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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

Ney. York. Oct. .l.-Thc work of the
Clearing House authorities during tho
closed period Of business activities over
SUNDAY bore fruit today in a prompt and
decisive return OF confidence The stock
market Ii@jlt'a itself like IL snip over
which :: sdl:;il had passed and prices all
through liz" list started UPWARDS and re-
tricved l..;;!!y points al last weeks de
c'in=S il n'iu "rous cases. The field of
the troubles il Tie ranks Of tii,- New
! n"i. banks WHS generally uni trsto GOD last
week, h't th. force Of The depression
which this eNe:t Il. VS. caused hy til"
fears that IL. Troubles inust run to Il
h.iinatiua. y convct.nn WAS lacl;in:,
IF II e power even Of The Clearing, HuuS,
to liGht tins difficulty. rhe measures
;tGol tel ~, Sunday showed 50 clearly
tie resort 70 The strong Hand to "oot ont
tn C"uu'ttoas y 4irN Nrlc CAUSING api;:e-
lcn>ipn thai mucA Of lie fears was dis
solN "a.
Solid si;isfartiun WIS felt over the pol
icy followed w thr Clearing House in its
Mid stupa as we'll. The United Copper
episode last week Tut power into the
hands of Clearing House to dictate terms.
I lie outcome is regarded with q SatiSfac-
ton which WAS enthusiastically registered
in the DAYS events, including the buoy
ant rebound III prices Of stocks. The
opinion Of the financial world was Of Z
peril ay, rted. The rebound in prices Of
stot KS was attributabla in large degree
u th" necessities of an uncovered snort
inte' est, which operated last week very
boldly on the assumption that even This
WAS RUNNING; to :. catastrophe. Demand
beyond t.is VAS under sonic reserve. In
Srn" securities today further forced Ii
orliGHtion Was obviously going On even in
taf'e oi inc Vigorous advance.
IN the stiffness If til" call loan rat J
also was 6iscerrahle the effects Of thn
further rurcin@ process III the recall OF
credits. There WAS offered 70. discussion
the nn. expected tn"aEcn?e mt on Saturday
1Ftt;. stock I'Sc,1D.ra hcIrrs- ,f 81
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SAGADAHCC.
RICHMOND.

Thousands of loads of gravel and
Icam have been hauled from the town
lot to repair and, build cons rctc walks.
This has left a large artificial pond
Which the boys use for sailing small
toy boats and enjoy il much.
Tho steam drcdger Lc"iltHan wa; II
our w!,arvcs early Tuesday mornn" 1t
is understood this craft viii dc some
government work on our river through
contracts made hy Noble Maxwell.
Mrs. John H. Stuart lcrt for i:cston
Tuesday, whore she will MAX" a visit
with friends and relatives f"r Il week
or more,
f. T. Bradetrcet and LnrirG Ballard
Of Gardiner wcr" in town TUESDAY Last
looking after their business int rests
in this village.
A grand carnival for children vas
held at Curtis hail Wednesday 2ft =
noon at 40. a large comuanv IF school
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston, Oct. u
New York Produce Market.
New York. Oct.

New York. Oct. Il.
FL.OJ E-Rccoipts 1851: exports li.Sl0
sales 4$|: dun and unsettled.
WHEAT-Re ceipts So. 100: exports 2311,
0S1: sales 5,2ju0G6 futures. 176.c0o spot. spot
easy: No. > red 1875 elevator: No. , red
112%S q b atioat: No. northern Du.uti
12.ii b atloat Ne. hard winter II
o b atolt.
CORN-Recerts :4.4oo: exports 1oooo
sales $1,000: spot easy; No. T2l. elevator
ana - o b atlO3t: No white 1874 ano
No. yellow T.; f O b afloat
CATS-I;eceiDts 11t.C0O: spot quiet: mix
ed. 26G 81 lbs, Sc; natural white. 2tAtI:;2 lbs
Isl Iff2. Clipped white 32034 lbs. G:!2Tt7l
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Earely steady: 9.4519.55.
PtRk-Stcady.
SUGAR-Raw steady: fair refining 3.49
centrifugal IS test $50: iEolasses sugar
;H;: refined steady.
BCTTER-Steady: receipts 509S. cream.
cry specials :,SiA: extras - thirds to firsts
24m2-ia: held creamery first to specials
2fi%f:?N: stat uaiiy common 10 finest
o22f'.S: process common 10 specials 1926
WeSt""n factory common /" fl SIS 2Nt2i
EGGS-FirT: receipts Giii: state, Fa
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COUNTY NEWS
HANCOCK.
DEDHAM

A;r and Mrs. Afr Il s'.r..Inu l"&-'
gone I" s,urrv to lily, Will Il. II u:,u@.l-
tor. Mrs. Edith Cunningham.
Mrs. Elizabeth DurriHi "nd sister,
Miss CiadIs ElGrodge, hrV.' taken .
rem. in Eango, where til =. win liz" this
Winter.
.s!r and Mrs WalIar 4. niH.l, nrn
receiving congratulations w. tt'.- .t:'i,
ia daughter born tn" .''tn it-t
y farmers institute .riIi L. hcI1 1T
the Town hail the IN ina;. NcW
Century Grange will SAW" super t"
the. public.
Several Of The trach,r~ here ar.
planning to attend Tho Maine Teachers
Association at Danger th:' 18th. 18th
and zGt,i.
Mrs. +. W rurriIl has ,rrt-d rrnm
i visit with relatives i'll h,a. i.li.
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Boston Produce Market.

. bt; Boston, Oct. n. ::
FI.OUR-Firmer:. srring patents 521Ql
eco
CORN-Lower; No. 3 yellow az.
OATS-F.asicr: No. clipped white G2rs,
HAY-Firmer: No. | goo VI
MILL FEED-Easer. ..,
SPRING BRAN-2S. 1929 p.
MIXED FEED-30. 5OGt32e1
FORK-UnChanged; medium 1915.
LARD-Lower: lis.
BEEF-Firm whole cattle 10i4Ml03,
LANES Firm: spring 1lI12i2
NEALS-FiIm: 111!M13 e
BTTTER-Steady; northern Sl632 -
CHEESE-Steady; York state lJIaM16ie
EGGS-Steady; choice 3iI36; western u
M2S.
APPLES-Unchanged Gravenstcins 80
M4JO -"
TCTATCES-Easier Maine white 65iISSi
SUGAR-Steady on Il basis of 80 for
Sranulated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22

home of Rev j. c. Lamb. who perform
cd the ceremony. The bride is Is and
the groom /, years Of age. 1Icartiest
good wishes are being felt and expressed
for the truest welfare and success of the
Young couple. The reception will occur
Nov > at the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. Emma IIcrsey.
Tho y. T. Reading Club met at the
home of O. Il. Rhoadcs last Saturday
evening.
T. j. Wright is busy again this week
in Iairvicw cemetery. where he has all
ready made great improvements
TROY.
Mrs. Addie Piper, who mas been
Spending several weeks with her aunt
in Belfast. returned home Saturday.
Fred WEYMOUTH is at home from
Bates College for u week to attend to
his du lies as Superintendent OF Schools,
in Troy.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hill Of Boston
are the guests OF sir. HIS parents for
Il week
ROY. J. G. Lamb supplied the pulpit
at Troy Corner on Sunday.
There was a quiet wedding at Troy
Center Saturday evening, the contract
ing parties being Ira Fernald and
Miss Vera Getchell, both of this town.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Monroe were
called to Newport Sunday to attend tie
funeral Of Mrs. Monroc's father. Alvin
Berry. Mr.. Berry was former resi-
dent OF this town and has many friends
here. He died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. a. J. Campbell.
THORNDikE
Mrs John Hall was called to Auburn
last week on account of the death of
her sun-in-laW, Ellery Crockett. Mrs.
Crockett was Il resident here before her
marriarc ana has many friends here
who extend their Sympa thy. She IS LETT
with four small children.
Mrs. Marshall Wentworth of Knox
was visiting her sister. Mrs. Wallace
Palmer last week.
THORNDIKE STATION - Repairs
are being made on the freight station.
The passenger station has been newly
shirgled.
The MasOns of this place held g publ"
installation Thursday evening. Pc
freshments were served in the Grange
hall.
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LINCOLN.
JEFFERSON


MI $. Sadie Nash returned tn her home
in AlstOu, Mass, Saturday.
Rev. ~ \. Bennett is building Il cal
liI%e house.
James NJ Euclcy. who recently under
went an operation at the Maine General
hosI ital, died there Sunday.
Walter Moody of North Nobleboro pick
cd five barrels of Wolf River apples from,
a 9-year-oid tree. lie shipped them to
Boston ana received $3.50 per barrel.
The annual fair of Willow Grange was
held Thursday, Oct. Il. There was u
Chicken supper and ice cream was served
also. The display Of fruit and vegetables
was excellent that of Abial Weeks being
most noticeable and receiving many IA
vorable comments. All contributions were
sold for the benefit of the Grange, which
realized $40
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WALDO.
TROY CENTER.
RWSer-H -

The connon schools in town will close
ills week.
Miss Aurcna Myrick, who is teaching in
Unity. visited her parents at the Center
Saturday.
Mi and Mrs. Walter Taylor OF Pitts
nel passed Sunday with Mrs. Taylor
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith.
Rev. J. &. Lamb occupied the pulpit of
the Troy church Sunday afternoon.
Ira y. THrnald and Verona NJ. Getchell
were united in marriage oct. - at the
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Salmon Lake Grange.

Salmon Lake Grange observed Ladies
night Saturday. Oct. IS. and the officers
chairs were filed as follows: Master,
Miss Lula f.lwell; overseer. Mrs. Luella
Baker; steward. Mrs. Bertha Nithers;
lecturer. Mrs. Belle Stone; chaplain, Mrs.
Sadie Cook: assistant steward, Mrs Mel
lie Rollins: Ceres. Mrs Aryamea Dam
rem; Pomona, Mrs. Louisa Damren;
Flora. Mrs. Mary Wallace: secretary.
Mrs Lacy Watson; treasurer, Mrs. Euia
Morrow; lady assistant steward, Miss Ha-
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, oct q.
The local wheat market was erratc to- ,
Gay. prices Huctuating over range of
more than three cents. AT the close the
December delivery showed a net loss Of ;.
~. while the May option was down 1873
December cora was off 1ss. Oats were
q lower and provisions were 20 to 31A.
l)Vcr.
The leading futures closed Is follows:
WHEAT-Dec. 1n2M; May 1854 July
1925
CGRN-Dec. 5sa.: May eos.@7s; July COZ. 4
OATS-pec. 53k May 5512: July 49,
MESS PORk-Jan. EA2k: May 1880. as:
LARD-Nov. 9G2l5: Jan. SS7ts: May 800. ~
SEOT.T RIRS-Jan. 1J2h: May STE.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOU R-Steady.
WHEAT-No > spring 110Gll3; No 8 1o2
Gj112: No red 101M10.l@.
CORN-No. > 62H@2.; No. . yellow 62a.
M6Sii. ~:
OATs-No SPY: No. white 4s@5ils. e.
RIE-No. . SIS.
BARLEY -S1MS5.
MALTING-93M
FLAX SEEDING. northwestern 12.ia
CIONEI;-1615. I.
SHORT RlBS-16ol5
MESS POItk-145011i62i4
Ia nuol(
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New York Stock Market.

Ny. ana Mrs. L. ". Thompson were in
Sk"whcgan over Sunday.
Ray Badger Of South st. Adams and
Atwood T&bor of Corinna went Friday
to Blanchard ANA vicinity hunting.
Mrs. J. r. Bcrnctt is entertaining her
motner. Mrs. Springer of DanfoIth, for
a few days.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago Oct 81
CATTLE-2eceipts estimated about 49,
0c0: market steady: steers 450GI14c.
HOGS-Receipts estimated about 1900;
market 10I13c. lower; light butchers go
6t6flj. -
SHEEP-Receipts estimated about -.
O0o: market firm. sheep $500 625: Lambs 5.5
GHo; yealiings 55cTiC00.
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ze! Rollins: gatekeeper, Mrs. Mary Biek-'
ford. The lecturer furnished fine rfol'
gram which consisted of short drama
entitled Our Country Aunt" and tilfs:
was followe ed by a Rose drill and march
by L ladies. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served s
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Oct. u.
III: Memphis quiet, II 7-16: New O1'A-
leans quiet. 112s; Mobile steady, II 3-l6:'
Savannah dull and easy. lis.
Net receipts for three days 105131.
Exports to Great Britain 14.559; to
France 66l4; to the continent $3.50; to
Mexico ~.
Stock So. 0l3. '%'
Spot closed quiet Il points lower. MIDI
ding uplandS Ice; do. gulf 1l.Sj. Sales.
1850 bales.
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

and nearly fancy selected white 34G35E
good to choice 29,33: brown and mixetE
fancy 29II3o; frsts 10 extra firsts 2iI-7.
POTATOES-Steady; Maine per sacl&
1.5%;2: Long Island per Dbl. 2I225: stat,
and penna in bulk per $50 lbs. l72Q2.1e.
Jersey rer Dbl. 1.75W212; Jersey sweets
per Dbl. lQ2 %.
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Boston Apple Shipments.

Boston, Oct. al.--Total apple shipments
from all parts for the week ending Oct.
la were 10..S13 bills. as against lOJ. 9yj bbls.
in the same week last year.
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CAM BRIDGE.

Ambrose Cole of Portlard is in town
on a vacation Of Il few weeks.
4 n,lmbc from this town ATTENDED ti,e
fair and entertainment at Ripley Friday
AMI report Il fine time.
Mrs. +. +. Ring is in Orange, Mass,
on a trn-vccks' visit
IVA Bemis of Halowel was in town
recently.
John Furbush has moved to the vii
larc in the Chadbourne rent.
Mr. ana Mrs Simeon Wilder were in
Embdcn visiting last week.
PALMYRA.
Miss Jennie Weeks, who went las. week
to Session, Will 80 from there tins week
t, Atlantic City to visit a friend.
@. IT, Judkins of Newport was iE town
Sunday.
Mrs Ida Small and son. John Small,
are in Boston this week attending the
Food fair.
The Willing Workers held a sale and
entertainment at Grange hall Friday af-
ternOon and evening which was sue
cess in every way. The receipts amount
ed TO over $40.
Neal Stanley is at home from Boston
for a two-weeks' vacation.
H. S. Emerson raised this wear from
five acres 1902 bushels of potatoes
Mrs. A. II. Southland and Mrs e. r.
Ssson visited at Isaac Kimbali's in Gin
ton over Sunday.
Henry Sanford, who has a position with
tie Armour Co. in Fortland. was at home
Sunday.
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SOMERSET.
MERCER.

Albion Smith has sold his apples on
the trees to David Tracy.
Henry Jones j.; in poor health.
Bonnie Tracy. who has been working
in the planning mill in e. J. Walton :
Woods. got his hand between the roll
crs. tearing the flesh to the bone and
badly tanning hi.; hand.
+. II. Chamberlain suffered a slight
shock last week. DR.. Ames of Nor
ridgewock was called to attend him.
Nr and Mrs Abel Young who have
been visiting the past three months,
returned home last week.
Mrs g. X. Allen. who has been visit
ing her parents in Rome the past two
weeks. has returned home.
Miss Love EigeloW returned to her
home in Boston last week. after a two
weeks visit With her father.
JAckMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs l. p. Andersen, from
Everett, Mass. arc visiting Nj. and
Mrs. II. p. AIckcnney.
Miss Bianch Moore is working for
Daniel Hanco&
c. II. Mills and S. Newton returned
from lockwood, Saturday.
RIPLEY.
The wedding reception Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Ramsdell will occur Monday even
ing at the Grange hall, and that Of Mr..
ard Mrs Frank Winning will be Wednes-
day evening at C. F. Hanson's.
Mrs. NJ l.. SANFORD Of Maplewood,
Mass, is in town on Il visit.
Mis-. A. L, IIemenway returned Monday
to Augusta.
lila Page is visiting at Samuel Shilling 5
from Sangerville.
Mrs. Callie Farrlr has returned from
Freedom, where she visited her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Mary Jewett is in Winthrop.
Turner Lord is improving in health.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stickney of War
rem have been visiting in town.
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EOWCC.M.

Miss L"ttic Smith of Lisbon Falls was
in town Wednesday calling on friends.
n. s Puninton and daughter Sara. who
have been attending the general confer
encc in Cleveland, have returned home
Mrs. n. Curtis of Webster and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ann Oldham of Lewiston. were
i'll town on day last week, the guests of
relatives.
james Grady and George Curtis are
working cor Join Cobb of Dpvto:nham
picking APPLES.
E.rs. Maria Grover was the guest of
Ms. Martha Cox Thursday.
Albert Curtis sold ono Of lis I.nrses re-
Gently to Lewiston parties.
f Wilson. mail carrier on Route 3, is
taking his vacation.
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last FRIDAY evening. Refreshments Of
cake and ices were served. 1t was a
most enjoyable cveliing for all pres
ent.
DEPUTY Sheriff Frank Duren anG
wife attended the funeral of Mr.. Du-
rcn'e brother. Charles E. Duren Of
Fairfield. last Saturday
Herbert y. Stewart. principal oc the
oxford High school. was at his home
in this place over Sunday.
Nv and Mrs. John II. Fellows visited
relatives in Lewiston over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. =. Favor have re-
turne,: from Il short visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Hon and Mrs. G. y. Eewc:l have re-
turned from visit with Boston
fricnd::.
Nj. a,3G Mrs. Noble Maxwell and
A'r. AMI AIrs. :. w. Garrrtson took din
-nlr 1T New Meadows Inn Sunday.
MIR and AIRS. Oscar smith cn:ertain-
cd friend: ut whist Wednesday even
ing 1; their home on Center str5ct.
Miss Flora Jacobs of Gloucester.
Mass. j. q guest at tho home of Mrs.
Franz F,lIlp
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r SIDES-So5MSI5.

] tTCIINtTItS
21t:. diaries 21M1i.
Enthusiastically; at market. cases inc!uA-
cd. ;1EN2): frsts -; prime iirsts II. !,
CHEESE-Steady; 15H015L.
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Old Dominion
American Wooden
Missouri Pacific

.... - . t15.F i
Will be Mailed Free Upon Application
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FINANCIAL.
s.
COREY, MIll|kEN & co:
II
BANKERS AND BROKERS II
az
Is State St. -t: + BOSTON

e,th
New York and Boston Stocks bought
for cash or carried on margin. :"
Interest allowed on deposits. ~,
agencies at our clients dispoSal..''' -
i!Csr
..,,..
This Weeks Market Letter Devoted 10.
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ARGo ARGo ARGo ARGo ARGo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
Legal Notices.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF HEINRICH CARL
SCHMIDT.

The undersigned, Henry william
Schmidt, having Keen duly appointed
administrators Of the Estate of Helm
rich Carl Schmidt, late of EVA, Coun-
.ty of Oahu, r. H., deceased, hereby
gives notice To all creditors of the
.said Heinrich Carl Schmidt, deceased,
90 present their claims, duly authcn'
ticatcd. with proper vouchers, IL any
exist, even If the claim he secured by
mortgage upon real estate, to the said
administrator, at the Offices of his at
iorncys, Thompson a Clemens, S, D.
10 and ! Campbell Block, Honolulu
Oahu. within six 60 months after the
date Of the first publication of this
notice or they will he forever barred
Dated at Honolulu, October 23rd
1907.
HENRY WILLIAM SCHMIDT,
Administrator, Estate Heinrich Car
Schmidt
3S29-Oct. %, 80; Nov. G, 10, 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30

hotels last winter, and say, you Know
as much as horse. Why. you was
wise TO them tablewnrcs and pickle
forks equal TO head waiter. and It
give me confidence Just TO be with you.
| remember putting milk and sugar In
my consommc the first time. 1t was
pale and IN n cup and looked like tea.
but not you. No, sir. You sawed
plenty and squeezed n lemon Into
yours, to clean your fingers, | reckon"
Roy slapped his partners wet back,
for he was buoyant and clatcd. The
sense of nearing danger pulsed through
him like wine.
THAT wasn't just what meant. but
It goes. Say. II we win back our mine
wen hit for New York next, ch?"
"No, don't aim to mlnglc with no
higher civilization than got in
Frisco. ! Use that word higher like
II was applied TO meat. Not that I
wouldn't seem aprOpOs. I'm stylish
enough for Fifth avenue or auywhcres,
but like the west. Spcakn' OF modes
an styles, when get all lit up In that
gray WOOStcd SUIT OF mine, ! guess |
make the jndod siGhtsoors set mp an
take notice. oh? Somcthin' doin' every
minute I'm the cranin Of nccks. what?
Nothin gaudy, but the acme Of neat
ness an form. as the Teller said who
sold II TO me-"
Their common peril brought the
friends together again. into that close
bond which had been theirs without
interruption until this recent change
IN the younger had led him TO choose
paths at variance with the old mans
ideas; aud now they spoke. heart TO
heart In the half serious, half testing
ways of old. while beneath each whim-
steal irony was that mutual love and
understanding which had consecratcd
their partnership.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
r or Lease

, that parcel oi land situate on tho
makai sido Of Hotel Street adioiR-
ing the Eva side Of The Hub Cloth
ing store. for term OF years. Les
see to erect stone. brick or con-
crete building. 2. lower floor Of
building known as Masonic
Block" corner Queen and Fort
Streets. 3, store formerly occupied
by Hawaiian Hardware Co. on Fort
Street. between Queen and Mcr-
chant 4, offices on the End floor
of the Campbell Block, corner Mer-
chant and Fort. Apply at Office OF
Estate of James Campbell, 81 MGR
chant Street. 3Sl3-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
Ito Be Continued
NO FOREIGN LABOR WANTED.

Manhattan. October i2.-hn urgani-
cation known n the Manhattan pro
tCCtiyC committee, composed of the
leading men of this camp has dcCid.
ed to try to drive all foreign labor
from Manhattan and to have the mine
owners here employ only American
labor They claim that the SlavOn.
iuus imported into Tonopah have done
the camp no good and that they do not
want the same cheap labor to enter
Manhattan anl reduce wages and tend
- ruin the camp
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30

across the quaking tundra TO the noun
tNins and the mines. Upon this slender
trail of steel there rolled one small,
ungainly teapot Of m engine which
daily creakcd and clanked back and
forth at a snairs pace, screaming and
wailing its complaint Of the two high
loaded natcars behind. The ties be-
meath 1t were spiked to planks laid
lcngthwIse over the seml-liquid road
bcd, in places sagging beneath the sur
face iii the humpbacked, short wasted
locomotive waved and reeled aud
sQuealel like drunken tishwife, At
night 1t painted YEARLY Into the board
station arI there sl-hcl NJ. cuughcl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
MEETING NOTICE.
UNION FEED CO., LTD.

Regularly quarterly meeting Of the
Union Feed Co, Lid, will be held at
the Compnnys Office in this city on
thursday, the 3lst inst. at 10 o'clock
u. IN.
f. W. MACFARLANE, JR,
2S33-3t Sccly., .. =. Co, Ltd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
ROOM AND BOARD.

Room and board for one or two gen
tlemen in private family; Punahou.
Address B." Bulletin. 3S3O-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
SITUATION WANTED.

energetic young man wants position
as bOOkkecper or office or store
work; perfect in French, German
and English languages. Address
". H.. Bulletin. 3S32-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
FOUND.

New Panama hat. Owner can get
same by calling at Bulletin Office
and paying for this ad. 3S32-td
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30
Business Notices.
NOTICE

The collector for the IIcalaui Boat
Club can be seen lFlNANClALLND
at Bulletin Office. every day lSunday
eXCcptcdD between ~ and /.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-30

Energetic and experienced salesman
to represent Wholesale Furnishing
Goods House for Hawaiian Islands.
Address communication to Neus-
tadter Bros, IL Hayes St, San
Francisco. Calf. 3S2b-tf
Position as steam engineer; have 10
years experience; acquainted with
electric appliances; references. Ad-
dress "A. NJ. d." this office.
3S2i-lm
Clean viping lags at the Bulletin Of
fee Il