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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
OVERLAND WIRELESS.
II a8hington Gets a Message from
Ne1c port

Washington, Sept 27.-Rear Admiral Manney
chief Of the Bureau Of Equipment Of the Navy
Department. to-day received q message at the
wireless station at the Washington Navy Yard
direct from the Newport wireless station. After
being received at the Washington station it
vas teIephoned TO the admiral at the depart
rlent. The distance is estimated at about 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
ONE RUN MAKES ANOTHER.
orrville (ohio) National Bank Closes It's
Doors.

oslo semi. 27.-FoIlowing the closing Of
-, .. c,7,itF7ville yesterday there a
ene T7,- National here which resulted in its
doors being closed to-day. L. j Acorn cashier Of
the local bank was director &c AVE- ea hs Iba r
bang anq "a -I+ the loss to depostt0rs Will not be
large
According to a recent statement. The First IA
tforsI Ba1k OF OrrviIle. OHIO. owed depositors
t t,q1'S T. was capitalized a. S-9ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L York bv the Grace % God Free and Indepsndent
To Henry HurIbut, Margaret n Hgr9uL atig @t7rk,f
T~rtisr t'onpany Executors Of Wiian n Ei-.-s
.e-ae,s.$- t2ar+ra = Wing Margaret - Hurnut susie
$50 han aud r. persons interested n tna
ate o. County OF New lSIN-
$50 az r-e5ITory legatees. next Of Kin or otse -
each OF you are 4ef1o5 -.
rea5Ired personalIy and appear 9eIeIs S5r -
-. New YORK al the S1Ifus@-T1s
~,,STt reid No County Court E1ee IA ,o.is
1s~rr~ ~ Eay Y0rc the ion ~ ~ 49, 9s, rrsn
Ceiit Nt r~lrf- forenoon o. l4aS 1at 80.
a. 81 =, s-and a judicial settlement = S ,l 49, =
anu t'gL- I" WING and JoIa Alofsau
-s-t-s - me VIII and % So -ts-
ceased an one years required 90 appear o3 le.S
the age OK So one II you have none 20 apps-E
guardian. i yoe - APPOINTED the event of your
do 50 a rbe mo-
the Surrogate 20 EfF-'
creGiEg We caused the seal G tas
II ysSi't Court o. the sad County % NeN tl
80 7n.~ertrro affixed witness Hon. tllNA
70 o.-.if a Surrogate Of cur said QUAY
Z \ l.~sS..-rv of York. the lSlh dat p3
,ne OF Lord 1te t.9-eai'A
August - JAMES A DOSSE1lI.
nine hundred Anu ~ Cqsrx OF SurroEates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
ClTSgILL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Christopher St. N R.. weekdays. P M
A ADVERTISEMENTS AsSD SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
n their Uptown Once. No 1855
Broadway Seth 3Tth until o'clock
Advertisements the following branch ofces ~
regular Office until o'clock o viz - SIN
ave 23d st f52 6rh-ave. I2th-st-. % East
I4rh-st. 237 42d-st between TIN and STR aves
2s3 West I25th-st: 3d-ave 10Th and TTth
1.O2 6lst-st-. los lsr-avs-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
STEAMER MARY POWELL
pm 6 Il ID N A AER E EaH1EsI d

To- ~ y Y u -
- 7---r9 LINE via Newport and FAN River. I've
b. "a \ r Warren St. week days and Sundays.
sr-a PRISCILLA and PURITAN OrchestrHk-
PSOVIDENCE LINE for Providenes Boston Ea3- s1d
I ~ P N strs PROVIDENCE new and PLTM-
0l14S - Or~-es-ra
new E[ I've Pier 20 n. r. # CIzrksor ar
ano gzvs only P. NJ. Srrs Maine and Harnpshi-s
S0PvGT-H LINE New London. I've Pier 20. n r.
49, -Iarksor St week only, ~ ?. u. StrH CITY
l C2 rSJtETI II, and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN.
Sl- HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hartford. Spring
~ - rsor+h leave Pier z OF Peek slip
neLI , 4syz onlv AZ 400 NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

$500 FEET ELEVATION. OPEN All, THE YEAR
waters baths. hotels and scenery nowhsrs equaned-
pats hydrotherapsutc apparatus palm room. golf
pool. livery and outdoor pastnles.
NEW HOMESTEAD Is modern in the strictest and
pztronized highest casz Brokers oncs with d.
n Y. wire.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stopovsr Cov1nzton Vs. through
CINCINNATI Louisville Chicago ST. Louis and the
for side trip to Virginia Springs
Pullman compartment via Washington. leaves
Y ass o. m arrives Springs $40 a. tine,
Excursion ticksts c. O. oh3cs 362 Broadway -
sth of1css Psuna- R r and connecting Inca
FRED srERRY. Manager Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
The Chesapeake & Ohio RaiIwa,
Steamboats,.

HUDSON RIVERBYIAYlIGHT
pa1s+,sI stssEers NEW YORK and '.ALBANT'' %
-, Enso1 River DAY fastest and finest river boats
z world 60 -
Leave Brooklyn Fulton Il (ny Arna3 49, A NJ
Desbrosses-st Pier $500 20
NEW PIER. WEST 42D-sT-- 300 "
12ath-sr BID
Landing az West Point NeVburgh Fougheepsis.
EtngstSn Point CatskIl Hudson Albany Daily
csr+ SUDday Faz- r r connections Through tcksfx
ana bazzars checked Offices Of New York Transfer
ro1g6 rail tickets - Y and Albany accepted
No. Saiizh+PII ouezzv West Point NeTburE
- Trurbtaepsfs. returning down boat Restaurants
open Al Last N rims = up Oct o1s- down Oct 2sd
STEAMER MARY POWELL
. r1..Lros.es-st A. $40 P. NJ. CSsts f:4s p NJ,
Tsst 4ad 81 $40 ? N lsats P M West 18Th
80 NsrbI-zF View Hamburger. Milton Poughksspsis,
Ts71iou+ and kingston Orchestra on board
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23
! Nnria 6edmann.

Nh lnpptr, itlclhtnost 0TanibsIi.
(SdmuOiuhD narb am Ictiel 6yotda
9labmil,aa = llGy WolIDeric5,n mil
ben bl. SierbtialremsnteR Wagil Sod
mcnI. Tr Ysrforbene Dnroe ON i3
poi. 1881 s;bsrtn uno trrtId't lomli
cln Alier uOn Nur q Sabre mo .
Monaisn duksr ibrsn 6litrn. Germ
@HItbaiar Stdmann uI0 Nsmdblln.
htrnns,n { Deidpiliern 0as iIilb'
Siniheiotn Der Shwelit': 0turp. Be-
ter. 3oisph uuo linton; 6srmo, Nrau
0cnrD NOr &Oibnrina. 5rau gtn.
6eitmann mo Annis SeGmana. Sic
9eihe Der gtriiOrbcutn Wnroe an
Sonniaa nat tenn 6Ohamte beeroigt.
Gem Saras iplgtn Die 9Inpcrsanoien,
Der Snneir1uen .Gercin osrta Nit
0iiso Die Geritorbens mar NIB ian Gle
0litoleber Der gcmsinte .lio3s tie
ruben in frleosn!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23
Sur 6elt,ichte non Gomp. 70"
%. Mo. Jui. Rc9't.
trSn Sss. 4. rntds.l
(AoytisfanaJ

/
Tis goott, in otntR mir nih etI
/ GrptoiiIon III LsH Udioo Qnss nnt
YG 100 6iub bel Wllll'iin's &tnb Ian.
! heicu, itisHn Htnn man oas atHBe
re oeri,lbsn btirahiets oura slnen
Siurm pen SagsI. ourh tinU GpClOnt
panlrt ta itin. slIle ralsn nit eintnl
@o,ie pOrlauiie untaugll4 fir isrus'
K Tisnhe.
lie NsitieI uno g9tgs, um in ben
3uitn BON 9it;bura ju gslauafn.
wnren mi ni,iem Neriuts unh 6sbls
ihlcge nod lange aitt ttit0Sii. N5s
neral Grant mar nltt Der Wann. ssr
| ib 10 Ieiht pom itirsm gurhabsu Gb'
brlngen lleB.
Ihfalnonenbo0ts uno , Tnmpier
laoen bel unisrsr 9lntun', tei Wili
tins SeRo bsrsIt. nut oenen mon Die
gloiaot ots gRiiiiiiippi bel Ydsburl
III brtten tt;pttit. @tIan9 ojelts
10 lpnnitn bic 3rupptn nit 0uIle otr'
ielbCU gar baIo mttEbaIb Vlf5burl
N MlV. l1nbtu unO poyyuttr. Wlu
lptSlanatt tttn nod tlnlac Nrclpll4c.
0ls ,ur gtm0ununR nolbWtnolj ma
tcu. 0unbtytt, Odrnaitr upicrc Ger-
pAalta nlrtl ,o'ort ettcll vt ota VC.
iaurrn clues ioIatA llrlunsbmcE9 ans
iu,tbcu. BlA2m 0It &oybGtDlun'
aeu Qc!yo1tR - bic bel0tn IAmpleJ
Iwlrtu nj, &lIltu u,E Cotton btIao,a
ttglpu bic .Itlat N.0ite cilUl IT.
! llbr glbtn0s am l1,la ogU is.H NpyIl
ibrs QtiabyUol.t Aeit. Qit'tlbt tui'
| itUaaO aaJ bIlo unitrtn S.ltea. 0I
tcns yldltrtrllabi. Wit SglUnHn9
mnlttttn Alt oNi oa3 Ay.tD'rcitutr
pcu 5tlt ots 6uaoIs. .i1bdlo lie = Nt'
tet NO Qtr.aui u,at.ul.N @tlnltu
SITE man 0eut.,h otN ltnlty vyH
ejdduBul, oaa Grp.oolrtu uol Sams
hen. tlu 3tit,n, 01B olt 0Lotit olt
!(llc soll &'tsparl trIe''al hHl p."!
6,iaoc b,pblht, itl. Aaiil,t ~
| Ielc!Wlit;n Sutljti;r. taiien oE
! idbGu az Dem llitr 'o2cn1nnts rSon'
uyts" ay4t;mlu. uM oje lIenrttr.
atIi i5yT Sat,eyItu I'll tr,tl1'trH. : {
! Ganana'e. Die nit ,totr Sc.u os m
+ ScthliulICit III a0pmn ltltn, 'ts.
uumm,c uad &IilW go3 t!ipa r. r.
( ~ g,mutCU. NtJb Nh @tora. u g..
. Ltll2 oCyUahmca Hat nit Nti,iS,a
2yAo3ul, oag oU erpojurH lt.HasI'
nno mr. ciNty oty 22my'tt II &aG,
,i1cntu Uao ucyIclM ''l. Ndb H.,
m,hr 2oty vta;8T att'iija, Wat As'
.tay.lh.
apu icrcr 9IaAr,tt lam ;aalU. oa
Nr,M vh F5yib bclt,. N aa.;la
9,D g.,en g.yyu vuIoM lie 5;.t t5
Wi0.m'2 g,.ao AeltnommM MD g;,'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23

Ne. e, staA;., ,st N,eI >ay c,<.ti
.tH.:,..: n.s sia ta;: %t2t.as eyN
.l'...a, -. >yt an >egtVWttg
.Mais. Wt> .a,s 32,,T.sta. IL.
.&.u,4 81. -; &i.s "aN sly2GuJ!
a.a aa.tN-aau CN;a ;altlgetg,a
t%yp'Wass &,aG,gta,g 81 &..ui -
e>.y vt.o i..a4,ys1II,t. 2j,ts. eE!
hermann lnltnfgty 3@tngb1Il apo
:. u. Sal4 y Sca$, q. Sgoma$
40 =. e.iltSls. &ty'Utt Il,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23

-. .Stier hrejsi1 Satire bin ou alt"
Dit Der bcuiilcr Nummcr b.almt ocr
..Dliiiouri 0pItaircuno" bon ,lintrion
Stir ieiucR b 9nbrlanl. 0onlln
aptlitr. ecr 0trouSQcbCr, cbwobI on
lalrtn iunqcr aIa lem @ollsllcuno'.
crmcin ITO ais 0c4 &Ia''es thtliacr
EClitr
-QrRltn Ntybh utritico mad Nug
o,tlronatlttcn lammttI,Acm Editn
1T NecburQ o12 twltt 0Jno Die
.Srtcbur9 Gnitrpyiit" IN !cR'ty S3o'
tt mmot bou en- nCut3 Qcbor Il.
Tjties auoc nit oeultlbcu Nlmca be.
nlml. I'D M abe, melt tI0lIlRacr Nas
nt ais icIn @Oyadnatr iu 'cn. El9
Golt9bllitWm'ht lelnty Nfun Stm;'
tu tjn lanQta v,bcn.
-2'c, tcm lcei tjn1ttrttn,n Sbo0.
m:licr miro Ggb Der WciItr rCltt.
Eaa auunlas H9Jttr ,lHt mtar %cu'C
ur 5tlct tommeN. Sl1r Nlitl't3.
rticuoc lui 0tuit .TNmmw" ma.
heu hlu'ilty lls IL; 3tyo,v,itty lby
.G,ittMm. 2u Stu,t MID inter
Den S,yablm zines wlrmtyeN Soorc
Ill }aaNty. 7t NHp0 bt9inncu Sl
Glt In WN btihu, Il olt N10@'r1Ncl
.'aa,ja NIT tjn:m 81 - t!l,te tsota
isal, tciicy uG0 ls2W aUU. - Cll
y.tlU.y cHti1a,itjHty ,sn':aii -- Qlt
Nl'u;uJ.a"ON o,5 8al ,lN FJ0t'
tina,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23
Q0tales.

|
-tSrau 9Inlpn 5ttttl erbOlt III
BON elmer aranibeit.
sos. 9utAt Bate Nnianss ber
Il Mpds @eI1liir in DietO.
SRI. SOpiia Gtrbol rsiic am leg.
ten SOnnsrliag n0b 81. Souls.
Der alte 0,rr Senrp 6unoepobl
leiost oil eiueu srirOrensn 6ube.
-Ssrr Scurv 9lnoras pan 3eiieriOn
eitp i6aut pa bier na1 Eisln nm.
\ Ser, 0enrp Sdlucttr bate glns
ian9s Der 99otc @tibalte III &ihlolln'
1 tain,
-Ssrr Gen BAR uno S0Attr pen
aotlBtown rGrrn AM Wontn9 GcidaiIe
rsaen bier.
--Soitpb Galirop pirlGuitt .lrillh
Gin gitvo an perm tStont Nonmeper
bon CiaG, Gin,
--paul ShuIi Ger loOiaIe gDirib
poa Wsid pr'Ii HtonllG nno SicltliaA
p"' ""''' h''""'''''
--Sen $dac'cr tdub'c ait s50ms'
y iaa uno @onNial yuUapoie nno
6rtmot III Ioolr b,ci.
-Sonrlblr gwolo gbIot raO
mu,ou y{lltubuiG u1y,, pnpr l,b,tt
Wo9t eic'tlalIa5tibu N Eum
-0r mnrn Rsbo,rr ,rflb, Dp5s.
- 4,,t m {,tt,riou Et,r hifnr, ,,srls
Gnmi,on N Nm t,l,.u,urlt
-Stu ''N' |S'N'IN ",'',I" ~""'
Gsm,, jIs;,nl a.. ni,,.rts ~.
a,,-.
-1a!"@ VOC. -.'H'l3 EOlC VA
eBlp'll poH ~ .s"' '1"o" " @a'.'''
ne BON ofF @io >"' @'@ H''''a Ha','
-0trmlan Isieltys rin SalyAsty
fPS ANarfn NInNi'n NNf.. fffS - f.it. 81.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23

2ranlenlihs: 5rou anih. @rhrmanu.
,Sral 3tnrp 99'ltsrm0nn, 6rau Mug.
SatpRis. g8j,iwe 0uts nno leila,
tiu 2obie'd)en bon Gr. \. =. @Ife'
mepsr.
-Serr ejerbaro 9crnsmtDcr oou
RidIcuuioln iprOh 9Roatd9 aai itlntr
Giltiebr bon cnem Seinde b5l ieiEcm
Cntd, Derrn Nm. &uneUer, III uqie'
rtr Siilce ocr uno lieB lsintn Namen
IduI uaisre gltouasutsnlilis entrd9en.
/ Ger bei 6erru Spbu ereos III
1itnli hebsnos lun0s Souls 0einrlbs
| bate am MOntla oas lln0lilt hb nit
sirer 9lrt ols 2nlt 81 DsrleBen. Y;
lmuroe bierbcr asbraht unb iielt inter
| &eburoluna bon Or. Z. j. SleIens'
psr. ...
-6tm1B benz 9dsrbau gfrihe
ucn Columbia, no, tCot'te oas l'Bts
ialtc g9eltsr init ale BfirVhtnOlpen
! I'M Staotc. BUR Gin;9e Der 'elteren
2litCn ipNen trbalttn uno poa cnen
Ipiertl bis iu sinsn lGlbsn Griraa lie
| iern.
Die Sur;n puQo Scincn nno
| ,Nobn cttc'crmOHn bon yOoic 6rccI
Iuno GontoD 2routmlnu bon NOn'
uot5 Mil b,'iuOcu llh an SonntdNc
| bier gliitrt iprdttr bct drrmotn
Pr 5rtnuoinntn por. Eegicr(r bt
| itincn 0un6cu.
Srlu Nlntia Voc bcNab iib Ntl.
tern uah .(cN,rlon elO. Slc iplII
| botl tlncnl ll,lutm eut,l otr Nb II otr
| Samut lbtr9 Scbnt9 Ntn tinNtlirlIt.
the AhiwarGga maden. gd5 NDlts'
bait ardtullri otm Yen lmo lem r
oi0t,in aui ,ttirn ibleu 6yii4cbo,nen
aGr cas- hsEIlt'i'.
0otw. ). Strlmm po9 Ghp.
Iilu!0m mar an f,tiil6 e'a', otr bic
ilalu {Nilll-y. ~ &u.tst.5;tNaan
...t. :. b.. .... 81 .. u! ,,.h -. i., ...t,.
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F'..' 49, 49,, .,';. ~ u J., - -" "
>,'''"' ''''' 49, : ; 49,
II. !. ftticI " No. pt'1l'o'Cn
.IerIl slNt 60,I0oual Strtlle ueC
G'a3t Gun N1h &. Soil@, 20 e
iIar rpt lmnrr H8nryt0
mUrtt0 2lt'g tatn'2 NC pif.t odI'd.
.Nurftl luIy %lc51'6U s3 >T1 HI"
. ;uy ,e,l,"G'A0 i0 NuE III r.N.
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aauG'u 3autoto'ittm '!lo 1aoti
.e0t 0a ,slU, Ntb,li iU bcUtlAtH.
Tie cmw. zhucntia Suyuo,
nm ar.Nl,a itm,en Mrnta0 van
.sa,i1u ion ll,p. Waat. Tr't u0o
ur.p s4vfrryn otr Watpu Mr
Iauwon l,,n crriidgn cu CDlu.
.5sl,1 : ..uu pau lWaaIano T.,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23
&aarsS Snlttm.
cash NVHtem.l

IN ssr az IA. 5aRuay st4ah.asE
1,.'.Nu.ual maJot osI IHs Na
.jrUv.laaHiR ols Saat. S2FtE y.
i.. wa uu0 oit n14':.etlStE &,3.!g
1a3.G,Nmn.
Stidtoiitn: elF E:E ,,.a
?Gay, 1905 aaasi1Hl:a. cl4 Sa1t-
511rn lta an3sasNatail S9..n
a,a.af G.tal egy1..iaagi ;3;yn:E 'sl.
&.itlojita: >aE R3a'ltuts ioI-
A~ aarcta Die I'm &,1ys;.o IL
E,.a, s35.a. TX t.ae 5s.l.k:5, SaR
III. -Crtc,: c,Tt3G'tu oai alt 81
) gen ; ui;d iJ12i ~ aa,ta &cts.
&tiaIoiisH: .aS Si2f.;u;t iaE
III t-s>a:;e hack ;,e.tr.
&ti1I;iit2.ossoU oilitc';s-
rssr e. .tu I4 "a ,.get:ts,t.c. oty
IS On 80 52',ta. '%a.,,5
nt,. .,r: @:i3't y,a -sA l-l!y; IN
81. U,.FG 2gusitolS ~ .,;1..tt .a'.
4gu.,m 4aest'ut oar Cla &aas'
@s".W Al ua'U 2-J; >.,;5;,. lsN ~
str &.:.9. @a'.H FaG,m l':. ~.
rHstsa G.s HH* 3. ..st A.sS.G
10 ,ataH t.s.,a .a'.. &trtt,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23

slnen Semen Die uns in Der itstsn
araulbeit uro i'm Soer unIsrsr sslieb'
ten 5ohtsr bilirtia ttiaslfauosn piin'
insn mir hermit unit,rn innisasn
7ant ,u srfatitn.
ealttaiar csdmann
uno 6aniHs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23

farm ~ uerkaaten: eiut ellpa ipti
lFClIcn lnDonIlt ppn gStepbalia Ntlc'
Ornt aus 200 gtrcs btlteheuoe warm
tam oa Der 6iotpihamtr dlemlltbcun,
blall Qttauit mu0tu. Gbenlc ale el'
raul btrinolibtu Sdus. uno HttyAe'
yNtbih0ittn. IS @u gSelTu llnO od'
raui atpIlan,,. Wtsrn Rabcrem m;nhe
man iitb on bic erptpltlOn olslts SIat'
les arer an N.n eiatnt0amcr, Ssrtn
Shillp gueds.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23
Lot No. 7, for $40. Freight Paid b,

loo Plum, ye4T 10 feet n'es.
- Aeundante :" h-Fo%1t.
io kr1Gr Pear.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23
Lot No. S. tOrsi5 Freight paid ny Us to You

T.. "a, a. i. .e, eta select q
y,.r >et,etalr n /. .
'g,E.r, 4 Il, , H. Z. vsGGtE4t@ Ga
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23

The toouus bargain ipti thoIa ht ofi-tsj b h4f4a
&c ai rly the irci.h' aty sittioEh 8lH.k of--t-
ain ohCrs Nc pay ths 81 q guarantee arrival 9 r.
these oacrs which hopc W enc1aJ4gc ie eEtc -. o.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-23

90 PeAeh. 10 feet yc4T from hao.
20 Champion, 20 fcetcs fstontc, 70 Etxfi2- . {
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-19
SEPTEMBER 10.
PLAGUE SPOTS IN CHINATOWN.

Board
in Rev. Mr.
the Board nils the
precisely the OF Things
in 1899
these mas but to the yellow
fever
Mr. religious
of familiar the
public would India
subjected
received family
King that they held
retained board
belongings to be hafnd by
on board Francisco Gordon; but
the sanitary ofiea of al think of
letting Twice the has had costly
not deserve
of subjects
farming and the medical
He'd almost
that
indeed
humdum of tropical sporadic of bubonlc
in
Europe
Health US
when the alarm is raised for
finished the
the
Transit I'll aound
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AUTOMOBILE PRICES.


the of the high
Thirty
had
machines which,
in bought
probably generally supplied
to
this category of descending prices
worth $4,000
machinery worked the
startling; already being realized
be and jobbers
alike
sold $780, $3.50
That
everyday
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WHY LORD CURzOh
WAS NOT WANTED

A rather good, If perhaps improba BILE.
story as to the cause of Lord Curzon's
retirement is going the rounds Though
nominany due to differences with Kitch-
ener and the Cabinet, his retirement
as Vieeroy of India was in reality, so
runs the tale. the result of a woman's
jealousy exercised in royal circles. To
continue: "Curzon has never been per-
soma grata to the members of the royal
ia nily, who view with profound annoy
ance his insistence that himself and
Lady Curzon be treated with every
ceremonial detail as if he were a king
instead of mere governor-gen
This feeling was keenly accentuated
at the time of the Delhi Durbar, when
the. Duke and Duchess of Connaught
in the ceremonies. The duchess, in
particular, was furious at the subordi-
nate positions assigned to the duke and
herself, both at the Durbar ceremony
and at the festivities connected with
it. Since their return to England they
nave maze no secret OF their resent
ment of this treatment in their talk
with other members of the royal circle
Within couple of months the Prince
and Princess of Wales will start on an
official visit to India, and in view of
Connaughts experience, it is said the
princess has emphatica1ly declared she
will not stand that sort of conduct from
the Curzons or anybody else. 1t did
not take long for leading members of |
the government to see Curzon was not
wanted to act the part of host to the /
royal visitors. Once this was recog-
nized it was an easy matter to find |
means of getting rid of him. The dis |
pute with Kitchener over the admins |
tration of the Indian army provided |
just the excuse required, and though |
the point at issue might easily have
been smoothed over, the government |
availed itself of it to hui
initiate the offending viceroy so far /
as to force his resignation, when he was |
replaced by a man more acceptable L
20 the royal family So, at any rate, Il
runs the story. II
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NEW CHAPTER FORMED.

A new chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star was organized last night
with so charter members at the Bere-
tania street home of Mr.. and Mrs w.
L. Howard. The new chapter has been
named Lei Aloha No. and it's charter
Will be received within weeks
There was much enthusiasm display
ed by the organizers and they expect
to make the new chapter successful in
every way.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard entertained
their guests with refreshments and the
evening was most pleasantly spent by
all. "a
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THE NEW BOND ISSUE.

Territorial Treasurer Campbell has
cabled for the new 1-2 per cent bonds
600 by Governor Carter and they will
be brought by Mr.. Calvert Brewer OF
the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Company,
who is coming here with the bonds
bought by W. G. Irwin.
The bonds will be dated December ]
and will be sold as needed. The Ha-
wafian Trust Co. has already offered
SO for them.
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White Wash Skirts.

In these we are showing a variety Of
styles, all the latest cuts, in LINENS,
P1QUES, MERCERIZED COTTONS
and INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN.
PRICES ...............s25 so to $500
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QUEEN STREET TRACK.

Attorney General Andrews and Su-
perintendent of Public Works Hollo-
way have@ taken up the question of the
Queen street property owners petition
to have the Rapid Transit remove the
disused track on that thoroughfare.
The company asserts that it expects to
use the line again shortly
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liz is Cool
THESE DAYS
At HALEIWA
JU st THE PLA TO
SPEND YOUR VACATION.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
All Sorts of Amusement,
All kindS of Recreation,
All the Comforts of Home.

Tickets and information at Oahu
Railway station and Trent & Co., or
ring up Haleiwa Hotel, King So.
On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited, a
two-hour train, leaves at 8:22 a. m;
returning. arrives in Honolulu at 1910
o m.
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a
the of
in
he
of
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Advertiser
small detective fund his disposal with which needed
OF the
services
That seems plain enough in the
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The report of the committee sanitation health
irregularities the payroll of the garbage
of
fessona apogsts of the local a
Chief Whites
utility
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teehnieahies While
Honolulu's
is
other lines Too often legitimate
o squabble
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RUss1A's ENcRoAcH1NG HAND.

of the
Chinese will
weldefended Accordingly Turkey mounting
already friction
Russ judged
No
S3make good if
%
the coonial calls
n
the pass and of
Sultan difficult
to
annued
o.
Russia's objection merely
Arizona republican., 1905-06-11
ATTENTION |. O. o. F.

The members of Phoenix Lodge No. 9, Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. 1, and all visiting brothers and sisters are requested to be at the lodge room at 4: 30 p. m. sharp Sunday to attend memorial services and at 8 D. III. to the exercises at the hall.
 Coronado Tent City opens June 21st.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-11
PHOENIX SCHOOLS
The Official Report of the Principal
 of Last Years Work.

The report of Superintendent J. c. Cole of the Phoenix schools for the last year has just been filed. It is shown that the number of pupils en- rolled was 1880. There were S79 boys and S01 girls. In the grammar grade there were 501 pupils and in the pri- mary, 1,079. The average daily attend ance was 1,2OS. The number of visits by the school trustees was sixteen and the average length of visits was eight minutes. The county school superin- tendent made 101 visits and remained each time on an average, twenty-five minutes. It is stated that except in reading and geography the course pre- scribed by the board of education was followed. It is shown that there are 5000 volumes in the school library.
 The following is a list of the teachers with their salaries: Principal J. c. Cole, S125; J. A Ewing, $110; those re- ceiVing $75 a month, J. l.. GilkersOn, Carrie Johnson, Ella Hauxhurst, Flora Cohn, Lima Sheldon, and Mabel Phelps; $70 a month, Alice Resor, Gertrude Sutton, Nellie Taylor, Marguerite Will Hams, Carolyn Potter, Florence Ford. Marie La Chance, Bessie Sharkey, Martha Garnett, Flora Mills, Eudora Axtell, Gertrude Ellis, Eva Bowyer Eleanor Merriam, Mabel Barnes, Mat tie Reed, Ida Warren; S65 a month, Ed ma Wager, Nellie Ruthrauff, Nellie Battin, Elizabeth McNally, lone Ford, May Wickham, Gertrude Thompson, Addie Chapin, Lauretta Cook and Alice Grier.