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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22
Henderson

~ rI6Uuef8On
The M E church will have Christmas
exercises on Saturday evening, also the
Disciple church-CE Shaw has moved
in the Bunting house-John Teller
was in Owosso Tuesday-The Ladies'
Aid society met at Geo browns We'd.
nesday-Mrs Gibbs, who has been
visiting at N Farley's has returned to
her home in Clarkston-John Bing.
ham and wife will spend few days
next week in Lansing--Rev'J H Grid
wood has returned from an extended
visit in Ill.-Mr and Mrs Fred Row.
ley and children and Mr. and Mrs n Far.
ley attended the wedding of Mrs Row.
ley's sister, Miss Lilah Holiday, in ST
Charles, on Wednesday-The present
indications look as If Santa Claus will
not be burdened with very heavy load
of Christmas presents for this locality,
as the farmers are complaining of heavy
taxes-The stockholders of our cream
cry are all wearing smile as 12 per
cent dividend has been declared for 1905
Mrs Charles Hurst has been called
to her fathers in Brant on account of
sickness--Our village school will give
an entertainment Friday, Dec 22--
John Perkins, of Bennington, visited
his brother, w H Perkins, Wednesday
republicans from this vicin-
ity will attend the banquet in Owosso
next week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22
A Vast Difference.

She-Mr. Richie says very bitter
things about those lazy sons of his, but
his wife is always making excuses for
them. He-Yes, she makes excuses,
but he has to make allowances for
them. That's what angers him.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22
The Common Mistake,

"Bliggins says that when he went to
school he was one of the brightest boys
In his class"
"Yes," answered the sporting man;
that's where so many of us fall down
getting out OF our class" washing
ton Star.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22
Six Mile Creek.

Christmas festivities at the Union
church will be held Saturday evening
The pastor will give Christmas SER
mons on Sunday, both in the morning
and evening at o'clock-The church
will be beautifully illuminated with
'.neW gasoline lamps purchased by the
Ladies Aid Society
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22
Garland.

Mr. and Mrs Nelson Mitchell are visit
ing relatives in Canada--Miss DE
Eta Green is staying with Mrs VIM
Turner in Rush-A T Colby visited
A. 7. Phillips and family In Owosso,
aturday-Albert Rood and family,
Of Bennington, visited Mrs Foods
mother Mrs Ann Green, sunday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22

Thoughts go forth to purposes, pur-
poses go forth In actions, actions form
habits, habits decide character, <and
character fixes our destiny.-Tryon I'd
wards
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22
q "A - TO RIA.
BearAthe nIhs Kind You Have Always Dougt
Signature &<XAzIZw
Notice to taxpayers of Fairfield TWO.

Notice to taxpayers of Fairfield Twp.
Beginning Dec. 9Th 1 will receive and
receipt for taxes, at Garland, Tuesday,
Friday at home and Saturday at the
Elsie bank, until the 10th of January.
J. p. SCOFIELD,
1906 Treas. of Fairfield twp.
BENNINGTON TOWNSHIP.
To the taxpayers Bloomington Town
ship: II will be at Pittsburg Dec, 14th,
2Sth and Jan. 4th; at Bennington, Dec.
10th and Jan. end; at Owosso, jennings,
Foster Cos store, Dec. 90 and Jan. 9th,
to receive taxes.
J. G. THOMAS,
3w Treasurer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-12-22
Christmas and New Years Excursion
via Grand Trunk RAILWAY System

One and one third fare for the round
trip on all trains December 23d, Gath,
25th, 30th, 31st, 1905, and January 1st,
1906. Return limit any date to and in
Guiding January Sd, 1906.
For further particulars consult local
agent or write to GEO. w. VAUX, A.
q. p. e. ia, Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-By Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant manager
imam or woman) for this county and
adjoining territory. Salary $50 and ex-
penses paid weekly; expense money adj
vanced. Work pleasant; position per-
manent. No investment or experience
required. Write at once for full par
ticulars and enclose self addressed
envelope. COOPER 81 Co.,
1906 1872 Lake St., Chicago, Ill.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13

tporben, fopoAl bur9 BEN blinben
Pahagier pie bur9 pas eingeitrDmte
Wafer, unb es berstns beinabe cine
Stunoe nod, Bis Garnabp bas 2i9t
bes 8lpdbdus9ens bur9 Die 8aum>
tpipfel f9immern fab. 8einabe bate
er einen Sreubeni9rei ausgeitoben;
absr er be5tpang ii4.
3.
Mit oller @ufbietuna feiner &raft
lieb er Die SpiBe bes 8optes an ben
@ortranb laufen. No9 einen grauz
figen Moment bate er gu be iteben:
beim &nitpB bes 8optes i9ien Die
9eitdlt i'm 9intertbeil, in bic 9D6e 81
fprin9en! garnabb, nit einem @hrez
densi9rei, ma9te cine brpbenoe 8es
eenbepegung, fprang aber auf ben
Sano unb rdnnte bilferuf eno benz
9uus gu.
Madtnnon mar f9pn nit elmer
2aterne on Der Sbiire, unb als er bic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EIfe Gdrnd>
bps perna6m, padte er, feline Supper
lebung gang bergefeno, cine Slinte
unb elite, Garnabp bic 2aterne reiz
9eno, benz Wuferiaum gu. IQes mar
rubig.
r@rober @ott!" f6rie Madinnon,
als bas 2i9t uuf ben 8optsbintertbeil
fiel, ~oas 1T ia elm W n d = elm
tobter!"
Sn Der Shat! I'm zines Der groben
Corner bes Siri96auptes sefpiebt,
mar Elm beindbe ncdter, nlr nit etlis
den Seben tefleiOeter Menf9enfDrper,
nit langem, berpilberten Bart uno
5%auptbuar, bas fein 9eii9t beinabe
perbare, unb melt aufsertHsnen, ities
rem 4ugen gu feben! Gs NOR Die 2ei@
de zines alien Seuti9en, Der Biz Dor
stpa einem Sabre in Der Ra9bari4aft
elm giniieblerleben sefiibrt bate uno
bann i'm Wabniinn in bic Wilbnib
beri9nunben iunb ldngft fir toot sez
balten fpproen mar. 8eim @iniprins
gen in bds Boot mar bic 6prnfpibe
eerube in fein Sera sebrunsen. uno
garnabb blieb 10 Dor einem &f
NIT einem Wa6niinnisen bepabrt!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
Gom0oie Der Siebe.
Sfis3e pon Matbilra Roos. 9Ius benz
S6mebii6en pom @artha 8orin.


Die 5rags, bic er INNER pieber an
I9 fteute unb beren 8eantnprtung er
10 innig berbeipiinI9te, mar bieie:
nWenn perDe i9 beiratben fDnnen2"
@r par nun bret Sabre perlob. sez
peien, unb NIT iebem Sage, Der ber>
flob, fpurbe feline Sebniu9t bana9
gr6ber, fein etgenes .letnes 5eim ein<
5uridten unb feline eeliebte iunge
8raut bort binein5ufibren. Nber
ba5u ge6Drte me6r als Elm drmer, nod
unbefannter &iinitler uno S9riftitelz
Ter erper6en tonnte. Gr re9net. unb
re9nete, unb 70 balb er einem feiner
oerbeirdt6eten Sreunbe besesnete,
efragte er, pie bod ii9 feline iGbrli9en
7 Iusguben beliefen. Nber ba er bann
INNER 10 srobe 3iffern als 4ntnort
betam, 6Orte er bulb nit Sragen auf
unO ma9te i'm StiIen feline 8sre9s
nungen.
.gs mar linn big ba6in aIes i'm 2e>
BEN geglidt. Seine @emGlbe tpurbsn
getauft, bic 8erleger be5a6lten feline
Qrbeiten gut, unb tpenn audi Iein bib
f9er BARTON linn ni6ts einbradte, 70
perlieb sr bod ieiper 9erion cine be-
ionbere In3iebungstruft. Die Menz
f6en perfu9ten audi, i'm na9 beften
&rdften gu DertpObnen; a6er es selans
ibnen ni9t. Sn benz oft ldrmenben,
oberfld9li9en Ssfeaf9aftslebsn Der<
ftanO er es, ii9 Die Ssbniu6t mad
benz ftiGen, reinen, bdusli6en Slid,
fpie er es feit ieiner 0erlobuns err
trGumt bate, gu 6etpabren.
4u9 feline 9raut mar arm, unb
oaau fam, bob tie elmer ansefebenen
6amilie ange60rte, bic ii9 troB ibrsr
Irmutb ni6t BON ben 4nfpriiden an
oas 2e6en befreien fonnte, gu benen
Elm berloren gesangener Rei9tbum
tie eraosen bate. Die Muttsr, Witt>
ne zines boben 8eamten, lebte paS
elmer tleinen penfion unb bate bi.
So4ter eraogsn, als oh lie cine rei9s
Grbin pdre. Sieie felbit befab ale
Salente, bic Elm iunges Mdb9en an
5tebeno MAIDEN; tie bate bel e~eleien,
lang entaiidenb, fpielte &lGbier, unb
iiber ibrer CONGREGATION lag elm feiner
Quit bon Na6benfen unb poetiI9em
SrGumen. Mber ppm Ndben peritanb
tie ni9ts dnberes, dls feline Stidereien
gu MAIDEN, unb in bic &ii6e unb bic
Speiietammer Iebte lie niemals ibren
Sub. 4qes bas beforgte Die Mutter,
pGbrenb bic Sp9ter ibren seiftigen
U1enf9en entpidelte. sic liebte ben
iunsen ainitler nit Der 2iebe bes
6er5ens unb Der pbantaiie, unb i6rer
Srdume Sraum mar Der, emit als
feline Satin neben inn gu ite6en unb
tbn gu inipiriren, penn er feline Meis
fterperfe i6uf. N6er bas Mtelier, in
benz lie ii9 bann fah, mar bod unb
gerdumig, nit Marmorflieien uno
f4persn pprtieren an ben S6irea;
Der tleine Baum, in benz ibr 8rauti<
gam ieBt au arbeiten pflegte, mar 10
eng unb anfpru9slos, bab tie Elm ribs
tiges nnbebagen Bel benz @ebd1ten
oaran empfanb.
@int, als er tie bort6in sefi9rt
bate unb tie binter ibm ftebenb 3ufal,
ME er matte, tpanbte er fi4 plDbilG
nm, mari ben piniel BON f4 unb
faste: 6
u9af Du Mut9, mein 2ieblins,
bann ersreifsn mir bas Slid unb ma.
diem biefe Stunbe gum anfang BON
taufenb ebenfo sliidli4eng"
Sic anttportete ni9t foglei4 unb
aos ii4 por fetnen feurisen 8liden au'
riit. Eief in benz Snnern !ibrerL @eele
tpor ifets biefer Sdred boz ber; qr,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
GiItriren. Ginen 8pusr ssil

GiItriren. ginen 8oser SiI.
trtrpapier faltet man 5uerft ameimal
aufammen unb fnidt ibn nodmaIs
na4 Der Mttte, bob er i'm 9anaen
ftrablenfOrmis sefaItet lit. Marl lest
ihn in einen 9ridter, bur9 ben mon
bic GliRisteit filtriren min. Sinb in
Der Glifisteit Rerne, unb S4alen, 10
lIdabt man iie borher burd Elm Sud-
Ifetber. I'm. bag Jiltriren ni4t unnOs
tbia al erf6tperen.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-10-25
House Burned,

A residence belonging to a Mr..
Efrd, who lives near China Grove,
was burned with its contents Sat-
urday evening. Only a few ar
ticles were taken out of the house,
There was about $3.50 worth of in
surance Oh the property, which is
about one third of Mr.. Efrd's loss.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-10-25
Doings at Ounn's Mountain.
DUNN's MT, Oct. 23.

DUNN's MT, Oct. %.
The health of this community
is good generally, as far as we
know.
The p%rotracted meeting at the
Dunn's Mountain schoolhouse has
closed. Rev. Davis and DR.. Stall
lings conducted the services.
John H. Frick on Tuesday last
ginned eight bales of cotton. That
seemed to us good work; but he
informed US he had put up ten
bales.
Calvin i Kesler has sown a por-
tion of his wheat and is preparing
for a big shocking.
Bro. Hustler can boast of having
at least one heavy farmer. He
goes at things as if he meant bust
ness: viz, takes a two-horse turn
pillow and bitches one horse to it,
and can turn nearly as much land
as any two horses. Bro. Hustler,
look around and report the facts
in this case.
At last tho gang has located it's
camps on our road, near Loftin's
store. We hope our road will get
it's long-needed working and a
general overhauling. Most of the
people along this road will appre-
ciate this move, as we can hardly
travel during the winter.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-10-25
Verble News.


Cotton picking will soon be over
around here,
The farmers IN this section are
preparing their land for wheat.
Ernest Miller has had his resi-
dence painted. John Becker did
the painting,
Some of the farmers around here
are holding their cotton for better
prices.
Will Gentle, who has been so
grievously afflicted for the last
year, is some better.
There has been more chills in
our section this fall than was ever
known.
A large number of covered wag-
ons pass by every week hauling
cabbage, apples, potatoes, ETC.,
from the mountains.
Most of the sick people in our
ne1ghborhood have got we'll.
The sound of the hounds eau be
heard almost every night now, and
the 'opossum is having a hard
time of it to save his hide.
Pastor Byrum preached his last
sermon in the conference year at
Gays chapel Sunday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
The sawmills are busy cutting
up the timber in this section.
Peter A. Richie has bought
himself a new wagon.
The WATcHMAN gets better ev-
every week. SATURN.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-10-25
Supplement to The Carolina Waterman, Oct. Is, 1905.

John Curd, recently with the
Evening Sun, visited in our neigh
borhood recently.
It seems that some people are
hard to please, especially with a
paper. W. will say, if those who
do the kicking would subscribe for
the WATcHMAN and quit reading
some one else's paper, they would
not feel so bad, and possibly their
names would appear IN print
provided they did something wor-
thy of notice in this valuable pa
per. Send in your dollar and be
happy.
A certain scientist thinks the
earth wobbles. So do some men
who are not scientists-especially
after a corn shocking.
There seems to be q good deal
of speculation as to who will buy
and how much the lands of the
late VIM A. Cauble will bring on
the 9th of November next Will
the longest pole reach the highest
persimmon? Hope we will get a
good neighbor, whoever gets it,.
Our friend (the editor) has re-
s served a page in our paper for his
P. P. AS. Now, siace this has
been done, let all the members of
association send in the news
from their respective neighbour
hoods and fill up the space re-
served for US. There is lots of ter
ritory yet unoccupied, and several
we do not hear from at all-Bro
Snort and some one from Miller
town. Bro. Lee, and a lot of 9th
ers we have not space to mention
Hoping to hear from a lot of MEM
bers, we remain. BARTLETTE.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-10-25
ADMINISTRATORS No7,cE

Having qualified as administrator on
the estate of Clearance chambers,
dec'd.o of Rowan county, this is to no.
tify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or befure
the 28th day of Sept, 1905, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar Of their r.
covery. All persons indebted to sail
estate will please make immediate seq
Element.
This Sept. 25th, 1905.
CIV J. J. STEWART, Admir-.
Wood! Woodbury. one desiring
to pay their subscription to the
WATCHWAN in wood, can do so airy
time before bad weather sets in.
To Churn in from 5 to 10 minutes,
buy the
DeKING AERATOR And SEPARATOR.
easily cleaned makes the best of
Butter. Call at c. PLYLER'S, APO
W. Fisher St., Salisbury, N. c..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
SAINT PAULISM
HAS STRUCK
KAUATS AMOUNTED

Lihue. Kauai. April 22.-Koloa is re-
ported to have caught the contagion Of
Saint Paulism." Meetings are held
Regularly at the house Of one Of the
principal promoters.
A widow lady Of recognized stand
ing, and considerable attendance Is
reported. The members are supplied
with suitable white buttonless vest.
ments from the Sacred ark Of the Gov.
enant. which they are required to don
in place Of their sin dyed garments Of
color. At an appropriate place in the
service small cups Of oil are passed
round and the faithful are annoint.
ed with the same according to Old
Testament usage. At the close Of the
service the sacred robes are returned
to the ark to await the next service.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
THE sELF-RleHTEoUsNEss OIL
Mr.. ROGERS.

Mr.. Rogers is keenly alive to hrs
rights" says Thomas W. Lawson In
the April installment Of "Frenzied
Finance" in Everybody's Magazine
premacy that he has lost all sense Of
others rights. He has passionate
conviction OF what is due TO him, and
his due is-all he sees that he can take
An insensate greed for others dollars
possesses him, and there is no length
to which he will not 20 to lay hands
en- them legally. Withal, a sense OF his
own Righteousness pervades Henry NJ.
Rogers, and he is quick to resent criti.
cism OF his methods. He said to me
when l suggested that he was going too
far in the deal by which the stockhold.
ers OF Utah Consolidated were tricked
out OF stock worth millions Of dol.
lars:
Lawson, Americans who have ac.
cumulated great fortunes get no cred
II; on the contrary, they are unfairly
treated Instead OF being honored for
our splendid efforts as evinced by our
wealth, the people howl as though they
had not equal chances with us. Take
this very case: we did not ask these
people to give us options; we did not
ask them to allow us to become asso.
ciated with them, We have done moth
ing but take what they have thrown
upon us, and yet II we refuse to exer-
else the option we did not ask for and
there comes smash, we should never
hear the last OF how STANDARD OIL
robbed them. The more | see of the
fool-way Americans look at such things
the less sympathy | have for their
losses and what they entail. There
was stage once when ! allowed my
self to waste time on such ideas as
you seem to entertain, but thank good
ness, / have outlived it,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having been duly
appointed the Executor OF the Last
win and Testament OF Harold b.
Scott, late OF Honolulu. Island OF GA
bu, Territory Of Hawaii. deceased!
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
to present their claims against tho
estate OF Harold l.. Scott, deceased.
duly authenticated. whether secured by
mortgage or otherwise, to the under
signed at his Office, Marine Railway,
Honolulu, Oahu, aforesaid, within sir
months from the date hereof. or they
will be forever barred.
And all persons indebted TO said es
tate are hereby requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated Honolulu. April 10. 1905.
JAS. LYLE,
Executor OF the Last VIII and Tesla
ment Of Harold l.. Scott. deceased.
sO5S-Apr. 10. &c: May 3. 10, IL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
CHURCHES TO CARTIR

Lihue. Kauai, April 22.-The Kauai
churches send the following to the
Governor:
=" His Excellency Geo. r. Carter
Governor Of the Territory Of Ha
wall.
Dear Sir: The Association of Con
gregational Churches of the Island OF
Kauai. In session assembled at Lihue
April 10, 1905. hereby desires TO ex
press to you It's grateful recognition
OF your faithful though unavailing eff
forts to prevent such legislation as
must ultimately issue In the wholesale
desecration Of Sunday as q day OF rest
and worship. And we beg to assure
you your conservative and courageous
action in this matter had done much
to strengthen our confidence in YOU
character and wisdom. Most respect
fully. your obedient servants,
THE KAUAI ASSOCIATION OF
CHURCHES,
BY its Committee Elect:
II. X. Kahele, j. NJ. Lydgate
J. X. Kaiwe, J. X. Kaauwai
Lihue, April 20, 1906.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
AssioNee's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Ting
Kee, doing business at Honuapo, Kau.
Hawaii. has made voluntary assign.
ment to the undersigned for the ben
eft of his creditors. The creditors OF
said Ting Kee are hereby requested
to file their claims with the under
signed within thirty days from date.
Any and all persons indebted to the
said Ting Kee are requested to call
and pay the same at once. All claims
against Ting Kee must be certified.
II. +. FORREST,
Assignee Of Ting Kee.
April 81, 1905.
3055.1w
Weekly, Apr. 90; May 2, Q, 16.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
JAPANEsE-AMERIcANs.

In 1900 the census showed 24.S75
japanese In the continental United
States, and 81, Ill In Hawaii. On the
most liberal estimate there may pOssib-
ly be $4,000 all told now. That Is
about the size of our immigration
from Russia in the last eight months.
Some people would rather have the
japanese. They are more enterpris.
ing, better educated and certainly
cleaner. They take hot baths every
day, while some of our European i'm
migrants object to having their chill.
dren bathed, on the ground that they
are sewed up for the winter. Japanese
are now arriving at San Francisco at
the rate Of about Ave hundred a month,
and at least hadf as many are going
land at Ellis Island In month than
Japanese at all the ports Of the United
States in year. More than once q
single ship has brought more immi-
grants from eastern Europe into this
harbor in an hour than all the Japan
ese that have landed at San Francisco
In six months. or course, IL we were
getting nearly quarter of a million
immigrants from Japan in year, as
we did from Italy in 1908, we might
have some reason for alarm. But for
some time to come we are likely to get
only driblets of Japan's surplus pop
ulation. She sent 100000 male emf
grants to Manchuria last year, and for
many year hereafter her energies
will oe devoted to the development of
the vast continent Of which she is now
the chosen leader.-Collier's for April
10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
ALAMEDA CARRIES
MsNY PASSENGERS


Inc oceanic inner Aiaiheua got away
ior san Francisco at nine O'CLOCK this
morning Win nearly nity passengers
an unusually large NUMBER Tor the III
NC steamship. ~.
Inc majority OF them were wen
known local people ana seldom nave
tne decks OF the steamer been as bright
WIN ieis as they were tnis morning
MUSIC was apuhuaht' bahumaster
berger ana MS Warriors ala their pest
10 give the steamer goou sehu on
Anu me o. LOUIS eohese pahu was IN
attendance IN honor OF bishop iApert
anu rather 'aientlh VINO were depart
ing passengers Inc pahas aiterhaleu
'n seiee''ohs' anu 'he result was inu'
SIC galore LOT mar an nour oeiore the
steamer iett
AMONG tne ueparuns passehsers was
Mr., H. Wingate LAKE, VINO mas Just
Iesisheu the management Oh the iouhg
i'o.ei' MI "ihsate ID accompanied
ny MS "iie ana their popularity mere
was SHOWN ny tne large NUMBER OF 10
eai peop,e VINO were Gown AZ lhe docR
W oiu them farewell. ihey went up
Tue gaheway ioaded with mowers ana
oh 'he ueck heiu u regular iareWei'
'evee'
nishop Lipert ana father Vaiehtih
Vi 'he oa'hoiic mission oade tare~eii
10 s'ea' NUMBER OF tneir parishiohers
on Tue uocN' ihey Will 20 10 rome ana
W presented 10 the rope VISITING
Mashihstoh' france anu beisium on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
FAIR PIANIST HAS
WON GOLDEN OPINIONS

Speaking of Miss Elsie Richardson,
who has kindly consented to appear
at the coming big minstrel entertain.
ment Of the local Elks, the Diamond
Fields kimberley Advertiser Of Jan.
uary 18th, 1905, has the following to
say:
Miss Elsie Richardson. young lady
whose abilities as a pianist have gain.
cd her reputation among the people
of Kimberley and whose neverfailing
kindness Of heart and happiness OF
disposition have endeared her to a
large circle OF friends. Is leaving Kim.
berley, In all probability for good, to-
day, and takes with her the sincere
good wishes of all who have been priv.
ileged TO enjoy her acquaintance dur
ing her residence In Kimberley. Miss
. Richardson has done particularly good
work here as the accompanist of the
Kimberley Musical Association, which
position she has occupied with distin-
gulshed success for the last four years,
and the members of that association.
who are all her friends. have especial
cause to regret her departure. They
could not let the event take place
without expressing their feelings in
regard to Miss Richardson and her
able services to the Association. and
, at gathering held In the Presbyte.
rian Hall yesterday, voiced their ap.
probation and regret. AMI presented
Miss Richardson with handsome
! travelling case as tangible token of
their esteem and goodwill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-26
COPT|C GELS away
FROM QUARANTINE

The quarantined o. & o. liner Cop
tic sailed at midnight last night, hav.
inging no trouble in discharging her
GO tons Of freight.
Her matches were opened about 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon and she
was taken to Hackfelds wharf shortly
after. A drunken passenger caused
considerable amusement by leaving
the vessel because the captain had
curtailed his supply of intoxicants be.
cause the man In question had been
drunk and disorderly on the way from
Yokohama.
The Coptic left only nine hours be-
fore the Alameda and the two will
probably come into San Francisco
pretty close together.