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Naur en- or lipIig og Ell baaro ar.
beiber / ben Mloer, ba er Der noget
.intereSimrt at fortGle, og ben Brince.
hon, Game, iom rtaaeSe Den aloer,
iortrler, ~bporleoes benoes fornnoer.
liae Selbreo ifplbes Den Nao bun
aoo.
Sea er oper 20 aar, % inotil
for 3 slar iioen leo ieg ifrGffelis al
froniif @fupepine % Sierteipgoom %
bar / aIminoeligbeo iao mag, iom
on bill iinSe Ell gammel Some pao
Go gor. &aa Den 3io begpnbte ieg
at BRUCE Grape Guts, % ira oller-
isrite Sio begpnote oct Of bpgse mig
.op. Seq fom iuart | en- tllofommen
Selbreostilitano; tbi ieg fan for
Spie Den Iao, 90 Den or fnlo al
Gariua. aae mine Sierte. og Na.
neipaSonme ioripauot. Seq lasoe
mort paa mig mellem 10 % 20
glno oa bar alSris laet al noset.
Seq fan M sisrc ct boarot Bags.
.arbeioe.
Gettc err uisielis Den beoite Nao,
lea ncqeuiinoe bar iaaet. Oct gap
mig Stprte sgrgierrigbeo % gsoo.
'oa lea ioriegcr at gisre aft Oct aobe,
lea fou, PEG at iort9ne Golf, bpoo
oct bar aiort for mig. Nan9e af
mine Naboer bruser Oct % bar Oct
Isobt.
5 Slutninaen nf iorrise Sinter
bapSe is Strip | fire Tiger % les
aao abiolnt intet nnSet emo Grape
9utS, og fom eoot no al SpgSom-
men. 0et oil pie eSer, bpor robnit
% iterf ieg CT. Set er pirfdig en-
foruneerlig ;ssbe. iom ton 9isre loo.
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airet al Yoitum Go, Bottle Greet,
Mih.
Grape Shuts or npoelia, iprso %
al usSoatia Smas. Ii Iages Erspe
bepiier bet.
Saa Den lille BOO. "Sbe 8oao to
@ellpiile", / bper goffe.
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Siala.G

Sra 1romss, Iorge, teleeraieres
Den 6te SiiIi. at Mr. 3icglers pri.
patiefretRr. @lr. Champ Den Dag at.
ieileoe oerfra omborb paa Spalfanse.
rem "5ritbiof1 meo lin ltnoi9tnings.
expedition til gntbonp 8iaIa paa
5rans Soiefs 2ano. Siala bar, iom
befjenot, operpintret meo tit Sfib
"america" og bar rimeIigpis ipaar
forisst ct 5remitso MOB I~ooropolen.
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geIsmninscm for gaasribelicn a

Econ Smitb, ser mproeSe Sberifien
| ct. Groir County, err MI blet for.
bsiet til $1,000. &ans Spor er for.
fiilet til GIapton, 10 Wtil Spo for
9rairie on Chen. isis, bpor ban ON
gftenen ben Abe SiiIi GIT fra Sns til
Siis os bao ON Mab, ioet ban fore
gap at bore en- Raftsmano, iom ben.
teoe paa en- gano. San foriuanot /
en- tpf Sfog i NRrbeoen, men Bolt
tiet | oe n9rmeite @per blep itrar
bartlett. iaa bans Taagribelie M ben.
teS bpert Eieblif.
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bolp fl giSen.
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Ell giiit.
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HingoeN.
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eeS Spigermooer, @rs. 9rorbp berai
9peuL reiite Sorsoog til Neip Camp
ton Soma.
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bags aiten til Niuneapolis, % Der.
ira reiite ban | 9uiber Colleges Sn.
teresie iii Collar, @iS.
1iiS Marp Gbriitopber, 5reo
9icrmon OF Sronf Gbriitcpber reiIte
SerSags aiten til ct. 2onis for al
ie Observation-Disclosures.
- q. s. Sntaens gsrr SSeln,
Beatrice os Clarence reiite 9sroaa til
Glbop 2afe, Wtinn., ior at beisgr
Slegtninge Der.
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rieeiie R9nb / Sort Dodge, So., lle'
ger for 0soen meloes Nerira Den 5te
SalIi. San bapSe iaaet Sloo'orsift'
ming / oen enc Soa. og / SsuoaeS
bIep 9enet ampliteret nebenfcr aiiG'
ct. Senere bar ogiaa s%lnsebetGn'
belle lat mo. San er en- gammel
Mono paa Il Aar, Siiorbsit ut
ban ct SlagtilirlSe. men fom me-
acnlunoe til arGfter ieien % Ill,
bragg lioiir @inter / California. Gar.
moe bar pGret en- iprig airfemano.
San bug nleo eane S9noer Ssmme.
RET til Den isrite Metbooiitfirte !
Sort lodge.
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SorifieHiet.

ErGiibcnt &poiepelt fcn >Ssroag
Den 2ocn Si,li til Spiter Ban, g. D.,
og blep biliet pelfommen al fine for
buns Iaboer og @enner. Son og-
ter at bIipe Ger til ocn 27be SuliJ bu
man bill nnoerrette bam ON bans
9onination.
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S[anst aanni6aler. 3.

Slanot aannibaler. IRA Intfper'
ben meSbeles en- ierselig 8iitorie. On
ReIcrpeIsitmunt OF IA mcnige ienotes
no paa en- Expedition moo Mtenneife'
aoerc / @cnsaSa.@ane / Gopgolta.
ten (slirifa); men giIomenoene oper'
Dem, ilasteoe Dem og oao Dem
op. aun en-. iom life por meb !
@rpeSitionet. bebolbt Siret os fnn
fortane oct frpotelise, Tom bGnSte.
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bireftsr @ecrae g. 6oberts cr poo
geien ill aIaifa pg fom inbom til
gortIono, Ore. Der iogbe ban ! en-
Snterpiep: "sSngen Selpooaors pil
bereiter biipe prGget al De 6oreneoe
Staters &e9iering, meb minore BET
ifuIoe bpnSe, at Ell 16 til 1,aongres
til Moeten. De Selpbarer,
iom bIeo iuofjsbte ifslge Sberman.
gtten, er III opbritgte."
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acknowledgements fra 2rnos llni-
periitet o~freiite Snsbag Worgen fra
minneapolis til 9em gcrf, bpor De
ben 19oe Slili oil iuoifibe iig for
Speriee. Iaa @eien sitoper' nil De
gipe acncerter | Chicago, BOD
Sslano, MoIinc os 8odforo og til.
.iioIt | 9oiton og Neip Yorf.
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etorartct @ape.

Ia BOARD OF Superoiiors ianmer.
troaote til 9ssoe / SnsSags opIpites
isIsenSe Sfriuelie, iom bar inNIsben
ira 6. j, @eiier:
Decorah, Iowa, July {, 1904
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors,
Winnesheik County, Iowa.
NJ. ], Nicholson, Esq, Chairman.
Gentlemen
In loving remembrance of my father
and mother, il gives me great pleasure
to present a clock to the good citizens OF
Winnesheik county.
trust your honorable body will in
stall the same in the tower of our new
Court House.
Sincerely yours,
c. J. wEIsER.
@r. @eiierS 6orGrina til 9pen biz
bIioe ct imuft 0tiuhe ON bans 6orrI
ore, Ser berte til De rl0ite Scttlere.
Get bIiuer i 1905 ct balpt bunnrcot
Star iioen Sorace 2. @riier boiotte
iig Iecorab. San begDnoie mart
at oripe @inueibeit Gouutp 9arf %
inreSe oen me0 Iuati85eO. Otter
bans 3sO bIeo bans begGpeOe Suiirl
9ontenS 4rGiioent, o. III inrcS oer
al Ssrneu ionl or en- Georab.@ut %
tienNt % nibcIbt al aue. 9nnfen be'
rer iii &c i%oti6eite / Stnteu % bar
itanet ia / aQe Storme.
Set itore Saartmbr, iom DIR. 8ei.
Ter oil fiebe. fommer / SiSerueS Sob
iii al otic Gecornbs SilSbpgaere, bpao
aIottcn or Hagen. Otter gommel
Stif bsrer set til / en- peI tnorettct
&p, % port me. prpgtige RanobiS,
JON III or uuber SpfereIie. piIoc life
bare foulplet iroen oct. Mr. @eiicr
biier iia iom Ell goo 9orser. AItiS
er ban liberal, naar Oct giGloer oct
almene be6itr. 0ette bar ban igien
oigiuet CT imuft @ibucSbpro oun.
2nnriuIret oil foite meIlem 1900 %
1,SOO Dollars. iaa oct er life Snmu,
pense, Oct er Gale ON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24

The Weekly Edition Of the Eyenils
Bulletin gives a complete sunnary Of
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24
How Tony Came To Be A Man

Tony's train of thought, and he looked
up.
How" he asked.
They've got no more idea of sport
than-than----" His imagination fail.
ed him.
How do you mean?" Tony asked
again.
why. that Miss Borradale. She's a
rum sort of golfer. It's not much of
game to win when you tell lies
about IT,"
In the ladies dressing room, the
window of which was open, Betty over
heard and held her breath.
"Will you explain a little more
what you mean" said Tony, quietly.
The man felt uncomfortable, but he
endeavored to Justify his statement.
"Why, her caddy told me it took her
siXty.three round. She told you sin
ty-two. She didn't count 1t when she
had to throw the ball over her shout
der"
Betty stopped in the act of putting
In hatpin.
Tony looked quickly around him.
There was no one In sight. Then his
open right hand shot out from his
shoulder. and the grOundman realized
to use an ungrammatiCal vulgarism
that his ears had been boxed. Betty
Heard the sound. and slightly shifting
her position could see what had hap.
pencd. In that moment sne realized
that you must not Judge man by
the way he threats woman, hut by
his treatment of his own sex.
When you want to NEEDLE with q
woman's honor" said Tony, slowly,
you'd better find a listener in men
OF your own class
The groundman was beginning to
square up his fists in SNOWY way that
had no effect upon Tony's peace Of
mind or manner, and then Betty called
to him from the front of the pavilion
wen see about this another day, sir.
said the groundman, and Tony aC.
guessed.
"Are you ready" asked Betty. gent
ly.
rive been waiting" Tony said and
they walked home together
Field
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24

car, 10 miles permanent track, miles
portable track, 40 horses, 1875 mules,
80 sets double harnes, l set double
carriage harness, set brake harness
lsingle), 159 pack saddles, large new
G. n. sugar wagon, / dump cart, ~
G. n. wagons, four.wheel carriage,
brake, miles main flume, miles box
fume. miles V flume. miles cane
fume. IL miles portable cane flume,
2 boats, donkey engine rope and
tackle, buoys and anchors, l scow,
I feed cutter, wire cable system in.
Guiding s tons trolleys. about $50 cable
arms and supports, l4la miles cable.
blocks and wheels, furniture of Man.
ager'i residence and other household
safes: managers, overseers', book.
keepers, sugarboiler's, blacksmith's,
timekeeper's houses, office building.
laborers' quarters and camps, stables
and other buildings. sheds and shops,
and any ard all the property used in
and about or in connection with the
plantation of The Hama Plantation
Company in the District Of Hama, Isl.
and of Maui.
A more particular description OF the
said property to be sold Is set forth in
said decree of foreclosure and sale dat.
ed December 3rd, 1904, reference to
which is hereby made.
That said Commissioner shall have
the right to adjourn said sale from
time to time as to him may seem ex.
pedient or proper, and If so adjourned.
to make the sale without further pub.
lishod notice at the time and place to
which the same may be adjourned;
that said Commissioner will sell said
property as a whole or in parcels. Upon
confirmation of said sale or sales the
Commissioner shall make, execute and
deliver to the purchaser or purchasers
OF said property good and sufficient
deed or deeds or other instruments OF
conveyance prepared by the attorney
for the Commissioner at the expense OF
the purchaser or purchasers.
In case any purchaser or purchasers
his or their bid or to complete said
purchase said Commissioner may with
or without further application to the
Court again advertise said property
for sale and sell the same.
That the said property will be sold
freed and discharged from all mort.
cages, liens and charges of every kind
and description whatsoever, and that
the purchasers thereof shall hold and
enjoy the same and all the rights
privileges, immunities and franchises
appertaining thereto fully and com
pletely and freed and discharged from
all liens, mortgages and charges what
soever.
For further particulars concerning
the whole or any part of said prop
erty. reference is hereby made to the
report Of the Receiver and said decree
Of foreclosure and sale on file will
the clerk of the above entitled court
and all information regarding the
same will be readily given by the un
dersigned upon application at the Ju
dietary Building, Honolulu, Territory
Of Hawaii, or by Holmes G. Stanley
Attorneys for the complainants, a
their office on Kaahumanu Street sale
Honolulu,
Dated at Honolulu, T. H., Decem
Der 9th, 1904.
NJ. T. SIMONTON,
SJi2-l3t Commissioners
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24
Notice Of Commits siOner'S
Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned NJ. r. Simonton Esquire,
Commissioner. will under and by yir-
tue of decree Of foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered by the Honor
able w. J. Robinson, Third Judge Of
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, at Cham
bors, on the 3rd day of December, 1904,
in the above entitled cause, sell at pub.
lie auction. at the front door Of the
Judiciary Building, in Honolulu, Ter
ritOry of Hawaii, on Saturday, the
cath day of December, 1904, at ~
o'clock noon Of said day last mention
ed or at the day and hour TO which he
may adjourn such sale, subject 20 the
confirmation of the above entitled
Court, all and singular the property,
rights and franchises of the Hama
Plantation Company described, men
toned or referred to in the said de-
cree of foreclosure and sale and there
in directed to be sold to satisfy the in.
debtcdness incurred by Il. A. Mott
Smith Esquire, Receiver Of the prop.
erty OF The Hama Plantation Company
and also such other sums authorised
to be paid by the said decree of fore
closure and sale OF said Court, that Is
to say:
All the fee simple lands, being ap
proximately 1866 acres, all the lease
hold premises, being approximately
l3,i07 acres, all lands leased to various
lessees, all of which said lands and
premises are situate In the District OF
Hama. Island Of Maui, Territory of Ha
wall, and any and all interests in
lands, leases, leasehold interests. ten
ements, hereditaments, Tights.of-way
and easements; molasses, sugar
whether in process of manufacture
manufactured or not; 1871 acres oil
Whereabouts Of growing cane of the
crop Of 190i.l905; 1880 acres or there
abouts OF growing cane of the crop OF
l9O5-l90G; one 9.roller mill 32" X 60"
and sugar manufacturing plant com
plete; machine shop containing cleo
trio plant, lathe, drill press, forge
vices and oil, &c. Miscellaneous LOT
OF material and tools in blacksmith
shop, repair shop and carpenter shop
including 2 FORCES, anvils, wrenches
sledges, shoes, bolts, nails, sashes
grindstono, engineers store room con
tanning one vacuum pan thermometer
pump valves, steam cocks, valves
plugs, cups, electric supplies; one
II" lG"-stroke American Well Works
steam pump, ! unused Edison dynamo
sheave blocks; one new 9000gallor
redwood tank; one old Fowler lOcomo
tive boiler, steam engine, circular
saw, cane top cutter, drill press: one
30" 30" twO-roller mill and Putnam
engine; one 80" X 80" two.rOller mil
without engine, two old locomotive
boilers, 3 broken rolls barbed wire
two Fowler & Co. CHIP. compound
pillow engines, 1.3 furrow pillow, il
Tyne cultiyator, IA frame Harrow; /
traction engine, ~ breaker plows, II
rice plows, large mole board plows
cultivators, ! scraper, hillside
plows, 8 wooden harrows, iroa har
row, 300 hoes, 25 shovels. rs picks,
Baldwin locomotive engines 20" gauge
1877 Spreckelsville cane cars, Spreck
aIcvilla Nat carg TX oara xsatar tanI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24

2942.13t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24

sary to marry a daughter In the case
OF Tony the amount of sentiment was
almost unusual but SO far it was
mainly on his side
Every time that he had applied for
his answer she had dared the direct
opposition to her mothers wishes and
delayed her reply, for the simple rea-
son that when man seems COlOrlcss
in character to a girl OF twenty-Oue
she SHES Indefinitely, sometimes cffoc-
tually. before she takes the fence Of
acceptance and finds herself in the
field of matrimony.
When she displayed before her
mother these neutral tints of Tony's
character Mrs BOrraidale weighed
them willingly in the scale against
the advantages in his position, and,
whether she surreptitiOusly pressed
her finger down on her side of the bal.
ancc or not, she always proved very
satisfactorily that the cOlorlessness of
his character was of no consequence
compared with the excellence of his
position.
In Betty's favor it should be said
that she could not bring herself to give
her hand when IL held no compensa.
ton for the gain that would have been
placed there in return. Such honor
able sCruples in daughter of twenty.
one are, no doubt, most distressing TO
q mother of forty. seven, ana there are
probably a few people who would be
found to sympathi1e with Mrs. Dor.
raidale
Yet so It was, and with every re.
speCt for Tony. Betty possessed suf-
lripnt strength of mind not to accept
his offer, and plenty Of vaCillatiOn to
enable her to avoid the direct refusal.
As he had reminded her this was
the 18th Of February, and yet she was
no nearer to definite determination.
for during the month that had pass.
cd nothing had occurred to stir Tony
from the usual rctiCenCo OF his man.
ner or add one color to his apparently
unattrautive mental texture.
He was generous, good natured.
equabe in temper and absolutely with.
out conceit. but these are nearly all
negative qualities, far from likely 10
satiate the mind of a girl Of twenty.
one.
She felt now. however, as they stood
IltTP on tue tONISf, Ilul IL ldh 'DllN
TO that turn in the tide of affairs when
an answer was inevitable. and ev'
cry thought in her mind seemed 10
point TO the direct refusal.
1t was not that her decision was in
fiuenced by the prospect Of another
and brighter horizon. As far as she
could see, Tony was the only matri
monial skyline to the landscape which,
she had been contemplating for the
last three years, ever since she left
school. Yet, nevertheless, the hops
that springs eternal in the human
breast finds admirable soil in the MINI
of girl just out OF her teens. am
she was quite young enough to thinl
that the two happy marriages in IN,
bush are infinitely more TO be desireC
than much fine gold or the marriag,
that lies in the hollow of the hand.
Accordingly. when she remarked
that she thought II was the thirteenth
of the month 1t was nearly the las
struggle Of her yacillation, which sh'
knew could no longer be Of service.
1T was the twelfth" said Tony
firmly.
Betty looked down disconccrted,y a
the golf ball. and then an idea cam
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24

Betty lifted her driver and swung
around gracefully on her left Toe. so
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24
CHRISTMAS FRUIT.

The Christmas trees have budded
And they have hlossomcd too.
And soon they will be studded
with fruits of varied hue.
And then on Christmas morning
The ripened fruit will fall,
Give everyone fair warning
For there's enough for all.
Chicago Chronicle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24
Horse ShOeinQ.
W.W.Wri9htC Co.

have opened n horseshoe
ing department in connec-
ton with their carriage
shop, etc. Having secur-
ed the services of a first
class sheer, they are pre-
pared to do all work in
trusted to them in a first
class manner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-24
Legal Notices.
Sale Of
Sugar Plantation
The Hama Plantation
Company
IN EQUITY. AT CHAMBERS.

sIGMUNo GREENEBAuM AN o
CHARLES AlTscHuL, Trustees,
Compliments,
THE HAMA PLANTATION COM.
PANY "a corporation), N. s.
GRiNBAuM & CO., Limited, Ia
eorporation), UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF SAN FRANCIS.
CO, Ia corporation), Respondents.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-01-14

Miss Esther Smith has entered
school at Maryville, Tenn.
Lester Shirley has entered school
at Pryor Institute, Jasper.
Miss Myrtle billiard has re-enter-
ed school at Pryor Institute, Jasper
Misses Lula Angel and Mona Duff
have returned to school at Athens,
Tenn.
Misses Laura Shirley, a charming
young lady of St. Elmo visited Dr.
and Mrs. Shirley last week.
Miss Bessie Alley, very popular
young lady of Dunlap, visited CoI
and Mrs. S. B. Alley last week.
Mrs. Maud Keys, of Crossville
who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L, Pryor, has return
ed to her home.
Misses Della and Eva Ables hav
gone to Tracy City where they Wi
reside with their sister, Mrs. A. L
Mccullough.
A candy pulling at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Grayson wa
much enjoyed by the young peopl
Tuesday night of last week
Mrs. O. w. Monroe entertalne
the members of her Sunday scho
, class in the C, P. church Monday a
ternoon of last week. Dainty r
freshments were served and ever,
one had most enjoyable time.