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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-12
BlInaarIo Do Caalno, P. a.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.-Apro
ximkndose q tempOFada de vernno
teDgo 81 gusto de infOrmnr d p6bliCo
en- general que aparte de Isss sbrillantes
y,espE6n6idag y condolences que el esta-
blecimient0 reune como hotel Fcstau.
rant, loo hu6gpedes y enfaFmOs que
concuFran s tomsr las sguns de Ios
B2fIos te CoRmo. especialisimas para
reuma. herpes est6msg0 y Otras enter
medadeg secFetGg, pueden tener Ia se.
guridad. que obtendr6n Immediate ali-
Vio ca aus doIanCias, quedand0 luego
curadoB sin lOs FecuEsO8 de y medi-
cina.
PreCios hospedeie complete, con dos
bAiios diaFios:
PagaderO pOr Bgmnnas, en- pFimeFR
claae So so diariD.
Psgs1er0 Uor aemanas, ca segundR
cIase 81 75 disrio.
Para fannilia. pFecios convencionsIes
y eQutatiYOa.
El ESTABLISHMENTS cuenta con ON
tEon de cOBhes disposition del pdbli-
oo.-J UAN BDIX.
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SIETE AMOS.
El smanoos de San crist6baI.

Todos los anos 81 dia en- que Sc
cumpIe aiIo del bombaFde0 de ESTE ciu-
dad por loa barC0s de Sampson. MGR
tin Cepeda, el moreno nnimogo que
perdi6 an brsz0 en- la bsteFfa del
n0cb0 del csstiIlO de San Criat6ba
Fpcuerda que ali murieFon defendien-
do Ii bandeFa de Espaf1s Los obFeros y
snldadOs NiCanor GonzsIez. Msrtin
Bsnavidez. Domingo Montes y TomSg
Rodriguez puertorriqnefIos; Juato Es-
quina. jose AguiIera y jose -SiaFra.
espi holes peninsul0res. y Bronkons.
Ingl6s; y hace deCiF una misa de Re
QUEEN en- ell altar de 6nimas de Ii ca.
tedFsl de San Juan.
Aver circul6 una hOia EsueIts suaCFi-
ts por el indicado obreEo. en- Ia que
invits 81 pueblo de esta capital. & con.
currir & dicho acto religioso. Cuys mo-
tiCia no pudimos dar por hAbeF llegs-
do tAFde & nuestFo poder.
Aeieti6 regular ConCuFFenOia & ID In
dicsda miss.
Pnz 8 lOs que d cumplir con Ga de.
ber muFieFon como mueren lOB 0bscu.
rOs heroes. que sunque ogcuroa 10 son
y que lR C0nsecuencia de an hombFe
generoso = bravo hScs FesuTgIr al.re.
CueFdo de los Vivo0.
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NOTICIAS.

m. II ana s6bado. Santos Segundo
obispo m&rtir Pedro RegulAd0 y
Natal Sol en- q ,nit.
En- Il Administraci6n de CoTrecs 3
de esta ciudAd go encuentran detenidss
Ias aiguientes cartas: Rodriguez Ma
RE, R lsAriO B .rbars. Rosario BsFbs-
rio, Rayna Mary, Ramos IgaRCis, R3-
sadO Simon.
--AnoChs do un concerto en- el ar
senal ls banda de mdsicR del battalion
de Puerto Rico
-El dfa II del actual Sc espeFa On
este puerto el vapor frances prOcedsn.
te de S INTO Domipga.
: HA reQresado de "a isla de Cule-
bra ell Pbro. SF. r Martinez saliendo
para Lola & donde h1 sido destiuadO.
Siguen IGs Quej4s del p1bliCo So
bre Ia mRin calidsd del pan.
Esta noche daH6 Eetrets en- Ia pIR.
"a B ,Idorioty la banda SJuVentud del
ComeYcio
El Lures pr6x:mo celeb ara session
extfsoEdinaria ID Junta EsCOlar de San
Juan.
-Se encuentEa on est ciudad 81 81.
FaustinO Fuertes, ganadero de Nll-
qua bo.
-El Iunes se darS una imprenta
para su impression al reglament0 del
Cuerpo de bOmbeFCu de San juan.
~ MsfRra se CeIebraF6 en- el PGRque
BoriEquen d jAEana de Costumbro.
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No LCAIlRRARsE /

m oatarro es una enfermedad que Ufene
mucha mas importancia de Ia que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Of
ganos del cuerpo cuyas funclones 1nerzaS
debi1ita profundamente. RS causa IEecuen-
te de la sordera; afecta Ia vista, Ia naIiz lR
garganta es generalmente poF donoe en-
pieza Ia tuberculosis O tlsls
la misma facilidadIy la freouenolar con
que Sc pesca un catarro hace q las peFsonas
indifereutes para curaTlo y la gran mayoria
no se preocupa de las donsecuenclas.
Los bafioS frios por La manana lnmeQlatat
mente despues de deiat el leGho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corrAentes
de aire, son precauoiones muy buenaR que
no ouesta trabAio ell observarlas Pero 81
preventive mas SECURE, mss ehcsz, mas facll
v mas positive tambi6n 81 que aoonseJaTI
los m6dicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de ace1N
te de higado de baoalao.
Es sorprend ante la fuerza, vitalidad, ener-I
gia poder de resistencia que Feclbe oil
cuerpo humane de las pequenas dosls de-
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le admlniSCfan
con oonstanoia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties debiles y vul-
nerables del cuerpo y lo pone al abrigo de Ia
infeecion catarral
De cuando en- cuando aparecen 1ndusFr12-
les POGO esCrupulosos anunciando emuis1ones
vinos preparados los que atr buyen pro
piedadss curativas que no tienen hasta nay
quien Sc atreve q decir en- letras de lmprenta,
que el petroleo 3 keroSina eS uu aim enJo.
JQue els ell petroleo? Un aceite mineral
Que se usa como combustibIe para lubricaT
Y lfmpiar maquinas,y para alumbrar.-Una
substancia indigestfble que carece de la pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es la
asimilac!6o; oue pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifcarse y sin ser absorbldai
una substantial en- fin, que no tlene nlnguna
dc las propiedades curativas y alimenticlas
del aceite de higado de bacalo. 81 Sc diJese
que ell petroleo es un alimento para maqul-
mas podria pasar, pero nd para el cuerpo hui
mano.
81 ten6is alguna dudaI preguntad vues-
tro medico; 6l os confirmara esJa verdadi
81 estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes y de
sangre, os aconsejara que tomels La Hmnl-
sion de Scott.
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DESPUES DE PROBAR todps loE engaho-
sos remedies que se anuncian es ouando mas
Sc agradece la eticacia RADIO AL del .Dlgeftl'
vo MojarTieta, ouya sppeTlorldad esta uni Vet-
Uplmente confirmada.
Ouraoiones desespetadas on peraonas o1en
0onocidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han heoho glorloso, psIo
un solo estuche produce meJor eIepto Gus
una dooena de frascoB dc cualquier otro re-
medic; porque ademaE de ser 81 unlco veIqe, Z,
dero Curative radical del .estomago y qel
intestine, sin engaGosa aoclon calm Rnee' g
Digestive PurifCador de los allmenGos.
Sc debe exigir que deda hostAa tenga gIa-
bado ell nombre Digestive MoJarrleL2
Dep6sto general de Las EaElnaclas de Blanco 80, ~,
Ramon Almazan Fidel Gultermegyl 81 ~ ts ItA
de Puerto-Rioo; de Yenta en- Las prlloApslSs
ries do FurOpay America
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Gran tTluRfO dc GatelI On Ia Ex-
pOSIGItn do San Luis,

En- L Exposition de San Luis IN
gran iuradO COmpuestO de expertos liz
Coristas frnnceses y de OtTAs proceden-
ciss. hS.I adiudiCRdO don Federico
G1telI. UN GRAN PREMIO pOr sus
mAQnffcos liCores, como cremas de pi-
fis, CaCAO, vanilla y aDis, brandy, gil
nebra el AfAmad0 RON IVIEJO y es-
% reC0mpensR % una pFuebA mas de
que son loo meioreS licoreS que Be f.
briCan en- ID isla de Puerto Rico.
40 Va
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Unlvsrsldad Dc Ohio.

Los representatives. de Il Universe
dad M6dica de Ohio. han tenido Is
ntenci6n de inVitar & eL1 Correspon-
denciaS para los exkmenas que se lIeva-
ran & efect0 en- dlchs. Uniyersidad en-
los Drimeros dias del actual.
ES una de las f.cuItades mas presti-
giosR de los Eatados Unidos. & la que
OOnrurren infnidRd de i6veneB sud-
americanOu.
Deseamos obtenQa an triunfo mas
Ii UDiVersidad aludido. aumentanlo
atn mas ga ere Tito con los nueVos
doctores que Be grad6en en- dichR fG-
CuItRd.
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OFICINAs DE La UNION DE
PUERTO RICO GALE ALLEN 18

InataIada c0nvenientementa d ofici-
M Central de r. eUni6n de Puerto ri
COS ca d calIe indicada, eIla pneden
aaigtir todaa personag intaFeadag de-
Be diFigigsa @ correspond denoia pnIftiea
del indieado orgsniapo.
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AHUNCIO De SUBAsTA.
DEPARTMENT.
DEL INTERIOR

Ofcina del Superintendente de Obras
P6blicas. San Juans p. b.. AbFil 90.
1906.
PropoGiciOnes en- pIieQos carrados
para d adjudication en- p6bIica subls.
ta del suminietFo y entFegs de dos mil
quinientOs (25OO) m6tros c1bicOa, mGs
8 menos. de piedra tPituFads. para l8
conservation de ID caFretera No. /.
San Juan Cayey. Kos III 36. se admi-
tir6n ca ests Oiicinn hasta lac 10 q. m.
del diR III de Mayo de 1905, en- que so
abrir6n p1bliCainente.
TOd0s lna datoa neCesariOs &c dar6n
On esta Ofcina. donde Cd enCuentran
de manifesto todos los dccumentOs que
han de Fegir cd d c0ntrata y podr6n
rscoRer los IicitRdOrea loo m0deIos de
propOeiCiones que han de pPesentar.
In adminiatFnCi6n se reaerva 81 de.
PechO de FechazRF cuaRquieFa todaB
los Dr0posiciOnes.
p. +. FERNANDEZ.
SupeFintandente de Obfas Pa.
blicas.
n6m. 2
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coNSEIO A LAS NiADRES. ~ FL iatabs cala3nts
a ssHora Winslow eba usaEse sienlpfe ue los nlaos
estan 81 81 periodo Je IA den zion Proporefona ave
s-med;stn al peouefo paeiente produce un sueno mas
-nral ranquio, alYa el door e. ansent9
hluy Nivo alegre. Es muy agtada PIE a
eir;6o sbIands sis encas avia Dolores hace ta
Giles lac funciones del esomago reRua ios
Es el mejor remedio eonopido para "a aaltst ye IT,
TSssc ,,rbo enid lic en Sedif 81 JaTabe CamantG
~ IA Sefiors Winslaw's as 81 lmesor de todoss
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Ron 'ILAVE.g

Recon0c5 5amellts el rn6s pur0, higie-
nico 3 nnradaIl7a 0ua a fa1FiGa ca 81
30. Se veDda as IT dricipaIsG esta-
bleCimiaoto9 en AEecibo por Sues
a0ga de
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THE DU BOUGHET.

(a47-s49-W W-a5td 81 Nea0 York 05ty)
El dueiio de este HOTEL ofrece sus nu-
merosos favorecedores el mas esmera 10 traTc
q preCios sumamenle modicoE.
ALFREDO DU BOUOHET,
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-Actualmente Be encuentFan asila-
dos en el hospital municipal de eata
ciudAd 72 personal. 81 local solo es
cRpAz para 40 enfermos.
= allase epfermO don Juan B..
Rodriguez. ingeniero de la ciudad.
-El teniente Soto comunica por te.
I6gFsfo que contin6sn sin interruption
los tFabsjos sRrfoolRs en- Patillss. perO
que regresa & Guaysma pOYque eopera
lleguen aIlf nuevos sRit8dOreg.
Al rededor de Glen vasiiag de Ies
che sa encuentran en- 81 Departments
de SRnidAd local, que hSn sidO decomi.
sadss por no FeuniF las condolences que
Befl4Ian los Veglsmentos del ramo.
-VaFios vscinos de SantuTce han
soIicitadO de la cficins local de Sanidad
ID insSaIaci6n alIf de 10 canas para en-.
faFmos pobreB de sq1el bRFFiO.
Aver 81 tomer puerto el heFmoso
vapor 0Coameo SO alegtaFou les CON
Edmidores de ID cerVezG ePabst. : puea
trtfs & su b5rdo ma gran partidA de
dicho nectar para Gus sgantes en- San
Juan. M. B. CaIder6n & Co. Tetu&a
IL,
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81 VENDE.

uN TACHo yaco Dc see pies diametro CO.. bomba dema
DOS EFECTOS: bombas demas
prestando magnfco evco
Tambi6n DSUDOR Patente KEajews Pesant Cay su
Coriss.
Para mas nome dHggse AraradO postal PtRcO
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AImorranas

Sc PADECE De ESTA EF1EFRNEDan
snconado pudiera
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Ia reconstruction do Ia esGuadfl
rOsa.
Gran sensaci6n en- ia capital rusa

San PetefsbuYgo. AbriI %.
Las noticias de Is conclusion del
arrpgio entire Charles M Schwat y les
oficinas de Is guerra de RusiA para b
reconstruction de ID escuaudra, han de
do comunicadas desde New York por
tel6grs fo.
81 solo anupci0 Caus6 gran sensa-
ci6n en- esta cildad. Pero Cuando GO
trato de aveFig los detsllps foe i'm.
possible, pues todas laa negociaciones
Sc han hecho con ell mayor misteFio.
Lo 6nico que ha podido visIumbrar-
Sc es que 81 costo serS muy alto Que
despu6s de terminates los trabaias. u
escusdra rusa serS u mas potente del
mundO.
Por ambAs parties contratantes Sc
hsn cruzadO garantfas valioBas que
garantizRn perfeCtamente Les ObF0s.
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En esta lraprann % Ven6N Ipaps Glb
paFi6alaa Yicio s as-fQ gUinte.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
RICHARDSON'S MOTION
TO QUASN DENIED

Judge De Bolt this morning heard
the motion for bill of particulars of
e. Vivian Richardson. He granted
the request, ordering the Attorney
General to furnish the defendant with
a bill of particulars showing the
amount alleged to have been embez-
zled and from whom 1t was received,
but denied 1t with regard to the point
referring to Richardson's appointment.
To the latter ruling A. G. NJ. Robert
son, the defendants attorney, noted
an exception. The motion to quash
was denied.
The case Of Lin Yau, charged with
assault and battery, was nolle pros'd.
Pang Kau, charged with assault
changed his plea of not guilty to one
of guilty, and was fined $40 and costs
The case of Lum Choon Tuck,
charged with assault with weapon,
will be heard at o'clock this after
noon. c. H. Olsen was assigned to
conduct the defense. Counsel was
recently admitted to practice In this
local courts and this will be his first
appearance in criminal case here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
PROGRESS IN SCHOOLS

Editor Evening Bulletin:-It was
indeed a great day in the history of
these surf-rrlnged Islands OF the nigh.
ty Pacific when II was declared that
they should have free public school
system. II will be a greater one, how.
ever. when In the course Of time IL
becomes possible for all children to
have equal school privileges-the
child In the remotest part of our Ter
rltory-the child OF the humblest poor
to have educational advantages un.
eXcelled in the best school of this city.
In this connection the signs of the
times" point to a genuine educational
awakening; for It is noted that many
of our progressive and intelligent cit
liens are coming to realize the neces-
slty of reading. thinking and investi.
eating our school problem which in a
few OF its leading aspects has been of
late brought into bold relief by the
criticisms of a Grand Jury, the local
press and the public in general.
There are many reasons why this
movement should be encouraged and
made to become vital and active pow
or for exalting the welfare of the chill
dren. Let the good work so auspl.
ciOusly inaugurated be taken up ener-
Fetically. as our Governor has suggest.
cd, by our newly appointed Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction James
G. Davis, who will no doubt recall the
familiar lines of the Bard of Avon"
There is a tide which taken at its
food, leads on to fortune and to fame,
etc.
Let the progress of our schools be
upward and onward-not downward
and backward Progress will come
not by believing that we are doing
well enough, but by carefully study
ing, observing, and criticislng our
present school conditions and results,
and forming better plans for securing
greater and more desirable ends. So
we say let there be continued discus
sion about the value Of the public
school and its administration.
And finally We say let the Bulletin
continue its able and practical New.
Thought movement in behalf of our
public schools.
TEACHER.
April 6. '05.
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NEW SCHOOL HEAD PICKS HIS
MEN.


NContinueo from rage 1.D
Is in the matter OF lilling the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Miss Da-
vlson as Assistant Secretary and
School Agent. Christian Conradt is
strongly recommended"
Professor Alexander moved that
Christian Conradt be appointed.
II was mentioned that Conradt spoke
Hawaiian and this was considered a
great advantage.
Prof. Alexander knew Copradt fav.
orably. He was well spoken of at the
meeting.
II. Won Holt asked II there were any
other applications. Henry L. Wells. a
graduate of Oberlln, had applied
There were others who also ran.
The Board approved Conradt and
Conradt is the man.
I'VE have vacancy In the inspect.
orship," said the Superintendent, re.
ferrlng to the position left vacant by
his promotion.
"If It meets with the approval of the
Commissioners | would transfer Mr..
Baldwin from Hawaii to Kauai and
Oahu as school inspector"
This met with the approval Of the
Commissioners and therefore comes to
pass.
Commissioner Won Holt moved that
Mr.. King be transferred as inspector
TO Hawaii; at his request. Carried
IL. Il. Wells was chosen to be the
Maui inspector.
Superintendent James Il. Davis sat
at the head Of the table in the seat
formerly occupied by A. l.. c. Akin.
son. On his right sat J. s. b. Pratt,
Mrs. Jordan and Mr.. Hopkins; on his
left sat II. Won Holt, Prof. w. ID. Al,
exander and Mrs. Hall. Secretary OF
the Department DR.. Rodgers sat at
the foot of the table.
Superintendent Davis kindly saw to
It that a representative of the Bulle.
tin was supplied with a chair. The
Education Commissioners above refer,
red to looked somewhat surprised
when they observed a reporter pres
ent, but the feeling of novelty on their
part soon wore off.
1t was moved by Commissioner Won
Holt, seconded and carried, that the
Superintendent be requested to com.
municate with the Attorney General
for the purpose Of securing such
amendments to the school law as will
do away with the office OF inspector
general and provide for three inspect
ors, for which the salaries are now
voted in the appropriation bill.
1t was decided to issue life certif
cate to Mrs. Isabel p. Maydwell.
Wells, the new Maui inspector, has
for the past ten years been at the
head of the Kauluwela School, this
island. He has had long and varied
experience in educational matters.
Conradt goes to the Department with
a most valuable business training.
Moved by Commissioner Mrs. Jor-
dan, and carried, that the Board eX.
press its appreciation of former
School Agent Miss Rose Davlson's
ability, fidelity and courtesy, and that
the Board regrets losing her services.
Superintendent Davis calls a meet
Ing of the Commissioners for 9 a. m.
Monday and intends holding meetings
every alternate Monday thereafter.
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'or Want Column See Page Six
NEW TO-DAY

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers; in Probate. In the Mat.
ter OF the Estate OF Isaac J. Robinson,
late of Kalawao, Molokai. Deceased
Order OF Notice of Hearing Petition
for Administration. On reading and
filing the petition of John X. Robin
son and Mele Fl. Robinson, father and
mother of Isaac ]. Robinson, deceased,
alleging that said Isaac j. Robinson,
of Kalawao, Molokai, died intestate at
Kalawao, Molokai, on the 7th day of
March, A. d. 1905, leaving property In
the Hawaiian Islands necessary to be
administered upon, and praying that
letters Of administration issue to Eliz-
abeth II. Travis. 1t is ordered that
Monday, the sth day of May, A. d.
1905, at 10 o'clock a. m. be and here.
by Is appointed for hearing said petit
ton in the court room of this court at
Wailuku, Maui, at which time and
place all persons concerned may ap.
pear and show cause, If any they have,
why said petition should not be grant
ed, and that notice OF this order be
published in the English language for
three successive weeks in. the Even
ing Bulletin, a newspaper In Honolulu
Dated at Waikiki, Maui. April l,
1905.
(Sd) A. N. KEPOIKAI,
Judge Of the Circuit Court of the
Second Circuit.
Attest:-
[Seall (Sd) EDMUND II. HART,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
Second Circuit.
3042-Apr. 6. 10, 20, 81.
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THE SENATE.
Continued from PAGE 81


Candless' Iwilei report the statement
that the evidence was part of the re.
port. This he did to save the printing
Of the evidence and also its being en-
tered in the journal.
McCandless said he did not think it
should be printed, Still he did not
think the report should be amended.
The evidence would not go in the jour.
ual anyhow.
Achi's motion carried.
McCandless moved to take up the APP
preparation bill this afternoon. BY
hard work the Senate might finish in
Its regular time.
Paris said committees needed time to
work on.
The Senate then adjourned.
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WEATHER REPORT
q. 8. Weather Bureau ONCE.
Young building.

April 6, 1905.
Temperaturcs-G a. M, GO; a. M,
GS; 10 a. m, 20; noon, 72 morning
minimum, 6S.
Barometer, a. M, 30.11; absolute
humidity, q. m, 5.5S5 grains per Gu
bic foot; relative humidity, a. IN, "A
per cent; dew point, 5 o. m, GO.
Wind-G a. M, velocity 10, direction
N. f.; a. m, velocity ~. direction
N. d.; 10 a. m, velocity 8, direction
N. T.: noon, velocity 6, direction ~ T.
Rainfall during "a hours ended n.
m, 20 inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 244 miles.
ALEX. NC. ASHLEY,
Section Director United Statcs
Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Even a vegetarian should have a
kindly feeling for dumb animals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
Office.
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DEPARTED.

Wednesday, April 5.
Am. blk. Irmgard, Schmidt, for San
Francisco, 2 p. m.
CA. S. s. Miowera, Hemming, for
Victoria, . p. m.
Thursday, April G.
Chilean ship Cristobal Soler, Hahn,
for Port Townsend (under BALLAST, at
$40 p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

The Board of Supervisors of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid
Association will hold their regular
monthly meeting Friday morning,
April It'll, at $3.50 in the Y. w. c. A.
rooms.
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HALElWA.

The HAlEIWA HOTEL, HonoIuIu's
famous country resort, on the line Of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern improvement and affords It's
guests an opportunity to enjoy all
amusements-solf, tennis, billiards,
fresh and salt water bathing, shoot.
Ing, fishing. riding and driving. Tick.
cts, including railway fare and one
full days room and board, are sold at
the Honolulu Station and Trent &
Company for $500. For departure Of
trains, consult timetable.
On Sundays, the HALEiWA LIMIT
ED, a twohour train, leaves at 8:22
a. M; returning, arrives In Honolulu
at 1o:10 p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Installation Of officers will take place
tomorrow evening at the regular meet.
ing of b. p. o. II.
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ARRIVED.

Wednesday, April 5.
Am. blk. Mohican, Kelly, from San
Francisco, $3.50 p. m.
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April 6, '05.
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A white fox terrier has been lost
Reward offered See Lost column.