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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
1HtY iIKt >tARlt

High Sheriff Henry has received Q
letter from a prominent citizen Of
Hilo. stating that the appointment Of
MIR. Searle to be sheriff OF the island
Is very satisfactory to the general pub
lie. Mr.. Searle is endorsed by both
people and press. The opposition to
Mr.. Searle has been sifted down to the
few close friends of former Snerin
Andrews. The opinion seems to be.
that the business of the department
will. in future. be conducted in most
satisfactory way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
PROGRESS OF THE "QUlNINE QUEEN

Philadelphia, Dec. PA merger of
the two greatest chemical concerns in
the world. effected by Mrs. Anne NJ.
Weightman.W Walker. has again brought
the Ouinine Queen" into the public
eve. Left n fortune and business
representing more than 500 900 900
only four months ago. Mrs. Walker
has Justified the confidence of her ia.
tber The late William Weirhtman. by
her conduct of the business and her
management of the fortune.
With n truly remarkable ATTITUDE
for business Mrs Walker, upon the
death of her father on August 25. set
about Immediately to bring the vast
rroperty left to her under her personal
control She started by having herself
mt upon the payroll of Powers e.
Weipbtman M the salary her father
had fixed for himself. With a thor.
ough grasp of the business she correct.
ed several evils which her father had
permitted TO exist out of personal re.
gard for the derelicts. one of these
was hardness.
Some of the older EMPLOYEES of the
firm reported for duty whenever Il best
suited them and left off work at their
own convenience. Mrs. Walker was in
supreme command only forty.eight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
H|LO TERM Op[N$

Judge Dole this forenoon adjourned
the United States District Court sine
die, This noon the Judge, accom-.
panied by Clerk Mailing and Deputy u.
S. Marshal Winter, left in the Kinau
for Hilo to open the Hilo term Of court
Owing to the fact that there are no
Federal cases on Hawaii, with the ex.
ception Of a very insignificant matter.
awaiting trial, the Hilo term will be
hardly more than a perfunctory open,
ing of the court, a session OF about half
an hour, and then an adjournment.
No juries have been, or will be. called
for the Hilo term.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
Wild Maui RunaWay's
Police Court Sequel
"'"' TO The Bulletin.l

"' 10 The Bulletin
Jan. 22.--Lieut. VIM.
'uku police force, was
inaway incident last
.-Jon. Th' wagon laden
Ila s,a5s , as tied to a post on Vine
"a ..reet. opposite the new Gee
ne Tong or Chinese Revolutionary
..oc,ety. while the driver took In bum
i!es OF grass to customers. During
his absence some Chinese at the Chi.
pece Society let or few patSages Of
f'ecrackers just to test the nerves Of
the team, and the test was successful
for In less than thirty seconds, the
wagon was seen dashing along Vine
yard street. and after passing Akau's
corner, the horses turned down Market
street and passed the Waikiki steel
bridge without an accident.
The police were powerless to stop
the frightened horses. Luckily Lieut..
VIM. Keanu was near by on his gal.
liant white steed. looking more like o
Field Marshal than an ordinary police,
man. Instantly Keanu spurred his
steed and he was off after the runaway
team, and after chase of over quar-
ter of a mile. the team was caught on
the road going down towards Kahale
Estate, and the maddened horses were
brought to a standstill. Fortunately
for all concerned, the owners in partic
ular, there was no injury either to ami
mails or wagons, or to pedestrians
On account Of this heroic capture by
the lieutenant. he will not be arrested
for fast riding over the Wailukl
bridge, for the law does not exemp
police officers In performance of theil
duty from paying penalty Of the law.
The driver Of the runaway team wa,
brought before Magistrate Mckay thi
morning and was fined $500 for hi
experience, while the Chinese who Sc
OF the frecrackers. who really cause,
the runaway, will be passed on 70
the present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
DROUGHT N KONA
SERIOUS SITUATION LIKELY
UNLESS RAIN COMES SOON
PUBLIC MEETING CALLED At kAI.
LUA TO ACT ON THE COUNTY
MEASURE-HAWAii INTO
TWO COUNTIES.
Especial to The Bulletin.l

Especial to The Bulletin.I
Kealakekua, Hawaii, Jan. 23.-If the
nresont droutb continues II will no, he
80. a.. .u.uo,,.,. =, ~,
.0.e 49, me o'
10 west hawah VIII De put memory.
some cattie' on tne lower iahds' nave
passed over the hne. Ineir ZONES ano
skins iyins around tesuiy 10 'he a~
sence Oh the vital ram.
Grass ID ory anu sun "itherihs UNI
ger tne neat .. the pas. "eek'-mucs
warmer than tne three previous ones
Inc thermometer went do"h 10 ~ az
srees. ms was 'er'ned ~ the l4oo'
ioou e'e.a'ion'
me circuit court Ii SUN IN session
ana hkeiy 10 De EXTENDED aiter Weo-
nesuay next, wnen tne usuai term ex
p.res' me BAKER case, OF tne nrs'
Oh the series occupied nine DAYS with
. 'eIu'e' ior $o'VoV oeins returned
,ast thursday evening ierri'ory OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
STUDY MAILS httDS
LE6lSLATORS-ElECi WILL
melt Win COMMITTEE
MAUI PROGRAM WILL BE OUT
LINED FOR FURTHER ACTION
WHEN MEMBERS ASSEM-
BILE IN LEGISLATURE.
Especial to The Bulletin.l

Especial to The Bulletin
Waikiki. Maui, Jan. 23.-The sub.
executive committee Of the Third Dis
trict Committee will meet In Waikiki
on Tuesday morning together with the
Maui Senators and Representatives
elect, to consider the requests from
the various precincts in this districs
for appropriations for road improve
ments, new school houses, or other
necessary public improvements.
All the legislative members have
been notified except Hon. NJ. X. Naku-
ina Of Molokai and he will not be
here. as II is difficult to reach him on
account Of the irregularity OF steamer
connections between Maui and Molo
kai. The committee and the other
members of the Legislature for this
electoral district will consider the re-
quests from Molokai for appropria-
tions. and Molokai will not suffer in
any way on account OF the absence OF
its spokesman, for the committee as
well as all the Maui members of the
Legislature are conversant with the
urgent needs Of every district on Maui.
Molokai and Lanai.
The legislative members during
their recent campaign tour have made
= thorough study of the situation, and
II the appropriations they will favor at
the coming Legislature are not acted
upon by the Administration, It will ba
on account Of lack of funds, and not
because OF lack OF energy of the men,
bers
The Legislature OF 1903 passed over
100000 Of appropriations for Maui In
the loan bill which are still not cas
ried out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24

Masons in the Eibenstock district OF
Germany received from 8 to 3 cents an
hour, carpenters from to s cents an
hour. and day laborers from 45 to 20
cents day of twelve hours. At pres
ent railway Is being built at Eiben-
stock on which 100 laborers, mostly
Bohemians, are employed. They are
paid from 60 to az cents a day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
LANA)RD ENTERTAINED
Especial to The Bulletin.l

Waikiki. Maui. Jan. 23.-H. N.
Landlord, Of Kahaupali, Paia, Maui.
entertained about fifty Of his relatives
and friends. mostly Of the former, at
his residence last Saturday evening.
the event being In commemoration Of
the seventy-ffth anniversary Of his
natal day. The luau was likewise In
honor Of Mrs. Geo. Mclean OF San
Francisco. a daughter of Mr.. Land.
ford, who has been away from the
place Of her childhood days for over
ten years. Among those present were
Hon. and Mrs. s. Il. Kalama. J. A,
Aheong Of Honolulu. and many others
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24

four hundred properties included in
this holding are in first class condition
and some of them are notable speci-
mems of architecture.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24

A man can cut more ice with kind
word than with An axe. but most peo-
ole would rather show their muscle
t an their elocut.on.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY I,

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
oex, published In the Saturday Bulls-
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives .
concise and eomplsts resume Of all 10.
gal notices. eaiIs for tenders, Juds.
msnts, building permits and real %.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
cents per month. Weekly sullstin,
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24

p. F. Dillingham; was q passenger
in the Kinau today for Hilo. He will
60 over the railroad there and visit
Olaa plantation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
LOCAL and GENERAL


BUY your Sunuay horn,ns resuscIta'
. .on a. '"e p'e
pa cbo,, b,cvcIe has been found.
Owner NAV ann,y at this Office and nav
exnense.
Mr. VIM r. TAYLOR this afternoon
o,ve. a too nj the Young Hotel for
Mrs I.von
A 6ne edition of Webster's I'm.
abridged dictionary only $500 at Ar.
ieigb = co,s
G..o,,ne launch for sale For mar.
ticulars apply to Hind, Rolph & Co..
Campbell block.
Orders taken for fresh violets. In
quire Harold Gear, 1885 Emma st. Tel
ephone, Blue 2371.
Pure fruit sherbets and water Ices
the best made, at the New England
Bakery. Tel. Main "A.
Anybody can nave taliyho buiit
remarked Lewis OF the stockyards
out. can everybody drive oneE
kinau street between Emma ara
pauoa road Is being maeadamized for
the hrst time IN se'erai years.
.oan ,,. a 1" h
a.. i ,'.n.. A" no',, 90 ''
I,,. ....,,. 80 NJ. III. ,,.,.
.., A.. -. A.. -, C..s.s
sn. a 49, - " ra..,o.' -, ,hs
49, - ,h. h.,a... no.oa,.
Early this morning the w, n Film.
was towed Tn sea and act sal, for Ma.
laweli where she will DISCHARGE the re.
mainder of her cargo and load sugar
Mr. Charles w Ieadbeater T. r. &
NJ r. A. 8. will lecture ON 81 ife After
Death" in the concert hall Of the
Young Hotel at s D. M, Saturday. ian.
2Sth.
The Kinau was delayed In sailing
about q half hour today at the request
OF Judge Dole. who desired to finish
up certain belated court work before
sailing for Hilo.
Handsome patterns In Chinese mat
ting rugs, now displayed at Levers &
Cooke. These are the most service.
able and attractive rugs ever made at
or near their price.
The Hawaiian Trust Co. Is a cor
poration authorized by law to act as
trusted agent In the care and man
agement OF property, either before or
after the death OF the owner
A meeting OF the Board OF Control
OF the Harrison Burial Association.
Henry c. Brown resigned. The resig.
nation was accepted with regret and
w. W. Hall elected In the place.
Judge Dole ana CLERK MAILING ieft In
the hinau THIS noon ior Hiio 10 open
ana hoid the ensuing term OF the FED
erdi court. iney expect 10 Hnish w
rha s,oo,var.s S,.h,as % hos oor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24

A young man wishes a room. With
or without board. State terms and
address f. A. p, this office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
KAK liKO N COURT

The star attraction In Police Court
today was the case OF Frank Fischer.
charged with selling liquor without H.
cense. Deputy Rawlins prosecuted
while defendant was represented by s.
+. Chillingworth and G. c. hitu..
Almost all the dives Of Kakaako hai
interested representatives in the audi
ence. At ~ o'clock the case was con
tinued to y. IN. The charge OF kee?
Ing a disorderly house. against I'iscn,.
was continued to tomorrow. There IT.
a third case pending against Fischer
that OF assault and battery on Annp
Claudine. The latter will come ~
morrow.
Wong Ing pleaded guilty to vio!at
Board OF Health regulations and w.
fined IS.
Other cases ON the calendar went
over to tomorrow and later dates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24

A cute little damsel named Flynn
Was cursed With = wart on Ter chynp
One day, much displeased.
A hammer she seized
And attempted to pound II back ynn!
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

sSSabts alte @eneraImoior Spbn W.
MiIfon seltellt pprben, pdbyenb biss
Der biefes Mmt tets In Der 0anb elmer
prominenten perion aus benz Diitrits
columbia lag. Ollie berfigbarsn Erupe
pen, eini4fiebli9 Der auf Der ct. 2ouis
itr administering %itatiOnirt setpefee
nen bier Gilipinoea ompognten. ioIen
BET Der Jeter beranseaogen tperben. Die
Grfahrunsen, lpelde WiIfpu uls Gere.
mpHienmsiiter Bel 5ahlrsideu fsitiiden
geIegenbeiten, iopOht unter Republics
aiihen p~rdiibenten ols untsr benz bss
mOtratiiden 9unbesOberhaupts GleDs.
lunb sefomrnelt BAT, bietsn cine @es
lpS1r bafIr, boB BITE fDmmenbe prGiia
entensJaousuration fi9 au elmer
BDnft einbrudsnouen Mffdre ssitalten
tpirh.
Sobn M. MilfOn. Der gu Wafbins.
ton, 8. s., geboren morb unb 1860
an Der militGrotobemte srabuirts,
maGte ben 9iirgsrfries nit unb mar
mad benz Rriege bauptfddlid I'm Orr
mee sSngenieurtorps tbdtie, befen
Gbef er 1897 ipurbe. Wilion mar
mtbrere Sabre superintendent Der
Militdratabemie unb funeirte 1902 als
miislieb Der Gdiebsgsri9tsfommifs
fion fir bic 8ei(esuns BEG gr0Ben Robs
iengrGberitrifes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

iu6blun9 5ementpaps tpirb Der 5000
fer sStaat I'M 8unbesfenats bur9 bic
beibeH iiineten Mitglieber beTelbsn
nertreten fein. 9ementpoA sGblt Der
Qeuse "a, tpabrenb Der anbere 8unbest
ienotor Snbiauas, 8eneribee. gar nur
AZ Sdhre duf feiHem Sauptt psrfam.
melt.
Sames q. 9ementpoD ipurbe In
Woonpius. Sub., ssbpren unb b.fuhts
bic bffenttiae SduIs. er arbsitet. in
@ornbine seser sin tGgliGes Gntgslt
bon 70 Gents in elmer Sabotfabrit, lag
In Ronfos NIT fpenig GrfoIe Der Qanb-
tuirthf4aft Oh, hanbslte nit Giiffels
tno6en, bet6dtist. ii9 In Sninois ols
@geut gum Wertriebe BON NGbmaI6ts
Isn. ftubirte enbls1 IN feiner B~oterftabt
bic Rsdte unb tDurbe Nbpofat. Semers
tpop mar bon 1887 bis 1891 antlages
unnait beim 5tpeiten Rreisaeri9te BON
SHhiuno. MIs Reprdisntont IN ben
"a. Rongreb ertpdhlt, tpurbe ct fir
ale foIeenben RonsrsTe toiebsr.rpdblt.
G@cn TN "a. aonsrsHe purb. 5emen.
tonp bon benz bdmuligen Gpre6er
Bar Reeb IN bas Rprite fir Beipils
ltgungen ernannt, cine 4usasi9nung,
bic rur felten einem nsusn aongreBs
mitsltebe gu S.beil uirb. Dicfsm pids
tigen Romit. bat 6emtntpap feitbem
ebnt llnterbreduns angeb0rt. 4ls
1903 Der bamalte. .Ma4bunb bes
BunbesidaBes~ (watchdog Of the
treasury, b. 3. Der 0oriibenbe james
Romstea .Onfsl Soc" Cannon, gum
Sprs4er bes 5aufss srtOrsn ruarb, trdt
Qementpop an feline Gteus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06
Bic inauguration aoaftuelts.
Saraasndfttih elau;enote Sesastise getts
It, eer MniOnsAeidlidlte

Z WWtuNNBtFs9FuTtt
Die am 4. Mtars 1905 Itattftnbenbe
inauguration 8beobprs @ooiebelts
gum prGiibenten Der Ser. 5taaten
ipirb bic sldnaenbite Derartige 8erane
ltaltung tperben. fpelde Die 9ef9idte
Der Union fennt. Gum eriten Male
1T ieBt an bic Spite oes Sndueuros
tionstomite5 Elm 6ober MfititGr, Der felt
1901 I'M Ruheltanbe beftnblt4s. 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

- EelepbDuiert an DDS Il SlId,
tsdber fir ireero nelde Grt bon
UvSawassee. Rc. E04
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06
staatpr qfairbauIs' aaadfoletr.

AssssnsuaBS norauSTdtItdIe Gr,pdbTuns safs
8unsesfenatcr eon Stotdna.
Nadbem ii9 Reprdientant grums
pader bon Snbiana offi5iea bon Der
8%entrbuns um ben 8unbesienatsIib.
iueIher bur9 bic bemnddfise Reis>
nation bes gum 9iaesprdfibenten err
iud1lten Senators Jairbants patant
mtrb. aurIdgesosen bat. 1T fir ben
Meprdientunten Sames u. 9ementpap
bic 8abn frei ~eetporben. Na1 Der Grs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

aeine Dual fonrtt Der ourd Rbeu.
t.ntismus neruriadten glei6. Durh
ben @ebraub BON elmer & Mmenbs
0ecept Wp. 1851 tpir6 Ipfort Qins
serurig eeidaffen. 6. s. S9mibt.
0puiton EeraS gaent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-18

1t is more and more realized every
day that capital punishment does not
prevent the commission of capital
crime, and does not lessen the number
of such Deeds If the punishment
neither lessons nor prevents the crime,
that form of punishment is a failure.
In England, when coipers were ex-
ecuted, there were more counterfeiters
than there are now. The man who
murders in cold blood, who deliberates
calmly that he will take human life,
has certainly considered all the conse.
quences, and the fear Of death does
not prevent murder being committed.
and it has been shown that on the
very day on which executions lad
been made, murders had been com
mitted in the very town, and by mer
! who had witnessed the execution. II
the South it was for years customary
to hold public hangings, and is ye
in some places. The number of muir
ders increased instead of decreasing
Capital punishment is failure il
prevention and in diminution Of tn
greatest of crimes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-18
ORDER FOR HEARING UPON PEI
TON FOR DIFFERENTIATION "
DESCENT OF LAND.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MORRISON,

In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Sam lei
The petition of Parthena q v
having been duly made and filed in dis
Court, representing among other thAgs
that one Samuel Crow who resided hst
prior to his death at Randall, in theSta{ of
Minnesota, died at Randall, in the County
of Morrison, State of Minnesota, on theDth
day ofSepternber, 1889 seized of an estae of
inheritance in certain lands in the Comfy
of Morrison, State of Minnesota, descrbed
in said petit on, and that said petitiner
has an interest in said lands, and hat
more than five years have elapsed snce
thedeath Of eaidSamuelCrow deceasedlnd
that administration has not been grated
or had of said estate in this State. Ind
praying that the descent of said landAnd
of the interest of said petitioner TIRE
in be by this Court determined and laid
lands assigned to such persons as mg be
entitled thereto by law.
Now, Therefore, It is ordered thatthe
said petition be heard at term OF this
Court to be held at the Court House, i1the
City of Little Falls in said County of Eor-
rison, State of Minnesota, onSaturday the
9Th day of Sept. A. D. 1905, at 10 o'cloct A.
It is Further Ordered, That notih of
said hearing of said petition be Given
by the publication of this order cncl in
eachweek for three successive weeks II the
Little Falls Herald weekly newerhpe1
printed and published in Morrison Coun
/ seal EFF. SHAW,
| Dated AZ Aupust "A. ,so5. Judge of Probate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-18

Until the law smites In their per.
sons . few of these gentlemen who
sustain our churches, adorn our clubs
and promote our philanthropies the
talk Of controlling the trusts as such
il the widest unreason or the most
patent hypocrisy, cay. the New York
Evening Post. NOBODY likes to be i'm
prisoned. The most formidable deter
rent lies at our hand, and we are too
easy. going to use it and until fear
less enforcement Of the present laws
lands a few pillars Of society behind
The bars, all executive excursions and
alarms against the trusts will recall
that king Of France whose twenty
thousand men came down the hill and
n..sed into nursery mythology.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-18
~Gves Strength men, eh{drea8 dr ga$.

Miss Lillian Lovejoy of Minneapolis
il visiting friends here.
Miss Rose Salisbury is visiting re-
latives at Milbank. N. D.
Miss Eta Doten visited at Royalton.
N. J. Peterson was in Minneapolis
on business
Mr.. Martin Enke returned to Lin.
90 In Monday, and Miss Bessie Dudley
accompanied her to visit Miss Frances
Enke.
Mrs. ". L. Morton Of Staples is
visiting the family Of her brother,
John Cans.
Mr.: and Mrs. Geo. Clark Of Corona,
8. D., are visiting Mr.. Clark's
mother, Mrs.. r. Graham.
Thos. Davidson and daughter Ruth
Of Indianapolis, Ind, are guests of
Mr.. Davidson's sister, Mrs. T. W.
Mann.
Rev. 'Thos. Scotton of Willmar was
in the city Monday.
Miss Della Klink of Arkansas
City. 10 visiting the family of her
uncle, B. J. Hinkle.
Alex Zetzell returned to Calumet,
Mich, Monday, and Mrs. Zetzell and
son will visit at Sandstone before re-.
turning to Calumet.
Mrs. Alice Trusen and daughter, on
the way to their home at Glencoe
from Portland. visited Mrs. Trusen'e
aunt. Mrs. f. Graham.
Leonard Snow has returned from
Washington.
Harry Miller of the Minneapolis
Journal visited the family of +. W.
Lyon.
J. A. johnson who mad a PHOTOGRAPH
gallery In tue Tanner block. has gone
to Minneapolis.
Miss Nettie Hosch is visiting he,
brother, P. F. Hosch.
Mrs. JOS Vehon of St. Paul is visit.
ing here.
Miss Kitty Griffith visited MisE
Mary Rhodes at Swanville.
J. F. Kugel has gone to the hsrves,
fields near Wahpeton.
Ed. NJ. Ebert was in Duluth thi,
week on business.
Eugene Marchand OF Tower Ia visit
ing here.
Mrs. G. A. Lindbergh and famil,
are visiting at Detroit. Mich.
! Miss Minnie Smith is in Mime
apolis on vacation.
Joe Vert1n was in from Brecken
ridge Tuesday. and left for trip I,
the Pacific coast by way of Kansas
City.
Mrs. J. E. Fredriekson was In tn,
Twin Cities on business.
Miss Susan Alexander of Ft. Dodge
Ia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Kirscher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-18

Entire gold production Of the world
for tho l04 years from 14o2 to 1895
was @, 90l. 80l. 900. and in the eight
years from 1897 to 1904. inclusive, the
total production was q. 854. o49, 800.
The average annual production for the
past eight years has been about $500. .
Oo0. 900, while for the 404 years previ-
ous the average production Wa only
about uer annum "a, 0o0. 900. Gold
imitation exists. and WITH it tho proof
Of tho cumulative theory. The men
who followed Bryan in 1895 argued
for . larger supply Of metallic money.
That supply came through volume
OF gold production unexpected BY suv
one then living.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-18

The drainage question looms up like
Gibraltar, thanks to the persistence
of those most affected. And now that
everybody processes to be for drainage,
Its accomplishment is only a matter
of time. That the speculative instinct
exists in much of the agitation is not
to be doubted, for the trail of the land
boomer ia there. Nevertheless. the
benefit to the regions affected and to
the state at large are 80 vast that
othsr considerations must give way.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-18

Senator Depew has fallen far and
hard, and none is there to do him
honor. All the smiles and quirps and
jokes of the court jester ofthe corpora-
tions are forgotten, and like Casby In
Little Dorrit, after hts hair was cut
of by the busting Parks, the nut
lines of the true Depew are visible
beneath. Poor old man With m at.
tempt at airy grace he tries to carry
1t of. but tho moving finger, having
writ, returns not to blot out the
painful record. and there will be
little sunshine in tho closing yesre Of
this weak Victim OF tho Equitable
exposure. Goodbye, Depew.