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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-04-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department, Of the Interior, and once al
Lewiston. Idaho. February Is. 1Q4.
Notice 10 hereby given that tae following
named settler has nled notice OF his intention
to make ANAL proof in support vf his claim.
and that said proof will be made before WV.
Hsmmeli. u. s. com missioner IT Nesperce.
Idaho. on April ., 1904. viz:
FRED MIzkR.
OF Seypercc. Idaho, tor the lots IL, IA. 10 and
70, sec 4. twp -, n 4, e b m.
lie names the following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz.
Herschel Jameson, Robert l. Davidson,
Columbus Niser and kngene CArwin. all OF
Nefpcrce. Idaho. J.b. wUs. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-04-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. land once al
Lewiston. Idaho. February ~. 1904.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice OF his intention
and that said proof viii be made before ". ".
hsmmeil. q. {. commissioner ~ Nezperce.
Idaho. on April .. 1904, viz:
JAMESON.
Of Nespcrce, ldsho. for the lox 3. 10. II. IL. sec
10, lots IS and 10. sec =. twp IS. n i,eb
He nsmct the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, via.
Pred Airer. Robert l.. Davidson. olum bus
Mlycr and Eugene Csrwin. all OF Nerperce,
Idaho. J. b. HRsr. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-04-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, land once q,
Lewiston Idaho February %. 1904.
Notice f. hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF his intention
TO mste ans, proof In support Of h,s claim
Hammeil US. Commissioner At Nsrreros,
dab on Apfil. IS, iso. vis
WILLIAM v. CRAnDfCK.
Of Mohier, Idaho. for the al neA. metz sell
sec -. twp IS, n Z g b m.
He names the following witnesses TO provs
HIS continuous residence upon and cultivation
Q y. senter, Hnrry J. Taylor and John " .
gsnsfer, all Of Mohler. fuaho, and Preston
ksgsn. Of steele, idaho. J. y. West Register,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, land oRioe ~
Lewiston. Idaho, February 10. 1904.
Notice g. hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF bis Intention
to make anal proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before v. W.
Idaho on April ; ,@.' ss
OF Gresncreek. Idaho. for the ~ sc,4 pwL sec
10 and neA nw4 sec 10. twp 81 n. l., e % m.
hts ccntinuou. residence upon and cultivation
Matthias seubers, william r. wilson,
oreencreek. Idaho. J.B. wsr. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department, Of the Interior. land Office ~
Lewiston, Idaho, February Is. 1904.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow ing
named settler has hlcd notice Of his intention
10 make anal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before W. W.
Hammell. u. \. commissioner, 1T NesPerce,
Idaho, on April ?, ipc<, via;
COLUMBUS MIXER,
Of Nesperce, Idaho. for the nj se& swk seA.
sccS I. twp a. n. rl.eb m.
liz names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and CULTIVATION
OF paid In nd, via:
Carwip and Fred hiser, all Of kss-
Idaho. J.b. west neGister.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31

Wle baben ,Sarmen im gustalllh
fir MDblhaulsr Dber 8eIdaftsbduler
in llbrihsOille, 8ennilon. @anal Dooer
suno 9lem philooelphia. 8. 6. M.
Seed. NoroipeHede Dpm public sqllare,
Nem philabelphia. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
Gin SfanOo4 1T SSapam.

D1it Der Nuftldrung Der @iOililoton
i6eint Sopan AID bic S6attenIelten
oerielben tennen gu lernen. Ser @nt=
l6luB Der Hegierung, Elm 5abatS=W Wto=
nopOl ein3ufiibreu, bat berelts etnen
5fanoal in parlamentariI1er &relIen
aur 6olee oebabt. SIS miro bebauptet,
0aB gspiie Mitglieoer oes ab8eorOne-
tenbauIes F0 Oerpfli6tet bitten, fir Die
Gr1Dbung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
su Fimmen, bic ben Tabritanten be-
3ablt neroen IOaen, unter oer geoIn=
gung, oaB lie einen She'll oes 3uf6la=
oes erbalten wiiroen. Us mar ur=
Iprtinelid bsabli6ti9t moroen, oaB Die
6abritanten oen OOaen Wertb ibrer
Tabritel,, nit Der @lnri6tuug ETC., uno
QuBeroem cine Summe er6alten Iollen,
Die Dem NettoproIt BON Ore, sSabren,
tpie ibn Die Bidder aufweilen, ent=
ipri9t. Ser 8OrIAIa9 Der ipefulati=
ben Wtit9lieoer bes 9auies iol nun
Oabin 9elautet baben, oaB bic Tabrt=
fQnten cine Summe, tpel6e ben gtetto=
profit bon bier Sabren reprGfentirt, er=
Dalten louen.
Die poliSei beI9aFti8t Iib ieBt nit
Der 9ln9eiegenbeit, Die 9elnll6
aud i'm &eprQIentantenbauIe our
9pra6e 9ebra6t weroen miro. Mabr=
l6einll1 miro Die 6ol9e Iein, oaB es
bel Dem urlpriingli9sn goridlas
bleibt. y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
ltnaliiG perDl6tet. y

,Gjraoe sur redten Belt wurDe unler
tleiner Sun9e serettet", i4reibt 5rau 9S.
gSattins bon plealant eit9, Sbip, nDte
9unsenent3unpang batte ibm arg ntitse=
lpielt unp Elm ihretltaer 5uiten itelte
li6 Elm. Die QerSte bfbannelten i'm, CT
wurpe jeboA taslicb iAlimmer. 3uleBt
yerlu6ten mir Or. Sings gteib Discovery
seeen 9Aminpluht uno unIer Siebltns
mar serettet. ST 1T iebt selunp nnb
munter." Seber ioQte pillen, DAP es paS
ein3ts tdbere Mittel Der 9Gelt sesen Sou=
ten, grfaltunsen unb 9ungenleiren 1T.
Sepe SOC. nnb sl.00 5lai6e III garan-
tiert BON s. o. Jtatnaberger Qpptbefer
probeHalAen fret. Sn 0ainsber9erl
Npptbefe piro reutlA selprphen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
gSunDcsieuator Sid.

Soe Miller, Der SetretGr oes Staot5=
oereins Der 8ierbrQuer, erDgbt fO!genoe
Nntla9en ge9en unleren neu<rwaDlten
8unoesienator, bic aleroing5 Die
I9IieBlibe Nuuabme Der SraunOd' 'l6en
2otQl Option Yla ni6t perblnoern
neroen: SD be6ulOige ben neuer=
mablten Genator 9if Der oorbeoa6tsu
6interlil. Bei orei Deri6ieOeuen 8e=
le9en6eiten bpr Der Wabl perIpra6 Did
ben 8rauern, DaB feline ibnen feinO=
ielige @eleBsebung in Der 2egisIatur
5ur 2lnnabme geIaugen tperoe. 9a=
raufbin arrangirte i'd, auf oieler
8runola9e fuBeno, unlere lnterfil=
bung Der republitanI6en Partei. 3wei
Mo6en bor Der WabI, als mir in ben
Mann unlere 3meifel isBten, beIudten
6err @arl Softer (eln @olumbuIer
Yrau0eri) uno la oas republifanil9e
Gampagne=0unptquortier uno mir bat
ten cine lange, ernIte llnterreoun9 nit
0id. QBir Derlaugteu, relnen Q9ell
unter aGen umltanoen ein3el1enft 81
betpmmsn. 10 oab mir uns 9egen feinO-
libe @eleB9ebun9 gu luappnen oerm0G=
ten. Gid bat oarauibin geiagt: nSle
t0nuen Iih oarauf uerlahen. Dab NlAt5
eegen Sic 9etbau ueroen tpiro. Blr
fontroliren Die Situation, unO Sic
t0nnen oarauT bauen, oaB oas, mas i'd
Iaee, li1 10 perbalten utro." S6lleB=
| lib leiue 6dnoe auf 9olter's S9ulteru
legend, iagte Did: $50 oerlpre6e e
i'm Nameu Der republltaniiDen Bartel.
gDir uarsn ourd oieie 3uliherun'
gen suIrieoenseltellt uno 9lnaen mad
0aule, uno arbelteten bon oa an fi1
oen Grfplg Der republitonilaen Cartel
llnD was leben mir l5Bt? Dds III
timfe Yurteiireunoe arbeiten ON ener
/ eiI1Hen fiir Die Nunnbme Der Bran
nod 'i1en Gocpl. Option Bill. GisIelbel
2eute, Die er gu tontrollirell porgab
i |ino geraoe 8ielenigtn, Ole er ni1t tpn
j trotlirt. Wlit oilrren Dorten ausAe
i oriifl. es 1T eins IbQnoll1e 9lnterll
uno itb beibulol9s Oerlelben bisrn1i
I oHenilib Bunoeslenator @barles Did
Das Yelte blerbel 1T, oaB SenatOr 81
oiele 4ntlage nibt ableugnen tann."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
Die 8rammod 9iitrift=Sption.
0Siu.

ipelhe lebto gBobe pom Sauie an9e=
nommen wuroe, entb1lt Die folgenoe
geItlmnllln9en:
Sie SilI beltimmt, bob in Stdoten
Die 8emobner bon &elioer3= Diliritten
oas GeGt boben, BEN Wiapor oosr BrD=
bate- Gicbtcr eIls Detiilon nm Wnoro=
nung elmer Spe3ialrpabl 81 iiberrel0en,
i'll pelber ourh QoltsabitlmmunQ ent=
i6ie0en weroen iol, Db in oem betrei=
fenDen Siltritt cine ooer melrere Wlrtb=
ibalten 9eou!oet weroer oitrfen. 8ie
9tb0altlmA Der 5pe5talDabi muB IN 20
bis 80 3uqen erIolgen. 8ier5i9 YrO=
sent DER Mdbler genil9en fir Die gsti=
tion our1 llnterlhrift.
g8o 3egifriruns Der Wd6ler bor=
1auosr 1T, beibrontt NA Ole 9lbItlm=
mnnq aul Die realltrirteu gHdhlar unO
Die gnuntp=M ebOroe ii5ermadt Die
94ubt
e3obalo Die gtimmen5a0I 9egen
WirtDiNalten 1T, mullen. ole belteben=
ben 8Iribi6aTlen innerb0lb 30 8agen
ibre BidBe lblieBen ilno lino Die Stra=
fen fir uebertrstIn9 oes GeIeBes i'm er=
ten Eale $50 bis $500, tllr tpsltere
6due ie $l0O bis $500, oub tann
i1on uob Der Sluelteu uebertretun0
Iol9e Mlttbl1oPt ais G'emeInl haoen
eytlart, rs1p. Der GlsentDUmer mter
$1,000 Siir9lbaIt fiir Die 9eobo6tun1
os5 @eIsBes 9eneut peroen. Cine in
elneu iol1tn 9lltritt beftnolibe Yraue=
rel tam lbr YrOOutt uuberbaIb oelel=
ben pertoufen, aud tam oleislbe, IO=
tpie ouberb0lb oeIIelbeu pObnenoe St=
nluerien relp. &leinbdnoler beruu=
| ihenoe @etrGnte in SQulern oe5 utrofs=
neu" 0ihrtts gum prioaten 6sbrauG
abliefetn, Oirfsn leooa tein SauIlrer=
9enerbe betreiben.
Inter Geioen3= Slfritten lit oerItall=
ben, oab Elm IolAer minoeltens 800,
ni6t aber iiter 5000 WGbler entbalter
| bari uno fein, bon 9troBeu be0ren8tel
gIod tann nit einGeidIofen merOen.
wenn 50 Yro3ent Der Srontn9e Der pie'
6eiteu Su GsY9dTts5Deden (aus9enom'
men MlrtbibaltelD benuBt mSroel
ooer msnn IS 9ro3snt 6ronta9e Der ei
ueu Seite, Io,pie IS prcSent Der 9e9en
! iiberIie0snOsn 5eite gleiAtolls BON Se
i1dften einQenDmmen lino.
8as 8eol 2otal SptiOn GeieB bletb
pon Der Yrorhof Blll 9dn5lib unbe
riibrt uno jeoer quallTi3trte WdDler bo
oas Gs6t bur6 Yetiton beim probotc
ridter Die 3uIdiIi9teit oes 9iltritt Sp
tion @sIeBes in SEro0e 81 Htellen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
0tc SoiIettcmfra0c 1T antjfcr
s3eit.

Die Geformbene9un9 fir cine nlos
oerne Srauentleioung lentt mebr uno
nlebr Die Nufmertlamtelt auf iene Set,
oeren 6rauentracbt ais Die l60nlfe gilt,
Die es le qegeben bat, oas tillnl1s
Retailer Der Wrie6en. 8as attlrle'
1llUe 6ranengsDano 1T EN- Oollsnoete5
&unltlDsrt uno aus Dem geItsigerien
Sunltemplimoen elne8 DO1be9ubtsu
Woltes 10 nutilrlib berpOrqegaugen ipls
etma Der Sauienbau. gttAt Der Alud=
li1e Gjeolnts zines Gtn6eInen aus
i06pTeriIA bsonaOeter Stunoe, it lie
ais Runltmert 9eworoen, 9lelAIan ges
wa@len, 10 Sluln8eno, 10 ielbtiDerltdno=
lih, 10 notbDsnolq, tDle nun ein 93ert
Der Nuiur, reitlos in ieiner 3mefmdBlgs
teit uno Sh0nDelt. 8a lli lDOQl ole
SSraQe anaebro9t, ple IId Die @rleOlns
nen 3u lDrer 3elt nit Der Mut9obe abs
lanOeu, bel iDrer &letouug alle undlt=
betiibtn W69llbtelten aus5u'AlleBen;
GorIets boben Iie ia 9elDlB ni1t getra=
gen. 9enn, man mag aut1 unlere;
ytsformbswe9ung nod 10 lpmputbtl9
qeoeuuberlteDen, es ut nl1t gu perten=
neu, ouB lie nod telnesueus oas SSoeal
erreibt bat, oiele5 pislmebt erft nod
oeiuuoeu ueroen muB. uno oas alt=
9rie9llbe 6ruueu9ewano oarf fur eine
llmuetultuuu unIerer iSrauentrQ1t
atueiellDs ais elm uusgeN,9netes, Die
uelunoDeltli6en uno Qltbetii9en 8etre=
bunueu lDroeruOss BorbilD anoeleben
wsroen. sSu einem ArtiteI Der .@ar=
1euloube" uber ,Gle Soilettenfra9e in
antiter 2eit" pou QOop Wenot=5urt=
mQnuier lDlro Der 6ruge, tule Die 8rie=
0mnsn ibre &leioung Dsrgetsut, auf
,Del6e gYelle ne bewirtt babeu, oaB Die
8ewdnOer r0 in rel9en, i9wsren 5al=
ten Dem &orpsr anl9mlsgten unO lene
QDlrtuuN DerUorrlelen, Ole mir al ben
autlteu Bllowerten bspuuOern, cine
eluAeBenoe YetraOtuns gewlOmet. g8ir
luoueu aus Den Wuslubrun9en nur Die
swel buuptpuntte bier erluQynen. Gr=
hens teblte III telnem Qrle1lltDen 6Qule
DER QDebtuDl, ole 8rle9lnnen meDtsi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
Ornnoeiacnt9nms ltebcrtragungcu.

SEP. s. III 3u @uIanno Ntc9tooo, &Ot 6, Ytelu @bi
Il. s, 5tonentau GIT g. 3 glptbe, 7l4O gftr, g2tne=
9sier 9(caee gu aBnr. eboncp, 46Ilco Nder, MtG,
$1,000
Glisa anetersr gu Sobn Better 8 49lOo Nter eolQ.
renee, 5000.
geomter cummings Nbm., 5u 9orrp g. Gcoer, 2Ot
10, 9uScarapas, $2366.66.
Wilbelmtna SueppD an Sorob JotrSber9er, Sot ~
@eor9e alnOeriOn su SObn 81. Renibolp, al 2ter,
Mtil 1850:
Sunel 6o9fetler au agm. Jeaer, 10 3oI1oO Nder,
09oto Sorabrouot at 9ooio 9nritelp, 55 gder, So
Gliobetb 9eters su SOiepb Dot 10 ll5 older, ga.
@oniS i. 2ottsrOole 8u norp GOtterOole, aOt 12
Canal Gpoer, 1888.
Glara Seed gu Garbon 9tn aOblen g., RoDIen,
Sobm 1Ueberoer at George M}cGleaonO, eot unO
Ibstl 4, u0rihsuile $500.
Yetcr 8od al 9anitl @Io3er, Sc &der, Slap, $25OO.
Samuel fIrutiQer, NtaIIenpermoltcr. 5u Stmon
Stndp. lO4 Mcer yort $1,000.
&gomtoS JoDnIpN 81 Slt3a POlen &pt 7, 2enui1on,
$500
SOBn 81. CALHOUN 8n Grout 81. wetaer, sot4, Gene
ntlOn, 1915.
ISIorente p. Gutter au 2eao 8enOure, eot8 2snut-
SSlrm gtnton au Sobn g. @ttfGer, Got 13 Sem
Ybila.. $500
e5omnel aernsOp 3n Spiepb aenuebp so ader, Stub
$500
gGorlcs 9uprid, 2lbm., 8u 9eter Gouit, 9OtS IA,
Is uuc l6 9{agerspllle, $l52.
GpDroim iyNrneD gu Gatborine garnes, 5Ia Ider,
Rub, Sl15..
G3erlff gSogner su 9tIce atDupp, 9Dt 65 0noOen'
! Dutten, $3.50.
S1mlel Al 9orry fyoGB 20 gtGer, @o5beu $1,000
Sp4n TiiDer 5a SpDn &Hebergcr GbetuOt 3ll
| ubriAGrl!c 5000
Melciuo sN3tItoms an Arnolb Satidct, Is Nder, Go
! i0el $500.
y(elU Gum,rSto,on @r.ouce Gp. gu %. 90. 9rooe,
! 100 9lCer, 9elp 9omer5tOlun, 300.
G0uic u1o 0eor8t RuDu 3u &oie SDnctOer, Asa
! Nder I4orlulct. $500.
SO6nou S.0tNcu gu oarrp G 2icL 2ot 4, 2enniior
Sl4OO,
JUbn 3umbrnnner gu Gat0ar;ne 9tennetfer 4 2ldcr
Scriet6e 3u ~. q. gofcr 8ot 90 9bitppsbnr8
| $500. .
GoIuin 9ortliue gu GGo Groniier, 2otlo gRiu, 5000
3ugb &Nrimer 81 6. &. UOooertn8 ~ Ndet, yntr
| feb Sl&UO.
atyieUe III 9. s, 01mtiu Is Nder Jotrftclo, s52'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31

DHYSICIANS endorse
the w. e. Erect
Form corset. That's
because the Erect Form is
founded on the natural
fgure-assisting instead of
hindering its fullest devel-
opment. The Erect Form
throws out the chest
flattens the abdomen -
braces the back and rounds
off hips and bust into grace
full modish lines.
More than 40 different
models. Each style designed
for a different figure. Your
dealer carries the Erect
Form in stock at prices
upward from $I.oo.
WEEEGARTEN BROS,
Makers
37z-379 Broadway. New York
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Nufgepabt
S5nrmer!-

g8arum im 9tor0en blciben, no 'n0n 1e0S
Y2pnate i'm Gubr ouf5 pou3 on9ewieIen lit
uuO bQs pcrtonIunirt mas man IN ben onz
beren feds Wfonoten geponnen batE
@ebeu Gle nadb benz 9iioctL NO sic lcocn
mpnot inl SyoDr ouf benz {Yelo orbetten tbn=
men nuo 100 bic GFetber oos gauge Sabr bins
burt6 6r;tbte trogen. 98cnn Gle etn @teb=
aat9ter fno >pifen Sic, ooB ooS @tcb IeBt
bon Ieuem 5ctt Scbreu muB uuo ouBeroem
QeQcu bic 9drte be5 g8interS beiDiBt ipers
oeu nuB
SefonoliIt5e 9tehSntbt icBt ,Slpei rpidDtt9e
@eacntUnoe porouS: 9sdmli9 Tntter, nel'
tbes TielId) er3eugt uno loi9es, rpel3es yeti
aulest in oertrd9lid)eu 8erb0ltntnen.
Q,abomo NIB 9qprtba crScu9en retbItcb
bic gelpet 8obneu unb 9aiiapa betoe ftno
bic beIten Jntteritoffe, >uet0e Der g8et bes
fanut Tino. UteDr @el0 fann perotent lper=
Den nit ,pcniger gtrbeit anf Der 5orm ooer
nit Erid)te. Geeren poer '@eutie9drtneret
auf oem 2onbe on unierer Sabn entlan9 i'm
Suout ais in irgeub etnem &onbeSt0eile Der
llnipn.
ggenu Sie iutereiIirt iinb uno roeitere Sn=
formation lplui9eu, iAreiben Sic oil
G.. A. PARK,
Gcnerol SnouItrial nno Gmmi9rotion agent,
9nui8uillr C Nai5hiltc N. g.,
epnispine, &enhldp
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
Gs 1T ndrriid!

Sein oerninftiaer Mann uprft 9utes Gelo mad
1ble@em" iobao er ctnfebt, tpas tbnt. nno fetne
pernintise 9erion miro furoerRn anoerspo fan1fll,
mas uniere 93reile nb SIR peroe nie mebr cine Gs<
lesenbet baben, 70 Ocrt6eibat en5ufauen pie oeNe
9Sod]e bei u1S.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-31
Rod a,,et)r 2taefrtaDr.

8ubsit6runsen Der Streifer linp niGt
70 eefabrlih, als St6runsen oes SY<
items. lleberarbeitung, S6laflpfsteit,
MerYulitat baben einen YDli9en .3ulam~
menbruh I'M 0sIplse, trenn nidt lpfort
@e9fnmittel ansewanrt nerren. Nihts
lit ls beilfraftig Bel 9eter= pner gicren~
leiren, ais electric gitters. Gs 1T cin
munperpplles, perpenberubi9enpss W,ttcl
nno Die erGBtt ar3nei fir Elm bernnter-
gespmmfneS Gpltem. Gs osrtrcitt Ner-
oplitat, Nbeumatiomns, gieural9ic unt
Malaria- Seine. electric 8ittcrs frlte
nur SO Gts. unp sarantirt BON s. y
HainSterser. Mpotbeter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-13

the wind, and as her broadside slowly
swung opposite O'Neill he saw that
her mainmast was gone and that she
was frightfully cut mp and bore evil
dence OF having participated in a tre-
mendous action. Away off to the north
east q little cluster of ships was seen
on the horizon. too far off to distin-
guish them. There was no sign of the
.tichard that he could see. In a few
seconds the boat was brought along
side the gangway. Elizabeth clambered
up the ladder with his assistance, and
they stepped upon the decks. A fright
full scene presented itself.
Upon one side, amidships, dead men.
half naked, covered with coagulated
blood. were literally piled up in a great
reap. The deck itself was covered
with CRIME and blood. and handful
of men, most of them wounded in some
way. were distributed about the ship
endeayoring to effect some restoration
tn order. Guns here and there were
dismounted: ropes cut in every direc-
ion were lying entangled In wild con-
fusion about the fife rails and masts.
The broken mainmast thrust its Jag
ged end few feet into the air above
the deck. The rest of II was gone.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-13
BUCKEYES DISCUSS A
mckinley MEMORIAL

The Buckeye Club met at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Brown last even
ing There were large number pres
ent AZ previous meeting of the club
q committee was appointed for the
purpose Of looking into the question
of Dropping the proposition OF a Me
kinley memorial park and substitute
Ing monument therefor. This COM
mittea presented the following report:
Your special committee, appointed
tta Investigate in regard to the Nc
kin,ey Me-;ariaI Fund and report such
suggea ons as in their judgment
seemed good. at the next meeting Of
the Buckeye Club, have now to report
as follows:
II. That number Of the members
Of the General Memorial committee
have been consulted and that they feel
doubtful as to the propriety of divert
ing the funds to a monument since the
original contributions were SO largely
made under the condition and under
the expectation OF Memorial Play
ground park.
-. That on account of the hard
times having cutailed to some extent
the amount originally expected to be
collected by the General Committee,
we fear, as 1t now stands, the park
idea will never materialize into any
thing permanently valuable and suit
able as memorial to the name Of
william Mckinley.
wherefore, In view of these circum-
Stances, we recommend that the Buck
eye Club form ally address a letter to
the said General Committee of the Me-
Kinley Memorial Fund, wherein II be
definitely suggested that general cir
6ular Of information concerning the
situation be sent out TO as many as
possible of the contributors, and also,
that Il be announced through the news
papers, inviting the subscribers TO re-
consider the purpose for which their
contributions were made and recon-
mending change 10 building a suit
able monument, suggesting an early
reply from said contributors, in alb
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sence of which the General Committee
may be properly regarded as at liberty
to dispose of the land already bought
and with the money now in hand build
n memorial monument"
The report was accepted but before
the General Committee is communicat.
ed with all members of the club viii
be given chance to express their
opinion with. reference to the matter.
Should the concensus of opinion be in
favor Of erecting monument letter
will be sent to the General Committee
this to be drafted at later meeting
Rev. w. d. Westeryelt and w. A. Bow
en- were named committee to com.
municate with the members of the club,
Francis W. Smith, assistant manager
OF the Young hotel, Buckeye, has in
yited the club to hold its next meeting
al the hotel and at the meeting last
night the kind invitation was accepted.
During the evening Mrs. Annis Mon.
tague Turner sang in her usual excel
lent manner ALA Stella Confdente,"
with violin obligato by VIM. Love.
A quartet consisting Of Mrs. w. NJ
Graham, Miss Byington, Il. C. Brown
and Stanley Livingston, sang the mirth
provoking John"
A mandolin and guitar duet was con.
tribyted by Miss Jessie Frazier and
Chas. Y. Frazier.
Refreshments were served In the din.
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MoANA EXPRESS, 80 Alakea St;
Tel. 81 Blue; good service; moder.
ate rates. 2655-tf
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SAVE THE EickELs.

1t would surprise you to know how
much is lost to the houseteepers Of
Honolulu by failing to return the
empty milk and cream bottles. II
means from $3.50 to $500 saved per
month II you return the "empties" to
the Clark Farm Co., Ltd, 1888 Fort
Street.
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WANTED

Small furnished cottage, bath, electric
light aud modern fittings; centrally
located; will wait three months for
suitable locality. Address James.
Bulletin office. 2659.2w
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Bicycles and all light machinery re.
paired NJ short notice. Pioneer Mo-
tor Car Co., Merchant and Alakea
Streets. 263o.tf
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Fourth annual account of A. w. Car
ter, guardian of estate of Annie r. X.
Parker minor shows receipts OF $751;
977.s9 and payments Of 81 .66f95, leav-
ing balance of s7Sl5.94. Account is
referred by Judge De Bolt to p. d. KEEL
lett, Jr
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Now what
do you
think of this I?
HELP WANTED.

A good, reliable girl to do light house
work and care for children. Apply
Hawaii Promotion Committee.
2657.tf
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MUTATIONS WANTED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PAchEco's Dandruff Killer is mar.
vell0us quick relief for prickly heat
and itching scalps; one application
allays the awful itching. At Union
Barber Shop.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-13

To purchase a driving horse and har.
ness. Address p. o. Box 5S.
265S.lw
Secondhand furniture. cheap for
cash. 1874 Hotel st. 265S.1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-13

The honeymoon is over when the
bride begins TO eat onions.-Philadel.
phie Record
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GUESSING CONT

The first is part Of good business policy.
The second is always at the 'front.'
third Is third Of
fourth is the last end Of a fire.
WI, 3 BULLETIN makes your bu
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- book will always be read with
NOR. pleasure II written In fair char.
sss.-s". The same rule applies 10
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MUSIC.

Piano and organ tuning and repairing,
Mr.. Jas. Sheridan, resident piano
tuner. for many years an expert In
this business. All orders carefully
attended to IL left at Hawaiian News
Co.. Youfg building, or Wall, Mich
OILS Co. Residence 34S King Street,
near Opera House.
ANNis MONTAGUE TuRNER-vocal
Instructor; "Misnon." 1924 Bereta'
MIA st.
ERNEST kAAi-Musle Teacher. Stu.
do, Room 90 Young Bldg.
MEseENoeRo.
TERRITORIAL MESSENGER oER.
VIC - Union st. near Hotel: Tel.
361 Main.
MASSAGE.
s.ocHiAi-expsrt massage treatment
for sick people. 50 Kukut st.