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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
COMPLAINTS
OF BAD FISH
PINKHAM SAYS A LARGE SHIP
MENT WAS IMPORTED BY A
WHITE FIRM.

The complaints that bad fish has re-
Gently been sold at the fish market are
thought to be possibly traceable to a
large shipment received by local haole
grocery store from California. 1t was
consignment of $1,000 worth of sal
mon, which after it had been sent out
was complainer of. The company at
once began trying to get it back.
"The matter was reported to me just
before I went to Molokai ten days ago.
said President Pinkham of the Board
of Health, ''and it is the only complaint
l have heard about bad fish being Of
fered for sale. Efforts were at once
made to stop the sale of the fish The
firm which received it "a large local
firm, was most anxious to get it back.
There was a shipment of $500 worth"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
MARN YOUNG
AND HIS CRIME
Continued from page one.1

the case and then took it before the
grand jury, with the result that there
was a new indictment, charging the
more serious crime VI assault with in
tent to commit murcsr, on which he is
now awaiting trial,
The evidence against Young is said
to be very strong. In fact the con-
fession made to Vida was not the only
one he is declared to have made. The
trial of the case will, it is said, dis
close a confession by him to Sheriff
Brown and still another to Mrs. En-
meluth, at whose place the shooting
occurred.
Young is said to have shot at one
man and hit another. lie is a smartly
dressed Korean, wearing brilliant light
blue stockings, a black sun and high
collar, and having the general appear
aoce of a cheap dude, But in broken
English he sticks very firmly to the
story Of the water cure, the pistol the
threats to kill and the punches In the
body. All this happened in the local
prison, and he Is now in Oahu jail,
where things are different, he says.
The story of the shooting which led
to Young's arrest was a peculiar one
Young and another Korean were rivals
for the affections of native woman,
and Young appeared to be the losing
candidate for her heart, He lay in
wait one night and TOOK a shot at his
supposed rival. He shot another man
and therefore reasons that he is not
guilty of the assault, fol certainly he
never intended to shoot the man he
hit, and he appears to think that it
was the latter's fault for being around.
Attorney General Peters is making
an investigation of the case He has
had the Korean under examination al
ready. The matter is likely, it is said,
to be brought before the governor as a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RYAUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Proposals will be received at the Of
flee of the County Clerk of the County
of Oahu, Honolulu, until 70 O'Clock
noon of August 7th, 1906, for the ma
cadamizing of portion of the waialae
Road.
Specifications may be obtained at the
Office of the County Clerk.
All proposals shall be for price per
square yard of finished roadway and
each proposal shall be accompanied by
a certified check for Two Hundred
Fifty O.OO) Dollars Proposals shall
be in sealed envelope addressed TO
the Chairman of Committee on Roads.
Bridges and Parks, endorsed Tender
for matchmaking Waialae Road"
The Board of Supervisors reserve the
right to reject any and all tenders re-
ceived.
d. KALAUOKALANI, JR..
County Clerk, County of Oahu.
7ts-July 80, 81, Aug. l, ?, 3, 4, 6.
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matter for International protest as in
the case of the alleged ill-treated Jap.
Some comment is made among legal
men on the ringing in of the affidavit
about cruelty on a motive to reduce
bail. 1t is declared to be elementary
law that the long affidavit had nothing
to do with the motion, which Judge
Robinson held as soon as an attempt
to read it was made. Hence the aft
davit is regarded as prepared for pub
LEGATION rather than for use in court,
where in fact it wasn't used.
Y. Marn Young's motion for a reduc-
ton of bail was based upon a lengthy
affidavit filed late on Saturday in the
Circuit Court by MagoOn and Light
foot 1t tells with much detail of his
arrest and Imprisonment and of several
repeated interviews in which Deputy
Sheriff Henry Vida is alleged to have
administered the most cruel tor
ture, together with many threats to
kill, to induce the prisoner to confess.
For over two days the prisoner claims
to have been left without food or wa
ter, except when given the famous IVA
ter cure" On one occasion Vida is
said to have announced that the time
to kill Young had come and to have
stood him against a wall and pointed a
pistol at him for several minutes, Final
ly it is stated, Vida and two assistants
tied a rope around the victims neck
and each proceeded to pull on the rope
till Young became unconscious. After
that he answered yes to all their
questions and 4 confession" was taken
down, according to the affidavit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
GETS LICENSE

The Waimea Wine Company, Of
Waimea, Kauai, gets its license by the
decision of the Board of Arbitrators,
with w. o. Smith dissenting. THE
other members of the board were ]. w.
Cathcart and A. McBryde. Smith does
not state outright that the license
should not issue, but he wants further
evidence before deciding as to the
validity Of signatures on the protest
against the company, with signatures
the other two members of the board
hold to have been shown to be void.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
A SIESTA.

At Halelwa is more enjoyable than
one in the hammock on the back
verandah at home. Haleiwa offers
every comfort to the tired business
man who enjoys a rest and a breezy
atmosphere, Five dollars for the round
trip and one days board. st. Clair
Bidgood manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

In the Riverside League series yes
terday the Chinese Athletics defeated
the Japanese Athletics by a score of IA
to 9, The Palamas won from the Chi
nese Alohas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

The Mems meeting at the Y. M. G.
A. yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended. f. b. Turner spoke upon the
subject of The Brotherhood Of Man"
An interesting open meeting followed
in which many took part
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
NOTICE.

After July 81, the main agent of the
Sanitary Steam Laundry i'm the center
of town will re the Territorial Messen-
ger Service on Hotel street. Orders will
be handled any time Of day or night.
Sundays included.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

A good many people went out to Wa
hiawa yesterday over the new line Of
the Oahu Railway, to spend the day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
Money to Loan
NECESSITY IS
THE MOTHER

Of some things but not of drugs.
There is nothing just as good as pure
drugs. Adulterated quinine is not half
as effective as the pure article. All OF
our goods are as pure as our quinine
and ridiculously cheap. Hebron Drug
Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards-Sales. 80 Hon. b. &
NJ, Co., $500; so Hawaiian Sugar Co
$500; IS Eva, $23 60 So
Session Sales-10O McBryde SO 90; 100
McBryde Sc 90; 200 McBryde Sc 90.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

Mr.. Duff, a brother-law Of Congress-
man Dalzell, called on Governor Carter
this morning. The governor will take
him for an automobile trip about the
island tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Bargains in Real Estate, Manoa VAL
ley, also house Beretania street. for
$3.50
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30
Henry WaterhOuSG TruSbCop Lti,,

Cor. Fort & Merchant SITS, Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-30

Billy Woods, Referee; Larry Dee,
Time Keeper; Dick Sullivan, Manager.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
I'm HcaSima Ocrbaftet.

&eubing, go, /. Ipril. - Der
3abnar5t Or. Sacob W. @artmonn lit
bier ioeben ieltgenommen poroen aui
Infla9cn, Die cine iun9e Came in
HemsYorf, Sri. Winnie @eiq BON Nr.
2159, SlgbeS- apenue, erbebt. 2as
iunge WGohen, sic Sohtcr bon, Mar
@eill, bate iih NIT Dem 3abnfiinitler
perlobt; lie bebouptet, Der 2ebtere
babe nod Scr Gerlobung mad mo
nad) $3.50 bon ibrem @ater erlongt.
&or etlpa iieben @onaten lit Cart.
mann aus Neiu.Yorf obeereilt uno
5iuor bot CT angeblid ipebcr ieiner
&erlobten, nod ibrem gatcr porber
gbieu geiagt. Gr lieB iid) bann bier
ricocr nno Deiruibete Dor pier @ofcr
Momie Stein, Die Sodter elmer be.
fonnten Somilie. 81. @ortmanH
miro fcitgebalten uno Elm gusliefc-
rllngspcrfobren lit eingeleitet lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

Sic d)bett Scr Neger
gebt 5u melt - Der 9teger Geo.
Earslep, 26 Sabre alt, BON gtr. 221S,
9runtitraBc, mliroe gciterlt bonn Gifs
ter Sooen in Scr meltliden Eoli5eis
ltation wc9en zines tbGtli6en Nit
grifiS olti Sen Strobenbnbn . Con.
buftetr Snrrp @ooo BON Hr. 1905,
FrcBbnrpltrnBc, nit $40 uno 30 IA.
gen @ef1ngniB beltraft. EarSIeD be.
Itieg an Sanitog Hadmittog in Der
9tGbe 0eS 2ofapette . Marftes einen
StroBcnbabn 3 @oggon ser Yennipl-
uoiltu = Npenue : Clinic. Gr be5ablte
Ieilten Nidcl nlo lette iid; uad) eini-
ger 3eit perlangte er cine SranSierirs
fartc, mclde inn audi 1egeben murOe.
Aat) l0ltacrer Eauie ging CT wieOer
ollf ben Gonoilttcur $4,000 SIT uno be.
bollptete, oennlelben cinen Siertelool.
lar gc9eben 5ll boben. 2etterer leug.
liete bieS mo mcigcrte iif, @ed)iel 5u
gebcn. Gr befiimmerte iid) oltd) nid)t
meitcr Inn SEN Neger uno beior9te
icine Irbcit. 9ls man @reene. uno
SaratogoitroBc crreibt bate, Der.
Iette Scr Neger pl0tlid Sem CONDUIT
tclr cilen Stob bon biltcll, 10 boB
ocrielbe ollf Ole Strnbc itiir5tc. Ears.
Icp crgriii iofort bic 6llldt, wllroc ie.
ood bon mebrcrcn Taiio9ieren Der.
folgt mo Lief an 2crington Warft
Dem S%crgcanten Mllrpbp in Die
S1noe.
gine8 NcQerS Selb It.
NJ oropcru 1. - Ser 40 Sabre
ulte Neacr Sobn @oro nabm gcitern
&ormittag fllr5 had 10 llbr in iciner
@obnnng, Nr. 213, Norb-G Carlton.
StroBe, cine Coils 2ouoanum. Die
Eoli5ilten Butler uto @oplan, meld)e
bon SEM SclbItmorouerilb borten
ciltcn nad) Ser @obmung oeS HegerS
nno trofen &ortebringen, Dab Der
lelbc in Scr Imbulon5 beS iiiomeit.
lide, Giitrrfts nnd oem nSranflin.
SQhorc-Soipitol" iiber9eiiibrt wuroc.
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Wcphiito'S Mad,e.

Ser Gborafteripieler unb sic jul.
genoIife 2iebbaberin elmer oeutiden
Eropin5 giibne batten iidJ bcftig &c.
sonft. Srei Gage ipater traten iie
lid dis Iepbiito uno @retdcn I'M
~5ouit" a~cseniiber. Chen IatteMar.
garetbc Sen Sdranf geoffnet, ba
fonb iic nit ciuem lpeit iiber sic gb.
lidt beS Sidters binausgebenoen ST..
belid)rei oos perborgcne 9aithert.
TieieS belob n1mlid einen unge.
mobnliden ltmiong, iuesbalb lie Oo.
rim irgcno cine carte stllfmerfiamfeit
cincs neuen G~ereGrers permutbetc.
Sodit natiirlid flong oaber oerglus.
riii: .Gs lit bod wunocrbar! @as
mag ipobl orinnen fem? Sd oenfe
pobl, id made cs allf." arh Der
folgenoe Beers: n@oS lit oaS? Soft
i'm Simmel! Sdou'!" gab elmer
groBcrL abcr nif)t mebr 10 f~reloigen
llebcrroid)nng gusbrild, benu es ID
helte ibr obcn ouf Dem Sdmlde nur
oos = 9ilbniB oes Wepbiito bob.
Mid entgegen. @critimmt id,ob iie
cs b%eiieitc. Sdon iudbreno Der leb.
ten Gcrie aber mar ans benz geGffne.
ten 9Gitdcn Cit unbeimlides
Sdnlirren uno Drummer gebrun.
gen, ilnO foi,m bate 8rctdcn es Doc
benz pie9el aciteIlt uno iid at idmii.
den o%ngeiongen, 10 crtonte ploblidl
Die Melobie oes: 30, on liebcr gugil.
itin, ~slilguitin, gugititin!" MaBlo.
ieS gnticbcn lieB Die Arme suerit CT.
itarrcl. 3ann idlltg Wepbiito's
Spfcr raid oen Gedel bes 3aitens ST.
mo iilhte nit sitternoer Stimme ben
Wonolog wieoer aui5unebmen, aber
nmionit. llnerbittlid, QUITE Die 9ole
ibren nlieben giguitin" oa5piiden,
uno ols Tie nod elmer Eauie gar nod
aniing: yWtGble rid, rid, rld an
meme crime Seite," ba cabs fem
Salten mebr. Gin brauienbes Sc.
lGd)tcr crbob iid Dor uno binter Der
9iibne, Scr oberite Stang begann Die
Melobie mit5uioblen, unb iiber oas
obnm6dtige @retden ianf langiam
Der 8orbang b%ernieoer.
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Wffairc Mathbunc.

Columbus, 8. 1. gpril.-Gas
Sans bat geltern NIT 10 gegen 4
Stimmen sic gemeiniame &eiolution
oes Senots poliirt, ipelde Sen Gons
greb crilld,t, Die gegen Cites g. @atb.
bone i'm 3lliammenbang init Dem eli.
boniid)en Eoitifanoal erbobenen @e.
idulOiglnaen 5ll ltnteriuden. Ger 9e.
nlofrat 9iQingiteo fiibrte aus, baB
bie @erfolgung bon &atbbone nidt
boralf 5uriid5ufiibren iei, Dab ma
ben Sduloigcn beitrafen molle, ion.
bern allf oos 9eitreben, Die llebeltbd.
ter 5lt idiiecr.
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Soiurt aerGd)ter Wurb.

Tatdea Miii., 1. April. -
Sarrp gearo, elm nabe 8ibalia a,.
iGliiger iunger Yilan5er bon MIR 90
Sabren, iulrbe geitern slbeno BON Ell.
mem Neger, meld)er iiir i'm searbeitet
nn0 nit weldcm er Dor etlid)en Mo,
naten einen Streit bate, bon einem
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Sas Gciultat elmer Eraie.

Gbarlerot So, 1. Gpril.-9ei
einem Srinfgcloge BON gergleuten
in einem @cbol5e, cine babe Weile
bon Smiligbt, einem &oblengrdber.
3orie in Der HGbe BON bier, muroe
belrte Nahmittag 8 llbr elm Wunn
eridoIien, 5mei anoere erbielten
nobriheinlid tootlife ShuBluun.
oelL eilt britter befom einen Ieiier.
it'd in beu llnterleib, einent uierten
murOen Sails unh @eiidt perbrannt
unb ein f~iiniter nltroe gefGbrlib
ollrd) einen Sdui6 peripunoet.
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Tricbri d) q 6IfeI0t.

Ser 2eid)nam oes ont lebten Con.
ncrItog pl0tlid) perItorbenen Srn.
Sricorih g9lfclrt ulrroe gcitern
NoGmittag inter nn0cmCin 5oblrcis
der 9etbeiliglng bon 2eiotrogcnoen
bonn S%rollerbouic Hr, 20l1, SitsSli.
pcr.S trobe aus ouf Scr Baltimore
Cemetery" 5ilr letter Nllbc beitottet.
Siele id)one @lltnler0clpinoc lporen
eillgelouien nno Der v@nitop Ibolpb
&ercin," iomie Die uMoOiior = 2oae,
S. 8. 8. S." ocren @iitolicb ser Ca
bingcihiebenc piele Sabre lang mar,
batter itorfc Scrtrctu1grll cntlanot,
Eoltor $. &. Sdliitcr rnltirte I'M
5roucrbnilic ltnb nnt @robc, uno bic
@obrtitftrGgcr iuorcn bonn n@uItop
Nbolpb @crein" Sic SS. Slllilts
Mcper, Geo. @leiBncr llnb CIR. &ori-
toisfi uno bon Der oMinoiion-2oge"
Die SS. Gmil @agncr, Geo. &lein
uno Geo. Sllllf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
2iebesidJmur zines Ant.

2iebcs dJnur zines Int.
Iers.
s(n ein W1bden, oas CT nidt beira
then mill.
Sd liebe Gid nit 2eioeuIdaft,
SD liebc Gid nit bunoert Yieroe.
frait,
Sn ieben @ummireifen m0dt ids
idreiben:
gu bilt mein 2ieb uno ioait es etpig
bleiben.
W iBgnnIt It. = 6remOer (bei Ell.
ner Sdlagerei i'm 9oripirtbsbaus):
.Sagen Sic mir nur. pie es fommt.
OaB iid) seraoe an Dem Sauptfrafeb.
Ter feiner pergreiit2 Ser miiBte bod
ldngit an Die Suit seiett iein!"
Wirtb: nSa, Der lit in ser unfalI.
periiderung unb miiroe. iuenn linn
mas geidiebt, brei Warf pro Gag bes
fommen. Gus gonnt inn natiirlih
feiner!" aJi
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Seirat

Illgnit &. Scin5crling, 81, 1nS
NeQic 9. Salleriuein, Is; NlppIifani
Ingult 6. Sein5erling Nr.616, Morb.
Slllton-slpenue.
Charles 9. Geeo, 46, nrb Gbitb g.
Seer, q; 9(pplifont CHARLES g. Cor.
Don, Scr. S55, Samilton.S erracc.
George M. Yeters, Al, ino 2ucy
M. 9iron 45; gpplitant George %.
EeterS, Montgomerp County, Mo.
@iaiom s. 2eoerer, 90, uno Geaie
Mepers, 10; gpplifont 8iaiom 6.
2cbcrer, @oibinston. 9. g.
Siooc 6. Stroub, 80, uno Tonnie
@iliion, 81; gpplifont Morris 8iIf.
ion, Hr. 1405, Sinoem- Mpenlle.
hilbert 9. Slciinser, "a, uno @e.
rion gedofcr, 90; gpplifont .. Gle
finger, Ger. 106, Norb.G Charles. Str.
hilbert 81. Mocaen5ic, %, nno
Morp s. Summer, %; gpplifont gls
bert 81. Wocaen5ic, Scr. 1914, Sit.
Nortb- Tucnie.
Soiuoro sc. @iler, q, uno 9eiiie
Spoer, 10; gpplifont Somoro 90.
@ilcr, Oorf, Eo.
Sermon Iullinger, %, unb 2ouiie
Wcmminger, IS; gpplifont Sermoll
IiIlin9cr, Nr. 735, Sober.S troBe.
Solomon Soften, 26, nn0 Sannie
Jreuocntbol, %; glpplifant Solomon
&atten, GER. 1923, @ooobroof. Npcnlle.
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Sinterbulte aus eridoiien. Sein grli.
Der Charles 9earo, melder it'd bel
linn befanO, erid)oB llnmittelbar oa-
raul Den Heaer.
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@crmiidDte tclcsrapbiid)c Sepciden.


Die ySlo Dominion 9reiuing
& See SO. bon Nepport SEEMS, 3d.,
bat iid) genotbigt geicben, ibr sc.
lommt : gigentbum gum Better ibrer
@l1nbigcr oitf einen ibrer Trllitecs,
s. q. @aiiie, 81 iiberidreibeu. Die
Wcbrbeit Der @lGubigcr iino Tbila.
oelpbicr Gapitoliiten.
Sn @lbanp &..D., bat iid Scr
81 Sabre olte Sd~onf1pGrter Sobn
2ub, Der fiir5lih bon Srop. I..D.,
oortbin gefommcn mar, uegen ar.
beitsloligfeit eriHoiien. gr bintcr-
labt cine 5rou unO iicbcn ainoer.
Die iron5oiiiben 2uftidiiier
@rai Senri DC la gaur unb Charles
2cpce BADEN bon @eit. Eoint, H..D.,
aus einen criol8reid)en aufitieg &C.
mnd)t, ser lie nad Feefsfia gebrad)t
bot.
Bel einem SalSbrano in Geeo
GitD, Iih., murOcn ScuerDebr-Gbe
golladcr uno Seuerpcbrmann Elato
Socep unb mnbrideinlid nod einigc
nnoerc Eerionen inter elmer einitiir'
5enoen Wnucr begra6en.
Ibos. arncr, GO Sabre alt, unb
@m. Barron, % Sabre alt, murben
bel Samluqua, go, wdbreno Tie Dem
@eleiie Der nHepoing.9 obn" entlang
sinaen, burd eklen Sdncairadt5ug
i~lberiobren mo getootet.
- Sn Nep-Sapen, Cont, fano
oeltern cine Yriigelei 5wii6en giir-
germ Der Staot mo Stroenten Ger
llniperiitGt Dale itott, in welder ct.
lide Der Sbeilnebmer idlimm 5llse.
rid)tet ipurben. Webrere Stuoenten
puroen pcrbaftet unO inter 9iirg-
idoit g%citelt. uno cine llntcriubung
iiber Die gfiaire lit i'm @ange.
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Die SS. Gmil @agncr, Geo. &Iein
uno Geo. Slnf.
Sic groBcn Q h q II it cI II.
0cn OeS Carl Sagcnbcd',
idcn II nternebm mems mcrnen
om Is. unb 10. glpril lire Nieicr5clte
otf Dem Hlobe al Der Gde bon 9orf,
Mooo unb %. Strobc ouii1loger.
Mit Sem Gintrcffen 0icier SGnllitel.
lllngcn miro Dem Eublifum mieocr
ctnoS goll5 NcucS geboteu. Die Soce
mag porberrld)eno lcin, bnb Ole Sns
Ncnbcd'idlc Sdouitealung nllr ollS
truinirtcn Sbieren bcitcbt, ipie man
DieleidJt aus benl Humcn &o9cnbed
ihliebcn mag. GicS lit icbod) nidt
ser Sua. Gle nellen Gorl @ugenbcd'-
id)cn grobcn Sd)onltelun0cn cntbol-
ten Gin 0reifohcs llnternebmen, mel-
DIES cincn Sripel-G ing.Girfl,s, cine
oItln0iid)e Ecrabcru ulto cine pcrgr0-
Bcrtc Sonthllung troinirtcr miloer
Sbicre reprGientirt. Grei protiii6e
S6oltItellungen, mcl6c IN cine pers
monbclt iinb. Die 3clte iino sic
gr6btcl1, melhe bier ienrolS geicbcn
mltrben, un0 iebeS ein5clne cntbGlt
gcnltg Ocs Sntercliontel1, nm aus
Dem Grltouncn gar nid)t berollS5ll-
fon1nlen. Sir sic IilSitellung iinb
sic Gicnitc Don t%orien0 Ecrioncn II,
picrbunbcrt Eferoen eriorberlid. Gic
Webr5obl Der Witiuirfcnocn lit aus
ircmGer 2dnbcrn 1,l6 eridytint 5lli1
crItci1 Mole IN Imcrifo. 9rei Hin0c,
5ipci crbobte 9iibnen lllo cin n,Gd)ti.
ger Sppoorom lit fir Die &oritell,in-
gen notbmenbig. GoS oitinbiide &c
robero lit obiolut origincl, IN mel.
der cinbunbert Sinons,n MGnncr,
Sralien mo &inber, %nlitipirfcn. 8ci
Der i%rcieir StroBcnporooe am Mors
gen mcroet bitletbcr III elmer &C.
nalten @iebergnbc 1eihrr loitinoiihrn
Ceremonial . Ero5cilion crid)cinclL
mcld)e ipegen ibreS grpBeit Yompes
mo Ser pcrlpirrenben @rillon5 nod
BON feiner Strnbenporooe Der Seer.
gon0enbcit iibcrtroiien iporben lit.
Die ociommte Sinoll.Golonie fam
Dor ben Nndmittogs- nnb I6ellOpor.
Itelllrngen in ibrer gingcborcnen-@c.
mobnbeiten in Sem MINER 81 Dem
Mena9erie-3 Belt gclcben meroen. Sier
bietet iid cine 0iiniti9c @elgenbeit
fir Gin nobcs Stltoium bicies inte-
relionten GolfSitommcS. Mo9ifer II.
3ollbcrcr lperOcn ibre mpitiii5ircn-
Den &llnititiifc, wcgcrl mcldlcr Die
Sinous bcriibmt iino, o%ufiiibreri. Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oenlonitrirct Den
fllriolen 8ebrnud) ibrcr oltmobiidrn
@oifen, Sel,erciicr, 3cnfelStGn5cr,
ShlongcnbGnoigcr, Sdhuerteiier 1t.
SGnscrinncn ollcr Irt fiibron iiilncn.
6criidcnOc &uniiitiide olif. SpGter
5icbt Die 1nn5c SinOlt.&olonie in ber
Cirrus Gin ulb crbGlt fir cine inbis
idc Soir Elm 0on5es 3elt cin9c.
rdllmt. Sod nicmols lit etipoS slebn.
lides in gmerifa 9eieben iporoen.
SIN britten 3cltc befinbet iid) Die
Sommling ser Wcltbcriibmten So.
9enbed'idcn troinirten Sbiere olls
alien @elt1cgcnOcn. Nob cen Gor.
itelllutgen in oieicm 3elte iinoet cine
grobe Sbicrpora0e Dor Dem EuIbli.
finn itott.
Gin Strobenba6nmog g.
entgIei It. = Gin Mog1on
Der %GOmonoion Ipenue.2inie cnt-
gleiite geitcrn Y6cno an Der Centre.
mo ct. EoulsStr. urb ronrte &C.
gen Sen eiiernCn YfoItpn zines |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

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&otellicer5 mar urb Die 3eit9cn be.
idyporen, lire WoDl5eiten cingcnom.
men 81 boben.
GS ging 5u BOD Der. -
3icnlid) bod ging eS g~eltcrn irii1 &C.
gen 2 llbr in Der @obnrng Oes 40
Sabre alten Negers 8m. &. @ilion,
Ir. sol, 9boppeaitrobe, 5u. &nnoe-
Sergeant B%eregorp, Sergeant gien.
Mig uno 5pei Eoli5iitcn ~peridoiiten
iid) eilien @ingang uno bolten neben
@ilion iiinf Neger ltno Hegerinnen
aus Dem Souie. @ifon ipliroe &c.
liern Sormittng pom Mid)ter 2ittig
linter Der ACKNOWLEDGING oes SaltenS
zines mnorbentliden Sa1ies unter
$500 9iirgi1ait fir baS @eridtsper.
fabren geIteQt.
9ran0. Gllr, nod If ll6r
cntltono in eincm SouIen gbiaQ i'm
Sreppengong Oes erIteu Stodluerfs
ser @irtbidaft bon 9ernb. Straub,
Siiopeit.Gde bon Monument. buno
6orreitsS trabe, niif unbefannte @eiie
5eiter. 3ur 3eit bes Iusbruds oes
6euers befano ii6 Niemanb in Dem
@ebduoe. Gin alarm puroe burd)
Srn. Charles Sauters bonn aaiten
Nr. 242 aus eingeinnot. Der Sd)a-
Ben mar unbeoenten6.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-09
Franchises.

Hopkinsville is the home Of num-
Der of large enterprises, some of
them capitalized at many millions of
dollars. These great corporations
pay little if any franchise taxes, and
since the city now has two members,
both lawyers in the General Assem-
bly,, they should be requested to en-
deavor to secure such amendments
TO the laws as will make it possible
to tax all classes Of property for city
purposes that the state reaches for
state purposes. A proper and just
assessment of the corporations of the
city, that now practically escape
taxation, would double the revenues
of the city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-09
HERE AND THERE.

All kinds of lumber forsale. Phone
g72. J. H. Winfree.
DR.. E. N. Fruit, Dentist, Office
syeF City Bank, Hopkinsville, KY.
Drs. Oldham and Gregory, Osteo-
saths, 7O5 S. Clay ST., Hopkinsville,
Kentucky.
Bright, honest young
man from Hopkinsville, KY, to pre-
pare for paying position in Govern
ment Mail Service. Box One, Cedar
Rapids, la.
l. w. Harper whiskey pronounced
by Worlds best experts The Worlds
Best Whiskey Grand Prize-Highest
Award st. Louis Worlds Fair. Sold
by w. R. Long, Hopkinsville, KY.
For all kinds of rough building ma
aerial, and wood and saw dust,
CAn Cumberland phone No. 400,
Home phone NO. ll(O. Free delivery
N city limits. Dering, Frank &
Lewis Lumber Co.
For rent or lease, front
room Office over millinery
store next door to Kentuck-
ian ofiicel M. L. ELB.
Mr.. w. e. Reeves and family hav,
arrived here and will in a few day
locate a few miles east of the city.