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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= Local News =
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SD. =. +. DCtZuet VI rbtlIluSS Was Oh our
streets Monday.
Before disposing Of your. hides and
pelts call on c. w. Bailey. Z
Fred Rogers was Forsyth visitor
from Sweeney creek Sunday
H. G. Wright passed through on No
yesterday enroute to Miles City.
W. T. Beardsley Of Minneapolis was
transacting business here Tuesday.
A. B. Collier and Joe B. Wheeler of
Rosebud were Forsyth visitors Sunday.
Mrs. ]. H. Mckinney was visiting
Forsyth friends the latter part of last
week.
Albert Snyder was a Forsyth
visitor from his ranch up the river
Monday. !
e. w. Bailey pays the highest cash
price for hides and, pelts of all dis
criptions- -.
J. L. Marshall of Jordon was. tran.
sacting business with Forsyth parties
Saturday.
w. H. Anghey of Ashland was look
ing after business matters in our city
Saturday.
z. o. Bean returned yesterday from
a two weeks visit at his ranch on the
upper Rosebud.
ID. J. O'Mally Of Rosebud was shak-
ing hands with his many Forsyth
" friends Sunday. 1* ~
c. A. Ferris stopped short time in
Forsyth Monday morning while on his
way to Rosebud.
Isaac Azeling came in from Howard
Sunday and journeyed on to Rosebud
where he spent the Fourth.
o. M. Cleavenger of Sabra was
Forsyth business visitor a few days
the latter part of last week.
Oliver Tins1ey came in from the
Little Dry neighborhood Saturday for
few days visit at Forsyth.
Gustav Hoff returned Tuesday from
Rea Bros. ranch where he had been
assisting with the shearing.
A. T. White. teamster for the N. P.
surveyors now working on the north
side, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. W. Stanton of Ashland came
in on the Lame Deer stage Friday and
spent few days visiting friends here.
]. E. Edwards and family and A.
H. McGregor and wife boarded No. ?
Monday and joined the jolly throng at
Rosebud.
Mrs. Chicoine left Thursday for her
home at Lynn, Mass, after an extend
ed visit with her sister Mrs. Thomas
Alexander.
p. &. Schoelkopf and wife returned
Friday from Billings where they had
been visiting friends and relatives for
some time past.
T. E. Hammond and family came in
from the ranch Sunday. and joined the
jolly crowd of Forsythites who spent
the Fourth at Rosebud.
w. E. Pratt of Miles City was shax-
ing hands with Forsyth friends Friday
Mr.. Pratt had just returned from an
extended visit in the east.
Mrs. C. ]. Johnson and children
left Saturday morning for five weeks
visit with friends and relatives in Min
neapolis and other Minnesota points.
Jas. Kershaw of Boston, who has
made several trips to Forsyth recently
for the purpose of buying wool, was
again transacting business here Tues
day.
Ball games Saturday afternoon and
evening between the celebrated Sioux
Indian team and the locals. Balloon
ascension between games. Don't
miss it.
S. r. Oldaker, who has charge of
the surveyors now operating in the
Muggins creek neighborhood, came in
after mail and supplies for his crew
Sunday.
Owing to rush of business we are
unable to make the change in the adv.
of Linton-Richardson Co. They are
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
SslSaien.

Oct iilresnsos, % eioberne bar oms
trent foIittomms.
Sost isa pasitreoe runot st Baoes
bisrns. hsrts ise en- Stemms runbs:
"sgr inis ou noril2-
Seq ait fsrii nOsls SiriOt uom at
iaae SenipI Ill Sismmsn;msn al Rus.
sierriabVo itOppeoe ies pp, Os 9srsn
til en- llOitioninins itUo en- summel
TlanO itsitsnOs iis III en- arpiis. San
bar en- lupiliot Uniform fra SOrasr.
irisens 7aas. iiipnt bet bog met par
Dc guile Resiinsinappsr. iOm iaaOs, at
bet ilnloe u9rs etilnss Uniform
Seq GAP mig Snai mso BAN. Os
ban par iGrOslss pillig iii at fOrtGIls
ON iis isIp % fine SOrssr. & Dollars
gtaantben bapos ban | llnosriisttslis
al Rsaieriuasn. San par | arissn
mso Spoen Os itOo bet noriit Rs.
simsnt ira 2siseOniin.
"1e Da' BET l5os, Idaos ban til.
3 bet igIs Slas bsO Chattanooga
bleb bans enc Ben nghen ituOt OGi.
"Sa, = iasOs ban, "Ost bar General
SadioR - "StcutipaiI", iOm pi iaIott
BAN - Der bapoe StplO | bet; itrGt.
tsIia 5io. men be- bar RorO au %
iOrsIpis Sase mangtu Sang - meO
pIsuip grGnheDin, Iasoe ban til.
9Sna Siirnsiautsn Uar ban ioOt for
sOOt % Del 40 War tilbass O9 rrifs |
'55 yRto st iiarps Ssilitib Tom isg
til gmeriia % tnOoa ios bet fire Tiger
at iisrs ira Sniialo til gsistOuiin.
Su9sn gsis, Og iOrat tOmme opsr Gls
psnr muattr ri IaOs 6IadOsr, iom tos
baeos SIsr Os 6OIi."
esan pg bails ppast al Rerael"
ipurste is6.
SO oa." nsoe ban.
"sauos SIisn, eIisiterpsssn Os ppr.
5tlCmariru.
"Sar Ou bort ON 3ctlit,. prsitrn /
aUitestio2" .
"Yss Sir" % Hu Jung ban en-
StrOis ui 3ttliss Bile: IS ct Bin.
bus oil jss iiss Osnns gsrOsn nit jsar'
Del"
"9iaar Du ianrslIsr tieusr liOt srtra,
bar Ou Ost UsI btOrt." iasOs iss.
"g9ra SGlOonpGrtcn iaar not
BET mtfs." Iagot ban til mso st Grin.
iSst ban uiti,nos O9 bumpsuOs oros
iig' ino ppa SalOOnen.
g. 8. 9ie 9oIititsn)
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
StlpRnina nplpprt.

Sp 'Riasr fommu RsoOslslir ON. al
GOuRtgsi oil uOlOps sH SSlFuuins paa $1,000
iOr gaasTiSsiisH ai be NGue. Der OrGbts u.
". tobs % SaeOb SobniOH / Sgni Naansp.
Get wpiiiiis aRerO Paa tOSS. su saurnsl
Aano, iom bOser aIsns OmiriHs cite lRll
RoreUsf t0r &ssnastcR, % esa pIuOisIiss
6Oriutnesn al Sobnion, eH mtAesIaIOuHss
IlHstar, ioui bOsps saniis altus ire 4RiI iTd
tOOsa 5arm, iirt RaaneSsr, isT iosO bIsO
prGbi, brinsrr 6oII paa ben IaHis, at bsggs
oisis 9irHo bIeU orGbts al rn SaHSs, iOnI
bOIesr ts itIuIt SpisrHs isHOsniOr Btsitus'
ton. J StatsHs tibIisfs Sass VaT 6u sH
StTpStst eaRps SshstpVs % NOrOsps, bots
lililusihso par oisis psit. RsVsrus 9apes
tOrs SuIsr, bpOr lpsiis hHpt iiwIts. ! be
msrts 6isIbusitsr hruSs Ss bOIss 10 iiiuIi
nIso It Sptts lauas liOsT. gtttrbptTt iom
SstIlsrHs tom UtiOVsT, maatts Rgptnc iOT.
TalIs. 4Rau tr0T BOG, at ber M ttftes /
psisraS CT sIt anbSn Sdnos itluIt, lom iSTt'
Eager RsprTIog siisT stTIs, Og ,oT at itiuit
pus eIsmiHgSr mprOtr d DC u!ptisIiss 6avs
msu, fem blU bsWaaIHs. DiaH UsS illicit,
at Sebnl0u, ipr ban iOTiUaHpt, bar bsHpse tt
lultno Dollars pau tg. JidaT ban mosiog
rIisT bsiaIts 10 s'tugs, Uar ban uipTiIstis mso
at uiis iTsm i'm Euuis ms0 SsSIsT Saus
in Stits, SogH, RuiisTt % StusIlGs1 ipT'
ipanbi men bans gSpGT oar Wrpu. Cms
Itnt TO 9iaaHsetr isntW tGbts en- RaHe
g9esRustou 10 iOhbars psRs. Ru Ct sissi al
loes iuuesi. Saus esits tT Ogiaa iodUuRes
ne, % bet rsss. at ban PaVpt $40 ysmmsu,
Oa ban libR bIsU iret, pans sdHIb0s ian6
leo Sguru. RaR8s 5annrrs icrIdHssr, al
Ssisus isn0sni0r sSssnHslOR itaI sitRnrms
issss snIueis, "a BE- tror, at man Osr .
iiubs sn ReptrbaHot.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
Dire. Arna Gprupr Ipbrr bort.

Ri5a,l gfooRsp ira ssGubag bl,D iorIsSsr
arrsasui St. FauI % uipsutsr M Orb ira
SebH SOuHor en- Opbrast aSstsmaHO
Raubap. GOnHOr bsitplSsr ROOusp ior at
bare bortrsmt mtO GonuorS btor SaIpSsI
% Ssrss to Ssm paa Os gar. WtOOnsg
orbsiSsSs Ssaubag OP til ben SiS, be for.
OuitsSs, % Wits. GOuHOr soU IiSsu SOriIar
ring OUts i'm SpisrisI. Gonuor Ct iooIsSss
mssst iuisrsisrst at iuu UiOs. bpGS Der sr
tommst OOsr SiGuinsn, % bUaO tiIirGfisH'
BE- Der bar pGTtt pso gfORep us6 to DER.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
RUgsmaBs ium CONNER aungu.

SOnsOitatsns Rsgisrins Iiagsr for
SiOsn llnoerbanOlina mso ben uuot
noriis @ihsniiabsmano aan6. iur.
glibusl Stnritisn Sic on SUcrtaaslit
Gi Stillmasn iom SpsrOOmmer /
aOnsO. gmbtOst sr uilgnntt meo IA,
600 Granes ON aaret Oa aIt frit. go.
gen Oeiiuitipe gIiaisrsIis sr snOnu life
trufst. Gitsr at bare bGrtt SslrctGr
/ SuitiisOepartemsnttt bar Ar. Sic i
lGRgtrs lib ituotrst RstsUiosniiab /
lloldn0st.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
: Frpitsiortn on Suucn.

PrOfssiOr 4. bar arsbst en- 9no'
bruSstpU % oil taas BAN til politi'
iiatiOnsn, men spDsu. iOm uursr Gsis
iOmmsr til at tGutt paa ben gittis,
bsosbloOtne iau bpppis fOrstOmmsnOS
grOiesiOr 8iiiraitiOn. iissr' 49, Su.
6arleI, Or. PrOiesior. nu tOmmsr ita
til at gao, - 6arusl, tiger PrOissio.
rsu, 6urut % ipm iunrt isisH.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
MHit qfatiOn arrtlfrrtt.

c'nf 9atiOn, en- suGsSporGttsr psb esus
Soutrbs, Ct bIsvsn arsfsrst % boIOt SAN
ssni'ab, I'll 6Orbsr Ian'btps optasst. Soa
nuiIasrs nsmlis for ct baps mprett en- RauS
pso Rovn Samss tsarrstt, iOm CT ipOrIsa
iOrivuuSsn, iiNsu ban fOh iuusS S0mpani
mtO Station. slObipor CT hspus OpSossSs
ipTsnes ira @atiOus Spite. Garst bar Sa'
mile. RuiiOu % Garrett bapSs UGrst sOOs
SsnHsr, ioa RsHinssuls sr etIts ON isrhs
napHtss SIpIe, ON Currttt uirislis 81 bIeUtH
mptSet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
SYo Dafota.
staitns srplrptnar iusbrinatns,.

c.upernsr etTrsis bar nstop mobiGatt
SHobsrttnius iFs somn,isiar Pod. Ten life
SuIi por ssT al StoItioHbsts Peuss nm
sl3,s7l.5o. iOm loa lsbiss 4 Sfattommrrst,
% bsnHr Gum CT isu,rt blspcu anbrasi mob
aImiubsliss Rrnter for sann. gtsussu CT
moStnsst auiesninssr ont saou til IN iamlst
Gum al s6i 500. iOm piI bItVt uSIonnir sis
ierbUsrt iOm be barr iiIsiGussIiss.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
gurul,umsillS,r SsS gIbrrSstH.

llnSu eOriHssu al en- artsitif 9rsHS paa
!. ~. g9sbbs 5Gm UsS absrbtsH Tom mau
paa en- IiSsH aart FsfroIWm 500 foS uscs,
Os t0nlmsR 500 sob nts, iaHSt man naturIis
Gos. Get antasss bog itte at iOrsiiuSss
IaaOan RGHsSs. at bet oil IsHHt ns iOr
Iriit, men man isIsr ben UiOsTs unSsris:
ssIis msO ,lRisrssis.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
Saal yta Siurt btOuuStr you. Is.

StosiSsStn sIGd eias, R. y. Snm.
pausb. iissr, at Ssr idar CT en- RGusSt siOrt
sstnbs, SastiGionsu aabuss ben l5es b.,
% SsItassIisn tOpmtr til at bliVt iiplis.
Rpuns CT mssst ianiHt, % sntsIts' fsricntr
bar oEsTses UGut paa Sost sitsr Sem Ter
CT iaoIsoss lsiist tit. at arrshotiousr oil
blipe iOTstasHt iuSsn SGipnsu aabnts.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
Gn nf g,ipntrrrut | ssrnpiiuns prN.

9btihian lpaniOn, en- al STObtidsS isrits
SisbmGnO. afsit iOrlsOsn psb CSbsu. ISaH
par bauiI % baU Tom bio til Sauost for Is
aur iiOsn. ! esbct al OsHHr lib buUOs ban
OPdrbsiost su nor 6OTrrtnins. % ban UnT az.
tst % aiboIbt al alls poa eiuIuS al i'm uom
tpihrliss gGrlisbeO % RstitaiieHBeO. nuhu
o. TO iniaa Sgru oUtrispsr 9am.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
Svo ptS llluIfrsiiliGlSr.

Ears SsIgtisu 9aaOiiOH 5Olpnibip
eac aui 9urls Co.. Wiun.. blsp OrGbi
ben 3Ois De-, iOet bans psfs iOg uo
mso BAN % ban blsu iIpnast uO al
Spsnsn. Suitru Oa Here Bern oDer.
lsper bam.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
MammrI SrtiIrr bgo.

aiblan6 SountD, q. O., bar tabt
en- Of line Yionsrsr grit SInuat. Tom
par en- ni be ieriis SsttIsrs / 6alrpit
5olpBibip. Suu uiait iorlsOsn pso
Gsocn en- GIosr Of 81 aar. aIbsOs
siiulaotr iia Suiiru, son Oa 3 3gtre.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
fnrbgocr orRbi.

lprbposr sspis eliaiOn fra 9lOnis.
piotO. Rinu., bIsO fOrlsOn orGbt mar
Srtonp!ls. SdR ialbt mob en- gOeu
OF tnuiis oOptos,. iOst tan bOppsos
ntD ira eOiOmUtipst. Dan sitsrIaer
o. si Barn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11

Spis mon III ct @ranolopsioriIaa
tiIftmt | alfe ennos ON. at anarebss
lria life iune, iorstasts iinN TdiO.
riicin af sanbets Ssioltntna isrit
bapoe tilIismt bet. iaa piIbe Der pee
llofet til Srso poa Sprbm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
GhriiinnInn nhr for g,anhitftr.

Gt al es irGItshs Rpusuv iauNt SteO |
RGrbstsu al esaO paa lpis TassR serOas.
oa Mart E5ritianiOR maatts 0ptrlsurrt itut
PsHst til to 10 aaT samls SaHSiitsr iOr at
HHssaa at iua ilu srOp ulrO SlBtuslsr. St
uHse sanoittsr tom Rs Vgi, % man bar life
iaasi at poa osm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
FalSt fra SruHtt.

SObH SHortSiaub, en- 5aVmsr psO yang
iOrS, iaIsi iOTIsssn al irGHrt poa SismvsisH
fra Ritbru msO ben 5sIss, at ban brGbtss
paa Stsest. aiSpSs sitsrIaOcr its Sutu Os
fer Bonn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11

NOTICE.-Noiice Is hereby given that the
regular Oct. term Of the Circuit Court Ia and
for thls-koberts county has been abandon
cd ana special term called 20 convene Nov.
%, 1901, al =. NJ. Any one desiring 90 take
out Naturalization or end papcrs VIII please
come In during this term. l.. WM. Foss,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
Speetelt Qtlbuo
til OOrr abuHncHtcr.
praftiif haanoboo
| amrriiaHit Slet.

amrrifanii 3tt
Sptt nfpusst or @nismuu Sraa Of supens uusoo gp
saH WOndnn %'raa ROrO spO 3Gipu SanOs SOpo Boib
nstoH % gsOHHH O aSuuu SsHp g. riu Smut nbbunbsn
SOBIabepris $3.50
Snsbols,
ISsf SSa %Sa 's sn sEIs%si soaH umguSs sOno
naHns Renter PgOnsIoBs gmtoon GSou s,,oggts g S
9aan1rsrs % abeeeS sn for arbt
ND %S S0rass GOppp SrasssIOps trsiou sOpS
AZ girio Aompasmtab
ssSS" S q tmsnis snst @asbonS f soFtnsS staps
% S, S1qsslStHF ~ sSorf'n ssD S SraaS SaT'
Natnrallotor al
hsass CpssHiHstr FarIdmtniauiIt ~ 'N"''' U0''
"a e bar Ieb Rsfopaset al Onns peSu Boa uroes bao r
81 ano III at bpos 9qmI s np abonnener BOA o
Or q aar for ilammen $3.50. -" '" "P'"'"'
aa en- SOs rit " - 't'' ' NO"' 0p
Srti'Hs sOObOg q 2OsIsrn m fnps stbpert Gus
minotis iursiOmmsnot sopUh9beoer ~ 20 - fSSS' : w
S aeonnsnisr buro tunns e upt Subrbcnttr bber 10
aaNos Iortlens osnn pralt Bog uosu nOad psneeblGa
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
Nar lfOIiet | RObtrts Gpnntn iaLla

Oar 6oIiet | ROberts Gonntp ialtp
Sa. BET bar aieiUet fin Grtlerins an.
auaenos be pOlitiiis aHGrtr bette
GOuuip ioa OpsrisOia tpoeIisi. ut mon
trpat ton fOruOiGtis. at BET sr bltpsn
iOriiaust islp al bore embsOsmGno
| Stat oa snnares.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-11-11
Sempt mn llnlcNninacn

til at a Nen Bog Sa cpIas tibet p bet fulbes ia te for sio
Croer sr bog Igsaa praitrt. ' " e'' OO"e
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-12-31

Some people seem to think that the
birth of Il Saviour is not the time for
outward manifestations of joy. but of
sorrow. Saviour is pathetic name"
wrote Joseph Parker. 1T is not an
official title: il is not IN image you can
robe in scarlet and bow down before.
on account of its majesty ana haughti-
ness. Saviour is IN angel with tears
in his eyes. with arms mighty as the
lightnings Of God. but hear; all ten
derness. Saviour is Il complex word.
Il has in il all human nature. all di-
vine nature. all the past of history. all
the possibilities of prophecy. all the
mystery of apocalypse. Il tenderness
outranging the love Of woman. IL maj
esty humbling the hau.htness OF
king" But, though the word Say
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per stmr. Kaiulani, June 26, from Ha-
wall ports: X. Puao and wife, Mr.. Ma
inaaupo, Marston Campbell, Ikua Pur-
dy, Sam Purdy, A. c. Kaaua, e. p. Low.
Per stmr. Kiuai June 26.-From Ahu-
kini-George Wilson.
Per stmr. w. G. Hall, June 26, from
Kauai ports-H. Isenberg and wife, c.
A. Rice. Mrs. S. NJ. Hundley, Master
J. b. Cox, c. Dunkhase, Miss E. Kaaia,
Mrs. D. Kohl D. Conway, H. Frohlicn,
Miss p. Batchlor, Miss B. Hundley, j.
NJ. Cox and wife, c. C. Eakin, Wong
Feart, Mrs. ]. L. Cockett, j w. Pratt,
S. Hundlev G. Mundon, j c. Davis,
d. B. Maconachie, Maale Keawe, E. r.
Hendry, ]. Mclaughlin, NJ. Rosenbleot
and SO deck.
Per stmr. Claudine June 26 from Maui
ports-Mrs. w. A. Mckay, Miss Parish,
]. w. Waldron H. G. Danford, c. b.
Wells, A. Enos Jr., j. M. Vivas, Mr..
Within~ton w. o. Smith, Mrs. II. K.
Awana and child, M. Farias and wife,
F. G. Sylvester, c. "a, John Smith,
and wife, Miss Wong Kong, NJ. Ishika-
wa and wife X. SugimOto, Now Sing,
Fook Lay, w. A. Purdy j. j. Saw
age, Mrs. Cleveland, p. N. KahOkuo-
luna, Misses Dinert (2) Miss Hooking,
Miss f. Toomey, Miss ]. Kawaiaea,
Lieut.. Gordon, r. NJ. Isenberg, M. Nc
Cam, George Pecht.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
TENNIS PLAYERS.

The drawing in the ladies' singles
tennis tournament resulted as follows:
Miss Kathleen Ward, a bye; Miss Rose
Cunha v. Miss Nina Adams; Mrs. s.
G.. Wilder V. Mrs. T. Give Davies; Miss
Irmgard Schaefer, a bye.
Play begins today on the courts Of
the Beretania Club at p. m. Miss
Nina Adams Miss Rose Cunha. Miss
Kathleen Ward Will the winner OF
this match on Tuesday. At 5 p. m.
Mrs. $. G.. Wilder V. Mrs. II. c. Davies.
Miss Irmgard Schaefer win play the
winner of this match Tuesday after
noon. The matches are played for
the purpose of selecting a player to
meet Miss Ethel Horner, present cham
plon of the island.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27

Monday, June 20.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Lahaina, Ka-
anapali, Honolua, Makena, Kihei, Ma
alaea, Honokaa and Kukuihaele, at 5
p m.
Stmr. Likelike, Napala, for Maui and
MOlOkai ports at p. m.
Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Ana
hola, Kappa, Kilauea, Hanalei and Ka-
lihiwai at D. m.
Tuesday, June %.
Schr. Lady, for Koolau ports, at 1 p.
m.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports at noon.
Stmr. w. G. JIall, S. Thompson, for
Maui ports at . p. m.
StmT. ]. A. Cummns, Searle, for
Koolau ports at a. m.
Wednesday, June 20.
). S. Coptic, Armstrong, for the
Orient, probably sail in morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-27
ARRIVING.

Saturday, June %.
Schr. Lady, from Koolau ports, at 4
p, m.
Schr. Lavinia, Weisbarth. from
French Frigate Scoal at 2 p. m.
Sunday, June &c.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, from Ahukini, at
1:40 a. m.
Schr. Mokihana, from Kailua, at II
p. m.
Stmr. Kinau Freeman, from Klpa-
hula, Kahului and Lahaina at $3.50 D.
IN.
Stmr w. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from
Kauai pots at 1850 a. m. with 5000 bags
sugar, q bids. hides.
Stmr Claudine Parker, from Maui
ports at $40 a. m. with 500 bags sugar
120 sacks corn, IA sacks potatoes. AZ
hops, 45 head cattle, 92 packages sun
dries.
u. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, from Pearl
HarbOr at $50 D. m.
Tuesday, June %.
5. S. Coptic Armstrong, from san
Francisco, due in afternoon.
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.
Full Moon June 27th at 1852 a m.
.II;';;;.!.:: III: | III III
q 8.412.1 256 S.29 1850 $50 6.45 Rises
% Ais 30 83S 9O7 11.22 $50 6.45 1856
20 449 30 423 9.43 1852 5.2t Sac S22
80 500 Is $40 1921 ..... 5.21 $40 9O4
July am.
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2 6.27 1.6 6.5S 1.O4 11.49 5.22 SAC 1920
pm.
7O7 Ia 7.51 1.41 1851 5.22 6.46 1859
7.47 IL S.5S 2.2O 2O3 5.22 GAG 11.45

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In WI Il n TON
EXTENDED
BY the Trades ana Labor Council Fol
Every Business Man ana All others
to JOIN Them IN the celebra-
tion Of Labor Day.

The COMMITTEES. appointed BY tbs
Trades and Labor Council Friday night
consisting Of Il. w. Reynolds, T. b
Primm and Leon Smith, to wait on the
business people OF the city to parti-
cipate in the great Labor Day parade
Monday, Sept 5, began their duties
Monday and are ready TO make arrange
nents with all who can possibly take a
part. This committee has much work
to do in their private business and will
not have great deal OF time to dcvot,
to the matter, and it K their desire that
every merchant and other business man
Join in the demonstration and make ii
the largest and grandest ever held in the
state, and, with that nd in view, they
take tais means of extending most
cordial invitation to every one to do so
the committee will be glad to advise
with an who will or intend to partici
pate, but they state that all that will
be necessary win be to arrange their
wagons with floats and exhibits and have
them ready for the line Of march, which
viii be formed in Glen Elk Mt an houI
yet to be determined but due publica
tion Of which win appear later.
In order to make a grand and com
plete showing the committee would ad-
wise Immediate steps so as to have every
thing in order and readiness. This com
mittee assures the Telegram that the
cooperation of the business citizens and
all Others Of Ciarksburg will be highly
appreciated. All the business houses
and residences should be decorated for
the occasion, SO that the thousands of
visitors who come mere that day from
neighboring cities and towns win get
good impression of the most modern
city in the state and an inspiration that
will do them good and be helpful to boti
the city and the home Trades and Labor
Council.