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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09
Additional Local
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w. P. Rixon was a business visitor
from Billings Monday.
Jas. Rae was in from the Cold
Springs ranch Monday.
VIM. Decker was a business visitor
from Crow Agency Monday.
W. r. Fallman was in from the
Cold Springs ranch Monday.
Mrs. Anna Woods and daughter
were up from Rosebud Monday.
Z. w. Bailey can interest you if YOU
have hides and pelts to dispose Of. See
him.
L. w. Egan of Rosebud was trans
acting business in Forsyth last Mon
day.
Edw. s. Baer, w. B. Swan, and ].
u. Swan were visitors from Glendive
Sunday.
w. H. Armstrong is a business
visitor to Forsyth today from his ranch
near Howard.
J. r. Haynie came in from Crow
Agency today for few days business
visit in Forsyth. /.
Come out and witness good game
OF ball on the home diamond next Sun
day. Miles City and Forsyth.
Hopes & Potter's goods are going
like hot cakes. Make your purchase
before they are all gone.
Chas. Getchell and wife of Billings
came down Monday for weeks visit
with H. D. Q 'Brien and family.
A number of train loads of cattle
passed through here the first Of the
week enroute to Miles City from New
Mexico.
Don't forget the dance given by the
local ball team at the Alexander hall
Thursday night, June 10th. Tickets
one dollar.
The county commissions made a
visit to the .Rancher neighborhood
Tuesday for the purpose of viewing a
proposed road.
M. Schiltz came up from Rosebud
Sunday to be in attendance at the req
ular meeting of the board of commiss.
toner's Monday.
Thomas II. Carter was cordia11v
greeted by his many friends in this
locality yesterday, having come in on
No. on business.
Lawn socia at the residence of Will
son Westaby, given by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Nj. E. church, Fri
day night, June II. Come.
l have buyers for Montana farms. If
you want to sell, list with me or write
for particulars. Horace Grant, Heist
Building, Kansas City, Mo.
Rev. John Evans of Miles City will
hold Episcopal services in the Odd
Fellows hall next Sunday morning
and at Rosebud next Wednesday.
Frank Harding came down from
Granite Friday and being very good
man on the diamond will play ball
with the Forsyth team this season.
The closing out sale at Hopes &
Potter's is making marked decrease
in the stock, but there is still plenty to
choose from. Call and see them.
r. A. Casey left this week for St.
Paul, being relieved of his duties as
N. P. lineman by VIM. Dalton who has
been absent for some time on visit to
Night Operator Easton left yesterday
morning on No. So for Waco where he
relieved I. Muryhy as day operator.
Mr.. Muypby arrived on No. 4 and
ook Easton's place here.
w. w. Mcdonald arrived in town
Yesterday from the Rosebud river
Mr.. Mcdonald had just re-
urned from the vicinity of Moorecroft,
Wyoming, where he had been looking
after stock the past winter.
A piano and elecutionary recital
will be given at the Alexander hall
Monday night, June 18th, under the
auspices of the Epworth League. Pro-
leeds to go to the organ fund. Prof
). T. Butler of Helena will be the
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09

Receipts were as follows: Received
from tax $119.70; licenses, $500;
county officers fees, $152.45; other
resources S182.6o. Total, $511.75.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
Gtnaetanot.

St oodlte ih mnb bod einmaI
periud)en uno meine Butter uno Gier
gum Gureto Bo3aor nebmen. Nun
t6uuen lie mir ober iaeen ipus tie
ruoLen, Der gnreto 8oSanr 1T tein
;SuoensS tore. Die preiie limb fir
einen pie ben nnoern, olc rperoen
9Ieid bebonoeIt; mlb Die 6ouptiadDe
babel lit, ooB oleo biui9er 1T ais
ir9enono. nno nad meiner An.
Iidlt neroeu Do nIr Die beiten Boos
rem oebaIteu. Weintrouben bic be-
item, Die ih noh ie seieben babe
80 pimo in Der Sor an nur $3.50.
90 babe idJ eS ourd1 ben oon3cii
Store ~9eiunoen. Ber na ieiue Sin,
tGuie nidt mod)t, tom ;d1 nuIrid
TIC beboupten. p~crIiert ieoesmoI elm
iodl iopieI SeIo, oils er ebtn no
anoerS mebr be5ubIen mus. 5omit
perIud)t es audi ciumaI uno Ink lper.
Oct NIT mir ibercinitimmen. Nleine
Guuoid)oit oeborr Jest Dem Gureta
So3oor,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

GS lift @etabr in Der Gu't bic
mir einoibmeu, i'm WoTet oos mir
trinten. in, Obit oos mir eien. Geiet
mas 0errn Wm BoetdDer in Bou'
cottsbursb, u. y, oariiber 81 ioesu
bot nno bono:It cemsemdB; rWiein
Sobn 9ins zines DiorsenS ms SeIo
uno muroe pl6Blid BON 10 iurd)t'
barren Ulo9entrG npien betroHen,
ooB CT nid)t mebr Ipreden tonnte.
J8ir oIonbten 8uerit Der ShIns babe
ihn oetrohen, brnd)ten Inn ms bouS
uno Ieeten i'm ms 9ett. Ionn rie'
ben mir leinen geih nit Sorni's
btil, Del elm nno oobcu linn cine
Itorfe Dolls bon benz Nioeenitdrter.
Ijcics rpieoerbolten mir mebrere'
mol. Bolo ting er on leidter az
iitblen mo mar ben n6d)ItCn Wior'
scu mieocr iGbia 5ur Nrbeii 81 9e'
hCu."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

!. .. Burn, oee DIRECTOR BON
Der Niilbont GoonoeIiIben 6aaeI-
perIid,erun9s9eielidoit pnr beute
in Se9leitun9 BON ibrem bieIi9ell
N9enten Deter Sumter, III mierer
Druderei uno beridteien ans oisie
6erren oos tic Iol9enoe Summer
an Die Sormer, Die bel ibnen ibre
Grnte ueriid1ert botten. ober tir3lid)
ourd Sturm uno Sooel beimoeiudlt
maroen. auSbe3obIt botten, ndmIidl;
Durh Sturm: Sobn Sdocle $1,000.
Sotob 9ernot $14.00. Durh 6uyeI
gnoreoe 8iihte $s1750, frieorid,
Shott $3.50, Sotob sirobeI $500,
Nobn Sdon3eubod) $500, Sofnb
SirId1 $3.50, Sreo Gleiu $1,000.
ireo Strobel $1,000, Sotob Ter.
moun $4,000.
l9- Or. !. 2. @ooomanIon, Der
3ohnar3t piro on Den Ioleeuoer
5o9en i'm 6oteI Gnjderboder gu
Gureto an linden ieih ndmlid ON
l., 2, g., A., 5. mo 6. auouit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

Is. Juli 1904.
Ia idon iaRec uihts mebr w Del
rpertbcu gof QUO bieiiaer Sesenn
an leIen tpar. 10 mod,te id uieber
einen flcinen Berid)t ~einienoen piei'
leidDt luiiroe es mondDen 9sier int.
r~eiiiren etipas aus bieiieer Seseno
an boren. 81 ipiinif)en ndre. onb
Elm ieber GorreIponoeni ieine se'
iommeIten sienieteiten 10 IIeibi3 lpie
J. 6irnins aus eutIep. q. D.. elm.
ieuoen mSd,ie, es pdre fiir bic 4,oii
mie AUDI fir ieoen yeier oerielben
bon erobem Nugen. ylur INNER
Ileibie seihrieben Safcb, iuir leien
hire Berid,te ieoesmal oerne uuo ee
ireut uns bon ibnen al boren.
am Is. 5nli botieu mir etren
ourd1fpeidenoen Re9en nit etipas
Shurm uno 6o9el, ridtete aber teis
neu nenncnspertben SdIaoen an
ober unieren Sormer bier piro es
iait ieoesmaI anSit uno bonse beim
6eronnaheE eines 6eiuitterreoene
audi fem Wnnoer benz in 1901 uno
1908, murbe fat aues @etreioe hier
bis ouI ben gpnen uieocrseid)loaen
bon 6oeeIitiirmen. Die GrnteauS.
iidten iino bis ieBt iehr siinitioc
bofientlid) peroen mir Dor i1aoen
bemabrt. Sen 9ibt es in Ollie uno
SiiIIe rur bat man nit ben un36bIis
ocn beuuooeIn etpns Srubel. BieIe
GARNER t%ouiten iid1 neuc @raSmos
idinen mo 3ted1en INN ia red1t piel
6eu idneioen an t0mueu. Der aes
9enndrtioe 9reiS fiir Gen in ginton
lit $500 per Come.
Die Clinton Observation-Disclosures ibun
oieies Sobr iebr quite Seid1dite nidt
nur SrosmoId)ncn uuo Red)eu, ION
bern AUDI NIT SetreioesGrnie uno
Dreihmoibinen, oues iiebt per9nii9t
aus.
gSiIbelm g8ilocrnutb ietu Sobn
98ilbelm, pelder Dor orei 8od)en
beim 8ieh nob Der gaoeouItoIt gu
treiben pom pieroe selporieu iunroe
uno ititber in b%euuBtIoiem 3uitouoe
9ele9en hat, muroe BON Or. 6ooue
uuo Tr. 8tono am 8opie oe6Hnet
mo etu Stid Sd)doeItnod)en aus
oemieIbeu entierni, uno ieitoem loII
Ilh gSilbelm better beFiuoeu mo
oud nieoer Iprehen t0nnen, nels
Dies er 5uopr in ben bret g8od)en
nidt tonute. gSiiniGen Dem BiI,
helm boloi9e uno cine poltommene
@eneiunS. gleui9teiten Iino fir Iebt
bier tnopp. Srub an ale 2eIer Der
Dot. L.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
20. SnH 1904.


gDerils Gnteta Dot!
Sobaun Sd)auer pon DlcSeaI
Scuntp, munierte bic Gorreiponoen
ten Der Dot" aui, mebr an id,rei
ben go III NOR, elm ieoer eeiel
ireut Iid) luenn err ylenisteiten in Del
.poF" Finoei. 2iber IoIdle Heuiatei
ten pie ih bieIeS Dial az bcrifter
babe. iouer einem ,uirtiid idipel
an idareiben. IS ipnr am'17. Jul
abenbs nm $ ubr. oo Fam ein Se
nitter DOM Siiopeiteu uuo Elm an
oeres fam pom giorolpeiteu unt
unseI6br cine Wteile lpeitlidD Dol
meinem SauS, itieben oieie Snc
Seluittern Suiammen. 3uern ling
ee an it'll al re9nen, oonn oni ell
mai iin9 ee audi on Al bogcln, mic
9rob ODER wie 3obhei6 Die 6o9eI
iteine morell, Fam id1 niht Io9en
beun es tonnte iid) fem Wienid,
inn Sreien mebr ouiholten. g3il
nuBten i'm 6ous 9iiien on Die zen.
tern balten, ooe Die Seniterid3eiber
nidt bineineeid)Io9cn puroen. Doc
nnipetter bat bis 10 llbr ben Abene
on9eboIten, mno ais mir binous
tamen. oo uor fem 6oeeIItein mehr
6u ieben,
Sebt fam iid Der geier leIbit oei,'
fen. ooS unier Sdlai per9onser
mar. pbiIipp GLIDER uno Srau
muBten lpe9en Dem 6epitter be-
inns iiberuodJten. Dns Seionher
mor leIbItperitdnbIidb 9roB 9enue
Die Srouen meinten, es mare olee
oobin. Srou Siid1er NOR in einem
3immer uno meme 5rou in einem
onceren uno beioe peiuteu, m6hreno
mir Wtnmsleute Gbiiren muo Zen
tern nit allen &rditeu an bolteu
mubten, nm ooS oieic nidlt bon Dem
Shrme ouI9eItoBcn luuroen.
g8ir oud)ten uber bod uid)t ooS
cs uniere Grnte 10 5uaeridtCt hdtie;
Die Grute itono idJ6n, 20 9uideI
g8eiSeu bate eo inn Durdlihnitt
pom 2Ider 9eaeben, SpeI3 mo
6erltc bis 40 9uideI. llnier eriter
Sdritt NOR am uGdItCu Ntor9en
ouI oos Telo. llno mas Iobeu mir
an unierem Sdreden uniere meiite
Grnte mar oobin. 9Sir tonnten un'
iere Sefiible einonocr nid1t ousipre.
den. Iud1 ieBt oermo9 es mcine
5Seoer nidt allies nieIes 3u beIdrei'
ben. IS lit oieo idon Die 20. Grnte
ouI oieiem Plab, ober noh niemale
nor es ourhtpea 10 id6n Iuie bic
les Sobr. llno ieBt, ia ieBt fpdreu
nal $50 ader total him pooon uur
10 Ider pcrIid1ert poreu mno 90
ader lit Die SdIfte 3eridIosem. oieie
30 ader iino omd1 uerIideri. nil
ober nod) icben. mas Die Sompas'
uie an Dem Sdooen tbut. Die fol
9enoe GARNER iinb ioneit mir be-
fannt III, ebenTous setroTen iporoen:
&onrao Srontmonn, Stephan Del
ger, Ybilipp Sdouer, Sobannee
9eiser, gnoreoe Idermonn, giid)o
ell 2ub. Gbriition RemboIo, Satot
2ub. Wie 9roB Der Sdooen be
oieIen GARNER lit, oos lit mir nod,
nidt betonnt. Gonroo Srautmour
mo Stepbon DeISer baben 5iemlidI
10 oiel Sdaoen nie ih, Die iinr
meme Nodboren.
Sd hGtte oieie &crreiponoenS ole
les Wlol nidlt oeihrieben, neil id
ober neib. ooS pieIe o meiner
Sreunoen bic rGureto 9oIt" Ieien
10 oodte id, einem ieoen einen 9rie
ooourb oeihrieben IA boben.
Sh Itimme nod)moIs nit SObcnl
Sdouer Therein uno ruie allen Gor,
reIponoenten an, IoBt mebr BON eud
bGren. Wtit SruB.
Anbreos 8iihte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

.g g9em Sie cine BierieIiection
. IN UiePberion Somnlp %touien
c mietben lpollen. bonn ibnn
: Aut. penn gle Iidl an 9beo. s.
5ieot IN eurefo, 2 Got,. utn'
,.l.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
eofal 8eri6t.

DC man iid, on 9beo. !. ~.
Der Gureto Bazaar beSobIt
25 Gentc iHr bunoert plumb
Siien.
Qer8eiien Gle nid),, Soupouc
krIaneen lpenn gle i'm Gurefo
fberloben fouien.
AMidoeI Senne. Der 6eidGitC'
Don SeeIono nor aeitern uno
Yormitos seiddItsbaIber in
ktoot.
lSrou !. Q. Better uno 5odter
kberoeen befinoen ii+ aur 3eit
bshaIber bel Srou 8. !. Roe
bireto.
kSh babe perid)ieoene 9~ebdulid)s
in Gureta bi0ia 81 perfouien.
eiu Sebduoe fouieu lpiH, Der
he bel MIR por. GboS. mir.
IDc9eu einem bosorti9en Rbeu.
bmuS NnIoae on ieinen 9einen
le Sobn Smitb etIide Gage aus
h. LETTER @od)e oos 9ett bitten.
lBs mS mitoetbeiIt luuroe, 10
llhtieeu bic Bottom BIoomers"
ibon 5picIer iid) am 5reitoe,
+. Iu9uit nit u~nieren rEeun"
gu mciIen.
Nnmolt g. Z. Boulder mo
H., Die mebrere Wod)en ouI Der
I~uSIteGuu9 in ct. gouis que
tten, Iino 9eiterlr mieoer 9eiuno
Emmier bier eingctroHen.
IMebrere To99ens uno 6eriteus
wuroen IeBte @od3e idon 9e'
lten in bieii9er 6c9eno. Wei6en
IanoereS 8etreioc lol, pie be-
wiro, ebcuio0s bolo oem er-
iol9en.
Eobn Bauer modDte hermit be-
aemod)t bubeu, ouB or nidlt
Eid)tiot nod) Sono iiber5uiieoeIn
ldou bon uicIen ouSoeia9t pur
ko sao or ooe neue g8obnbeue
haS,t fir iid1, ioncern fir ieinen
v Srieorid, errihtcn Ioiie.
Fer Sroueuuerein bon Der oeut'
Ia.b. 3ionssemeinoe piro Iid
tonners:us ndd)iter Wode, ben
hsuft, Sur r~e9eImdBisen 3eit i'm
BON Srau Ioom :. Se5eI
hnmeIn. Vile WiitsIieoer Iiuo
olid)lt eriud)t bei3utuobnen.
Eobu z. Neubortb, Der bis iebt
hebrereu Sarmern in biciiser
feeuo in ieinem Sad)e ais
Finer befd,dftiet mar, Fam am
stag nit ieinem Sruoer Seor9
Bortb Sr., bier al uno wiro er
ebt al in benz Store bon Heus
preBler e picB iiir etIide
Nben oils Sert6ufer beifdfti9t
Dos Yoiebou SpieI, ipeldes
Fonnta9 6miidlen ben YoWnle
lEureto SpieIcr bier geipieIt
~ iuuroe Weeeu llneini9feit
fytiboeritGuoniHe uuter ben
FERN beim s. Snnin9 auI9ebro'
9eim Nnbrud Der uneinios
Rono Der Score $ se9en Z 81
Pen BON BopoIe, Ieood) umiere
NJ" b6tte baum nod einen Ins
5u ipieIen 9ebobt.
|SommiliGr Son>ouon hat etli
betreioe, Yrobeu III ieiuem Ses
lpeIde er bon ben umIie9enoen
Pen bierberum 9~eiommeIt bat.
b6he bon 6oIer uno 8erIte,
oo bat, erreid)t uDai9 81 SuB
&eno Der 8ei3en. To99en uno
ooae pier SUB meiIen. Der
ben uno SpeI5 iino dui Son.
Ia 5orm 9erootier.
peter Sumter nor ant Cams
u%nierer Office uno beridtete,
NJ am Wonta9 einen DIRECTOR
.Kr bouptoifice Der NtiIbont
" 0erFberunss 9eieHidoit III
Die errpartet, no nc ebeniolle
pen, ben lie ourd) Sturm bort
u batten, ab5uibdben boben.
bort meroen tic nah Sampled
Pm oeben, INN AUDI ben edo
ai Ml,,hrn-s M;lI,En nnh nnnn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
H. N. WHITNEY IS DEAD
DEMISE THE VENERABLE EDTORWAS FOUNDER
THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER AND HAD HAD
A NOTABLE CAREER THE IsLANDS-ALsO EDITOR OF THE
PLANTERS MONTHLY.

sudden his residence Pie
Whitney had
This into collapse from which
he not The
completed There will 5e
The Rev.
In w g. Irwin Co., the de-
Kelly artist
editor of the Planters
owing fall
Whitney, OF
w. q Irwin
which supplement
printed following of the late Mr.
Whitney
oldest journalist in Hawaii
publisher
Francisco in I840O he of the CaIfOrs
Minister
afterwards Kings Kameha
London He induced by them
following
till
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
THE UNSAFE
BUILDING

The danger Owdg number into
the Judiciary building the the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Works. evidently impressed of the members of the Judiciary
for this called
the
will
there all is decidedly the position OF
1t floor with only the of and
will crowded for will be both the grand jurors all of
awaiting trial. the dozen of the curious
shakes
the the Overtaxng the plain.
These before the chief justice and the
opening
building repaired perfectly
safe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
THE CANDIDATES ON KAUAI
ALEXANDER JOHN GANDALL
DIST MEETINGS
IICANs DECLARE EMPHATIC KUTIIO AND
COUNTY GOVERNMENT - E. REPRESEST

LIHUE, Kauai, August ia meet
ing of the Republican Club of the Fifth
precinct, Sixth representative district
was held at the court house at Koloa,
Kauai, T. H., for the purpose of in
structing the members of the district
committee, and delegate to the Terri
torial convention.
rhe meeting was called to order and
presided over by William Turnbull
vice-president of the club. Secretary
John p. Spalding acted as secretary OF
the meeting,
On motion duly seconded and unani-
mously carried, c. Blake was appointed
interpreter for the meeting.
John p Spalding submitted the fol
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
SAVE your MONEY.

The Twenty Ninth Series of Stock In
the Pioneer Building & Loan AssOcia-
ton will be issued in July, 1904, and is
now open for subscription. The mem
bership fee is fifty cents per share, and
the monthly dues are one dollar per
month per share. The stock draws
much better interest than a savings
bank.
Further information can be obtained
from A. V. Gear, Secretary, 122 King
Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17

lowing resolutions which We're unani-
mOusly adopted:
BE it Resolved by the Republican
Club of the Fifth precinct of the Sixth
Representative district,
THAT our Delegate to the Territorial
convention be and is hereby instructed
to work for the reEomination of Hon.
Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole as a Dele
gate to Congress, and to cast his ballot
for him.
"Be it further Resolved, That the
said delegate to the Territorial conven-
tion be and is hereby instructed to re-
new our demand for county govern
ment, and to urge said convention to
take steps in inserting a strong county
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
SPECIAL BARGAINS AT SACHS.

Scotch ginghams and zephyrs that
sell regularly for zoe and 25c will be re-
duced to 10c yard this week only.
Fancy white goods reduced from zoe to
l5c and from l5c and 16 2-9c to - IL.
Fancy stripes and checks were s yards
for 81 now II yards for 81.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
JEFFs PIGEON CASE AGAIN.

A citation for Mrs. Pickerton to show
cause why she should not be punished
for contempt of court, was issued today
from the district court. Mrs Harold
Jeffs has caused the charge to be
brought. 1t is the outcome of he re-
cent suit brought by Mrs. Jeffs against
Mrs. Plckerton over a pigeon which 1t
was claimed Mrs. Pickerton had pre-
vented from flying back to the Jetfs
coop. That case was decided against
Mrs. Pickerton. The bird was not levied
by the police but they took enough OF
Mrs. Pickerton's property to satisfy
the damages award. and costst 1t Is
now claimed that Mrs. Pickerton deli
berately frustrated the purpose of the
court by letting the pigeon loose. Mrs,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
Chamber OF Commerce
Chose New Officers
ANNUAL MEETING OF CHAMBER MORNNG-NTEREST-
ING REPORT READ BY RETIRING PRESIDENT
-RESOLUTION FAVORING sIx-YEAR TERM FOR NATIONAL
PRESIDENT ADOPTED
ise4@s f7.fa.,L.. -.

The annual meeting Commerce held this morning
at the rooms in the ackfed building The retiring
read his
being extended the president
r. W. Macarane
being announced President retg
Vce-presiden F. j. LOw
trustees E. F. Bishop H. A.
mann, W. Lanz, W. M Ginard, F. M Swanzy, j. F
Lowrey
adviser nasmuch the work of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
FIsHER sENT no JAIL.

F Fisher was sent to Jail for one
month today by Judge Lindsay, for
the theft of some tackle and ropes be-
longing to the public works department.
The goods were sold to the master of
the schooner Charles Levi Woodbury.,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
CONTINUED page hvel


The great success of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
IN the treatment Of bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by all dealers, Benson Smith & Co.,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-17
GOLF BALLS-CUT PRICES.

We are now Offering the Spalding
Wizard Golf Balls" Cbest ball made)
at the cut price oe 80 cenrs. GOf play-
ers will appreciate this low price only
at Wall-NiChols.
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NEW RESTAURANT.

For a good meal go to the Oregon
Restaurant on King street near Nuu-
anu. Everything new and clean. w.
A. Chung, Proprietor
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ONLY STORE IN TOWN.

That sells magazines at publishers
prices. A general line of stationery
supplies at reasonable prices. Arleigh
& Co.
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Pickerton so It is claimed, should have
permitted the police to levy on the
bird. The case Is up this afternoon.
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MOHICAN ARRIVES

Special Gable Marine Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO, Agst 1.-THE bark
Mohlcan arrived today 80 davs from
Honolulu
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WASHINGTON, 1 g.. July 29.-Post-
master General Payne returned to
Washington last night and was at his
desk at the Post Office Department this
morning for a little while before the
cabinet meeting. Mr.. Payne seemed
to be in the best of health and spirits,
and greeted all the employees of his Of
flee cordially. To those who know the
quiet ways and unostentative manner
of the Postmaster General his appear
ance this morning created some little
surprise Usually the most sedate and
unassuming of men, Mr.. Payne walked
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MIKAHALA ARRIVES TODAY.

The tseamer Mikahala arrived this
morning from Kadai ports and Niihau
She brought a good sized crowd of pas
and a big assortment of freight.
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HOT WEATHER MERCHANDISE.
Ccol, delicious beverages, are welcom-
ed these sultry days. a glass Of soda
favored with the juice o. ripe fruit,
cold, with plenty Of fz and sparkle-is
the l-ind served at Hebron Drug Co.'S
fountain.
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DEMOCRATS MOTLEY HENRY q. DAVIS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS West Va, Henry
O.
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Two Russian
Cruisers
Are MISSING
ASSOCIATED Press to Star)
ST PETERSBURG 1.-THE
damaged the fight IN 14th are still unrepOrted
OFFICERS LOST
CHEFOO, August 1.-THE superior
Ruik los whe he sunk
CLOSING IN ON PORT ARTHUR.

CHEFOO, 1.-THE fighting
Japanese closing in operations.
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MAKE GENERAL APPEAL FOR HELP.

CHICAGO August I7A union wOrkmen throughout the
will be asked contribute the strikers their
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SEPTEMBER WHEAT HAS ADVANCED.
CHEFOO, August I7-September jumped to Ioo
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jauntily down the corridors this morn
ing, dressed in the lightest OF summer
wearing apparel and a shining new
straw hat of the latest mode-of the
stiff -brim, nat-crown variety. Mr..
Whitney. the Postmaster Generals con-
fdential clerk. who has been with him
for many years. was rather surprised
at the dapper appearance of his chief.
He said he had never seen Mr.. Payne
make any such "a concession to fashion
before. his headgear and clothing usual
ly being of the most quiet and subdued
character.
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FATAL TROLLY CAR COLLISION
CHICAGO
wounded in collision between Oy
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Star Want ads pay az once.
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Star Want ads pay at once.
, 1904-09-28
Gardner Re-Nominafed.

John j. Gardner, of Atlantic City,
was nominated for a seventh term in
the House of Representatives by the
Republicans of the Second Congress-
ional district at Burlington last Sat
urday without opposition. Senator
Lewis M. Crosse, of Ocean City, was
made chairman of the convention.
Postmaster Edward NJ. Sutton, of
Ocean City, was made chairman of the
Cape May County delegation. Con-
gresham Gardner addressed the con-
vention for nearly an hour upon nat
ional issues. Addresses were also
made by State Treasurer Frank o.
Briggs and George l.. Record, of Hud-
son county. Edward G. Stokes, the
candidate for governor, who was to
address the convention, was too ill to be
present.