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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28
Sraatlieo Der meGlenburaiiAea
Entertainer.

sSir luinoeu Dir ben 3unaIerntrans
geit Der BrinselliHfeuer,
Bir fabren bid Ri ShroneS SLAM.
Ias tpiro uns etrpas teuer.
Sd1bner. grlner Sunefernfrun3
nro BrinseIiinfsuer.
@ir EIoaten bel Dem steuernmt,
Wfen feies uns l5 psrsuunoert,
gent big S%eroylnuna {timnit uRb Hen,mt
SDm iehsebnten 9~abr6un6eEt.
8ir mlinen iieb5igtauieno Bart
aus unlerm GparitruinpF hulen
Die Sunrle tit flr uns tein Quart.
NinnM ne, nno Soft befobleni
Sh6ner, blauer 8aifenlhein
Cur @rinseiinfteuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28
sin sardaehennes 0ferh.

oas lpie tol Die StraBen entfanq raft
iobaB bic Seute alts benz @agen faaea
ODER bunbert TGQe dbnIider 4rt, limb
aIltagll6e grsignihe. SIS iii 0Qber fiji
Sebermann a1gebra6t, eire 3uperlaI-
lige Sable bel Der 6anb 81 ba6cn, aber
feline tt 10 gut, ME ,8udlens arnica=
Sable. gran6pnnben, G6nitte,
fpuHbe Steaen, 5aI3fuB unb 3d.
morrGoioen beilen banad unh per-
l@plnbem I6nea nntsr ibrem linbernz
benz @iaHa6e, % Gents in ben q(pps
tbeten bon 9. 5. s. Sdmibt unb 90.
SreiB.
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Jmmtsr eeHtsn.

Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girtular bat
Die befannte 6amburger W0rmann.
SINE an cine Heibe pom 5obritou.
len geidiGt. @s beiBt oariu: Bel
Den BON Jbnea nit unIeren Dam.
pfern aur B~erlaoune tpmmenoen
Raren, Die bon 5bneu bereeftetlt
finb, sehen mir bdufiq DEN folgenben
Ternerf: oThis foe up ODER
:, Reep aDas from tbe Boiler" Wir
mafen Sic oarauf nuimerfiam, oaB
oieie engllfhe Nui'hrift onrhaus
nuangebradt erid3eint, oeun pie ars
better, Die nit cen 9iiten bier All
tun baben, iino oeatide Nrbeiter.
Nn Boro HuIerer ShiHe aabeu mir
nur oentibe Seeiente, luhaB bic eng
ltide 4ufimrift onrdaug unnis uno
oer'ebs 1T. Bir balten es and) in,
Gllgsmetaen JrtereIie fir orluoenb
tplnsdenSmert, Dab enolid einrlal
fur 0ie nit oentShen Sdiffen perlae
oefen Baren audi beutide aufldrif,
ten benubt meroeu. SUdlaaatunass
poll Normann. gei Den Babrt.
tdnnten, Die mad benhGier @u(ouien
ileIern. 1T Der Raifus binsuaeFIot:
.9ie uon 5bnen aeliefettsn Bareu
itio ierlier fir cine oeutld]e Qelunie
beitimint. in BET ebenfaas beim Ser.
laoen Don Waren nlir oeutid ass
iurohen miro, iooab wir oarum bit.
ten uIiiieu, oleie enaliiben Gul.
ihriften uDuitdnoie gu untGbra6eu.
!SDffentlih, bemerft oa3u elm Der.
Liner Blatt, frnedt oieies BeiIpiel
&nGseiieruna.
Dinf'1 5 Gents 6aua1a : @igarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28
9sr Mans pon RImt nnS siiem

selher bsr erIhbpfenben 8lutberluten
un0 bep brennenoep Shmersen Der
Ratnvrrhoioen nit 8lut un6 Glen, nit
Meiier Dno Guetihtette, Ginbalt sebieten
futl, lit tetn Seto. senoern ein T1pr. Dir
3dmorrboiben laiIes Iid5 MIR NIT Der be,
rlbntten .Nnateiis" beiten. go lit bns
cine arsnei aus ben beilfrditiaten Saften
snbereitet, tuelhe, in 6orm BON i36psen
am SiBe oeS 2eibens eineeflbrt, bort Sc
pebe Rnb 8lut uerilngt, 10 bic 8elAunft
beiettigt Hnb nad balbiger Gin6ernne
oauernoe !5eiinu9 if]aft. Cine 8robe
bGnon 1T pom 3. N~epfeebter & Co., Dor
24l6, Ven 9ort gits, tstenfrei ~ be:
hiehsn.
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Niiblide observation-disclosures.

Btr baben eine eroBe Ausmobl
geoieaener Soto uao Si(bers @areu
aler Irt, nbren. 5oncn : Nrtifel,
O~pernet6ier. @iaaretten sgtnis, SEE
genidirme. Spa3ieritDde unb oiele
anoere 4rttfel, Die iib 81 8eib-
nahtsgeihenten etaren uno sugleid
niiblih un0 mertpou iino.
Ge6rii0er GriBer,
Sumeliere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28
Setrats sdstne.

9. VI. 2anmpd unb cha geIde.
Oscar 5. Guhs uub Henie Sutsle.
.. Z. Balaee unp Gnna 90. 5irIdieR.
Otto Moths unb Olga &etchoi6.
elauo 8. Baton unb 8ilbefmine Bur
ger.
Selir 6, 8ibbe mo Mamle G. Baum.
field,
@hasles 9uao nnb annie Shmitt.
Clement Gorl Slider uno ghritina Man
BottaIgia,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28
5dglide Sountfen Salatmaaerl

mad g%alifurnien, ebenip mad ct.
Nouls oia 9eras & Beeific : Babn
ohne Wedlei. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet : Naenten peaen bieles
neuen Dienftes ooer an 6. 8. gurs
ner. General Baffaaier.N eelt Ools
la8, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28

&alens poer 6als : Soturrb ulrp
lpfprt beleiti9t uno permanent furirt
ourd ~SOrU Tprmalin", {Gimer
q Mmeno). 6. s.. g d. mi bt,
aaent, 6%ouiton, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28
Wegeu biIiger Grcurlionsraten

mad Buntten in 9eras uno 0oui.
{iaia, Ufifiouri. Qrtanias. Sainois,
4entndp, Snoiaua uno DtlaGoma
Ierritorium uno Dem Saoofen, tuens
bet @uh an iraeuo einen 9idet Naens
ten Der Seras unb Bacific 8abn Doer
Shreibt an 6. Is. Burner. 8enes
rats Baifagier= Ggent, Dallas, 9erag.
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Syel1tGgs : Gateu.

Sin Sabrpreis plus l0% Der Som
oentionss Bafis uia Der n9atp' mad
alien Bunften in geras Fir Die Jeiers
taae. gertaufstooe 90, 81, 25.,
26. December uno l. Sanuar, oaltio
biz 4. Sanuar 1905.
Wegen ginselbeiten nenbe man
ii@ an Die Gaenten Der ,&atn" Doer
lhreibe an SO. 8. grufb,
Dallas, Ser.
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sic muksR MILAN

Bogfe; ,@esbalb m5aen Die
Itouen 70 aroBes gepidt auf i6re
Rle,oana leeen? I'm M6uner anau.
loden, poer nm lire MitIdtueltern
auS5uEehen?'
frau BDpce: nRann cine Srou
nld]t sUsi 8inae auf einmal tun?"
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ltucrtet.
eSu Mfocnnnn en-

NH ELttgl SInttOgl
an Der Sunlet Bobu, uu8eiGbr Is
Uteilen Opn hier, brauuie Dag 6aus
oon 9t. BoiQt, etntm dlteren Man.
&c, Der gaua alIain upbnte, uie0er
uro 8oi9t's uertoblte 3eihe puroe
fpdter i'll ben 9riimmern gefuuoeu
Der goruner bat entGd1ieben.
baB Der Biitolenlhus, Der 6en Rez
get CHARLES 5cun in Der BeianadtS :
nodlt t6tete, oon Dem 9feger 8illou
Wauace a6aeteuert mnroe. Balacs
bat It'd Dem Geriht aelteQt.
Die perihleoenen Brosel1e be-
Btialltl StraBeubabnunT0Qe ioaeu aru
SamItaa perbanoelt tperoen.
Brdli0ent Doatun bot suaeae.
ben. ooB Die r9Dtt 8oao+ iphal6 rOie
moaIih naf 5an NuiuniD' aebant
rperoen miro.
9lenftag moraeu itatb 6rou
I8nes aieBllng. cine lanQidhriae
oeutide Bepobnerin ualerer 5tnot.
Der Staotrat bat 8. Bhiilppi,
8. 8. NerpeI uus 9. @dnarS 3u
Wa1lrihtern uno s}ris 8oedler uno
>, Rie9ler al glerts BET Der Bunoe
Iuabl i'm OiStrift $50. 5 nm 2. ssonus
at ernaunt. ,5erner bat er Die Nus=
9obe BON Bombs gum Betraoe bon
BIS, 900 fir ben oritten Diftritt be-
idluiien.
Die SiemeriuQ : Qoae Der 6er-
mennSi0bne bat folgeuoe Bealnten
eriuabft-: BrdFioent, gdarlea Oubn.
oocf; 8iee= Brdftoent. &obert Strpl.
let; Sefretdr. Emit Stremmel;
Shabmeiiter. Jobn poF; Beruaf,
tuugsraf, Otto Hiebe; Deleaoten su,
@roBluae. Gus. Jrietfde, @borles
Dietrih, Dape Dlend; Steuoestreter,
&obert 5trDiier, Millinm Sonas
DITTO Hiebe.
Die Snn 8ntnnip 2iguul
s 0 III y n y Tot ibren Rnnben unr
Treunoen Elm aQerlisbitea Souoeuis
81 Weibnadten oeld,entt, cine sier-
!ibe glsarrenpfe,fe, bic brett aug Ell
ner Wiener Igbrif importiert tuuroe
Deute absno fuintnt i'm @ruBer
Spernhaule ons Seniattpnsltid
.Sberlod 0olmeS" aur Iunibruna,
Danelhe tit cine Drau1atifiecuna Der.
imiebener Rpraane S,aIi Games, in
oenen sberlod 6oilnes cine Roue
ipieEt.
Cine Berbeuauua tnnn Bieleu,
oorbeugen.
Der aabsniammer lit imuae,
cine WffenIhanoe.
Oie aiemals j3eit hsben. Der.
tanien ibr 4eheu. fat es gu erteben.
Manher Mann fihlt fid) iiber.
al tuie i'll 5aule - nur nidt babsiln.
Gin beutid3es @erieht bot eut.
iGlieaea. 5aB Boter tein @lidsipieI
lei. Sau5 mol. Sn Ser Eat it
meiItens ein unsfldslpiel.
Gs 1T cine 6raetfiGe Surte DOR
R6pfeH, nelhe nioe, ipred)en, ebs fiji
begriffen haben.
- unwiifenbeit erleiaiett BOG ur.
teilen.
Ger Wtitaoo NIL Der ruliilter
lSlotte auf balbem Beee entqeaen'
fDmmen. 66flider Wann. oas.
SO uiet 1T Sidler. oaB Der oeut.
ihe Wilitdroienft OH Reis nm Il
s!ehr 9eIliert, lie oerelster Der Inter.
DfHsier 1T.
Gin 9eben noa RoGpen.er
tam einem idmaler @~erftonoe Breitt
aeben.
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gtano. 1850 .saIdennhren Wei.

leribmieomaren. 9bee : Geroice
6ruhtlhalen, Seroiertener, Blu
mems Saien uno nieles onoere su rais
lonablen 8reiien bel ben leitenoen
Sunelieren
y ebriieer griber,
34 Befts Commerce StroBe.
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GAalndftlfe

SGaiadfti6e in 3iamanten,
0brrinee, 8rDhen, Irmbanoer nit
Dian,anteu belebt, bic eroBartia1ten
uno lh0nften BET ben tunauqebenoeu
3upelieren Ge6rHhtr Griber.
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Sin fpftfptcltaer Srrtum.

Srrtiimer tinb oft anBerorbentlid,
foiipielig. Oft 1T iogar bas 2eben
Elm Preis iol6 zines Srrtnms. sic
tperben aber ME eiiten Srrtnm begeben,
tpern sic pr. Sings 3eue Sebenss
giafn" fir 9pspepfie, aopfueb,
S9winbel, 2ebers lnb unterieibss
Storungen nebmen. Sic ipirfeu fanft,
aber bod griinblid. 25 Gents in BEN
apotbefe1 bon 6. s. s. S6mibt unb
Wbolpb SreiS.
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s@elbe hagen" Chips
$1.O q gUrb.
CARR WseB & CsAL Co.
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Ser sampt ,p,rp ctp erp.tter.er iesn.

ser NaitiRf in'rp etH erbftterter iesp,
Sieieni9en, bic babel bebarren, tire
Sbren ben anbauernben gmpfeblungen
bon oDr, Sings Neuer Gntbednng"
fir S6tDinbiadt 5u berI6lieBer, tperz
ben einen langen erbitterten 4ampf
aus3nfe6ten baben gegen lire 2eibet,
iuern O%enielben ni9t balb ein perbGng=
Hispoles s3iel gefeBt pirb! Mian leie,
t0as s., o., 8eaN BON 8eaa, MiT., All
lagen bat: o2ebten berbf seigte neile
Gran Symphonic bon S6iDinbIu6t.
Sic nabm Or. Sings Wene Gnt6ez
dung, na6bem alles anbere feline
Wirfnng berfeblt bate. Spfort 5eigte
fi6 SehertaAg unb bier 6laiGen beilfen
tie b0uig. 8arantiert BON ben Npotbes
fern g.. S s. S6mibt um6 Igl6olph
DfeiB. preis 80 @eHts HRb 81 90.
pgebe. 6lafden frei
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SaBt guh nift tiberralfen
mt 5u penigen ~9e1be @aaeu"
Sl5Be1, ueur Der Rprber bier an.
tunnit.
iCAxR WosD & Coal Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28

SIR ubreIs. 39inae. Diamanten
uno mas mod f0nit Die eleaanten
WeihnaAts-. neutrality-suspicious. finb.
0arob lib freuet Srau unb Rinb,
gelude man nur SerBberg's store
6ler fnoet allies Dies man DOR.
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MAtmna.

5amilten. Delhe an iblehten Sire
Gen uobnen, roeEesn hDffihit erIuht
ibr 5Dls I'M irDdenen @etter su be.
itegen.
CARR WooD &CoAL Go.
ay auitern ans Der Sdafe. INN
Ssus. Saloon.
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Din6'e Gents 6auaxa eisarre
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
DEVELOPING
EMBEZZLEMENTS
LAND OFFICE NOT RECEIVING
REPLIES TO TENTATIVE STATE
MENTS AND WILL ATTEMPT
COLLECTIONS.

The parties to whom the Land office
has been sending statements of their
accounts, in the hope of getting returns
which would enable the office to make
corrections and thus ascertain the
exact amount of the existing shortages
have so far been very slow to respond.
When Auditor Fisher, with the assist
ance of Tim Lyons, began to look into
the records, a plan was adopted OF
sending every party who deals with the
office a statement of his or her account
as the comparison of the books with
receipts "iven out was the only way to
ascertain how matters stood.
Many of those to whom such state
ments were sent have not even replied.
Some replies have been received, con-
tanning copies of receipts, which show
some more shortages in the department.
In the cases where no replies have been
made it will be assumed that the long
overdue bills have not been paid, and
demands for payment viii Dee made.
This is expected to bring forward some
more receipts for money that vas en-
bezzled by someone.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
JAS. F. N0FGAN,
AUCTIONEER.

Two games have been started by mail,
to be kept up at the rate of one move
a week, the moves being sent by the
weekly steamers. At this rate, how
ever, the games would be so slow and
would last so long that some of the
players are complaining and want to
use the wireless if arrangements can
be made.
Another objection to the mail system,
in the minds of some of the players is
that it allows too much time for study.
When they get Honolulu's move on
Wednesdays the Hiloites will have I'M
til Friday to ponder over their next
move, and this would be time enough to
study up the move in books and play
entirely by book. For this reason it is
desired to arrange for one or possibly
two moves per day, and if the club
members succeed in arranging with the
wireless, the mysterious signals of the
chess enthusiasts may be flying back
morning and evening.
One possible objection is the exceed
ingly disastrous results of an error in
transmission If the wireless should
hapnen to spoil a move, the game would
be in a condition of chaos at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
SPARR0WHAWK LOST

Word was received in the city last
night to the effect that the British Tor
pedo Boat Destroyer Sparrowhawk had
been wrecked by striking on an unchar-
ted rock near the Saddle islands in
southern Chinese waters. The ship is a
total loss but there were no casualties
and her guns We're saved. The Spar
rowhawk will be remembered in Homo
lulu as the sister of the Virago. The
two destroyers We're here about a year
ago on their way from Esquimalt B. c..
to HongkOng, accompanied by the
cruiser Amphitrlte,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
RICHARDSON BOND CASE.

The Henry Warehouse Trust Co., ad-
ministrator of the estate of w. H,
COrnwell deceased, by its attorneys,
Robertson & Wilder has entered a de-
murrer to the suit of c. S. Holloway,
superintendent of Public Works, on
the bond of Edward Vivian Richardson,
late clerk of Honolulu Water Works.
This defendant claims that it is I'M
properly Joined as a party also that
the complaint is uncertain in that It
does not set forth what liability If
any, was incurrc by w. H. COrnweIl
up to the time Of his death"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
REAL ESTATE

There is money in town for gilt edge
property, but you must understand the
meaning of gilt edge-is not what you
think you ought to get
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21

and receive Part l of the Worlds
Bring in a Classified or Want ad
Portfolio No. now ready.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21

Colonel Watterson has not yet been
able to find anything to admire in any
of the possible Democratic nominees for
the presidency, and continues as blue
as the famous grass OF his native State.
Florida Times Union.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
SALES AWAI ON
.... THE SEE-ERROR

The Nachur Man IL going avail. Thiz
afternun the See-error viii tax him far
| from the feer of doing sum reel wurk
! on the reef and in a flu shawl daiz his
calused feet viii be treding the familyur
| pay NV Markit street and the kas-hard-
ened peepl of San Franssko will hay a
chans NV gathering sweetness and lite
| from hiz preechings Here IL hiz vale
diktori az he left it at the Star offs this
morning:
HONOLULU, June 81"
Deer HaWaiians.
Il feel that l hav the silent ko-opera-
shun & sympathy ov most ov the peepl,
polees & sum ov the paperz.
Il thank Il for the kind resepshun u
have given
The Nachur Man"
There is an extra amount of lulu"
about the Nachur Mans spelling but
that is his only extravaganza.
Yes" said the Nature Man, L am
going to sail on the Sierra today. I am
going third class because there isn't
any fourth class 1 have nothing but
the pleasantest recollections of Hawaii,
and will certainly come here again.
am going to write a book about my
travels in Hawaii and when l come
back l will sell it here. Then they will
not be able to arrest me for Yagrancy.
Bear in mind l have no malice towards
anyone for my being arrested The Off
GERS Thought they We're doing their duty
and that is all there is to it."
II came out in the course of conversa-
ton that the Nature Man has new
cure for sea-sickness. He is not going
To eat anything so he figures that he
will have as little chance of feeding the
fishes as a bass drum would have.
I'm going to sleep out on the upper
deck" he said, "and when 1 am quite
used to the motion of the ship 1 will
take some food. I will not be able to
adhere to my fruit diet 1 suppose so
will eat meat if necessary. I would
rather eat good beef steak than unripe
bananas or bad oranges"
When he gets back to California he
will proceed to the country, for he abo-
inmates the dust and dirt of cities, and
will prepare for a continuance of his
course at Stanford. He has spent two
years there in taking a preparatory
course for a medical training and after
getting a good grounding he will take
a full course in medicine at some COL
lege in San Francisco. While at COL
lege he will wear the ordinary habili-
ments of civilization, although he does
so under a mental protest. He feels
that he has reduced the art of living to
a science and regards even the abbre-
waited attire that he has been wearing
in Hawaii as something> of an incum-
brance, still he recognizes that there
will have to be a campaign of educa-
ton before the style that was consid-
cred en- reggie in the Garden Of Eden be-
fore the fall can be safely adopted with
out causing comment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.
THE WEATHER.

Weather Bureau, Punahou, ! p. m.
Wind, light northeast; weather clear
Morning minimum temperature, ~;
midday maximum temperature, So
barometer, a. m, 1901, steady, (cor-
rected for gravity) rainfall, "a hours
ending 9 a. M, 90; absolute moisture, 3
a. m, 20 grains per cubic foot; humi-
dity. 9 a. m, Ga per cent.
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meterologist.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Between Boards-Sales: $4,000 O. r
& i. Co, bonds, $1O4 90.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
Removal Notice.

Dr. c, b. High, dentist, has removed
his Office 10 Nos. 81, 81 IS, Young build
Ing, entrance on Bishop, rear King
street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21

Bring in a Classified or Want ad
and receive Part / of the Worlds
Fair Portfolio free. Want ads In
Star cost as cents for three inser-
lions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21
WOrlAN's EXCHANGE

Headquarters for all kinds of curios
Hawadian and Tasmania shells in large
nGs.Srtments, Hawaiian enameled
feweIry and menu cars painted to or
der with beautiful Hawaiian scenery.
Hotel Street near Fort
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21

CHESS BY WIRELESS.
Members of the Honolulu Chess Club
may seek to arrange for moves by wire
less in their game with the Hilo club.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-21

There is possible bargain in some
property to be sold next Saturday, June
25th, at auction, below the Brewery, on
Queen street.
l have a house and lot on slope Of
PunChbowl blocks from cars. Price
right Terms right. Whoever wants
a home, small amount down will find
this a gilt edge proposition.
Fourteen lots I[ipahulu Av. Price
away down for a quick sale.
House and lot on Young street. Terms
satisfactory. Why are you paying
rent?
When same amount monthly and in
terest pays for it. MaCadamized street
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-19
DOCTOR is POUNDED.
Farmers, Angry Because 0uarantined,
Whipped Physician.

Farmers, Angry Because Guaranteed,
Whipped Physician.
Neal Van Overschelde, a farmer, be-
came enraged because DR.. q. J. Phelps
If Letcher and another physician quar-
antined his home, where case of
liphtheria had developed. In company
with Alfred Duvetter the angry farmer
went to Letcher and finding DR..
Phelps alone in his Office made an as
sault upon him.
One OF the assailants held the ply
stefan while the other pummeled him.
Or. Phelps cries brought assistance
and the two farmers were arrested
When taken into court they pleaded
guilty to the charge of assault. Van
Overschelde was fined $50 and costs
while Duvetter was let OFF with $25 and
costs.
Both paid the amounts assessed
against them. Then they entered sa-
loon and got into fight with the pro.
prietor. But this time they caught a
tartar. for the saloon man promptly
armed himself with a beer bottle and
went after both men. He used the
weapon vigorously and in short time
both his assailants looked as ii they
had gone through threshing machine.
The two farmers returned TO the pillow,
feeling contented to live life Of peace
ever after.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-19
Al SUMNER SCHOOL.
Huron College Will Hold One Begin
ming June 90

Huron College Will Hold One Begin
Ming June 90.
Al summer school will be held in
Huron college commencing June 20
and continuing six weeks. These sum
mer schools have become an impor.
tant gathering to teachers and educa-
tors generally in this part of the state,
The first two weeks of the school. By
special arrangement with =. s. Dubois,
county superintendent, will take the
place of the usual county institute
and affords an opportunity for teachers
who wish to raise the grade Of their
certificates ais well as those who wish
to do regular college work. In addition
to the members of the regular college
faculty, Miss Olive =. Clark, teacher Of
natural science in Huron high school
will teach physics, physical geography
and mathematics, and Miss Anna p
Herrig of the model department Of the
Madison normal will give instruction
| in primary work. Already large
number have been enrolled and the
attendance promises to be larger than
at either Of the three former terms
Special arrangements for board and
other accommodations have been made
+ and all who attend will be properly
cared for.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-19
HEADS orr LAW SHARKS.
Rosebud Agercy Officials Tell Resi-
dents Not TO Probate Estates.

Rosebud Agercy Officials Tell Resi-
dents Not 10 Probate Estates.
The oficials at Rosebud agency have
issued notice. warning residents OF
the reservation who are interested in
inherited Indian land, and wish to list
the tracts for sale, that II is not neces-
sary for them to employ attorneys TO
have the estates probated unless there
are minor heirs or unless there Is q
question of heirship involved. II II
stated that when it can be determined
at the ONCE Of the United States In
dian agent who are the heirs, and when
none Of them are minors. It Is simply
waste Of time and money to take the
cases into the probate court All cases
whether probated Or not, go 70 the sec
rotary OF the interior for his approval
and If not approved by him al the pro-
bate proceedings cuts no figure what.
ever