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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-19
EXCESSIVE DRINKING.

Excessive or continued use OF al.
cUholic beverages always results in a
diseased condition of the nervous sys-
TEN.
The drinking man is often heard to
SAY, Il can stop of my own free will
and when wish" but the poor fellow
is now devoid oi the power to act al
the proper time and in the right way
its too late, the craving has secured
Il firm hold and because Of the diseased
nervous system he has not the ability
for sustained effort. The result we all
know.
Drunkenness is no longer considered
a crime; eminent scientists and ply
sicians have agreed that it is a disease
and must be treated as such.
The home treatment that has been
used for number of years, and Is
highly successful, is Orrine. 1t is sold
nnder a positive guarantee that If 1t
does not effect cure your money Will
be refunded.
Orrine is in two forms. When desir-
ing to give secretly, purchase Orrine
No. /, and If the patient will volun-
tarily take the treatment, Orrine No.
2 should be given. The guarantee is
the same in either case. Orrine costs
nut $1OO per box. Mailed in planned
sealed wrapper on receipt of price.
Write for free treatise on Drunken
ness" mailed in sealed envelope by
The Orrine Co., washington, d. C..
Sold by leading druggists everywhere
and in this city by Honolulu Drug
On I'd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-19
iopts the tune of the latest popular

adopts the tune of the latest popular
song.
On the first page of the issue mem
toned was a picture. 1t represented
4 plain, almost bare room. furnished
With board benches. And running in
a slant from toward the ceiling to the
floor and ending in an arrow was n
dotted line. Below the cut was the
caption, Methodist Sunday School
Room at Nottingham. Arrow points
to the spot where the general was
saved" -.. 4.
Talk about your up-to-date jour
nalism. 1t remiId3 one of the graphic
diagrams In tlc Hearst papers,
dotted line represents direction taken
by the murderer in his flight: cross
indicates place where the body was
found"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-19
EY AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF OPENING FOR SET.
ELEMENT OF CERTAIN LOTS
OF AGRICULTURAL LAND
SITUATE AT KAUNAMANU,
KAU, HAWAII.

Notice is hereby given that the
!ots described in the following sched-
ule will be opened for settlement as
Right of Purchase Leases, under Part
Z, Land Act 1895, (Section 313 Re-
vised Laws) at and after eight o'clock
a. NJ. on Saturday, October rs. 1907.
at the Office of the Sub-Ageut OF the
Third Land District (which Office
will be established for the day at
the Court House at Waiohinu, Kau,
Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-19
SCHEDULE.
Appraised Value.

Plans of the lots and full partic-
ulars as to necessary qualification OF
applicants, method of applying, etc,
may be obtained at the Land Office In
Honolulu, or from Sub-Agent, T. c.
White, at Kealakekua. Kona. lia-
wall.
JAS. w. PRATT.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, Oahu, Z. H., September
20, 1907.
3607-Sept. 20, 2S; Oct. 5, ~, 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-19

tin and five favored the defendant
The matter was thrashed out at
length, but without change. The six
said they would never give in and the
five declared they would remain where
they were until the six died of old age
before they would change their YER
Gict.
Finally one juror, wearied by the
controversy, suggested a compromise
"The plaintiff" he said, "is lousy
with money and so is the defendant
and they are both land.grabbcrs. Il
move we split the difference and give
them each half"
And that is just what was done.
Justice is truly blind.
:. :. :.
II seems to be nearly as impossible
for our friend Worm Wallach to keep
a lawyer to defend him in his various
assumpsit and criminal suits as II is
for him to get the Board of Health to
grant him permission to experiment
With his essence Of worm oil on the
Molokai pcopIe. He has had a success.
sion of them. one after another. but
one by one they wash their hands of
him and throw up their hands i'm dis.
gust.
Some time ago Thomson & Glen.
ems defended the female rock special.
4
rot him of on technically. But
WalIach appears not TO have been ov.
crcomc with gratitude. and refused to
pay the fee demanded by the lawyers.
so they brought suit against him. Wal.
darond him in this suit hut nnvv chin.
lingworth has quit and Leon Straus Is
the only lawyer who has been found
VII" Is "''''hS u 'aNc charBe vi inc
w,,, A.. ,.,,.. ~ ALL, l.,
ccurt a few DAYS ago wa,Ioch rot nm
llcfore his attorney had timo IN say
cnvtbinp and bIondIv toId tbc iudge
,bot ba rooIIv didn't know whoibor bo
roedon n Iowvor IN dornnd hin, mr. NOT
ChiIIinpwortb had boon leaking for
e. chance IN ret out from undcr but
GisIikod to Withdraw from tbe coeo for
Ioor # might he said that no had got
cold foot on account Of tho WaIIach
agitation Rut no saw his chance and
almost boforo the last word or Che Hmm
was nut IF tbo eaIad.oil booIor,s month
he iumnod mn and Withdraw from the
defense,
wolIach was only hIumng but bo
lLod bis h,ur c,,Iod and pow no b,s IN
rcIv nm Strous oIono
1. =. a..
The more I see of the workings of
tbo Iow tho orootor 10 ma, elimination
''' '''' "''u'''' VI '"' "o""e'i" ' IT,
Gal system There must nave been
tremendous amount of gray matter
expended in building IN the structure
almost as much as has been used in
punching IL full of holes. One can
always find something new to won
der at I'm the way the law Is fashion
ed to protect law-breakers-if they
have good LAWYERS.
Take the case of my friend Wal
ZACH, for instance. What mind but
one imbued with the sophistries of
the law would think of using an adj
mission of perjury ms n defense
against the charge of periury?
WaIlach has been convicted of per-
mry out of his own mouth. In two
different courts he told two widely
varying tales. 1t is evident that in
one case or the other he perjured
himself. But what of It? In one
case, at least, the lie was not material
to the evidence, SO It doesn't count as
a crime, even though he took an oath
to tell the truth, the whole truth, and
Tothing but the truth.
| A,5 40 sor ;,st,,oo ,yoI,,,,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
CHELSEA

STANLEY G Wilson weut ta IG3utrelser
Monday TO attend 10 sGIae legal a,atters
thefe and GO be present 81 the opening
Inc che January terw nj supreme eayrt
to-day
George = Newll ana John n sgraaUa
of East BgoekseM uara in t0wu gIan84y
tQ attend session IF fAs probate eoarE
Wbea sae HU ~ De ate Sarah y. New
ea Of East Brooktebi was psutated
f1reetpr Eugene II Ernra.ly ard hire.
man Harry H Lviord are vuf ing 81
tae trunk Lone af TIRE OfaaGe Couaty
felerhone company from piainEed ta
Chelsea sn3 zgregt t9 have Il completed
early this wS Following the aeniri
zion ~ this liue they VIII STING wire
fgF . trunk Zine between Chelsea centr q
and WiiSianstawD whiea Wi8 doubtless
Pc extended @ Barre City and Montpek
Ter Ia Gle Bt tiseanf future
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
TALK OF The TOWN.


No roller skating until Friday,
ass shirts far saas at vaughans.
ehiiigsas school shoes NJ egoag-o out
prices Ct Perry
Bat few days more Of Abbott
clearance sale.
,Fanrs stewart went a. Bastoa tosssr
.oa business trip
G.. s Booth of Essex junction was ID
town On business tod.y.
Joseph Bawles 81 Wells River was n
town on business today
Hiss Bertha chapple If Derby 4 visit
ing relatives n the city
y. a, NeEntne IL ERosbarg FANS /
visiting friends IN the city.
n w. Scott Il IN with an attack 81
grippe at liis home on Maple avenue
Al fiaspaFelIa retune,I last niglA from
2 business trip to New Yark ard Eos
Miss Margaret Miles returned thfs AZ.
teFuoon from visiE With relatives III
Burlington
Born tlsis m9FRing to ME- ana 8Frs
AieN.r lrursisla 81 3e Ayers street. a f2
pound saE
G Il JaHes Of South Main straet ii
lad np with j badly ianmed finger, az.
eeiyea sadie loading stone.
Joseph DUmbroaskie has taken reoms
in the Tonasi bloek, cnrner III North
Main and Seminary street
Mrs Victor Tstey returned this 1t
teFndon from two weeks visit at her
former home il Plattshgrg NJ N
Hiawatha Lodge "a. 81, /. q. q. Ii.
ana Bright Star Rebekah lodge. No. "a.
will bold 4 ieint Installation al etfiaers
oH Wednesday evuiuE January d Al
5anqaet will follow the installation esrs
mnHy- Ali tae members af tee +. o. q.
II and Beaekah lodges arr requested
ta b. present Visiting members win
be welcome Fer order committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08

Why nor put Waists onto your III
he people which VIII make them com
Portable The Daring Pareu,
HralSh Waist for Children is a practi
cal garment support which both
mothers and children appreciate No
weight comes about the child aom-
ach, all the clothes hanging directly
from The shoulders. Every article os
the child dress Is conveniently bur
toned "a 70 the +" Darling Waists
They are a help 10 mothers and
jus; what the Eide people need
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
DRESS TRIMMINGS

We have been through our Dress
Trimmings and marked aEl The colored
ones Il Just half price. 80 thar what
have been selling for SOC now aye 2sc
and 81 200 Trimmings arc SOC. Others,
such as whites and blacks, We want %
close az same price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Clearance Sale # vaughaus
Poultry show Jaapry !. ana To
/ MS Ethel Wishart is reported iii.
Esmnant taba ful II sosls Il ab-
Read i j. sessr advertisement On
'so54aFd senaiHarv opened this morning
w The winter tsrra
More ef those eorsets With supportegs
az Soc d Vaughan
p g Taylor 1t Burlington was III
TOWN. Pr business to-day.
nj Begini 1t New Haven. Conn i,
visiting big BROTHER IL this city.
Way i Perry. store selling q manv
furss Because the prices are right.
I William stowe. who has been FL f9r
en- past WEES, i abie % 81 aat again.
Hiss Olive Sargent Of Raadalph Il ~.
ting friends in toe city for few iays.
AIiss Margaret Hunter returned vaster-
aaF frqm 2 two weeks yisit ia Hartford.
I Conn
WI II. Harrison returned to View York
sast evening after a few DAYS STAY III
town
Mss stella Brooks left this nooa tot
Wellesley, Mass, to resume her studies
e Wellesley college,
/ Mrs Louis Medic. wbs has been tha
guest Of relatives il town for fer DAYS.
returned 20 shelburue today,
Ehe L0rne EEwTn company at the ap
"a hoase IN The Crimson Stair see
Davis, The man who raystifie-
There win y regular meeting II
the clerks union tomorrow egeniug Ut
tsa0 o.'eisck. Installation Of officers
Anyeue wishing to eet tickets for any
performance by the Larue Elwyn com
pany can 10 % BY applying to MGR. Ho-
ban
4EFs. leon Prunisr and daughter. VIC
have been visiting friends ia town. r.
turned 70 their home ia Burlington last
evening
Peter Kerr 81 Bos5on ara Thomas
Preston gf EnderhiI arrived ir tie eitv
LAST might to attend TIE funeral of Ms
Iohn Kerr
IT, as..4s4,rs II .t.. ~. I'LL
SIT eiFele will meet at 6s50 o'rloeE this
evening "a F0resteF4' baE to book over
ana 80, $50 $3.50 NJ 4. .Ae tazsa n
arF &c., y+e~ $500 80 .S.
No. Y.-s
Harry jackson left thls moruinz fsz
Sew haEea, Conn. - resume IFS scsl
ies in Yale college after spsaains ths
a II III
WI 7. Mclean accompanied lsf4 m1Ea.
er- Mrs g., X, SleIeaa. ts Burlington to-
eAE. where Mrs Mclean will enter tAe
Mary Fletcher hospital Tor treatment.
r.
,,,s.. 1 w. e"sneef
~ s+hs- 49, II sg', ..i Al'e ~
aE once Ars Alex EIie greenhouse.
r, In
4T ea VA
-
w y, 80 tl4sl''a IL 95c
ts@t e9i5e aAA4
: a -Ai
Mrs =. ~ Winch aaa SOFA want 40
husband Ti- EEfgok 80 Ef. -. ~. /
leestsI .hare ~ vg-s-.-, IA
sic Insi-a N 49,. 81. w.7..-..f
y - ~ f4fs~r-s 49, -,
IRE biggest opening higT crowd far
repertoire c9napany nuder 1ir il0han's
management ot tan oFera a0ase Was
WIN sgmpanv opeael its wpsk. sfaa3
with presentation II Wbv Women
Hate.
az H.
-. s-3.l - sAlle4 asH
49,. - va o'4,s ~ sel9is
~ 49, $3.50 z.s.l 5iei -eltFs va paying
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Uaion Co-operative Store. barre Vi.

SiHvitaHa efi aionisti "a iugervenirs
domenie& corr aile oFe q nz.. nlT4s-
semglea strserAigari8 nel l9c4le det So
eialist 5lecS fUrnlte sgregt per assisteFe
alia pubheazione aal bilanria 5000 ser
disulrrp sui sarue t}rline FED aiag
na Relations detla rnnmnissieue am
chie-ga 2 eletiaae aelIe Cariehe amnda
i-tn,tivs 3 eveEtlaE "a Cmmissi8ne
Dfnrhie4ta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Notice. Of Dissolution Of Partnership.
Gesrgs Straasa GamelaE

TIE partnership aefsz8gura existEnr he-
tNeea gae nndsfs6gaeyt Wasser she firm name rs
George stra3taa gump8nF g sAis dag gy mRtaaA
ti7n+f1F elssqlYe4- George SsFaisM1 VIII eat-
fset aii kll5s tn1 pas aA ae6as ~ said fgu and
wt8 cuueIams y e4rgs Un Ais llAnafEeearlnr
erstness enfseE f4a E4ale Gf 5serEe stfGiean-
laaae aE the NtFv VI Barre la 1Ms CgMnty et
Washington tbs arss aaz Hs January. Al D
1901 GEORGE SFRafT0E.
w Al nHEE rs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Dress Goods.

For the remainder of this sale
that Is, for the Hem seven days Won
can buy from our Dress Goods and
Cloth thar VIC have at a rarkdown.
This took pIace this morning
The New Idea Patterns az I0c lake
less materials than others ard are the
best So We are told BY those who
use them
There are lots of odd /
rr-hnln 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
Rsrars oEsrsa

oifa~ reward IL $500 % the pqr-
son who win furnish me with the nsme
ct the party who was seer picking ap
sum of money hetween tae Central
Eeruuat tracks back of the iepot last
"Wednesday
George r Bond
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
SALT Goldfish {!

Have you tried OUR Cod Mid
dies The head and raIl Is cut Of.
leaving iasf tbs thick middle, bone
less Price. I5c per pound In
three pound boxes ard boneless, The
best or the market
Cape Anne Turkey, per box. SIC
colonial Brand, pc box, Soc
Choice AIo-sels, per box, 23e
You should try our whole SAX Cod
at only, per pound, I0e
"A fine log OF Smoked Halibut and
Bloatcrs
Another lax of those No. Z Fam
euse Apples. per peck, $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08

You viii wish when il il tao iasa
that you had gore deeper into TIE
buying " Table Linens. Crashes and
Towels. The following values we
AIS you y think deep about
One lot u 17-iach AID Pure Linea
Bleaehed Crash This il a good one
a 12 l---e Now. - close, Il 20 pef
yard QUANTITY Iinited 10 4 customer
Oh ios Of Blue Checked 13G
Glass ToweIfug uah selyedge edges,
4 bargain Il y.
Huck Towels. ~ 81 40, our 20c
number Come III white and white
with colored borders Now At two
Tor 7se.
One Ias IL ineh Bleached Damask
with NAPKINS 81 match. our ST. 90 d.
mask, now AZ 79c.
II remnant tables. The
.SdaW rnnrrqFr1T
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-08
THIS MORNING


We place on sale ALI If our Ladies
Fur Goats At cost az less, to close
them, If possible, before stock day.
Black DogskiR Goats with inlira-
tion beaver collars, a SIS. Go Goat,
now 10 close, SI7.50.
We have one III these Goats raat
has been rented oat and 3 IigtIe
ruled that you canh have FOR $500.
Ore sat of Natural Cat Goats with
imitation beavsr collars, were $3.50.
now, to close, al $500
One Natural YVambas Goat, size
~, 5000 Coat, now. 70 close, at
$1,000.
One Natural Australian 0poss am
Coat, size 81. was s41 So, now %
close. At s35.00.
Coon Goats with imitation beaver
collars. our s47 So Coat. for SIS 90.
and our SIS GU Coon Coat, now Il
$3.50.
kinds oE goods an o
( theaesa rrND1e vrA~a rA.,r{vr Tt
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-15
PARksToN GETS CITY HALL
Injunction is Dissolved Against tn
Use of City Money to Build
the City Hall.

By the Parkston Advance we
learn that the town has won the
injunction suit which was STATED
against it away last summer, when
some of the progressive citizens
urged the erection Of a city hall
building. There was a sufficient
sun of money left In the treasury
from the waterworks bonas TO build
a city hall and all the proper steps
had been taken toward building,
when another class of citizens
stepped in With an injunction, which
was secured before Judge Smith, Of
Yankton. A. j. Kings. of this city,
was awarded the contract for con-
struction OF the building and some
OF the material was on tile ground
wien the injunction was secured. The
case was again argued before Judge
Smith recently ami he dissolved tile
Injunction on the showing made by
the ATTORNEYS of Parks on'S city
council, and the Advance thinks
that nov with all the obstacles out
of the way that the erection OF tn,
city ball building for the summer is
assured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-15
spersed with songs and music. W
will find a program enclosed.

spersed with songs and music. You
Will find a program enclosed.
We ask your kindly aid and en-
enlargement. Please notify your
travellers, making South Dakot
territory, OF tins meeting and II.
struct them to be present and
Sd Jost.n
AS we wish to mail them program
and to invite their personal CO.
operation, we ask you to also miolm
us OF their names and addresses and
the particular talent they most
possess to take a part in this enter-
tainment, that we may secure a
number OF able leaders to discuss
topics OF vital interest. Any sug-
gestions you have to offer as to
further entertainment or for the
good of thee use will be thankfully
received and duly considered.
Ii is our expectation to have the
largest possible representation
p. esent and to accord equal privileges
and courtesy to all. a large hall has
been provided, and upon request,
without charge, ample space for the
display of your wares will be
assigned.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-15
SOME BASE BALL DOPE
Strong Possibility of a Team Bein5
Organized for Mitchell, but
Not all Professionals.

Baseball enthusiasm for the past
six years has never run SC high that
it encouraged the hiring of a pro-
fessional baseball team. The last
n was in 1901, when a strong ag-
eregation, individually, played nearly
through the season to a losing
business.
But in six years things have moved
along on different lines and there is
a larger element here TO- that enjoys
the sport than There was in 1901.
III. e. Bunker, who owns the cigar
store in the Gale building, is some
thing Of a baseball fan and he is
planning the organization of a semi
professional team or next summer.
He expects to ecu1e three or four
professional players and make up the
balance OF the team from home
talent, and there is quite a good
deal OF that round town, which with
development ought to make a pretty
strong team. That Mitchell ought
to have basebll team goes without
saying, for it is the one sport Of the
good old summertime and without it
the season drags by slowly and un-
eventually. Mr.. Bunker says he will
have a strong enough aggregation to
mix it up With any Of the surround
ing towns, where semi-professional
teams will be organized, and il the
pace is continued this year like it did
last year in many of the towns the
season will be very lively and there
will be some good ball seer on the
local diamond.
Doubtless there will be a league
organized In the state this season.,
but Mitchell will not be in it, al
though Mr.. Bunker thinks he will
be able to get several games with
the teams when they come to the
southern part of the state. He is
going to give the town a chance to
p%atronize a good team and as the
Interest increases and the gate re-
ceipts grow larger he will make the
team that much stronger.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-15
SEED CORN is SCARCE
Seed Corn Throughout the State is
Said to be Scarce Owing to
October Rains.

AS the season is approaching in
getting in readiness TOR arranging
for seed corn. it seems that the far
mers OF the state in general are up
against a serious proposition to OBJ
tain good seed corn.
When the corr association was
Eolding its convention here in Dec
ceruber A. j. Wimple, Of Beresford
who makes it a business of growing
seed orr IN very large quanti-
ties, stated that after a thorough
investigation In many parts OF the
state 1T became known that the
seed corn for this season would be
very short, and the past two months
have developed it.
Mr.. Wimple stated at the time that
the rains Of October and the follow
ing cold weather had the effect OF
destroying the seed corn to a very
large degree. In conversation with
several farmers around Mitchell. we
find that there is a scarcity of seed
corn 10 this county-that is seed
corn which will stand "a proper test
for a large percentage OF growth.
a. j. Davis has notified his several
tenants on farms to be on the look
ont for good seed corn that will stand
the required test, and he gave them
special instructions not to send to
Iowa for the seed corn, and enjoined
them not 70 use it on account of it's
not being acclimated.
Farmers should commence at once
to get their corn and test it, for all
successful corn growers are now of
the n opinion that it is useless to
put corn in the ground if you don't
know whether it will grow or not.
The testing me hod. if successfully
carried out, will make a difference Of
\ thousands OF bushels Of corn in this
county this year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-02-15
THEIR SILVER anniversary
Directors Association an
Travelling Men Will Have a
Jolly Old Time.

When the convention OF the South
Dakota Retail Furniture Dealers
Association meets in this city April
%, "a, %, the silver anniversary Of
the State Funeral Directors Associ-
alton will be celebrated, not with
solemn and dignitied mein, as one
naturally looks for In men engaged
in the business Of conducting funer-
ais, but in a way that Will bring
merriment and a lighter heart to the
participants. E. W.. Hawkins, OF
this city, who is chairman OF the
Travellers Committee, has sent out
a circular to the wholesale trade
asking the cooperation in getting
their travelling men to the meeting.
A portion Of the circular Is published
to show what the intentions are:
In the City Hall Auditorium,
Mitchell, South Dakota, on April %,
"a, and 25. 1907, will be held the
Tenth or Silver Anniversary and
reunion Of the South Dakota State
Funeral Directors Association, and
in connection Herewith the Second
Annual Convention of the South
Dakota Retail Furniture Dealers,
and the first authorized Manuiact.
ure's Exposition.
Three O'Clock Wednesday after.
noon, April "a, has been assigned OF
the program as the "Traveline
Mems Hour The manner OF en-.
tertainment has been left entirely
with your Committee We have
determined to present a series o
short papers, spicy speeches, pun
lgent stories and healthy jokes, inter