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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29
Baled hay at The CITY Meat Mar.

Baled hay at the City Meat Mar.
ket
r. II. Brown IL over from Dia-
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Dixon gave a
dance at their home Christmas
X. J. Williams and Oliver Col
lings we're in to spend Christmas
with their families.
Mrs. S. E. Drinkwater is Offering
her entire stock Of millinery and
furnishings at reduced prices
Chas Comegys and family came
over FROM Wagontire 10 spend the
holiday season with relatives.
The grand ball Christmas night
under the management Of the band
boys was the usual social success.
The man, or woman either, who
dances at all ought to attend the
New Years ball Tuesday night by
the fire boys.
Mesdamee Reed a. job ason have
added some nice holiday goods To-
their millinery stock. Call and see
the novelties and dolls.
Mrs. George Porter. whom we
mentioned last week as III. left for
Portland the first Of this week in
company with her brother, +, A.
Frazier.
A new lot Of Ladies and Child.
rens Underwear and stockings nj
Mrs. Hastie's. Also some more
new hate, frames, feathers, ect
Call aud see them.
John Fare. brother 10 Regis.
ter Fare Of the local land Office. IL
here on n visit TO the latter and
family. Mr.. Fare lives over on
the Desohutes and is engaged In
the fruit business.
VIM. Hanley was busy greeting
friends on our streets Christmas.
He has taken active charge Of the
French. Glenn Co holdings for the
new company that bought Il. aud
says'it il a case Of work with him
as he il no longer his own bose.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
wnL II. KiSo,


In the matter Of the estate ot Thomas
wingheld, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed cxecuirix OF the above entitled estate
Notice Ia hereby given TO all persons
having claims agains, said estate to pre-
sent same with proper vouchers within
six months iron date hereof 10 the exc
cutrix at Paisley, Oregon, or 10 hcr At
torney VIM. Miller at Burns, Oregon.
Dated this 9th day Of December 1905.
MAHrnA NJ WIsorELD.
EKeentriK
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rstT1p HfAFHs LANp Orficn,
hufus, oregon, Nutcmhef, ", ipoa.
Notice IL hufgby riNiu that Ia compliance
With the provisions oi the act oi ConNruss oi
lene .. isis, entitled "An act Tor the sale Of
timber lands IN the states uf California, OIc.
gon, Nevada, aud Washington Territory" a.
extended 10 All the fublic land states ~ act
Of august I. 1872, Hugh haffiH of nufns
county of uAfnoy, state ~ Oregon, has on
rsptsabsF q. ipoJ died IN this cfico hls sworn
statement ~. ~ iof the purchase ~ the
VIZ ~ the M. uf section No -, ~
township No. n y, range No. ~ y, ",
~, and viii oncf proof % SNOW that The land
sought 10 more valuable for iu timber o. siane
than Zoe agricultural pur posct, aud 10 establish
his claim 20 said iaud heiofe the hcElstsr and
Receiver AZ Dnrns. oregon, on "Wednesday the
lifd day of ianuafy, iyui.
te names a. wltnessgs Homer y, Mace, ".
N, Mchcnalny. tisfmau oaulln. John Thom a.
all of Buns, oregon
Any aud all persons ciaiminn adversely The
above described lands are fcquettrd a. hle
thiif claims Ia this ofnts on o. lseiofc said ard
day 81 Jsnuafli isvs.
Va. fAnHs, Register.
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Estrayed-0ne brown Relding,
weight about 1900 branded quarter
circle G on left shoulder, small star
in forehead; one black geldiug
branded J d on left stiile weight
1900, both broke to work came to
my place on Dec. rs. Owner call
and pay charges for keep and ad.
veriising.
J. T. Gearhar,,
Van, Oregon.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the Harr ~
County Fair Association will be
held in Burns on Monday, Janu-
AIRY IA at 2 o'clock p N. at which
time directors for the year viii be
elected and any other business that
may come up disposed Of. BY
order Of the president.
JULIAN BYRD, Sec'y
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Simplicity
OF the Checking Account

Easy TO understand; simple to
work :; safe TO employ.
You deposit with the Back
whatever money you wish; the
Bank furnishes you with a pass
book and checks. When you
pay a bill, write out a check for
the ar.ount and sign your name
TO the check When the Bank
pays the check, II Is charged 10
your account.
We enter every check in your
pass book and return them TO you
when we balance your book.
You have a complete record Of
your business transactions.
We invite you to open an ac-
count with US.
HARNEY COUNTY BANK.
Burns, Oregon.
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Don't overlook the Clothing Sale
at Browne.
Plenty Of potatoes at the City
Meat Market
Go to J. G. Welcome h Son for
carriage warmers.
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! Butterick Patterns at Lunaburg
and Dalton's.
Isaac Foster was 10 the city on
business this week.
The fire boys give the New
Years dance remember.
Star Buokland was over from
Harvey yesterday.
Allen Jones visited relatives in
this city during the week.
For Rent--My ranch on Cow
Creek.-Mrs $. L. Drinkwater.
Ira Mahon was in from Ander-
son valley n short time during the
week.
Mrs. Rose Kern has been up
FROM her home near the lake for
few days
DR. w. G. Brown, Dentist. 0flio
In the new stone building nortn of
the Pest Office.
rank Paul has returned from
Barren valley where he has cen
doing carpenter work for several
weeks.
rho weather has been quite mild
all during this month and the pre-
diction OF a hard winter seems to
be mistake.
O. Calkins Is in the market for
all your hides, horse hair and coy
oto skins. lie wants all Of them
and will pay good prices.
Supt. Rigby reques.s us TO an
nounce that eighth grade examine
tons will be held In the various
school districts January "a and %.
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now be obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at n. Brown d
Sons in this city.
]. G. Welcome & Son have some
very handsome Angora goat robes
for baby buggies most suitable for
Christmas presents. Also other
kinds See them.
Tom Allen. whois now employed
by the new company that has TAX
on over the Frenoh.G lem holdings,
was here TO spend Christmas with
his family. He left Wednesday
for the +. Ranch,
j. Y. Mahon, VIM. Jones and
Tom Jenkins were passengers out
on Sundays Canyon stage all on
route 10 California. The two latter
will spend the winter there, jim
going on business.
Lost--B Between Burns and Buena
Vista. Oct. Sth a hand valise con-
tanning a pair Of field glasses. shaw
ing outfit. soft hat, handkerchiefs.
and other articles. Suitable reward
offered.
DR. HIBBARD,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO whom
II NAV concern that tine co-paE,ner.
ship Of WIN. Jones and J. +. viii
Hanson under the firm name OF
Jones q Williamson, has been dis
solved by mutual ooncent.
WM. JoNEs
]. +. WILLIAMSON
Burns, Oregon,
Dec. IL, 1906.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Es u. MIL,
Ranch Manager,

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon tor the County oi IIarney.
In the matter of the estate
Of
Jacob Gruendike, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the 6nal
account Of the administrator Of the %.
tate Of Jacob Gruendike. deceased. has
been rendered 10 said court for settle.
ment and that Thursday, February ~,
1907, NJ 10 o'clock a. M, In the County
Court room At Burns, Oregon. has been
and is duly appointed by said court as
the time and place ioT the settlement
thereof at which time any person in
terested In said esta,e may appear and
Ole bis exceptions 70 said account In
writing and contest the same.
Buns, Oregon, December ~, 1905.
SAN MOrurRsnrAD.
County Clerk.
WnL II. KiSo,
Administrator
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Job printinr--Tha Tlmes- Herald

Bank Money Orders--Harne,
County Bank Burns, Oregon.
e. E. Purrington is absent OF
business in Portland and othel
points.
Adam George is now ready Il
take orders for spring delivery o
nursery stock.
Albert Oakerman was among the
outside boys TO participate in the
holiday festivities in this city.
Are you aware that Browns are
direct dealers in coffees7 You are
buying quality when You purchase
Teas and Coffee's at Browns,
G. II. Leonard has gone TO his
farms at Welcomeville to assist 10
some ditching in preparation for
next years irrigation and seeding.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar TO the public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends 10 call. Draft beer cents.
Judge Rector is in the city. He
will likely remain here continuous
ly from this time on in order to
look after the business Of his office
without interruption.
Jake Cary, Oscar Swain, Walter
and Ira Clark, Harry Cary aud
other Lawen boys we're here during
the past week taking in the holiday
festivities.
Parties are hereby notified 10 re-
frain from trespassing upon my
farm north OF Burns. | shall pros
eouteany person found trespassing
Gro. STANCLIFT.
Miss Clayte Burrow entertained
a number Of her young friends at
her home last night. II was
800 party" and the game was fol-
lowed by refresh ments.
S25 Reward-The Blue Mt. Rap
id Transit Co. will give s25 reward
for the arrest and conviction Of the
parties who removed straps and
other property from one Of the
coaches on the mountain.
$. Il johnson, Of Cornell. H.,
sent the manager of this groa, reli-
gious weekly a Christmas present
Of three ears of red corr. This
takes US back 10 the boyhood days
and corn huskine" in old Missou-
ri.
Isaac Schwartz took his depar-
ture yesterday morning for Port.
land where he will personally Sc
leot his spring and summer stock
Of general merchandise. Upon his
return he will be accompanied by
two sisters Of Mrs. Schwartz and n
little niece. They will visit here
for several weeks.
J. Il. Jenkins came over from bis
STEMS Mountain stock ranches
to look after business af-
fairs in this city. At n meeting of
the stockholders Of the Harney
Valley Brewing Co. while Mr.. Jen-
kins was here il was decided TO
shut down both the saloon and
the plant for the present.
Estrayed- From Harry Howell's
place on Poison crock. last month,
dark bay mare, right hind foot
white, foretop reached; dim brand
on shoulder and had been cut on
wire on right hind leg. Informa.
ton regarding this animal will con
fer a favor on a widow woman,
Communicate with this office.
A representative Of The Times
Herald visited the G w. eleven
ger furniture establishment during
the week and found the stock
greatly increased aud well selected
Mr.. Cleyenger has returned from
his course Of study in Philadelphia
with exceptional good reoommen-
dations and papers, He is now
fully equipped to look after his un'
business.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT


Notice is hereby given that wednc..
day the 9th day OF January 1907, al
Burns, Oregon At o'clock 7. NJ. Of said
day. al the Office Of the CouSty Judge
for said County, has been Fixed a. the
time and place for the bearing Of the
Final Account oi the undersigned, the
Executor Of the Estate and Inst Will
aud Testament Of jorgen JorTcnsen.
Deceased, and any and all persons hav'
ing any interest In said Estate are here
by notified 10 be present on said date
aud show cause u any, why the final
Account Of said Executor should not be
accepted aud said R,taie closcd, aud the
Executor discharged.
G. n. vomrty,
Executor Of the Last WIN aud Testa-
men, Of Jorgcn Jorgcnson, Decd
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NO TREsPAsslNG'

Notice is hereby given that hss;-
ing and shooting upon the enclosed
lands Of the American Land & Live
Stock Co. is strictly forbidden.
Any person or persons found hunt
ing or trespassing will be prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law.
Il. u. HILL,
Ranch Manager.
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)ur Annual January Clearing Sale
BEGINS WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Z 1907.

he bc4inning of the end is at hand. Every
le have made il a rule TO close out all goods in
Eeason rep a dless of imme diate cost or loss
bis Fall ond Winter stock has served its pur-
yell. We have enjoyed the best business in
story Of the store. At times our patronage
las to the utmost in order to supply the de-
|efeat many goods in this January Clearing sale will
4 a difeotloSs to us. But we care nct This
bndise must not be here when the spring goods come
whole We have made fair profit and suppliek our
hrs at satisfactory prices. THIS 1907 January
|R Sale viii be bargain event typical of the progress
|e<hods Of this organization. and we feel saf in as
you that no sush unusual opportunity fer practcing
bv WIN bf offered you els where in The city
K have some Leftover Holiday Goods which we are
out reeardlesS OF cost.
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DR. HIBBARp,
Burns, Oregon,

The action Of the Short line in
Transferring their surveyors from
the box canyon TO the Ontario
Natron line looks as though the
road across the state would be
built first and the report to the
contrary seems now TO have no
foundation.-Ontario Democrat.
The quick work aud cool head Of
Jay Gould probably prevented a
serious oonAagration at the Presby-
terian Manse Christmas eve. In
some manner a large Rochester
lamp was knocked from a table
while many Of the young folks
were securing their wraps after par
tioiphting in the Christmas exer-
cises at the church The lamp
was picked up by someone aud
carried toward the door but the
bearer was so excited that the lamp
was dropped. Jay ran in a0d
threw his overcoat over IL and just
as he threw the lamp into the yard
il exploded. No material damage
was done,
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NO rREsPAsslNG.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises. Trespassers will, be pros.
eeuted.
II. g. LEvENs.
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oeslNews.

........ -
l.oosf News.
Parrish Isover from Izee.
upp y 31<.' 1'oesday night.
efd <liIla inelend Of sleighs
sefesI au|| .|rrert land loca-
sco j 9 Tutney.
Money Cfders--Haruey
Bank nufnr Oregon.
h 'I'rovbridrs was looking
upiuess sliairr 10 this city
~ aoa Friday
nd Mrs. ]. = Barrett have
ITO thelr ntN home recent
,assa from J.. woldenberg.
0u,--t,e, the snfety Incu-
ou Il ifun> without a lamp.
r. Smith abon. IL, Burn
'lrsl National Bank of this
islsibusins rome very hand
'lendars % ~ customers.
Vr SrvrrrTUrr1Tnr.
b nrr hereby warned to
u my Gold Two miles east
!. Any one iound trespass-
be prosecuted.
W ". Huston.
ss prlcep paid Tor hides and
b<ve din made arrange
tiirrosp ali the OLD iron
,sr that oep BE- brought to
w c'ouepF>r
Hutton ana wife we're
our vlaIlers this week.
rre 81 81 bosiness and
ccmbio>d Mr. Hutton
'he succ>A-'rl p,ock men Of
|onii,e ecolioo
Scott Iat hroo blowing on
Hen farm t'r the past few
This cer'hinls would con.
yone that our winters are
ware az might be when our
oan nlox spafy day during
|r. |
nyram and iamily came
b THAR Canyon creek home
70 spend <'hris,mas with
Nrs. ". u Narsdon. win
cons have ,rlnrned home.
Bymm and Iitile daughter
ain here far the present
Howell xae here Christ
ing In The sights and re-
ncqrniu(nncee. Since he
! relieved Of the manage
Ehe P-rnnch ue understand
90 70 CaIi'ofnia to look
inisrssi- o. the French
b. IN that state. |
Robsri>oc ~as In the city
.ys during Nc week the
/ hu eIrlct Mrs. II. E.
pa. IIe eioIorms the Times.
ha, bis family are all we'll
recent piseck Of diphther-
|at no ne~ cases have de-
Ia Duueey or vicinity.
70 idee hov they contract
|aoAae 80 tIIeN hhd all been
Cor veekp
|er uownr arrived home
\ frood . veoation visit to
aud ether points He
bis ol|ioe BY phone from
p's yestsfday and stated
spent Ohriatmas with Mr.,
W c. Nokinney at PEN
ID MAS feeling much better
"a b left hefe, A repre-
Of ,hie great religious
the lind o''ice this morn
interview Senator Gowan,
d be had noi come down
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|irsl National pank of this
istsibusIns Aome very hand
|.lcoaafa % ~ customers.
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y nrr hereby warned to
" my Gold two miles east
!. Any one iound trespass-
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w ". Huston.
81 Drice> paid Tor hides and
b<ve din made arrange
tiiiiurosr'pi MI the OLD iron
,sr that cen BE- brought to
w ClonenRer.
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Hutton ene wife were
our vlaI1srx this week.
ere 81 % oosiness and
comhioe' NJ. Hutton
'he pncc>~-frl p,ock men Of
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Money (,f<|ers--Haruey
Bank nufne Oregon.
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n 'l'rovbridee was looking
ppiuess siIa|rs 10 this city
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-29

,siesd au.| |reert land loca-
suo j g Tutney.
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Albert Oakerman was among the
outside boys TO participate in the
holiday festivities in this city.
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Parrish leever from Izee.
,aps <|&ot.' 1uesday night.
eed <li|l4 ineltnd of sleighs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-15
MUCH BUSINESS
DISPOSED OF
OF COMMERCE WILL
ASSIST THE PROMOTION COM
MITTEE IN CARRYING ON WORK

At the meeting of the Chamber of
of.
George NJ. Rolph resigned his MEM
bership on account of his new duties
as manager of the Hawaiian Sugar Re-
finery at Crockett, California.
Much correspondence was read and
disposed of. The coffee question came
up and the chamber would assist the
marketing of it if they could. As
there was no Coffee Planters Associa-
ton the matter was referred to manu-
facturers and agriculture.
The report of Mcclellan, private Sc
cretary to Delegate Kuhio was heard.
He wrote that he had obeyed the ca
bled instructions to urge the eXpendi-
ture of $4,000 for Improvements ON
Quarantine Island. He had seen the
chief engineer OF the War Department
He had also spoken to Secretary Will
son in regard to agricultural work in
the islands
The Chamber had some discussion
over moving the rooms. They will
stay where they are for a short time
however.
f. l. Spalding made a report of the
finances of the Promotion Committee.
The receipts of the committee were
about $1,000 a month. This made $12,-
900 a year, in addition there were pri-
vate subscriptions amounting to S14O.5O
per month. This made the total for
the year $13.756. Following are the eX-
penses for the year: Rent $50 month,
$500; salaries $3.50 a month, $4,000; in
cidental expenses, such as lantern
slides etc, 5000 a month, $2,4O0; postage
about 800 a month, $1,000. The New
York agency received about $500 a year
for general expenses. Advertising in
magazines and illustrated papers would
require $3.50 a month or $4,000 a year.
The agency at Los Angeles called for
5000 monthly $24OO; at Chicago $155 or
$3.50; at Boston, $55 or 5000; at San
Francisco, $75, or 5000 a year. Then
$500 would be NEEDED for folders and
pamphlets All of which made an ag-
gregate of a little more than $4,000.
At the lowest estimate. therefore, there
was a deficit of over $4,000 to b met.
The committee had a balance in bank
at date of $50 OF.
H. P. Wood then spoke Of the north
west, western Canada, Chegon and
Washington as a field worth while and
about to be developed.
Much desultory talk ensued and after
ordering the committee in charge of
raising the funds to report next We'd
nesday the meeting adjourned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-15

Island beef sirloin steak 1Oc a pound
Choice rib roast 10c a pound.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-15
.ELKS IN BLACKJACK

Tonight is the night that the MEM
bers of our local lodge of Elks shine
out in all their glory, this being the
third and last performance of one Of
the best shows ever presented here. In
many respects this production has run
far ahead of any amateur show at
tempted in Honolulu, and as for the
outside world well, they'd have to 60
some to beat it. 1t is certainly re-
markable, the amount of talent that
can be gathered together from such a
small base of material as Honolulu has
to draw on, and every effort of our To-
cal people, seems to be an eclipse to
whatever their last attempt was, no
matter the price, character or kind.
Tonight's show is full of ginger. An
assortment of new gags with many
new verses to carry along the local
songs. The Dillingham; Quartette have
promised us something new and catchy
while the Comedy Quartette says
they'll be there with both feet" The
finale" it is impossible to improve up
on, with the exception that many new
and striking light effects have been
planned by Electrician Dunn. A crowd
ed house is assured the boys tonight
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Foreign News
By Gable
TREPOFF PLOTS.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 15-It is
charged that General Trepoff, Secre-
tary of the Interior Durnova and other
reactionaries are plotting a counter
revolution to prove the unhtness of the
people for self-government
The commission appointed to inves-
tigate the losses during the recent ag-
rarian disturbances has reported that
these will foot up one hundred and fifty
millions of roubles.
ALGECIRAS CONFERENCE.
ALGECIRAS, March 15.-The con-
ference on the Morocco dispute is
dead-locked.
NELSON AND McGOVERN DRAW
PHILADELPHIA. March 15.-The
fight between Battling Nelson and
Terry McGovern last night was declar-
ed draw, although Nelson made the
better showing.
PLAN TO KILL PARKHURST.
NEW YORK. March 15.--It is alleged
that a plot has been disclosed to assas-
sinate DR.. Parkhurst, inspired by the
desire of the police to get revenge upon
the reformer.
PLOT TO KILL DTALY'S KING.
ROME, March 15.-Prisoners in Jail
here have confessed to an anarchist
plot to kill King Humbert. The crime
was to have been committed on April
IS.
WOMAN WAS INSANE.
NEW YORK, March 15.-The Will
liams woman. arrested here yesterday
for threats to kill J. Pierpont Morgan
and his son, has been found to be in
sane.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-15
MISSED Chance
TO MAKE MONEY
TWO OVERDUE COAL SCHOONERS
THAT ARRIVED WEDNESDAY
HAD BEEN REINSURED.

If there had been any reinsurance
gamblers in Honolulu they could have
made a handsome cleanup on the
schooners VIM. F. CAIRNS and the Rosa
mond. The reinsurance on the former
boat when out 1O7 days was 60 per cent
and on the Rosamond 10 per cent when
so days out. oBth boats arrived yes
terday. The reinsurance had probably
advanced slightly in both cases yester-
day. They are now lying off port and
viii probably proceed to Eleele shortly,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-15
PLYING ROLLERS"
IN TOWN
TWO EVANGELISTS OF THE SECT
KNOWN AS THE FLYING ROLL
Frs" PASSED ON VENTURA.

Two evangellsts of the sect known
as the Flying Rollers" passed through
town on the Ventura. They left some
literature in town.
They called themselves John and
Mary of the House of David" and hail
from Benton Harbor, Michigan. They
belong to the Flying Rollers" who be-
lieve that $4,000 people will gain i'm
mortality without death.
The two evangelists are on their way
to Australia.