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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
eAtlASTlNG.

Hawaiian eaIIastins Company. -
Best black sand from 81 to SO load
according to distance hauled. Coral
rocks for stable, roads and side
walks; frewood. Third door below
King. Maunakea S.; P. o. box 500.
Telephone Main 1896.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-13

savetheorse no unied uncertain remedy its marvellous
possibilities
will fire. blister he will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-13

San Francisco. Cal. I
I take pleasure in informing you
that | treated my horse, which had
bad bone SPAWN, with your remedy,
"Savethe-Horse," and 1t entirely ro-
moved the blemish. | never saw any ~
thing to equal it, Mr.. Chas. Welby
and several horsemen who are friends
of mine tell me they had equally as ,
good results as myself
JNO. NOWLAN, 4S7 Haight St..
Wholesale and Retail Butchers.
Norwich, Quebec.
had mare suffering from a bone ell
SPAWN and very lame. I concluded =,
to try a bottle of "Save.the Horse" W
and at the expiration of six weeks'
treatment she was free from all lame
ness, and | consider It one OF the M
greatest compounds made. tr
DAVID HARRINGTON.
or m per bottle. Written guaran
>pS'OO tee - as b hiding to pro G
tect you as the best legal b.
talent could make 1t. Send for copy u
booklet and letters on all lameness.
At Druggists and Dealers or Express !"
paid, HI
Trade supplied by HOLSTER oRu
oluIu, and TROY CHEMICAL CO., Binphs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-13

G E o. w. b L E S
Dealer In
LUMBER, LIME, COAL, aEc.N,
AND FERTILIZERS.
Providence, Nd, May 81, 1905.
used one bottle of this medicine OH
curb OF long standing, that nothing
else would remove, and it cleaned II
off completely.
Please send bottle at once to Childs.
Nd. Check enclosed for IS. Yours
truly. GEO. w. BlLES.
"Save.the-Horse" Permanently Cures
SPAWN, Ringbone Except low Ring
bone), Curb, Thoroughpin, Spint, Shoe
Boil, Wind Puff, Injured Tendons and
all lameness without scar or loss Of
hair. Horse may work as usual.
RUG CO., HoBRoN DRUG CO., Hon.
Ihamton, N. y, formerly Troy, N. Y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-13

<ewly furnished mosquito proof rooms.
At "a Vineyard st. 272S.tf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19
Palmistry.

Children May study the Lines and
Mounts Of the Hand and Read the Sc
crets That Are Thus Revealed to the
'Fortune-Tell
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

wood, without being conscious of the fact
mat tney were getting a long distance
from the picnic ground.
Almost an hour must ha We claimed he
fore the blossom gatherers realized thar
u was time for them TO return, With
skirts full Of lowers they faced about to
retrace their steps, fully expecting to see
the grove W the horses and wagons In
full view. at to their dismay all about
risbf G sT b sitTbang g,, aspect To their
fenced pasture full Of formidable looking
long horned cattle.
Which way did we conlef' whIspered
Kitty Belle, becoming frightened In
81 guess 1t was that way" answered
Blue,eyes, her little heart throbbing She
designated the direction which led far
thest from the pasture, for her mind was
Immediately filled with the stories she
had heard Of people being gored to death
by wild bulls. "Spose we go this wav
and see." she went on, taking the lead.
For several minutes they trudged on,
hands clasped, too much preoccupied for
conversation. Blue-eyes noticed that the
way she was leading bore no familiar
landmarks. and at every step she feared
they would encounter a whole regiment
OF ferocious d animals, led, perchance,
by a roaring mad bull. Soon Kitty. ,un-
able to restrain herself longer broke into
it of frightened weeping. ''0h, mamma,
msmma," walled the little thing; IF |
as only home with you! don't ever
want to go 10 a picnic again--so | DON'T"
Blue-eyes put her lips firmly together.
batted her blue eyes that were on the
point OF oyerhowing; and putting her
ly; Don't cry, Kitty Belle; wen find the
place all right Besides. when papa and
mamma see we've been gone too long
they'll come to find us. SO please don't
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

echoing through the stiffness of the valley
against the rock lodges of the surround
Ing hills. Along the bosom OF the spark.
ling water foated the child voices, LET
me hide myself In thee"
Through the woods came q pan almost
iieaping: He had heard that S, and he
knew the voices of the singers a few
minutes he dashed round a curve In the
stream and his eyes fell upon the saddest
though sweetest, little picture be had
ever. seen in all his life. In the middle
of the stream the sunshine full on their
gold, stood Blue-eyes and Kitty Belle,
their hands tightly clasped together as
they poured out their voices In the sweet
old hymn--a hymn begging for succor
In another minute, all Unmindful Of the
water. Blue-eyes' papa had both little
girls In his arms.
Oh. the Joy of It!
We were lost" smiled Kitty Belle, the
tears drying.
But now we're found" toyously cried
Blue-eyes, hugging her papa very tightly
about his neck
And with light, happy hearts, the three
started campward, where the dinner was
awaiting them. OF course, they all three
sat down till Blue-eyes and Kitty Belle
could don their stockings and shoes, for,
as Papa said, IL would never, never do to
appear at so fashionable a function as
Blue-eyes birthday picnic with bare feet.
"Oh, ] was only thinking OF the briars
and stickers in the grass, laughed Blue
eyes. II wasn't thinking Of fashion"
And all I'm thinking OF is bow scared
mamma will be when ] tell her was
lost today" said Kitty Belle.
But think how gla' she viii be to
know you got found consoled Blue
eyes, as they Joined hands with Blue-eyes'
papa and hurried to the picnic
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19
Fatty and Natty Bruno.
Or q Tale of some Bears.
By Maud walker.

Mrs. Bruno lived In such coy house
with her two cubs, Natty Gnd Fatty.
her house was nothing more than the
Inside Of a huge. hollow tree, but TO
that meant comfort and sweet security.
The entrance-or door-to this queer
abode was q great hole away up In the
sheltered side OF the great trunk. away
from prying eyes OF chance psss pas
ers therein to ascend to It, both going In
and coming out, for climbing tree Is as
easy and natural for q bear as to walk
on level ground Is natural for US human
beings.
1t was Mrs. Bruno's custom each morn
ing to go out into the woods that Gov
cred the mountain side and hunt for
breakfast for herself Natty and Fatty
were not yet weaned, so they DID not
Bruno, ike human mothers, was very
found OF her babies, and often. when
starting out 20 obtain breakfast, she
would stop at the ABODE Of nelghbor,
ness OF Fatty and Natty. To all this
mother-like praise old Mrs. GriEzle would
snln her. nose contemptuousiy and toss
her head saying f chs CUBS ,s are e., no
was poor old Mrs. Grixsle had lost her
eubs through their own lack OF wisdom
and the. wiekednees of trapper, who
cursed the mountains and terroriEed the
a9imals with his presence Mrs. Bruno
often boasted that under like circum-
stances Fatty and Natty would have
saved themselves OF course, this made
old Mrs. Grikxle III natured-any mother
would get so to hear another's children
praised above her own.
But this Is q tale Of Fatty and Natty,
not Of old Mrs. Grizzle. so let them have
our attention.
One morning. as usual, Mrs. Bruno
went out to get her breakfast Hardly
gas she out. Of her own tree yard when
Fatty and Natty decided to have a tum-
BILE In the bright spring sunshine. Ac-
cOrdingly they climbed nimbly up to
the door and thrust their noses out,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

to the practical and philosophic hand, and
denote a strong will and self-control The
short, square nails, irregular In form-no
two on the hand being allke-denote stT-
pidity, lack of refinement and a taste Tor
the low and common things OF life. Spots
on the nails denote III health aud poor
circulation.
THE THUMB IMPORTANT.
Strength Of character Is often Indicated
by the thumb. In many ways the hand
may point to weaknesses, but the strong
independent thumb proves the saving
power.
The long, broad, muscular thumb. tina,
opens well from the palm. denotes indie
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

be afraid.
But Kitty wept just the same. for the
troubled heart heat with fear.
81 know what well do" suggested
Blue-eyes. a CLEAN OF hop coming
Wen 20 down to the creek youder and
bank of the creek"
Accordingly, the two turned toward
the little stream that trickled along as
s S ans s wsHaSS ns t bnnE no TWO
Presently the bank became so steep
and full OF brush and rocks that they
could not foley the stream in that way
Shall g new We sSdP OpPY OF tears raining "n"'
Just a moment Blue-eyes stood irreso-
little mind Lets pun on our shoes and
stockings and wade" she said. holding
her voice steady for Kltty's sake.
Down they sat on the edge of a huge
stone, removed shoes and stockings, tied
them together, slung them over their
shoulders and stepped into the cool, clear
stream. The water was not quite knee
their little frocks. On they waded for
some minutes when suddenly Blue-eyes
stopped, her baby face gallng and a a
going the wrong wayf''' she said n as
brave tone as she could muster. May,
be we'd better wait. Surely, some OF
them win screams Tsme to tor R Rep us walled Kitty
''oh. oh, II only l were home with
mo, let's not scream; let's sing" said
BIue-eyes. "Tve heard that singing 10
the woods can be heurd farther than call
ing can. Let's sing together.
Hwhat shall we sing2 plaintfvely ~
ouired poor Kitty Belle.
Biue-eyes glanced about her. A huge
boulder on the bank gave the suggestion.
Rock OF ages, cleft for me, ste began
in her clear, sweet soprano, and
Kittys trembling voice Joined In. Out
through the woods the sweet duet rang.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

fatigue. the old fellow beckoned TO a
heavy cloud to come and curtsin his
light so that the older bears woGid con
sent to stop a bit and rest. During the
little stop Fatty and Natty had a refresh
ing sleep, while their mother and Mrs.
GriEzle sat beside them aud conversed in
whispers, waiting for the moonlight to
continue their journey.
Just as the day was breaking, and the
old man in the moon was withdra wing
his light. the movers turned into a canon
that led far In between great boulders.
Here chey CHANGED upon a fine, dry cave,
deep and broad. Nearby trickled and
sang a mountain brook, where they could
refresh themselves with drink and bath
Food was In plenty, and no print Of
mans leather-shod foot was TO be de-
tected In the soil. "Ah," sighed Mrs.
Grixzle, here's the place for us TO stay"
Yes. TIN the hunters Of the valleys and
hills below chase US out" sighed Mrs
Bruno. why can't those creatures let
live as well as livef" she added, laying a
paw lovingly round each OF her cubs
And the old man In the moon fingered
long enough TO say: Yes, why, indeed ?''
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

May Day picnic! a birthday partyl
And both in one!
Little Blue-eyes clapped her hands and
danced about the room for JOY. Mamma
and papa had just arrived at that deci
sion. The weGther was So lovely, spriug
had seemed 70 invite summer to come and
help her snish the month of May, and
the smiling Summer had evidently accept
ed the invitation, for everywhere roses
were In full bud and bloom and the
trees were dressed In fullest frocks of
green foliage.
Blue-eyes-whose real name was Mary
Ethel, but who was always called Blue
eyes by her papa and mamma would he
eight years old on her birthday, which
would come on Saturday.
oh. how lovely that 1t should come On
a day when there was no school! And
how nice to have a spring birthday, too,
instead of a wintry one. Indeed, there
were many reasons why Blue-eyes should
dance about the room and clap her little
hands for Joy.
For several days preceding the birth
day mamma was very busy with prepara-
lions for the party, which was to "s held
In q beautiful grove several miles from
town. And Blue-eyes was busy also, for
she was the greatest little helper you ever
saw She would sit on the kitchen door
step and beat the eggs for mamma to mase
cakes with. Then she would run errands
for her mamma, and never once did she
grow tired.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

den 80 snugly at the bottom that they
seemed only part Of the darkness Turk
ing there.
Hardly bad they cuddled there, and
almost stor ed breathing. when they felt
the intruder lean against the tree inside
which they lay and heard him calculate
mistaken! An old one and some cubs.
Here are their tracks. BY George, wish
hadn't lost my ammunition. That was
guilty of. But both barrels are loaded.
which is enough TO help me in case the
old one appears and wants lead pill
or two. Wonder whore the cubs are.
anyway Guess I'll climb up this tree
and get good view Of the surroundings.
They are some place near here. I'd bet
ter be on the lookout for the old one, too.
height. They 6sht ike Sam Hin When
they have young ones to protect"
Now. when Fatty and Natty heard the
creature Of evil intent climbing into the
top Of their tree they felt some alarm.
And why should not they7 Would not
you be frightened most 10 death IL you
were In as close quarters with a terrible
bear, who was bent on your destruction
OF course you would: and you must not
forget that there are two sides to every
picture.
Slowly the monster man climbed into
the tree. making a great fuss about 1t
as he went, his slick shoe soles slipping
on the rough bark that tore and bruised
exclaimed, Just as he pulled himself to
point over the doorway leading into
Mrs. Bruno's house. "If here isn't an
opening In this tree big enough to admit
an army. Wonder II the cubs could be
10 therer' In preparing to look down
the man lost hold OF his gun, which fell
to the ground and exploded, the hammer
doubtless striking against one of the rag
ged tree roots. Ihe report was almost
deafening to the ears Of Fatty and Natty,
who shook with terror In their woody
skins.
There. drat the luckr' the man said.
angrily Both barrels empty and me a
mile or more from camp. Guess this place
isn't the softest one to be in with a bull
letless gun, so Ill be about making
tracks. III come back and ct the cubs
alive and the old one for Ter skin"
As he finished these remarks, made
aloud to himself, the man began TO de-
scend the tree, but In doing so one OF his
feet slipped and went into the hole over
Fatty and Eatty. Trying to extricate
hlmself he lost his hold and fell feet frst
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

Eight down Into the house OF Mrs. Bruno.
Before he could gather himself together
70 climb out Fatty and Natty, with one
Impulse, iald hold Of his legs with teeth
and claw. bitipg aud scratching with all
the herceness born OF instinct to protect
themselves against this dangerous enemy.
They realized that the time had come
vas S;o ngGt or de1 ,nof FAR
the promptlngs OF mother nature and put
Several minutes went By Nus When at
I m fr5ecSs e In e r5ss1 and ha esm
Seeding t g Sa wounds eR mage age g. bPHt Ss
sharp teeth. and bis trousers almost torn
lie ground Ms startled eyes feii upon the
form Of Mrs. Bruno, who was coming
through the grass with long leaps, her
eyes wild with fear for her young. When
ths hunter saw her approaching he knew
that he had 10 meet an antagonist who
would yield not an inch.
Mrs Bruno had not gone far 10 Der
search for breakfast when the explosion
OF the hunters gun fell upon her ears.
Her keen sense OF hearing located the
very spot whore the sound came from
and her instinct told her that Fatty and
Natty were In danger, 50 II was that she
reached the place just as the hunter
dragged himself from her house What
the hurt was to her cubs she did not stop
70 question, her one thought being 20
take the IKE OF tuG VINO OIlSk-
wise would take her chlidren's and her
For the br.> fest part Of second the old
bear looked into the terroriEed eyes Of the
hunter, then she made g lunge towards
the blow that would end his days OF hunt
ing But quick az a dash the hunter
pracuced In such work-grasped his gun
and dealt old Mrs Bruno stunning blow
between the eyes II so daEed the poor
old animal that abe staggered over
against the body of the tree and became
quite blind and diHSy with the pain. Dur
ing the few minutes that she was in this
helpless condition the hunter made his
brush at a speea almost equal TO that OF
a running horss.
Just as the poor. stunned bear raised
her paw u1consciously to rub her aching
head Fatty and Natty crept stealthily 10
the top Of their house aud peeped down
to SEE how the land lay. In an instant
the frightened little ones were beside
their mother. licking her With their moist
and speak 10 them. Bear children love
{ their mothers Just as dearly IN their owl
| ways as real human children love theli
4 mammas. Mamma, mamma" the sor
rowing little cubs walled, 'Come-opeu
I your eyes II Is Nstty and Fatty who are
calling you. Come oVcQ yuur dear eyes
And juSt Ike many another mother old
! Mrs. Bruno opened her eyes and looked
about her. Then. With her cubs beside
/ her, she staggered down the noun
( taius,de 10 a little brook. where she
4 batLed her poor hurt bead Aftel
/ q little she came entirely TO her sense,
( and tie tbr returned to their house
where old Mrs GriEzle was awaittus
/ them The roar OF the gun report had
/ brought her thither, for she knew danger
/ must be behind that terrible noise.
] With much excitement the event Of th'
hour was gone over. Fatty and Satty
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

telling Ia y very vivid manner OF the en-
counter with the hunter-''the terror OF
the mountains" as they called him-who
} had so unceremoniously dropped right
down upon them without so much as
''howdy- do"
well" said Mrs Grizzle. after the cubs
had grown calm, Il for one am In favor
of pulling stakes and pitching camp some
place higher up the mountain. There's
too many OF these two legged things shout
after Us and ours What do You saw. Mrs.
And You do not wonder, do you. that
not only Mrs. Bruno. but Fatty and
Eatty, agreed that y was the only thing
left Tor them to do .'nce the hunter had
discovered their retreat, and would. OF
course, return with many others ike
himself to capture and Kill themf So
that very night they set forth 10 climb
the mountain just as the moon peeped
over the snOw-covered peaks TO their
right. The old man In the moon saw the
four travellers and understood, so he gave
them the best light he could to guide
them along cafe paths. Once, when
Fatty and Natty almost gave out With
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

Children May Study the Lines and
Mounts of the Hand and Read the Sc
crets That Are Thus Revealed to the
'FortuneTeller."
There are eight plainly marked and i'm
portant lines In the palm (see illustra-
ton No, u from which the palmist CLEANS
his information concerning life and char
acter. These lines are a Life, 90 Vital
I Hesrf F9 Merriage Hs IS Venus hea' 90
When any of these lines are broken or
ragged IL denotes weakness In that par
ticular quarter. palm full Of deeply cut
well-bnlanced makeup If accompanied by
strong thumb and good fingers.
Soft. full palms denote warm arm bI ES,s
palms denote impoverished blood. ner-
vousness and usually an excitable dispo-
sition. Hollow, cold palms denote delicate
health and low vitality. Broad. heavy,
hard palms denote great physical strength
and endurance. Slender, graceful, we'll
developed palms denote an artistic tenn
permanent and a generous, forgiving na-
ture.
WHAT THE FINGERS TELL Us.
Short, plump, smooth fingers denote i'm
pulsiveness and often 6ckleness OF mind.
Short clumsy, itfeg ular fingers denote
the philosophic hand Crooked fingers
with blunt subsequently, the third and
little fngers-denote common, vulgar an
crooked little fingers denote degeneracy:
Strong. kDOtty fingers denote a practical
and philosphie mind Slender. tapering,
small jointed fingers IL tote highly
sensitive and artistic temperament, a
love OF all things beautiful and a noble
nature Such fingers belong to the artist
and the poet. Long, well-deyeloped I'm
gers. straight and muscular, denote love
Of detail and order In all things and great
executive ability.
THE FINGER NAILS.
Long, tapering nails denote grace OF
person and Innate retirement. The thin.
slender nail never grows on the heavy,
coarse hand. Short, broad nails belong
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

Mounts on the hand ana whns
they denote.
oped, great courage and heroism; when
abnormally large they denote weakness
for argument and quarreling. The Mount
of Jupiter mo. 81 denotes-when large
q fondness for display and ambition for
power also foolish pride In their own per-
son. The Mount Of Saturn mo. ~ de
notes love Of solitude, pleasure In medi-
tatIon and deep seriousness When very
fully developed IL indicates great caution
and forethonght. The Mount of the Sun
mo. 81 denotes a love of the. grand and
sublime In nature rather than In art when
1t is fully developed. The possessor Of an
abnormaily developed Sun Mount Is usual
recluse - living within himself and his
studies The Mount of Mercury mo. 81.
when large, denotes a restless disposition
a love of change In business and locality
and fondness for making new friends and
forgetting old ones. Ii also denotes quick.
keen wit and love for the humorous
side of life One possessing an abnormally
large Mount of Mercury rarely has the
"blues." The Mount of Luna mo. ~,
when largely developed, denotes a refined
and gentle disposition, often taking mel
anchOly turn Ii also denotes the dreamer
who arches after romance.
Bracelets are circling lines about the
wrists and denote health. II they are
chained" or broken Ill health Is indl-
Gated: II firm and strongly market great
physical strength is apparent. Two brace,
let's indicate medium length Of life and
three points to their possessor OUTLYING
his three scOre-and- ten.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

smiling the fresh air eagerly All !,
Is lovely for a romp this morningl"
cried Fatty. Then he tapped his brother
on the shoulder and said: "ragi" Then.
10 an instant. be was on the green grass
below eS With a., Matt .;;,,n g bis heels ovgr
other. in the .happiest frolic Imaginable
just for all the world Ike young puppies
or little kittens at play. suddenly a
sound-strange, therefore dangerous
fell on their ears. Natty sat quickly up
right and bent bis ears to listen. while
his sensitive little nose scented some
thing wrong Fatty also stopped play
instantly aud put his ear close TO the
earth in a listening attitude, bis nose,
Ike his brothers, smelling the blood OF
an enemy.
Crash-erushl Footsteps were an.
proachingl But II was not the soft, even
tread of four paws-it was the quick.
uneven, jerky step Of man on two
leather-sbod feet Natty looked az Fatty
and gave the signal 20 ascend 10 their
house door. In another instant they were
deep down In their nttle quarters. hid
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-19

"wHAT's '|HE NATTER HEItEr-
Cut ont the parts. being veyy
careful TO cut away the bIacls OUT
lines from the edge that are TO
be Joined together, and paste on a
piece of paper. Then You win
learn what the matter IL. watch
for solution next week.