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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-04

j. M. Pyeatt of Claude, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
The land business, our agents
say, is full of promise for this
fall.
County Judge Henson has been
visiting the country schools this
week.
keiser Bros. & Phillips had
two new autos to arrive here
this week.
j. A. Wallace went off to Kan
sas City Saturday with another
lot of cattle.
J. w. Olson was in town the
first of the week. He is still
working at Plainview.
Crop gathering time is on hand
and it is almost impossible to Sc
cure the needed help.
The ladies' of the Christian
church are preparing turkey
dinner for this evening.
Business and the need of more
room has forced j. w. Cowart to
enlarge his bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Money Wis
tied Howard Stephenson at Plain
view Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Stone of Portales,
was the guest of Mrs. R. G. Old
ham Wed nesday of last week.
Elder J. G.. Mason will hold
services at the Christian church
Sunday morning and at night.
The cement walks on the south
side of West Evelyn, beginning
at the square, are being put in.
The Canyon Meat Market,
Smith & Monroe, has moved into
the Dunbar building on the south
side.
George Grouse, a recent arri-
val from Iowa, is building three
room frame house about five
miles north of town.
G. B. Olson and daughter, Miss
Katie, moved back here Saturday
from Plainview where they have
resided since about July.
No binder Irvine in town and
none in Amarillo, Tulia, Plain
view and Claude-the entire Pan
handle is reported out.
A year or so of cesspools scat
tered about over Canyon City
and the well water of the town is
ruined. Can we afford this?
l.. G.. Conner on Saturday sold
to G.. O. Keiser three lots, 8, 9
and 10 in block 81 at 5000 each
and lot 10, same block, at $500.
Miss Latham, here during the
summer as the guest Of her
brother, DR.. Latham, returned
this week to her home at San
Saba.
Jenkins and Gordon Cummings
brought in 7S calves for shipment
Monday, They sold to j. N.
Stautfer several months ago
when the market was down.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-04

Mrs. l., b. Shaw of Taylor,
who has spent the summer here
with her son, Travis, and with
daughter at Amarillo, will return
to her home in a week or so.
Receipt books with stubs at
The News office.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-04

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always on the right side by an,
means, won't some well informed
person please throw on the light
Our hardware stores are doins
a fine implement and vehicle bus
mess which goes to show tina
buyers generally appreciate Can
yon City as a good supply point
| j. Fl. BUD lowell returned
Wednesday from three months
stay at st. Louis, where he has
been engaged at the stock yards
as an inspector for the Live Stocl
Association.
w. j. Luna and j. G. Cruik
shank of Plains, were in towr
Saturday. Their county has
been organized, full county
ticket elected and Plains chosen
as the county site.
G.. N. Harrison left on Monday
for Dallas to see his father who
is in the hospital, having had a
surgical operation performed in
which a portion of the mastOid
process at the base of the brain
was removed.
J. A. Edwards, who has been
spending most of his time at
Lake Arthur, n. NJ, was here
last and this week to see about
the shipment of his cattle. So
far he has been unable, like sew
eral others, to obtain cars.
The Canyon Market has Sc
cured a five horse power gasoline
engine--primarily for sausage
grinding, according to A. M.
Smith. From the size of the en-
CINE it is evidently intended to
start the hogs and beeves in
whole.
D. w. Densmore & Co., oil and
town boomers, are expected here
Saturday. They claim to have
an instrument on the order of a
mineral rod or water witch"
apparatus with which they can
locate oil by passing over the
surface.
The Misses Annie and Iva
Buie left on Saturday evening
for the Polytechnic college at
Fort Worth. Miss Annie will
continue her studies in music
and harmony and Miss Iva will
take a course in stenography and
typewriting.
Canyon City has four cases of
typhoid fever: Mrs. Bob Strain.
Miss Pearl Black, Geo. HutchinS
and Rev. Harder's little girl.
They are all doing as well as
could be expected. If it were in
Plainview it would be called
"dengue" fever.
When Bachelor Bailey gets his
three coats of paint on the W. w.
Stephenson residence and Wade
puts up new front fence with a
cement sidewalk and sets out a
few trees, shrubbery and flow
ers, it will be one of the cosiest
places in town.
Those who can would do well
to lay in supply of coal against
the coming winter. This is not
an advertisement for the dealers
but the candid opinion of The
News based on the general situa-
ton both with the railroads as to
cars and at the mines.
Mrs. w. f. Lewis and son,
Layton, came in Tuesday from
Plainview. They intended leav-
ing yesterday for Dallas, but E.
H. Ackley, her brother, was I'M
willing to let them go on account
of Layton being too weak for the
trip, he having barely gotten over
a SLOW fever spell.
L. E. Cowling went to ANA
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-04
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5 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET :
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The quotations here given are
from the Canyon City grain deal
ers and show the market the day
before the issue of this paper.
The prices are for grain in sack
unless otherwise stated.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Gidltcr Snndl lit 1906.

Snl perflollenen Sabre lilto III Dcll
Ser. Staotcn Y 2pndmorOe begnlts
gen morbcn, iiebell nlebr ais in 1905,
abcr Is meniger ais in 1904 nto 81
meniger ais III 1903. Sm Sabre 1901
lpliroen 1876 Gcrionen gelpndt, in
1902 marcn cs 96. Sn Dem lebtelt
balbcn Snbr5ebnt hit bemnod ein
geringer9iiifgong Der 2pll6nloroc 5ii
per6cidnet, a6er fein ltetiger. Sn
ucrIfieoencn Sobren geben bic CAB
len gegeii bos Gorjnbr mie0er in bic
40lc, lpas ieoenfaaS baroilI 5l!riid-
5nfiibrcn lit, bab ltntbaten bon See
germ III eirlen Sabre bduiiger gene.
fei fiiio, ais in an0ereL benin 70 Don
ben y @elpnd)ien lpnren Negcr. Co.
rnils crgibt i'd oab fnit nle 2pnd)c.
reicn lit Den Stanten NIT Iturfer 9te.
acr6rpGtfcrlnlg p%orfonlDlen. Gs liio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

IA Stuoteu, ouf oie Ii6 sic 2Dnd.
moroe 0es leBtcn SabreS uertbeilcn,
Der nor0Iid}it gelegene lit WtorplonO,
100 nod gegen Gn0e oeS Sobre8 Gin
2prdmoro in Der StoatSbauptItaot
begongen mlroe. Sn Nlobomo MIR
Ocn iiinf gteger gcIpndt, in 9lrfonioS
4, in 6lori0o s, in Georgia 8, i'm
Snoioner 3 Serritorilim /, in &entll.
fp 3, IN 2oliiiouu s unD Elm @cibcr
in Wtiiiiilippi 10, IN Worplo1o I, in
Nitliolri 3, iu Noro Carolina 4 ul0
Elm @ciBer, III Sii0 Carolina 6, in
Ecnuciiee . unb III EeroS 6. 9ic bel
ben Sirginicn MAIDEN Oiesmol cine
I0bltde NlSllabme. GS miro &c.
ip0bnli6 bcbouptet, ooB foit olle
9pnd)nIorOe ouf SittIid)feitS = 9tten-
tate 5llriid 81 fiibren ieien. Gas lit
IN 1906 ni6t Der Sail @gelpelen Ocnn
ntr ii Negcr ipur0cn lpegen S66n-
Dung uno 10 lpegrn Sd0noungSper-
Iltd)5 gelDn6t, allo niht eilnlal Die
@dlftc Der @clpn6tcn. IoB Ser 9lnle-
ritoner Die Suits nur 5lt germ icl6lt
i'll bic &ouO nimnlt, itntt iic Den 5ll.
ItltOigen @crid)ten SIT iibcrloiicn
gcbt id)on oorauS 6crpor, 0ob, mic
Sic n9tcm : Orleans BicoDune"
ldrCi6t, Elm gtcgcr gelpn6t murOe,
lueil or cillen Collar gcito6lcn bate;
Gin onOcrcr ue9cn GiebitablS eineS
&olbcs, Elm britter megcn u1or0cnt
lidyol 9etrogcnS. Gin @eiBer mllr.
&c a%IlcroingS gclpnGt, mcil Iein Eros
5eB mcgeit WprOcS Dor @cri6t iibcr
3luei Sabre perid)lcppt iporOen lrl0
Damn nit Der @ntloIiung oes Nngc.
flngten e10igte. GaS Spn1itniueien
lit cin S%donOfled in ulliercm natio-
nnlen Seben, alein eS miro nidt
ousgcrottet merOen, bis Dem &olfc
mebr 9ldbtlu1g Dor Der 9(lltoritGt bes
8eieBcS 6ci0e6rddt unO ltnicrc SIT
Iti5pilege cine bCiicre gemoroen lit.
Iftlulg Dor Dem @eicbe miro ober
crit Damn Ylab greifcn, 1penn sic
Wenge Der 8cIebe, oie Dem Hed)tsge-
fiibl Der 8olfsmoiien, Die bc1n Tcdt
Scr pcrionli6en 6reibcit iuioeriprc-
dell, bcieitigt miro. llnb oorouf lit
porldufig nid)t gu boffcn. @benio.
merig lit 5lt crporteu, onB in ndd.
tier 3ett unicre S~ltiti5pflege cine bci-
iere iuerocn miro, Dob nllf te6nii6c
Observation-Disclosures bin Geridleppitng
Scr Yro5eiie unb 6reiipred)ungen
&er3ibt geleiitct miro. llno 0esbolb
miro nod monGcS Sobr fortgelpndt
mer0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Ser I~ct6opianisnns.

Sir @eltrp McGoQllnt, Scr britiidc
@ouDerneltr bon Natol, ipridlt IN ci=
rem iiingIt peroffcttli6ten 9loubllb
bon Dem IctbopianiSmlts, ben er ais
Die Sorpturia6e oeS iungitcn 3ulu-
Illfitonbes be5eidnet. @r ihilOert
ocnicl6cn ais cine 9ef6brli6e politiide
Gcrid)iuorung, Die untcr Der Wosfc
Scr &eligion Ben @eOonfel1 Der Sbers
geruolt Der idmar5en Hoiie in gol15
Siioofrifa eil5i1prGgen perilt6t. Die
@ei9if)te ser Gtbiopiid)en Stride III
Siioafrifu reidt piele Sabre 5urild.
obmohl Der 9lctbiopioniSnlus crit ieit
pcrb1ltlliBmobig frr5er Belt cine
ernitc 8efobr fir bic @cibcn gciuor-
ben lit. Ser llriprung Der Gtbiopi-
ldcn Stride in Ifrifo lit Den Hegern
lltiercr S%iioItooten 5t p%eroonferL Die
ollh ben Sob gegen bic @eibcn nod
Siioufrifa perpflot5t baben iouen.
&iclc DER onerifonii6en Neger-agito
loren boben iid nof Siioafrifa &c.
munot. BORT ogitirt unb ii6 often bu-
NIT gc6riiitet, bob lie Dos 3iel perfol-
gen, Die meiBe &oiie ST oertreiben.
sic griinbeten elmo @emeinldoft, Sic
beu Nonien dtbiopiidc Stride fiibrt,
o6lpobl tie nidt piel bon cinem relis
giDlcn G~barafter an lid bot. Sie
Stride iplirDe int Nppember 1892 in
BrGtorio croffnet. Ginige 3eit nod
Der Ginpeibung oerIelbcn begab Iid)
giid)of Surncr, ein 9teger aus Sen
SiioItootclt Der decentralization
%ltnioll, bon oprt nod SilOnfrifo, or
oinirte mebrere @eiitli6e bon frag-
lldcm Gborafter uno febrte onlln
nod Nntcrifa 5ltriif. Ger fir oic
meiBe Toiic gefGbrlife SSnbolt ieincr
2cbren l0bt lid) sur @eliiigc aus cillcr
%icincr Acknowledgement erieben, Die
inter Dem Eitel Sic Stimn,e Ser
W%tiilioncn" erid)ien llno in Ser .lid) Die
8oraltslogu1g finbet, oaB Siioofrifa
cine idlpor5c Hcmlblif lperben lpiro.
o8enn Der Ingcliod)ic," 10 frogt 9i-
iGof Snrner IN oieier Sdrift, ,lein
9lllt nidt olrd Die Che nit sen ltr-
ciniupbnern bcS GnnDcs nliiden fam,
Oas or an iid rciBt, iuarum blei6t er
Damn nibt III. Gnglanb Dor ieincm ci.
gel1en &aminfeller iiben?"
Die Gtbiopiide Stride ideint nit ie'
Der 9lrt BON 2oItcrboftiefcit in Sunoc
81 lteben. Ger Giclfpei6erei mo Der
Erunfill6t 5eigt iie bercitipiqigit
Nodiidt uno bcfllnbet nid)t bcn c.
ringltcn Gifcr in Der 9efeDrlng bon
Seioen. Gogcgen ldbt iie es ii6 nn-
9elege1 icin, Shmar6e, Die lid) Deli
aird)en Der &cibcn nngeidlolict FL.
ben, obIpenitig 81 MAIDEN, inoenl lie
Die &aiienzGiferiuft ihiirt. sSn Der
uNutiue Mffoirs Gommiiiion" IN 9to-
tai lpltrbe nod Ser ltnteroriiflllg bes
3illu-aufitanOes Ole 8erfobrenstpeiie
Der dtbiopiiden Stride bon Dem britt.
iden Miiiiondr 9. 81. Sumter GRIND.
lid ~bloB9eiteat, lino Hid)ter ltno
OtiIlion1re luarell einitimmig III scr
&%crurtbeilung oes IetbopinnisntllS.
llno fir 10 gcfdbrlid miro Der ppliti-
i6e GinfltB hcIlelben angeieber, bnl
Die 9eborben &~bobeiia's, Erons.
paol's, gaiutolanp's, Setihuano.
lambs nnb Der SraniefluBzaolon
iett ben Siibrern Der dtbiopiihcn
Stride ben 3utritt 81 i6rcn @ebietel
berlpciecrn.
Gie britiIde Geeierung, Die iifj
Gcntidlono gcgcnii6cr 6ci ser Inter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
TrcAcrif 8remn1er.

G5 itNtb dln 81. Ne8enbcr 1900 8rc6crid
gremucr, ~geliebter @ntte bon garbdra Brent
MGR, i'm glfer bon 81 Sabren s 9lon. nnb 10
Iagen. Sic Beerbtguu9 finoet 9ounerftag, :
ming feines G6iuicGcrIobncs gilbert StaeStler,
9ir. $40, 9ioros2u8ernesStrube, nus itdtt. geis
fetllHg alf Dem 9reieinigieits' 6riebbole.
= I-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
9[unnit G(hcrth.

G8 iinrb pIBtlib nin 30. Ne5cntber 1006
aaauit @lbcrt1, 50 Sabre ali, %9eltebter Sntte
bon glnnn Glbertb. Seyluatote lIno 6reuloe
Der 6arilie iino nGtunaSupli eingclaoell, oer
9eeroigung bei5iiippbneIi. lueIde am 'Wltttippd,
ben 9. Sanuar WioraenS 8 ltbr, bon fei1cr gSo9s
ning. Or. 72S, 9lorosGIirtor,S trabe, aus nab
qnieme9odantt ceIebrirt miro, itdttfinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Caroline 8i[bclmiua &1t6.

IS fiarb nm /. Saullar 1907 6arplinc @ii'
fclminc 9iItb. ncItebie Satin hes ocritorbencll
Seinri6 G0tb,. i'm gutcr bon SO Sabren. sic
Neeroigung 1lnoet 1rcitng, ben A.. Sdni1r, 2
lIbr giddmitfueS. bon Der 2Subnlie ibrer Tod
Ter. 9lr. 2024, loItpas9 Ocrnte, aus itntt. 9cis
fctln0 prirntiit. o.. 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
9[nnn .. Nclbinn.

IS iiorb am 80. 9e3enlbcr 1906, 3 llbr Na6'
mittngs, Nnua ,. Sclbing, geb, S0niots 9es
bon 81 Subreu, 1 Wornt uno ii I19c1. pic
Beeroigifig finoet Miittpod, gtudnltttd9s u9r,
bon ibrer @ubnung, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Belle
Tieip, NeIairs9ioao, aus auf Der nj. Carmel
Gc,uetcrn" ftatt. (365: ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
S1t(io Sd,1uiuocr.

GS itarb am 80. 0e6einber i006 3ulta embs
uimgcr, 10 Sabre aIt. 1eIiebtc Satin oeS Der.
@itur6enen Gbipnro G65nitper. Die YeeroiGin1
iinhet an Mittp pdl, ben 3. Sariar. Nndnltita4S
lopnIetorsStrnbe, foodnn nad Der beuti0en III
tberifden Sebonab : STRIDE an 6olirSsStrnhe.
I'M $50 llbr, aus auf oer o&ouoons4nrfsGenle
fern" itatt. 1865 .i-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Sim Wciufuedlt.

Gs itarb AM I. Snitiar 1907 in i1rer Icbtct
gSobnliilg, Nr. 23061s, on 5apctte.S ira6e. aba
@einfnefbt, gcliebtc So6ter bon Dlar9arct ltb
oeS neritorbcneIl Sobn &einine6t, i'm, .@lter
bon 90 Sdbren. Sic Seit Bet Vceroigiit9
iuirb fplter quQe5eidt. Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Sphanua Yicrmann.

IS iturb am 81, Se5ember 1906 Subarna
Sicrmnun, geliebte @attin bon gouis Bier
mann, I'M 80. Sabre ibres 2cbcns. 9ie Neerois
guua iinbet 9onneritas, . llbr Nadni.t1eS,
bon ibrer letter &obnitq. 9sr. 1248, Sits9idz
bifon.Strabe, aus itntt. 9etietrlg %priontinl.
IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Hnhnnn Mnttfrich 0niicr,

IS iilrb am 1. SnnInr 1907 td0 Idn9erer
Grnnfbeit Subaun 8%uttfrieo 9aiicr I'M Nlter
bpn S3 Sabreil. I'M Sauie lcines SobHes, gr,
1920, Sits9tort6s9tbcmie. Sic Seit oct Yeeroi'
giiile miro ipfIer ange5eigi. C2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Gorrainc.

Mnleriid Enrfartis Srteotif.
8eltltd, bon WaIbroef Elm iino cine Ialoe
Toribs9lbcm:ssGnr 5reie Gutf1en Na6mittaes
nm IcrntiiluS. Ereiie bon Yc9rdbns BpIdten
iett ~fpciieI. aei6te 9ebinguneeI,. 9eIepboll-
Cation 223. Bureau: Trantlin. NIB @inoIur.
9pabS. SserIGiat @roi6iirc. (0iaii, tS.G&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Baltimore EemctcrN.

Siircan: Srnnflii.Ylbg, Baltimore u. Hurtbitr.
Hegribni6pldte 5lm Scriuuf - bon $50 aI,
nit MlarntprpfoiieIl nbGegrcn6t $50 = Blnk fit
bier Srdhcr. CSlnil6,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

MupIanb'S tirfiids Wdber.
Gontabls.GsbSsbe, Fsfamt aroeH. etets sifeu.
(Mue22--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Mus GnBlnno miro &C.
melOct, baB int boben NorOcn Hu5-
lambs llelle Nopbtafeloer erbpbrt
lporoen lito, Die ilngemein crgiebig
al lpcrben perlpre6en. Sbgleid) Tic
in elmer id%cinbar gan5 iueltahgclcgc-
men @egcito lie9cn, lit bic slbfubr
banf Der nad) aQcn !Sin1nlelsridtltr-
gen fiibrcnoen 6lllb.S Ditenle Ser RTE.
ligen @alo5olle lio6 ben1 Nolgagc.
bietc, luie nod Sibiriei1 ober Ard)-
angel nidt idrpierig. Die Yctro-
leumfcloer iilio felt elmer Ieibe por
Sabren Idon permutbet morben, bod
eebra6 eS an llnternebn.ungsgciIt.
Grit inter Siibrilng oes oeutid)en Sl,s
genieilrs Sansberg lit Die Grforid1,ng
Dor iif gegargcn lillb bat ergcben,
baB am Slltiie lldta groBe Icidtbii-
mer SIT bcben linO. Die Jclber liegen
5ipiihen Dem 63. nno 81. 9reitengraO
aipiIden Ird)angel nltO Dem ltral.
Sir Die mirtbIAaftlide Gntuidelitng
&uBlanb's miiiien Dieie Yetroleitnl-
fclber ipid)tig ipcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

GicrW illioncn s. Incl c II
loQcn ont &erbungen icin. @ernn III
Der 3obl oltG iibcrtrieben luorbet lit,
10 blci6t INNER nod Elm grober9totb-
Itotto, 1tn0 sic Mmcrifouer ioQter ibr
S6eil sir 2inhcrunQ oelielben beitros
gen. Gltrd) reidlide Siilfe piiroe
sic 9l6nciglun9 ser Gbineien ge9en
sic 9lnierifancr llnrgcItimnnt lucrbeit.
9ic anreriforildIclt 2cbensmittcllcns
ollnoen piirbcn ollf fcinen Saa bop-
cottirt iucr6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

@eihaftsfhbrer 6. N. 5etnS, @utuaus;
6. & g. t21 20 8aIbrooL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

TaS bette anb biaioFe bsRtTae glatt In ben
wlittets unb Ghbftaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Der 9emtf6e correspondent
erideint jebcn Sag int Sabre.

GigentbRmer G. Blaine, @uhauna:
9. & 3. $40 Of @aolfon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

InS NpoIbo berid ) ct 81 c
nNorbb0uier Nlgcm. 3tg.:" Cine
onqclette ullo IN aiidc unb &cllcr
bon ocn Gltern scr 9roltt oltf's 9citc
porbcrcitcte Sod5cit fonlte nidlt
Itottfinccn, neil ser 9r0utigom, Cit
N%eborerer Selrnicr, 5lllebt IN 8cro,
49 Stitnnen Dor Der beitellten Sroll-
ltltg perid,plrnocn lit. Sin sic 9raltt
bottc or cinfody telcgrapbirt: vgin
fort - Sdlrb!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Oriidun9 Ser @ingeborencn-Gufitdnoe
ollrd)oltS ni6t ent9egentommeno 0e-
3cigt, bat infoIge Ser 3orIcglngan
oc8 @ouperncltrS bon NotoI cingc-
Icnft. Sic iiebt ein, ooB Die Dldpor5e
@cfobr" in Siiooirito nnr ourh &c
meiniames @onoeln Der lpeiBcn Gaiic
a~69etuan0t peroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

&eeutnr fir gsaibtnstOu aHb Sttrtft Columbia:
gsm. Sannrnann, 1915 Raripn Ct, 81. W.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-24
IN FOREIGN PORTS
CABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS
EXCHANGE.
Wednesday. Oct. 18.

Wednesday, Oct. 10.
SAN FRANCTSCO-Arriv
Irmgard, from Honolulu.
w. II. Marston, from Honolulu.
MANlLA-Sailcd:
U. s. A. T Thomas.
Friday, Oct. 18.
FAN FRANCISCO-Arrlved:
Nippor Maru hence Oct. II.
Saturday, Oct. l9.
STANDARDIZATION:
S. S. Columbian, Oct. 10.
MAHUKONh-Arrived:
Scr. II. c. Wright from 5. f.. Oct. H..
GRAY'S HARBOR- Sailed:
Bktn. Geneva, Oct IS. for Honolulu
KAHULUI-Arrived
S. s. Lansing, from Port Hartford.
Monday, Oct. 21.
WESTPORT-Sailed:
Am blk. Emily +. whitney, Oct. 20,
for Kahului
Tuesday, Oct. %.
PORT GAMBLE-Sailed
Am bk Albert, Oct. 81, for Hllo'
SAN FRANCISCO--Arrived:
S. s. Enterprise from Hilo.
). s. Alameda hence Oct. To-
Rus. str. Sungari, from Vladlvostok
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed:
Schr Defender, for Honolpu.
GRAYS HARBOR-Arrived:
Schr. Mary l.. Foster. hence Oct. 3
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrlved:
S. S. Nebraskan, from Salina Cruz,
Oct. 10,
Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1907.
DELAWARE BREAKW'TR-Arrived:
Am ship Dirigo, hence June 4.
ST. LUCIA-Sailed:
Br. stmr Srathgarry, for Honolulu.
NOTE-By private cable TO +. l..
Waldron IL is learned that the S. S.
Arizonan will sail from Seattle for Ho-
nolulu tomorrow lThursday).
Thursday, Oct. "a, 1907.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed:
Hilonian for Honolulu.
Manchuria for Honolulu.
NORFOLK, VA.-Cleared:
Sp. Bangalore, Oct. 23. for Honolulu.
DELAWARE BREAKW'TR-Sailed:
S. S. Massachusetts for ---
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-24
Wall Street Panic Seems
To Be Subsiding

NEW YORK N " Oct 23The companies
aid Trust of
be
through
of the
the Nation
city Bank who panic
with COrtelyOu
PlTiSBlRG Pa Oct 23-The furry here,
Wall
IL
having asked
the the
which found itself being responsible strngency
a
i au" complete the St Petersburg
The Exchange today
&c
LONDON, America
felt
BERLIN Germany, est here on the local
urs" that there will be
Icnt financial $ passed.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
1.-THE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-24
DEMANDS PROOF


fused this evidence. advise the Board
to inform all parties concerned nego-
tiations are at an end
The test now is whether reasonable
Intelligence shall prevail or not, and
whether those who claim to have the
welfare of the lepers at heart are pre-
rared to treat with the Board of
Health on n basis that permits self
respect on all sides.
My views may not meet those of the
other members OF the Board
am anxious that the lepers and
their Hawaiian friends should have
their minds relieved. have gone as
Gar as ! can, and the matter so far as
! am concerned rests with the Com
lnittee of Seven at the Settlement. and
their judgment on the evidence their
friends outside submit to them through
the Board of Health
Very respectfully,
l.. e. PINKHAM,
President. Board of Health.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-24
CALCUTTA CONSUL WANTS
Continued from PAGE y

in Hawaii" describing the beauty spots
uf Honolulu, as well as the curious ana
Out of the way places"
Mr. w. r. Robeson, advertising
agent Of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
writes under date of October End.
we thank you for continued fav-
Crs, including recent copy of the Daily
advertiser just received. You are ell
terprising people"
Acknowledgements are coming to
hand of our letter to the General Pas
Fenger Agents of the different Railway
and Steamship companies throughout
The United States and Canada, relative
to the annual convention. We have
succeeded In causing, at least, few
Of these men to again think of Ha-
waii, II accomplishing nothing more.
Mr.. A. w. Crockett OF Chico, Cali
f0rnia, writes that he Is arranging to
give a series OF talks on Hawaii to
EIs townspeople.
Mr.. p. A. Swift, who is leisurely
journeying through California, con
,nues To send us addresses of possible
visitors, people OF means and inclined
To travel, whom he has chanced to
meet.
Mr.. A. K. Well of COurtland, Cali
iornia, sends the addresses of several
wcll-to-dO people In the Sacramento
valley, who want to hear more of Ha-
MGii.
Mrs, w. l.. Howard, who has just re-
turned from attendance upon the Gen
cral Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star, has favored us with large num-
Der of carefully selected addresses OBJ
tanned during her extended trip. We
have placed these on our mailing list
and will see that they are kept in
formed about the Islands.
BY the last steamers we sent out
supplies of our new "Guide to Homo
lulu" to our agents on the Mainland
as well as to different parts OF the
Orient. r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-24
EMPRESS OF CHINA"
SINKS AT VANCOUVER

Vancouver, B. c., Oct. 23.-The
Pacific liner Empress of
China filled and sank at the dock
mere this afternoon. 1t is supposed
that her sca-cOCks became opened in
some way, us the vessel went down
rapidly after ii was noticed that she
had begun to settle.
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q a H R s ID H a a b. p6 ID R R a b
PASSENGERS ARRIVED u

Per stmr. Claudine. Bennett, from
Hawai- land Maui ports, 5:l5 a. m.-
From Hawaii: Il. L. Auerbach, II. NJ.
Adams. From Maui: l.. Y. Aiona,
Chin Kee, Geo. 6. Cooper, J. L. Cham
berlain, H l.. Lyon, X. S. Hosmer, j.,
w. Peterson, S. 5. PaXson, S. S. Wong.
d. b. Murdoch. wife and child, Mrs, d..
Decker, Mrs. W. d. Holt, Miss A. Bat
tige, w. Bal. f. A. Peck, X Seki, Cup
Choy, wife and 4 children, Akuna, A.
1avares, Miss l.. Napailou Mrs,
Thomas. Miss Thomas. II. Nahaulelua
and child, /. Fujimoto, S. Kanda and
81 deck.