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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-08

ISL, D. IL. craig.
colored Jaeobins.
list, J. II. Craig.
Brown Turbits.
list. J. II. Craig.
Yellow Fantails.
list, ]. II. Craig.
Black Barbs.
LIST, J. II. Craig.
Black Fantaiis.
list, J. H. Craig; I'd, W. W. Wright.
White 6arbs.
White Fantaiis.
Sd, J. II. Craig; list, ]. II. Craig: Cd.
c. Armenian; 18th. c. Armenian.
colored Barbs.
I'd, J. II. Craig.
Black Runts.
LIST Melvin Nicoll.
Dun Runts.
list, ]. Cullen; I'd, p. L. Weaver.
RuffIeneeks.
I'd, w. w. Wright.
Silver Runts.
LIST, J. II. Craig: I'd, G. p. Wilder.
Blue Pied Pouters.
LIST J. II. Craig; Sd, Lorrin X. Smith
I'd, J. Apio.
Blue Runts.
LIST, G.. p. Wilder.
coIored Pouters
LIST, J. II. Craig; Sd, ]. II. Craig; ID,
George Domingos.
White Splashed Pouters.
ID, S. G. Wilder; LIST, W. w. Wright.
White Pouters.
1st J. II. Craig; 3D. J. II. Craig: 4th,
c. Armenian; I'd, George Domingos.
Pied Chocolate Pouters.
LIST, S. G. Wilder
Homers.
list, T. Newcastle; LIST, T. Newcastle.
Blue Homers.
LIST, T. Newcastle.
Chocolate Homers.
1st. w. c. Weldon.
Black Homers.
LIST, C. F. Peterson; Cd, W. C. Wee.
don.
Dark Blue Barred Homers.
I'd, W. c. Weldon.
Dun FantaiIs.
o. w. W. Wright.
light Blue cheekered Fantails.
LIST, W. C. Weldon.
Dark Cheekered Homers.
2r, w. c Weldon.
Blue Fantaila.
ID, W. W Wright; LIST, c. Armenian,
Hens.
lat, Gcrrit Wilder.
Brown Jacebins.
list, c. AInemdnn.
slaek Jacobirs.
1sr. G. Arrcmaan.
Officials in charge are J. II. Craig
Charles II. Frazier and Gerrit Wilder
! chairman.
Two silver cups were presented by
| II. F. Wichman & Co. and Gerrit vii
der, the former for the best exhibit
in point OF numbers. varieties and gen
eral appearance. awarded to A. w. Sea
bury, and the latter for the most en-
tries. going to w. c. Weldon.
NV. McChesney G. Son have an ey
hibition of incubators in action.
Z. o. Hall & Son exhibit a brooder
lncubators, and chicken food and sup
plies.
The show will be open until o'clocE
this evening Tomorrow will b.
Childrens Day. and the price of admis
sion for the children will be ten cents
Yesterdays attendance was most en-
couraging.
The list OF premiums offered by Ho
nolulu business houses has been pub
lished in the Bulletin.
The managers of the show deserve
great credit for the task accomplished
and the success attending their efforts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-08
MORGAN THE BUcCANEER

A Thrilling Story by Cyrus Town
send Brady, will begin In tomorrow's
paper-John Hughes Address on the
Catholic Layman-Everythins In News
and Comment Line for Business and
Comment Line for Business and Pleas
ure-You Should Get
SATURDAYS BULLETIN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-08
PRIZE POULTRY MEN
LIST OF WINNERS AT
EXHIBITION NOW ON
sEABURY AND WELDON GET Sill.
YER CUPS-oPEN ALL TODAY.
cHILDREN's DAY TO.
MORROW.


Prize winners in the Hawaiian PouI
try Associations fine exhibition now
IN In the old Herrick carriage build.
ing on Merchant street near Fort. are
as follows:
Plymouth Rocks, Barred.
Pair, list, J. J. Greene: hen, 4th. J.
j. Greene; pen, list, J. j. Greene: pen,
I'd, j. Markham; pen. 3d. A. w. Sea.
bury; pen, 4th, w. VOTERS; trio. I'd,
c. A. Brown; trio, Sd. C. +. Peter.
son; trio, list, A. w. Seabury; pair,
list, II. n. Almy. (The hen of this
pair laid lO2 eggs in 119 days, or an
average of 6 eggs per week for II
veeks.) Trio, 4th, Louis Singer: pair.
Cd, John Hills; cock, I'd, L. A. Berndt;
hen, I'd, w. L. Wall: hen, Sd, w. l..
Wall; hen, list. W. +. Wall; cock. Sd,
w. L. Wall: cock, ith, w. L. Wall;
cock, I'd, w. L. Wall; cock, list, w.
L. Wall; cock, LIST, F. C. Krauss.
Plymouth Rocks. White.
Trio, LIST, c. w. Macfarlane: pair,
LIST, G. II. Robertson; pen, LIST, St. c.
Sayres.
Indian Game.
Cock, LIST, p. F. Ryan; trio, list, John
Apio; hen, I'd, John Apio.
Game Japanese Bantams.
Trio, 1st George Lishman.
Japanese Game.
Trio, LIST, Toma Abe; trio, I'd, II. c.
Vida
Cornish Indian Game.
Trio, 1st Alfred C. Young; pair, list,
]. Cullen.
Pit Game.
Pair, 1st, NJ. L. scanlon; cock, list,
A. w. Seabury.
Japanese Pit Game.
Pair, list, Kazunaga; pair, I'd, P. F.
Ryan; cock, LIST, p. F. Ryan.
Black Game.
Pair, list, j. Cullen.
Silver Duck.Winged Game.
Cock, LIST, w. w. Carlyle.
Red BIaek-Breasted Game.
Pair, LIST, A. w. Seabury.
Leehorns, White.
Trio list, Mrs. J. X. Brown: hen, list,
w. c. Weldon; pen, Sd, T. Lishman:
pen. 4th, H. c. Brown; pen, I'd, f. G.
I Krauss; trio. I'd. W. C. Weldon trio,
list. George Markham; pen, list, w. E
Wall; cock, list, C. II Frazier; pair,
LIST, Thos. Lishman.
Wyandottes, Silver.
Pen. list, G. II. Robertson; hen, list
g. II. Robertson.
Wyandotte, White.
Pair, I'd, w. VOTERS; pair, 1st, A
II. Along; hen, LIST, Gerrit Wilder.
lWyandottes, Buff.
Pen, list, b. +. Beardmore: pair, I'd
B. f. Beardmore; pair, list, c. F. Pc
terson.
Silver Grey Dorkings.
Trio, LIST, Richard Weldon; cock, LIST
w. c. Weldon; hen, list, w. c. Weed
on: hen. I'd, W. c. Weldon; hens, 2
in one pen, list and I'd, w. c. Weldon
Leghorns, Buff.
Hen, list, W. c. Weldon; trio, list
w. G. Weldon.
Leghorns, Brown.
Cock, lst, w. C. Weldon; trio, list
W. G. Weldon.
Black Minoreas.
Cock, list, Frank Sentoes; hen, LIST
C. Il. Frazier; hen, list, w. c. Weed
on; trio, I'd, w. c. Weldon; trio, list
II. c. Vida; trio, LIST, George Lishmani
pen, list, II. c. Vida.
orpinstons, Black.
Trio, 1st, VIII Z. Fisher.
orpinstons, Buff.
Pair, LIST, ]. Cullen; hen, LIST, F. G
Krauss; cock, LIST, F. F. Fernandez
hen, I'd, F. F. Fernandez.
coehins, Partridge.
Pen, list, G. II. Robertson.
cochins, Buff.
Pen, LIST, A. w. Seabury; pair, LIST
C. II. Bellina.
Brahmas, Light.
Pen. LIST, G. II. Robertson; trio. LIST
C. II. Belllna.
Brahmas, Dark.
Pair, LIST, A. w. Seabury.
White-faced Black Spanish.
Trio, LIST, F. Madeiros; pair, LIST, A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-08

Blank books Of all sorts. Iedgers.
ETC., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
fishing Company.
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Give Ne tie Names

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reduced rates lho:h one nay and ro1cd
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West No matter There they RAY lie
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cone. CAL or or ai1res [, \. WALEEE.
General Agent, Chicago < North.
Western Ply, f. O Box 80, Sal, Lake
City, Utah.
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4 spIHsTER SAYS THAT

The bunko mans Income Is a tai
on credulity.
All men are good-good for some.
thing or good for nothing.
Tho name is too often but a shadow
larger than the man behind II.
Men are like chIcEens-they alwa".
want 10 get on the highest roost.
a mans failure to accumulate a for
tune IL seldom due To his liberality.
Ihe man who Acknowledges that he
Is a chump has begun to acquire wis.
tom.
Before marriage a man gyoars N
love- after marriage he loves to
swear.
Most men are about as bench
70 their fello~men as a hole Is I, j,
doughnut.
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h"mor and the humor Of Others is
Scnselcss.
n young man seldom burns his can.
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ing some woman.
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trouble doesn't have to go far until no
ms II thrust upon him.
nan a man who wouldn't even
MINK OF making a wife OF his cook
mas no %scruples about making a cook
OF bis wife.
II doesn't always make n young
man happy when a girl returns his
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cause she has no use for #.
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Fable -ckooi Satss.
Fs:y s1cM

FE.S-IFALs RCCH
l-a p-rt.' we're a-i:he' ra:iy nor
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EVa.-n. E,=<=y ar=: rank; t~onc.taon
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Tie Eighth grade pppils are DONG
y~JI E0:z II algebra
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are developing =oua artists
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HONOR ROLL
Hernia Letter. Stanley Davis and
Maui =pg.yeon.
l. T. MILLER. Teacher.
Edgar ~BG:khart, Margaret Hesson ,
Gerald Clifton and Barbara Hiyyiu.
bo!ham. +. GAgDyEE, Teacher.
Nellie wines, Fred FeraaIi, Marjorie
ienderson, Alvin McFarIn. Hattie Van
Drei!er, ldeane L!yton, Ruth johnson.
l.. ALLEN, Teacher.
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Last Saturday Governor Srar't. ap.
pointed Prof. Henry Thur,cll, dcnn 81
tho university faculty, mud Que ~ the
beet known engineers 81 tho State, state
engineer 10 succeed A.. T.. ChnnIlcr,
who resigne T.. Tho appointment 81
Prof. Thurtcll to this I~o,i,iop will give
general satnfactIon Throughout the State.
While tho university will mss him, tho
Stato will reap the benefit ~ his ability
and his sphere 81 usciullnces will bc On.
largcd. In appointing Prof. ThurtclI,
Governor Sparks not only hnnorcd a
capable md efficient man. but also
hohored himself. Succeed TO Prof.
Thurtell in his new field Of work,
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Slight Misunderstanding,

a young farmer proposed to cOntri.
Dutc " toward buying new hymn
BOOKS Tor his church as sooD M he
hnd sold n OF his calves. A couple
"i sundays later no walked into
church as the choir was singing Tho
l'nIf Has Never Yot Been Told" He
thought tho choir was saying. The
can has never yet been Sold and
,'lrtcd to nght.-Parsons (Kas.) Pal.
lIlium.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-04-07

PoIbably lev 81 the millions Who read
JciIcrsOn's' writings know tina, he ever
wrote a line u poetry. 4 reader u the
Commoner calls attention To some lines
written by J'nerson near the close Of
his li'c, said {" have been the very las,
lines pcnned. These were addressed %
his daughter, Mrs. Epps, and refer e.
an older daughter aud his vile whe
died before him. Tho lines are yaIu.
able because. 20 iar aE knOxu. they arc
hjs only venture in poetry, but also be.
cause they beapcak II belief in immor.
iolit!. They read:
"f'arew we'll. my dear, my daughter.
adicu.
Tho lnst paDg in lie is IN parting
th gu;
Two scfarhs await me long qhroud.
cd IN death,
will bear them yOnr love ~ my last
parting BREATH
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1904.
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For the Quarter Ending sep. 10 1904.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
SADIE MAC, QUEEN
OF TURF, IS DEAD
BURST A BLOOD VESSEL AT
CHARTER OAK PARK.
Happened in Fourth Heat Of $4,000
Charter Oak Trot-$30,000
Refused For Horse.

Hartford, Conn, Sept 5.-Bursting a
blood vessel in the fourth heat of the
$4,000 Charter Oak trot, at Charter
Oak Park, Sadie Mac, the unbeaten
queen of the turf, dropped dead on the
track this Afternoon, about $50 yards
from the wire.
Stinson, wno was driving the little
mare, saw the horse waver and jumped
from the sulky. Sadie then toppled
over and died instantly. Her owner,
Catherine Wilkes of Gait, ontario, was
in box in the grandstand and saw her
fayorite horse meet a tragic fate,
Sadie Mac was a big favorite in the
pools. bringing 5000 to $40 for Anglo
la, but 1t was seen in the FIRST heat that
the Canadian queen was off color. Te-
dious scoring in the first and second
heats and heavy track wore the little
mare down and probably fastened her
death. There was a rumor that the
horse had been drugged before the
race, but it lacked verihcation.
Miss Wilkes refused an offer of $780,
900 for the horse at the Buffalo meet
ms N"o huyo o6o' AOouiV NioN iN' "
the half in the heat in which she died.
The mare first won prominence two
years ago, winning the Hartford Fu-
turity against a big field She won
every race in which she was entered
this season.
Owing to the accident and the late
ness of the hour, the Charter Oak Stake
went over until tomorrow, after Ze-
phyr and Angola had each taken two
heats. The first race, the 2:19 trot, was
easily captured by the favorite, Leon
ardo, in straight heats.
The 2:13 pace was heightened into
seven heats. Jubilee finally beat out
the favorite, Lady Sealskin, who got
second money. 1t was a fine race be-
tween these horses, and Phalla, who
also captured two heats.