made by =. q. Dewitt y Go
In Chicago. and a cure l. certain. he.
Wits Witch Hazel Salye cures all
kinds of piles, cuts, burns, bTu-ies,
cC1ema, letter, TingWoTm, skin die
eases, etc. Sold by q. W. Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

Professor Cotton states that some
crack tennis players Who reside near
OTlan ,io have -iehiGcd their ailiines.
to meet Stcts1n On the COuTt, and
that IL Nill IN p''-siblc Ia arrange az
interesting meet fOr thi, wear when
the fIOI laIl season Il over. Professor
Cotton y fa-t tennis player. having
played with iBccl e. Wright. and to
gcthrT 9th i'cloi. IIan,lin and either
Strt>on men, can shoW the visitor
some fast WOTk
Tue yOunF ladir- oi Chau,loin Hall
and the town are organizing their
DIVES iOT the annual ,outr-t la ba-keI
bail and Il /. believed that tn Pame-
this year viii Ia m"rc interesting
aud CLOSELY contested than ever bC.
fore.
TIE prospects are eEccIlcRt ia ali
forms Oi athletics
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

The reasi.Ts ct the Papsr viii be
plsas.,i Q" hsrn that there - "a least
OH DREADED disease that ~,ienCe has
ttca AID, g. curr "a al @ stages. and
that - CataIrL Hale JatsTTh Cure
Il che uily pO.itly, ,ure known 90 the
MEDICAL nateruit. CatArrh icing q con
stitutioaal disease. requires 4 cOnsti-
tut.anal treatment Halls Catarth Cure
l. taea lnterRally. acting directly up
on the blood aud Mucous surfaces OF
tks system. thereby destroying the
feuBdstion % the disease snd swing
TIE paiieat stTeRgth by bu.1ding up
ths constitution and assisting nature
IN doing is w0tk. The pToprietOTs
have - much faith IN rs curative
r0wers. that they olfer One Hundred
dollars Cor any case that u fails %
cure Send for Bst Of testimoaiala.
Address y. J. CHENEY 4 co.
rois4a. q.
sold ~ Druggists. - centA
HALLS Family Pills are IL kese
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

an elaborate church wedding Wa-
ueid at the Methodist church, Soui d,
"Wednesday evening at so clOCk, Whru
Ma. William JeflCOais, Oi GTeenyi llr,
tla., and Miss Sadie Parker, OF DaN
tona, we're married. by Rey. W. a. n.
AyTes, pastor Oi the chuTch. Thy
interior of the church Was beautiful,
anu tastefully OTRAm,ntcd = ;ih gOldcn
TOd ai,d eVeTgIeens, and a very large
au0ience Nss present To witness the
ceremony that IO,Red the high con.
tracing parties. The happy couple
departed Thursday morning. foT Green.
Willie, WhrTe they Nill make their
futuTr hOme. -Da tuna Galett, News.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

A district meeting OF knight Ol
PJthiss lodges of this district will d,
held in Dcl.and on Thursday, NOVem
bar ! Representatives of the lodge,
Of ~ Augustine. Palatka, DaytOna
and New Smy RIA Will u present. a.
will also mrmlrTs of the order frOu
sanford aud Orlando. Grand Guam.
CeilOT Hallmark aud Hon " J.
Bryan vi Jacksonville will make AL.
dresses. The meeting b, called b.,
District Deputy Eugene Master, ol
81. Augustine. ShO IL the presiding
OShccT. The Third Rank at Rank OF
knight will In worked
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
Pa Pleasure

II yOa ever took Dc Wit LATHE Earl,
Itlsers for hilioGsaess OT constipation
yoa know what pin pleasure l.. These
famous little pills cleanse the hveI
and rid the system Of all lille Withoal
producing unpleasant efecta. They
do moi gTipe, sicken 90 ueaken, bal
pleasantly give tone and strength q
the tissnes and oTgans Of the stomach
liver and boWels-Soid b. @. W. Fisher
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
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s,.riai ,u'ysI-,a dcns~.

Si''iai ,uFrrsI-uadcnce.
Orange City, October I. Mr. Flor.
enoe McCOTmick l. visiting In DE.
Land
Mr. belle Dunlap and Mrs. Nellie
Palmer came "Wednesday evening
from their home in Nashua. y. a.
They are In Mrs Bengt-On'- cottage
until the one Ms Dunlap has bought
u ready for them.
SchOOl commenced Monday viii
Miss Willatow.ki a. principal an,
Ml-- Welch OF APopka assistant
school opened with - pupils
Ma aud Mr. Erickson aud Mrs
Viii Wells of Inland WeTe visiting
Mt and Mrs. kolmon SUNDAY.
Dr Robinson returned from his sun
mcI Dating "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. George DolieT aud little
laughter Elizabeth and Nr,. preyatl
ct bland l,it on THURSDAY of last
week iur atlanta, Ga, a. have little
Eifah,th treated ioI iam,nc,-.
Mt spencer moved Nc Freeman =
u"u-ch"ld gOOis Monday into Mis-
Massey buildine, where they will h..
stored until hi cottage - Gni,hcd.
Mt and Mr.. Freeman vii live in
thc trcn-haW cottage until the, ,an
30 intU their own.
Miss WillatoW-ki and Miss Wei, d
a., boarding With Mr. True.
Mr>. Spencer Wa over from CASA.
daPa Monday, helping her mother,
sir~. Freeman, 10 move.
We are -OITy to As that il lo ~
nOw a. II Mr. Eyiand all have to
have h,- iUIt smputatrd tie Wcnt
To- jacksonville lat week AID had u
operated upon The phy-l,.an- there
toad him Il ought to have been taken
Un Nhcn a was hrst injured
NvNs conc from Mt. DOJ,er that
~. Nili have to stay "a Atlanta With
49, little daughter until , Lri,,ml-
Mr rhumt, ilorF,, b. mother aud
a gentleman friend Herman Tor-on.
came saturday evening The, had
d,iNru through from krutu,ky aud
SCrv 80 week, Ca 10, road The
iiuPp, family lived here several
ear. Th,N lett here abuut eight
year. arn They Osncd a place here.
fh,ir huu-c Nas harmed down airJut
two year. aeo. Ne understand they
contemplate bu,ldine on their place
again
Mr.. aud Mr. q; -. Tu,ker. Mr.. and
Mr.. =. ~ Mors", Mr. ami Mr.. Isoi,t
Fem all ,Imc Tur-,lay evening. Our
Iroplc are 'smiug early TIL, fail.
We are glad to Srlcumc them hack.
Mr. Dunlap 10 having the gruuad-
around her outage cleaned up thi.
Neek. Il BE- quite an improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Fcnn took l,o,-,s-ion
of the freeman house "Wednesday
morning. They Will pot Il 10 Gr-t.
class -hapr and opcn Il To the publi,
ia, TIT ct NugcmlST.
Ia" linrRe family are living Ia Nr.
sh,vrI' huu-, until the, dr, .dr shat
tLcN Wili 20
Nj and Mr.. John M,tuTmI,k vent
To- DsIIud Tuesday ga laI.inc--
Mr. Frank Taylor leaves the last
Of this Wtck fOT Columbus, Ohio, u
make her sister a visit of few wees.
Mr.. VI r. T.. HeTri,k seems To- or
a. sell now AZ -he vas brfOrr she Rad
this Last had spell
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

There's nothing like dOlng a thing
Thoroughly. OF all the Salves yOa ever
heard Of, Bncklea's ATnica Salye -
the bret Ia sweeps away and cures
UlceEs, Skin EgHPttons and Piles. It's
only sc, and guaranteed 90 give sat
isfactien by q. W. FISHER and W. a.
Allen 4 Co, DrugEistA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
a Thoughtui han.

~ " Austin Of Winchester, Ind-,
knew what Ia do In the hour Of need.
His wifc had such an unusual eSse OF
stomach and liver trOable, Physteans
cOeld not help her. He Thought 81
and tried DR.. Kings Mes Life Piils
and she got relief az yace and vas
finally cured. Only Sc, az q. W.
FishCr's and W. A AlleBs drug sore.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

The last pile Oa the railroad bHisiP,
across the Halifax river at OTmond
was driven on "Wednesday afternoon.
Work Is tseinP rapidly advanced ou
this Improvement aRd trains Will h.
running across the river bl the time
the season for opening the Hotel Or
mOnd u at hand. DaNtOha Gazette.
Neus
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

Tue News Publishing 60 - prcpaT.
cd Ia furnish stencils, any sile from
III feet down Ia the IN tilcst. on short
u0ti,r. Stcn,il-, made for hov heads
AID To- order We are ai-,' agents tor
rulllcr stamp anN -ilc. style aisU
quantity
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

Criminal court meet. un TUESDAY
ncNt. TIL, Docket .- rather light,
there beinR onls tOuJ ~ i~0nef, in idil
and a teN otLcT- uut Ou bsJnd. The
jury for the tcTm Wili consist 81 p. ".
Ialey, r. e. LlulSTg. 4. J. knight,
Geo. WOOdu ard. Daniel Bias kWc der,
W. l. Abl,Oit, ID. ". stewart, Wm.
Padgctt, Wade Blas kWcldcr, T..
True aud a. FTcn,h.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
OF POLITICAL MATTERS
REPUBLICAN.

nor. ana Hon J N Cheney,
candidate for Congress from
this district spOke AZ the court house
Saturday night u large audience.
The Drl.and hand Wa- present, aud
/ added considerably Ia tue occasion.
The meeting va presided over by -.
D Fish, shO introduced the speakers
~ hts cusiOmar, eloquent manner.
The talk- we're veil received anu the
speaker, frequently appIauded They
bOth gave rOOd reasons from a Re
publi, an standpoint wh1 International
ANA state Republican tl,Eets -hOuid
1e eie, ted they -,Orcd %, Demo
cTat- "a good style, ahOrdinr consider
able amusement a. the rNpcn-e Oi tue
Demo, rata party.
The meeting "a closed 9Th a icw
remarks from Rev. e j h Jones.
Quite a numt,ci Of ildi,- pTs, "a the
oCca-ion witb thrT ~, -,u,r. MI
MacFarlany aud No ,utu,y ATE bath
eloquent speaker. anI pica-ed their
hearers
Az .NU~IND FEATlEE
While the Demo,Tat- werr NTang-
CLING In Jacksonville atOut the super
intendeni Of publir ,n-tru,tion. SatuT-
day Afternoon, the Republicans OF
Noiu,ia county we're having a more
80 lc-- strenuous, time.
on Thursday Postmaster HibbaTd
Pu, up quiet little meeting oi seven
l;cpubii,an= "a the council TOOm and
JTganizc,i the D,'l.lnd ROOsc cit club,
Nith himself a, president aud A--is-
tant Postmaster Bu-hngll a. -rCrc-
tdty. Thi, ,iub ai-o appointed ,"n.
mittcC ,on-i-tiuF ui o-tma-trr iiIb-
hard. Assistant Bu-Ln,l. aud SIR T.
{. 81, iITidc To- meet the .p,akrT- and
the .iuh rot Uut -"m, pu-tai card To
Motif, the pcopi, "i the -pvakinE.
g. BigcluW. chairman ui the Re
puhli,an County Committee. Il. T.
i3ieIb,, memirr 81 the Republican
state COugrcs. Committee, aud
other prominent mcmbeTs oi the party
wer, ignored by the HibhaId faction,
hat they also worked in th, interest
OF the meeting. MI Big,loa sd,cT.
ti,cd the meeting 10 the tao ieadIug
lOcal newspapers, paying Too the adj
ycrtis'ng Out of Ll- Owu p.,kct, and
Nr. Bielby Cnt aged the band, a. dld
also Mr.. Hibbard. Thi- ia, ton also
appointed a committee to meet the
speaker, and, axe the Hlhlard fac
ton, did not tell the m,mirr- of the
other ia.tion anything thuut their
arrangements
The speaker Npr, on The lt-ttua-t
tn, Hibbard ,ommlttc, dru,ro,cr tU
Orange Ity tome Il tf,-I,. akyl-. su,lr
90, H,gvlow Btcib. committee drove
to Lake Helen TIL -I-yss,r, E,rr met
b. the committee 90 LAX, Helen AMI
br"urut Ia u,l-and ,nJ arr, taken
10 The Oakc- a. TIE guyst- co. ti.--r-.
Bicib, and Rigs on
The orange city reception commit
tee returned Co brl.and boz the ,ame
COMPANY a. thu, went
BJt NT liltt,arJ'.,'u Urot .n IT, work
later. u selected the CHAIRMAN of
The meeting ana entertained the
speakers at III, home ui Ma ana MIS-.
O. l. Mcbride after th, speak IA ana
to zap the ,IIma2 90, speaker we're
escorted % the .un,t.un later u1 Ma.
.B Z Fish.
''i ,uur-, %" one rN p-,t- either MT
Ma'tarlan, 81 Mt. Chrney to ~
elected tL,y don't expect To a.
eic,t, the -sl,r, AMI the uculu-
craft Nho have had o. -taud no end
oi Tidi,ult because Of ~, HDiiOa ay's
nomination a. state -,hnui -uUcun-
tcndent take ,on-licraic ylsasurc IA
haTIa--lug their Republican iTieud-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

NiEet trains irutn buth RoTth ani sluth arr
nj a ~ Land luncti0n - hacks and car
riafca- Shich urtiif TaaatEEcfs o. bCland IN
G cssuta
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

The committee ia charge oi drcora
tiOH ana Refreshments mas b. ds-
pended aPun To do their duty nobi'
and the occasion promises To hr a
splendid snrce.s.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07
"TEETHINA" a. il, namr inplic,.

''TEETHlNA" a. it, namr inplic,,
Il used by every mother Wi-,,
10 stay con ulsiOns that comy uu
When trcthinr time l,eF aus Ia dawn.
fOT Nausea, Vomiting and the wcak
ITI 10 able stomach Of children, moth.
ing equals DR.. MOHrtts TEETH
INA" lTeethinr pOwd,TsL Il ADJ
Digestion and Regulates the lInN
Cl- iOlt
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-07

Trainsaa TO- Attshih Cuasi tins arr sshs.sl-
.isi o. lease frssa aud aruss - ths DCtsna
iafliaf - ffaETug
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-18

nations made were as follows:
President-E. w. Quinn.
First Vice Presidential. c, Pacheco
Second Vice President-Sam Kama.
kau.
Secretary-W. W. Carlyle.
Assistant Secretary-Vincent Fer.
nandez.
Treasurer. +. Morgan.
Judges of Election-A. L. Moore, A,
d. Castro, Henry Peters.
Executive Committee-D Kalauoka.
lani, Jr, J. +. Durao. Sam Kamakau
J. S. Fox. l.. ]. Aylett, A. l.. Moore. A,
V. Gear, A. II. r. Vierra, A. V. Peters
five to be elected).
In the Sixth Of the Fourth the list OF
nominees is below:
President-Lorrin Andrews.
First Vice President-Capt. I. Bray
Second Vice Presldent-W. J. STAINS
bury.
Secretary. J. Hughes.
Assistant Secretary-C. X. Quinn.
treasurer. II. Wolf.
Executive Committee-E. VI. Boyd
&C. X. Quinn, w. S. Fleming, ]. Dug
gan and G. A. Yarick.
Judges Of Election-E Correra, II
simpson and J. J. Hughes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-18
BUY A HOME.

We have for sale on easy terms sew
sral residences in honolulu. which 1,
will pay you to investigate. Among
them is an acre and half near the
Rapid Transit at Puunui for $1,000; an
acre and third. with dwelling, on IA.
mehameha Road near King street fol-
$500; a quarter Of an acre. with dwell.
ing. on Azillian street Punahou fol
$4,000; and a quarter OF an acre with
cottage at Kalihi near Rapid Transi,
for $4,000. Any OF these will be sold OF
monthly installments, II preferred
Further information furnished at the
Office OF the Pioneer Building and Loar
| Association. 122 King street. 4. v
Gear, secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-18

sior Lodge, Harmony Lodge, Polyne-
sian Encampment, Pacific Rebekah
Lodge and Olive Branch Rebekah
lodge. The top floor will be used for
socials, dances and entertainments.
The dedicatory services will be held
in July on a date not definitely fixed
The Odd Fellows desired very much to
invite the public to attend the interest
ing ceremonies Of dedication but the
hall will not accommodate many more
than the number Of people who belong
to the different Odd Fellow lodges.
The dedication ceremonies have been
put in the sole charge Of E. E. Hing
ley, d. ID. G. S. Mr.. Hingley has al
ready selected his assistants. The SER
vices, which are almost entirely rit-
ualistic. will be held in the assembly
hall of the building to be dedicated
The assistants chosen by Mr.. Hing
ley are as follows: Z. c. Rowe, +. G..
Grand Marshal; Robert Levers will
officiate as Grand Warden and J. O.
Carter as Grand Chaplain.
w. C. Parke, p c., will be Herald of
the North.
A. F. Clark. p. G.. will be Herald of
the South.
J. Lando, P. G., will be Herald of the
East.
G. J. Boisse. p. c., will be Herald Of
the West
Chas. Sawyer. p. c., will serve as
Grand Guardian.
Seats of honor have been reserved
for the officers OF sister lodges. sub
ordinate lodges and encampments.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
NAMES PUT UP FOR
CLUB ELECTIONS
GOOD MEN At THE FRONT AND
HARMONIOUS FEELING PRE-
Walls IN THE RANK
AND FILE.

A number of Republican precinct
meetings were held last night. The
meetings were well attended and
marked with harmony throughout.
In the First Precinct Of the Fourth
District the following nominations
were made:
+. Chillingworth, both of them MEM
bers Of the House Of Representatives.
For First Vice President-S. NJ. Ka-
nakanui, Jos. Luahiwa and Jas. Mott,
j..
For Second Vice President-Sol.
Kauai.
For Secretary-Sam X. Kama!opili,
For Assistant Secretary-E. Buffan-
deau.
For Treasurer-W. w. Chamberlain.
For Judges OF Election (8-S. X.
Kamaiopili, Il. Buffandeau and Geo
Macy.
For Executive Committee (5)-Thos
= Cummins, w. G. Roe, L. G. Keen, w.
ii. Charlock. Chas. Lewis, Il. Towse
and NJ. S. Kauai.
In the Second OF the Fourth the nom-
inees are:
For President-J. II. Soper, w. 7.
Rawlins and John A. Hughes.
For Vice Presidential. A. Gonsalves
and II. Kolomoku.
For Secretary-H. Z. Murray.
For Treasurer. A. Gilman.
For Executive Committee DOWN
Aylett, G.. b. Mcclellan. +. l.. Hoogs
John Hughes. Jos. Little, Manuel Cook
Frank Kruger, J. w. Jones, c. S. Crane
w. T. Monsarrat. o. c. Swain. Frank
Monoha and w. T. Rawlins.
For Judges Of Election (3)-Manue
Cook, Capt. DabeL w. Il. Wall. Herr,
Kaai, E. Kopke. C. NJ. White and VIM
White.
In the Third of the Fourth the results
were:
President-E. Faxon Bishop.
First Vice President. +. Bush.
Second Vice President-J. Mana.
Secretary-Chas. N. Marques.
Treasurer-Jos. q. Pratt,
Executive Committee-Messrs. Ke
lnui. McCabe. Dias. Napoleona and Gee
hiuegel.
Judge OF Election-Frank Foster
Dick Kekona and Sam Manu-.
In the Fourth OF the Fourth the nom
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"For saler cards at Bulletin ONCE.
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CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

The Catholic Church of st. John the
Baptist, Kalihi-waena, in charge Of
Rev. Father acknowledgements. june
10Th, tenth Sunday after Pentecost, s: 80
q. NJ, high mass with sermon and col
lection. p. m. Rosary.
The Catholic Church Of Our Lady
of the Mount Kaiulani (Kalihi-uka)
In charge Of Rev. Father Clement--To-
morrow, June 18th, 10th Sunday after
Pentecost, IL a. m, mass with sermon
collection and Rosary.