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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12

q. W. Boardman of Craftsbury is
stopping for few days with O. W.
Styles.
The condition of D. W. Tenney,
who has very i'll for the past two
weeks, is much improved.
A j. Gauvin finished his duties on
the Morrisville section last Thursday
and is succeeded by j. Coombs OF
Canada
George Norway has rented the Ed
munds' house on Maple street and
will move his family there from the
Darling house, soon.
A. W. Fuge has been taking an en-
forced vacation from his duties ut
stone sheds for the past few days, On
account of an liberated sore throat
j ,seph Cooke has rented tene-
msut IN the e q. Foss block o.
Lpaer Main street and will move
there soon rom tenement in the
Small BLOCK
l. W. Wakefield was at his home
here over Sunday, leaving Monday
morning for a business trip to 81.
Johnshury and other points ia Gale
donia County.
d. P. Smith has purchased of John
Whitnty the iatter's farm near Nor
ristOwu Corners, possession to be
given May !. Mr.. Whitney viii move
to MorrlovilIe.
Mrs Gaoro.a w Curriar who hes
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12

Mrs. w. j Walker Of Greenfield
Mass, and Mrs. V. e. Drown of Barre
are guests for few days of their ais
ter, Mrs. Alice Reed.
Fred Small and wife will give
a reception to the members of Mt.
Vernon Lodge and Coral Chapter, O
E. s., next week Tuesday at their
home in the Small neighborhood.
New Sugar will be served.
e T. Jones of Barre was a .guestat
the home OF bis mOther-in.law. Mrs.
Viola Campbell, the first of the week
He returned Tuesday accompanied
by Mrs. Jones, who has been visiting
her mother for the past two weeks.
Frank Douglass has been taking a,
short vacation from his duties as
mail Clerk in the United States Steam
ship service and has been spending a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Douglass and his sister, Mrs.
Fred Small, He left Monday for New
York aud sails for Europe o.day.
A pleasant family party gathered
at the home of G. NJ. Stiles on Satur-
day, April 9Th, giving Mrs. Stiles a
genuine surprise, and reminding her
that another mile stone on life's road
was reached. 1t was also the fifth
birthday of little Gertrude Jewett,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jewett.
Both Mrs. Stiles and Gertrude were
the recipients Of pleasant gifts to re-
member the day.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12

Mrs. George F. Earle and Mrs. E.
G. Wilson returned Saturday evening
from New York, where the former
bought a large line of sDring and
GUNNER goods for the Earle Dry
Goods store. The goods are now
beginning to arrive.
John Utton. VINO had nearly re-
covered from his eerioua iIIpess of
Nlasr winter. sufT,rpd a bad smell
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
sII2soo for q Prescription.

lie lz-ses, sun ever paid for 8 pre-
sclptsol- changed hands II San Fran
csssa. AoS- 81, 1871 Tie transfer il
rolE~d Il coll and stock sll251op and
rAs p8Sd 3! : party Of business men 70.
specific .o- Brixhi's Disezse and Dia-
be.es> hitherto lccurable diseases
They coo1eoced the serious inves.i-
SsiaOc O. tie specific Nov. Is, 1900
Tcsy lc.e-Tle-ed scores OK the cured
AID trled Il ont OF i.s merits by putting
over three doreo cases o. the tres.nen.
sod watching then They also 80. ply
sicixrs 10 name chronic. ircursbie cases,
AID administered i. With the physicians
.or !1dSesL Up 10 Aug. - elShty-ssveu
p-- ceo. Of the test Case re-e either
rel o. progressing txvorzbly-
Ieere beng bat thirteen per cent o.
failures the parties rere satisfied AID
elns-o tie t-zcssc.loo- ] ne proce~iirxs
q the investigating committee And the
clinical reports os the test Cases we're
published And .Iil be mailed free OF ap-
plicz.soo- Address JoEx J. FrL-oy
ooHPAyr. 4so Noct<oue-y ST. Sxr Fran
cisco. Cal
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
CARRIED OFF THE kohiMooR.
Lord oaihevsis oreoshs Famous Stone
From india 10 England

Lord paibevsjs Brought Famous stone
From India to England
lord palho1s3e's name vu alvays
Be Intimately associated vfsh ia
n5o1s koetnoo- e.aao-t. aad the
sso-y cf how lie orougs, II from Ire,a
70 Esgia-c las been re.oit II o,s oS
Tie nev books II ls4s, after tie
seco,t stkh var. Dalhozsse conescat-
ed sse sso-e oo aecoun, Of the heavy
eeos owing tie Eas, Irdsa ooupary
~ tie LAho~e state Dalhocsis sent
Il 70 Qcee, Victoria Great care hae
TO Be sIe-c.see IN Carrying Il aeross
India The tAsseis of the arnies. n
Which the diamond vas set says Tie
account. had been eat o. to dimtn-
tA the eolk and Lady Dalhousie had
heioset the arHles With It's .evsl IN
. leather bag. this again beng ssvsd
txfo BELT ,tnSd With caAuoss leather.
which Dalheosss wore b. night and
Gay. Two doss vere chained to he
governor gsce-L's camp bed and %
see but hi wife and cape Ramsay
vers IN D. sscret Of Tie 3svs2-s CO.,
eaainss4-
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
a Diner Invitation

Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack
% Indigestion koiol Is thorough di-
se<tant and 8 guaranteed cure for indi-
s-stiou, dyspepsia gas OF the stomach.
sour risinSs, bad breath and all stomach
troubles y. Watkins. Lsbus, Ky
says; i can testify TO the efficacy o,
hoiol in the cure o. stomach trouble
! vas afflicted With stomach trouble for
fifteen years and have iskec siI to;,le-
o, yOur hodol Dysyepsis Cure. which
eaiirely cured me- Koiol Dyspepsia
Care I'LL dlSes; any quantity o. all the
wholesome food you van. TO eat xhIle
yo1r stomach takes reS.-recup persies
knd Sro-s ssrooS. This wonderful prep
s-ziioc is justly entitled TO all os its
.z1y remarkable cure Sold BY l T.
NYe-x
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
The celeneI'. Waterloo,

Coaooel John N Fuller, q Huaey
Grove, Texas. nss-iy Re, his Ws.s-ioo
IRON lv-c a,d sldo=y trouble II .
re,=ct le.-e-- be sz:s- L .zs oes-iy
dead o. ihe-= ooapl4l1is- and altho- N
l t-l-d ~ family Go-.o-, as lid Il 10
good. 50 l 80; 5l> bo.ile q yoor s-ez.
k4ec.rlc Buffers which cured n
oocss3ec them tie b-s. Reiicsre OF
ss-th, AID ihzok God -no gave you the
koos.saSe 20 maze then Sod and
sua-slte-d 20 cure. dyspepsia bilious
ness and kidoe. disssse, D. all drug
SlS.A .. s,lc 4 b.o.-le
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Strikes Holden Rocks.

When your snip OK health strikes Tie
hidden rocks os co1suuption. phsuno--
in, ETC. yc1 are lost II you q Hat se.
help from DR.. hinSs Ne~ Dsscorsry to-
CoosuRptsoo- J. ". Mchinnoo- u Tai
isdeSa SprlnSs- Ala writes L had a-e-
re-y IL nth phe1oociz under the ARE
Of two doctors but ~ss Se.iin- 10 tse.-
ter unsa ! Uay4n 20 take Dr. Ki1Ss'
Nsv DHssove-y- Inc first dose gave re-
hss, and one bottle cured ne S-re
cure foc sore throat 5-oochitis- c1u -ls
and colds Guz-znieei AZ all druyx IS.
price soc scd 81 t-lal oo:.le trss-
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Dsek From shs Farm

Beck From TIE Farm
e,s yz eea.t k-o~ v4sre I've ss~e
lvs eeee % eova o. q cArn,
Lsek ss-s vhsrs I've sarut ,hs shsa
sfvay ~ ~ Arz.
I Socit Aae = tessy r.S
10 sr-sx keEa. bot "a sas6 -
Lcs~e ~ tee avfE, 10
WEE 4 sAet ssG=s &c grow.
Az ~ .@ nais, Aay
VIZ . cuet0 tsr esss 49,
Wen vn,se Al Tie Gay
coc6 81 80 tor a. rt6el
A. e-si ~, he csessr st5c8
q. , ne, !. f-ssss & .:fss - !. sSe- u
A. yos o~ght 70 se<a ht1-vasv,
HE~3 ka. No reery sssr~
A.. tAey aas't .eee uiE6s-- to-
Iaey sS1s- nHk stra.gss - -
SsTC.es. JeL
. ysE sestAf- = AZ
5et e sa.Artee = ny sysi
ve-t roH1 h ove-ar,
A. e.e s.s for Ar.,i:.rz-s
s ,s ~ ~ sse sss
e e. .r.:t rsassa % v.n
Hasee nsax ,se bach seose psno
nAs6 vsss TIE rssl
A. soSeey e4eA e tano
~ -. p. .e.asAs1 g 1sssA
,S.Sse ! g: % sA<a-sH dear
sers - aeaA nsx; ysa-.
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Pleasant and Harmless.

Don't drug the stomach to cure
cough One Minute Cough Cure cuts
the mucus, draws the Inflammation ont
OF the throat, lungs and bronchial tubes
heals, soothes and cures A quick cure
for Group and ~hoopirS cauEh. Oce
Minute Cough Cure relieves s cough in
one minute because il acts hrs. OF the
nucus membrane right ~he-e the cough
troubles-in the throat or de--d-sested OF
the luuss Sold by l. q Myers
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Some osArsns pu>rss


There IL 70 doubt that much Of
what Is called success n life deps,ds
upon -serrtrg veil int the groors-
and keeping there Seus urireky
6SiissEaa b responsible for the
saytnE II ny father had made ne
halter. osa vo1ic have been born
Without hsaAa- but thAs "a. scarcely
Be called original. as a unsorturate
Arab. aees 80 declared If we're
b trade IN vtnding sheets 20 one
v1lt tte' n = to men Of sAss STAMP
de Freneh aepiy the prorsrh. Fails
a. tie back and hreaks hts nose;- tie
Italians. he vozA hreak his neck
over . stew Niasortrrss seldom
cone strziy has many so1tvaleut. Z
Al AnEuasss- n. Spantards say.
Welcome. misfortune. II thos cones,
Goce-- and Whittier eosst thou. mis-
en<tu1ef f0 vhers th1s u D~sF
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Cham oion LinIn1ent for Rheuna-
rISn-

Chxs- Drake, . mail Garner a. Chap
trrlle- Cooc- SAYS -Casu D=ri ssc's
PAN Balm L the Champion II all lini-
EsotA The pssi .es- Ess t-o1blci :
great deal NTH -hs1uzsis- IN NJ
aoo1lde-. At-e- tyInS seyezl c1r=
the s-o-ekeepe- here re,ooons-ssisi :his
reoe1y .cd Il Completely cu--d ne
There Is 10 Cse Of anyone sUtFsr5og from
that painful ziioe,t Ehec thi. linsl,eo;
czn De ooizioed to- snail Ooe
appllrstlo1 gives p-oEp. re,.et zni its
coci-cec lsS fo- s1o-E ilo= <iii o-o-
ducs . p~-Za-e1. cure. Fer sale by
all drUggs.A
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Gives Health Vicar and Tone

Herblne : boon for suffers faon
anesula By i-s Use the blood Is 6 saick-
ly reEecers.ed AID the co.o- becomes
normal Tie dropping s.-eo.ih : re
vlved- The l4nSasr l. DIMINISHED
HeAth- viso- and tone pr~iolnIas.e-
Nsu life and happy sctiEii. results-
Ak- Bale & Shlre.- Middle sborou b
Ils- writes i have oeea t-ou ol-i <ith
hver complaint and p.oo- blood ard have
toand c.o.1ioS 10 bSoedt ne lize Her
bice. l hope never 70 oe without IL l
hare Wished thai had knoxa OF il i,
N ny husbands lifetime SIC all a
Hye-x
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Possomce Time Table

Tne tolloEins tine table -in be e.
teciive OF s-d after Nov. Is, 1901: Msils
close going east 1910 p n going e4s.
and vest 6-Sl Mails due from ree.
la-l5. 3 "a I115 ,, u 500 3 n; from
east e-5 = II 9-l3 p n SIS g. n
oEc= open 5 n TO 6s3o p N. Sun
days ; TO 9 q II Money orders and
registry sto 9. except OF Sunday
D. Z CooPE- P. ".
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Cured Consum pusn

ArS 3. " EFzas, Caz-=z.e-. K -
vn;es- Ny nl-ozcd =. sex tO- tAr-e
Goci1s Io= dss:a-s sad De lad sUs-x
eoos1lp.soc- We p-os1rSd oo;sl- o.
Bs-lA-d's Ho-eooaoi S!ruP. AL IL
cared hi1- Tns. Ezs ~iI Years 20
Acd s1cce to-o -e nave Always s-pi .
bottle II tie hO1-e- We canD0; DO -.Ia-
oui il Fo- ooeshs AID cold. i, has 10
equal 80, SIC, 81 .; 1 HMye-s
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
For an Impaired Appetite.

Loss OF appetite always results fro0
faulty digestion All that . needei -
fex doses OF Chsnberisinis Stomach
and Liver Tablets They sill inviSo-x.e
the stomach, streoSthe7 the diSessSoo
snd give You an appetite like wolf.
These tablets also act ss gentle l4xI-
tive. For sale by all drugSls.A
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15

No- !. CAl1to--iz ex-s-ess Al. makes local
So. e,s-u--o Lar z.5 L. gzz-s-
No Z D=-r@- e1rs-s-=- --o-ss @ -A< a. Las
Aha Cares frzs g zsr ca A-a PzllzE.s-
No : tie Nexso3 AID California express
No E-- No b-oza ez-1 -oz-l.- AID Pullman
So r-c-s- Nc cloz-s<--s a. Lain to- Pueblo
CoeorAsn S-a-lzzs 3z5 D-41rs-.
I-A1- No :! r-zs 70 Ia JEz-s AID zll .cco--
5o.ts-e szasse--=-s To- l--@-=s--1a-@ p-os--s-
No = --1-u-<1 Is-1tn---A e-r-es> a-d co..
oec-s a. La IEz-a z7-. 4 -rzzz f-u- p-zver car
rs r4ss-@-ce- r1-c-<a 70 Ces1A<o without
c1k-<.- Eks R1---Az k-1 Toms. -l--r1-s-
No Is D-1r=- express Id rzzs -k-o-Ea &c
N1scL<u EI-ooz- cSA=-=- CARES f-s-- chair
ca sz1 Pzlzz- sz=-zss-
No s loc.I r..sss--os- .-3 =Ak-s Al s.1zs-
Cz--1=< c.Al- car al fz-=k- sls-sr.s-. sE-s
-h-o-<1 10 Ce3rzSEzl-Soz- ce-<- Of CARS
. l5s=---s= so-l--fe- Al --u@1-1E A-1 cAe---
tl-T E-sr@-e1- Descriptive l-s-k-z-. AID
tie TAILS tolc--s tree by k-'-lyI-< TO
G-I-GAEvES Area.
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
ey the Tonic Route

TIE pills that s-i a. i1oic knd poi
- drastic page. z-- D-Ni.s's Little
EA-ly RSsecS Iaey cure heE14=oe. Cox
sspS.1o.- oilsoos-=ss- etc Ez-.y R1s-r :
Are snail e&s. 20 take AID e-ss 20 2-; =
. safe pllL Asak HK=lioa- oo.sl 1le-<
~ Valley CITY. " D says -Iso oo.t1e=
cared re q carooic oooss1pz-z51-- Sold
by L Il Nye-x
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
a Destructive fire

To drar TIE Ire o.. q b-ra- o. heal
. cat sIihozt ls4Vi-s = sea- a-e D.
WIss's Witco Hs1=l Save A specific
fox piles G-s tie g-o1ic=- J. l.
Iccaer, edl.o- o. re HA-aocirzr, Gen
TIE. Ala .ri.@- 1 asre 1-ei DeSiiis
Wi.co Hare SzlEe II ny tsaii. tor
piles, cuts x-d bzES I. l. Tie o=S;
sa-ve oe toe market EFe-y family
sao9d Keep u o. bad Fog sale 5y T.
q Nye-x
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
The Res, couSn Syrup

s L Apps. er probate judge. OIsxEz
Co. hKesxs> E-I.e=- This = 20 say that
/ have esei Bsllzrils Eo-eoozo6 Syrsp
for years. AID that do 1oi Eesliz.e -
rsoozzeod Il a. tie n=<s ooG-h syrup
have sys- essd 2se, 81, Aod sis. I q =
Nys-k
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
incredible sru,asl.f.

Il uoai hare b-eo l.>-eil3.= brutal
Isy Il Cas- 2 Le1o=-e=-. o Syr2ccse,
n Y osd ooi Gooe tee b==l - o1Cl4
for as s--ec-S soo- N. boy, be
esyA Ca. tez-t-i Szso ose- as eye. 50
/ applied Seck-eo7s Arcles SslE-. Eaica
quickly hsklsi IL z,i saved u. eye
Good toc o1r-s AID Ulcers -oa Olls
&c \. Al iru-ss
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
Startling mortality

Statistics show startling mortality
IRON APpeodiclt.s Hod r.7-ltooii2s To
pceveot and cu-e ios=- EEt1l diseases
there is .1s. o1- reliable remedy. Dr.
Kings Nez LIE Pills " FlElae-.. q
Il Cas.oa Hoa=e P-sss- CaiazSa says
They have 70 equal to- constipation
and oslioas1es= -, al al d-lsSlsss-
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
a Sat. Cough Meaieineto, enIle e.

Il buyl-S = o01Sa medicine .o- chll-
dreo never os strzli 20 %. Co.a.u=r-
lAinis C.ooSh Remedy. loe-e l. %
danger t-oo ii sod -eliet Is Alzs.s sure
% .olio-- /. l. especially yzlrso.= tor
Gods c-oaP sod -noopins oooSh- t'0r
sale oy al druggists
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
InvaIuaplefor Rneum.ti.m

/ have Qeeo s-f=-l-s for tie past fe<
ye&cs min seTere z.-aek q roszl.s-
slsa kcd focoi TIA. Bzuz-d1s SuOE
L&ninec- Ezs .oe ooly tAl-- that save
ne s&ils.A>.10o soo s=11=1 10 4---sl .l=
=! p-slos Na-ca elio; lsk- John -
DeSuK-- kl-sazo- LIS IT, 5s> aoi g.
q. l. Il Myers
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15

FOR Stock
Rzcch- IN Bsca oo1niy- Well improved
p.euiy q sxier srd timber. Viii trade
Tor good Alfalfa tA-n under Fur. Lyoo
canal C $ SIXTH.
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15

Hi, IS 9 billions attack take Casabe-
lAirs Stomach and Live- TEbleis and
. quick cure = oe<.4ln- Sod by all
druSSis.k
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15

WsS-ko-A posiiioo A. cook .i,h 4
yezrs erp--leoce. or uziier 9Th years
eIp--Seoc-- Address John Gubler. La
rE- Goa
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
4 good prescription
For mankind

Ts- i-a-c- s..-ke: - -oozxa tc- 1saal oeeasioos
TIE fk-1ly sess1> 80 eze-<l eoe.ai,s slprly
Soc y.A- Al t--<xss-< sci th.=-
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15

Bay the genuine Brono-Quin irs 3
McLaArs Drug Store Sc
The Lamar register., 1905-03-15

a. T. & S. F.TsE C.-o-
Daily Laza-. Colorado Daily.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02
Another Proof.

"That is the
eight hundred and
TWEEN t y = Fl f t h
proof" said the
assistant.
proof Of what? 2"
asked the editor.
"Proof that man
uscripts that are
rolled are always
1at."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02


Between Friends. I
He--She is what )
I call a remark I
ably brilliant wo- 4
man. ;
She-Oh, / don't I
know. 1t doesn't !
take much to daz- }
zle you. I
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02
Each the First.
Did you ever
Kiss a girl be.

Did you ever
Kiss a girl be-
,ore?"
"Of course not,
Ind, besides. my
darling, do you
suppose I would
own to it if I had?
You don't think
for a minute that
| am going to adj
NIT to the next
girl that I hap
pen to fall in love
with that I ever
kissed you, do
you?"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02

At It Again.
Miss Aged-No,
loves flame has
} never even scorch-
ed me.
Miss Young-In-
} deed! But I sup
/, pose you use fire.
|, proof paint.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02
MADE HIM cRusTY.
ar away"

He had the dough to make roll,
But ere he could prevent it
His wife-a sweet well meaning soul
Went shopping, and she spent it.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02

Critic-one thing didn't like about
your play was the long waits between
the acts.
Player-Nonsense They're nothing
compared to the long waits between in
stallments Of salary.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02
PROPERLY SEASONED.

It made the young recruit hot;
No wonder he was flustered.
The foeman peppered him with shot
Right after he was mustered
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02
PAS Opinion.

Willie-Say. pa
what is an Opt.
mist?
pam optimist
my son, Is a man
w no mean d ers
homo about =
o'clock and ex-
poets to find his
wife asleep.
Quite Satisfactory.
Carrying your
old shoes home in
a box. are you?"
ooh, no: GER
tainly not. It's
only a box of an
swers to fool ques
tons. ] Away
carry 1t with me.
| Cautious.
"Does you
fri e n d ev o
drink ?"
ASK him IN
see"
II don't care t.
! take chances"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-23
THREE left Of FAMOUS
CO. B. Of THE NINTH

Captain A. W. Brewster, Of Company
B, Ninth Infantry, which took part in
the siege OF Picking during the Boxer
trouble, and us men, were among the
passengers on the transport Logan.
with the exception OF Captain Brewster
himself, and two private, there are no
other members on the ship that were
in the Boxer miX.up with Company d
in 1900. For some time Company b
has been the American legation guard
at Picking, Marines replaced the com.
pany now going to the States.
Captain Brewster has been in China
more than Ave years, He will be sta.
toned at Pittsburg, Pa, in the future,
During the battle Of Tien.tsln Captain
Brewster was highly commended by
the War Department for bravery and
good judgment displayed. He is nc.
companied by his family.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-23
TRAVELLER STARTS
ON ANOTHER TRIP

Jack Wilson. formerly OF the Adver.
tlser, leaves today on the schooner
Helene for San Francisco to resume
his former position on the Chronicle.
II will take the ship from % to 40
days to make the trip. Mr.. Wilson
has been great traveller in his time
and visited all the principal cities and
countries of the world During the
revolution at Panama he took part in
the engagements in one of which 1900
men were killed. He has also been a
sailor, carries a second mate certificate,
and at one time was skipper of Jap
anese sailing vessel In the Orient. He
Is a graduate of Princeton, having
studied medicine when attending
school. Mr.. Wilson has been follow
Ing newspaper work for some years and
has worked in the Orient and Europe
as well as many cities in the States.
Although he was only here little more
than two months Mr.. Wilson mastered
the Hawaiian language and Is able to
speak as well as write 1t. Mr.. Wilson
expects to return to Honolulu some
day to remain.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-23
LOGAN ARRIVES AFTER
AN HtNIFUL VOYAGE

After an absence of four month";
from Honolulu, having been engaged
part of the time in Transporting tho
Taft party around the Philippine Is.
lands, the transport logan left today
for the mainland. She arrived yes.
terday shortly before noon.
The crew has had a trying but re.
markable voyage since leaving here.
At two different times shipwrecked
people were picked up. The boat also
passed successfully through several
storms and typhoons. And during the
trip between Nagasaki and Honolulu q
corporal attempted to murder a ser.
geant.
With 1i9 men. two of whom took
part In the Boxer trouble in China in
1900, Company d, Ninth Infantry, was
on the transport. Most of the army
officers are men who have served in
the Philippines and the Orient and are
now being transferred TO the mainland.
A few days after departing from
Nagasakl rough seas were encountered
which lasted nearly twelve hours
Much anxiety for the safety of the pas.
sengers and the vessel was felt by the
commanding officer. No large amount
OF damage was done by the storm. on
account of its long voyage the commits
sary department ran short, particularly
In fruit and vegetables, and all the pas
sengers were glad to land here.
summary pf tho nasaanpnra IN tho
L. S. A. transport Logan, numbering
Sl5 people, Is as follows: II cabin pas.
sengers, p second cabin passengers,
l49 enlisted men, Co. b, 9th Infantry:
20 enlisten men. casuals; l6 enlisted
men. L. $. Navy and u. S. Marine
Corps; 22 discharged soldiers, II steer.
age, miscellaneous.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-23
offIcIaI starter-AIIka Dowsett.

Official starter-Alika Dowsott.
AnnOunCor-"DoC" Monsarrat.
Sixteen prizes were awarded to the
different contestants. These we're con
tributed by Honolulu merchants.
list follows:
Watermelon Race--lst prize. Decora
ton of Winner by the Ladies; 2nd
prize, 80 shares kamalo.
Bucking Pony Contest-1st prize
$1,000; End prize, Carved Leather Belt
Roping and Tying Contest-lst prize
Mexican han.carved Saddle, value
s65.OO; 2nd prize. $500 Cash; Sd prize
Sporting Boots; 18th prize, Fancy Brit
die.
Egg Race-1st prize. Colt Revolver
End prize, 100 shares Maunalei.
Straight.away Roping Contest-ls'
prize, Mexican Saddle. value $4,000:
End prize, Winchester Carbinc: 3rd
prize, Stetson Cowboy Hat
Riding Wild Steer--lst prize, $50 100;
End prize, $500.
Handkerchief.Pick Contest - Isl
prize. $500; End prize, $3.50.
Misunderstanding Contest-1st prize
$1,000; second prize. $1,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-23

The oldest ship in the American
navy is the frigate Constellation, which
Is forty-four days older than the Con-
stitution, Familiarity known as Old
Ironsldes. She was built by David
Stodert, at Baltimore, and was launch
ed September I, 1897. The Constitu-
tion, built at Boston. was launched
October u, 1897.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-23
InERE IS 70 SUBSTITUTE FOR A WOVEN WIRE BED.

Woven Wire
1000 beds sold Why's
excelences
will Its
rigid. hoop nots support a spring
When Baleys VermnProo Wire
article
a n AIapaiS Ma
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05

J. Oulette and L. II. Black, appealed
from the city court Sept !, 1904. Laird
leased premises at SO West Second
South street to Joseph Petrich, who
subsequently. with his consent, sublet
to Wood Wellington. De Graf and
Donhaue The liter failed, according.
to the complaint of the plaintiff. to pay
the rent and when the building was
vacated did not restore the front 70 the
condition it was in when the original
lease was entered into. Laird sued for
1895. including Oulette and Black as de-
PENDANTS in the suit because they had
taken possession of personal property
belonging to Wood. wellington. De,
Graft and Donahue to satisfy claims
they had against them.
In the criminal division of the dis
trict court yesterday Oscar Christie.
charged with burglary, entered plea
Of not guilty. Charles KRONER. also
charged with burglary, was allowed
until March 10 to plead, because OF the
absence of his attorney
Clare l. Southland yesterday filed in
the office of the clerk of the district
court his answer to the petition of his
wife. Laura Southland, for divorce. She
accused him of failure TO provide her
with the necessaries of life and deser-
ton, and he admits that her allega-
tions are true