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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-13
Bad Burn Quickly Healed.

~ am 70 delighted with what Cham
berlain's Salve has done for me tha,
I feel bound to write and tell you %, !"
says Mrs. Roberts Myttou, 4S7 John
ST., Hamilton. Ontario. My little
daughter had . burn on her knee I
applied Chsmberlain's Salve and il.
healded beautifully" This saive ailays
the pain almost instantly. II il for sale
by J. J. Sherwin-
Try US for ranch eggs, vegetables
poultry and meats- THERo & Co.
Ice delivered daily. G. H. Cufnow.
ohones Black ia and Forks II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-13

Attorney 2 VI sah:a depar;e9 Tor the
u1eirspoHs Tuesday morning Oh legal
business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-13

Ms C. l.. Fuumtr sas aboard the
Tuesday morning Eye- for TIE state ne
tropc-.s.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-13

Soatt Gris@o-- as Fszserger on the
Tzescsy morning -Ez:r for ths capa.ta'
civ
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-13

Mss AEa Lee Ead=rs- ot Fa1acah, K
Is being entertained by Mss Oave FL
t-zl
soa.t Griseo.I ..s. pzzserq-r or the
Tzescsy morning -Ezir for TIE eaPa.ta'
city.
Ms C. I. P.umusr sas aboard the
Tuesday morning ayer for TIE state ne
;ropo..s.
Attorney 2. " saa.a dspsrt-! Tor the
ne,ropoiis Tuesday morning on legal
business.
William Taaz4 p=ou 4sas 10 Denver
Monday afternoon to remain for an er-
tended STAY.
Mining f g.nerr II. ,. 5andersou sss
up from Denver Monday aat Tuesday on
professional business.
Miss Lillian rattsn departed Tuesday
afternoon for se9eraI days aisi, with
f'ienfs IL Co.orato s5ru2s.
Ms. I-aLauce Rs. and SISTER, Miss
Eva Cameron, spent Saturday and san
day last in tire city o: lights.
:. J. Earney. assayrr aud chemist, for
ner!y of this city and Quartz te, Ariz,, IS
nov located at B.s5-e. Arr
+ ". Shields and wife. Of Lebanon,
KaHs., are guests at the CoddIngton
place for summer mountain visit.
Manager Herman karpe!es. Of the Car
dIgan mine went to Denver Tuesday
afternoon to attend social function.
Clarence Scott came down from the
top Of the range where he has been min
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
gScitcrn Marplanb G~iIenbabn.

BepirfIeHb 20. Npnetther, berldBf S~tlefhStdtton
Sdglid3.
40 WorgerS-S6ueqpo't. SneerStoion. .N. q
W.s9dbu." &annesboro, Gbombersbure unb
uusaenoutmen Gouniag, Sancod uro Gum.
herlnno.
SEA 9fcdbm. Accommodation nod llniuns
9riree, fopls tdglif, nusaenommcn Souriaa,
gor:. S1nober, Gettpshurg uro v. uro s..
Siniiipn Rlrtftci.
f4.5 9idrbm. = grpreb. SaupiIinie, Saacrs.
ioton, 0nHcod. ShtppertSbura NH, niisaenprt'
men Sonrina. 5re0ertd ilo Gnlmt.5burg.
9urIpr,99n1got.
Saslidi, a~nsgeuommen Gunntaa.
CTS YtnrQcHs - Dorf, Y. mn $. Sipifion iifto
Satptlinie bfilit bon Gmorib Grope. ioiuie
Carlisle.
7.10 @nraenS - sffom. nab SiabficIo, fopie
9mmitsburq.
1000 Miorgens = 8eitern @rprei,, sgeiiminitcr.
gieip gSinnfor. Union grioae. gruceoine (sre.
herid), Tburmpntt Adbnesboro. Chambers.
hurn. Snoersioiut, S1rcud, Cumberland unc
Gtfln5. Buffet Observation-Disclosures.
5.33 Giu6ru. - Accommodation rab Sanobcr.
CPS gbenos-gffom. tnd) Union Vrioae.
Hnr Iruurriags mn SnmituaS.
tt.25 4Deftbs Nffort. mad union-g,ribge.
g,ur Sunufngs.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. nod IniortsVribee ino
Sdnpber.
. SdIt nihi. OH gennfbTeanias ate. .5taticn oil.
VI. Gutertisn, q. 81. Spuea,
@en.a Sefhnftsiilbrer. Gen. sguit. .sieent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
@ic I'M Human.

Ger Ncl0 elmer @eihidtc olt3 DEM &c
BEN crringt Die 6nuo Oca Ourd)
Jpn QcrcttctCn Cpiera elmer cifcr.
iiitti9en 6rnu. - &m GonOpIa'
Den ipiclt iid Oua 0romo ob.
Wiit ser in nUditCn Gugcn ituttitn-
0cn0Cn 9od5cit pom &crrn Gboa. g.
@ofcr uno 6rGulciu Nturic SinbcQo
Iuun6nucr Don 9tr, 1O5, &optina.
NpenlG iiIlOct cine Yicbcs8eidlid)tt
i6rCu 9(bihluB. 0crcn Nnfnng mic cir
Nbidnitt ans circm Nomun flin9t.
2n W}orgcn oc2 10. 9iopember 1905
itorO 6r0rlcin 0ounbouer ais Ser
fdllicrir in Dem GonicftluOcn Dol;
}lucn Con & So, 9fr. l19, @cit-Nols
timoreitr,, bintcr Dem G%nOcntiid, ais
6rou Gonitontin z. QiumonO uuiGr.
rCgt bcrcjnfam unO lie beI6ulOiQtc,
nit ibrcm ltattlidCl @utten cinel
n6lirt" 1T m%ltcrhuItcn Sri. Goum.
Doltcr itelltc sic NnlduIoigun0 entril.
rilitct IN Nlbrcoc, mas obcr lttr cine
CrboDtc Iuircgung bel 6ral Cid
mono bcruorriei, ulO Oicic Oobin
brodltc, OuB lie nit Den g3ortcn "id)
mill &hnCn jciNcn mic ih oicic Sodc
rc9cln" cincn Ncuolpcr ans citCr
Son0toide 500 unO ullf 6r0lIcln
Ioumbouer nnlcgtc. Wilt Den 9tuicn
oWtor0, WiorO" iuhtc Oicic i6r &cil in
Der 6Ilrd)t. Sbr Sdlrricn 5o9 Die an
ocrcn ?ntQeitcllten OcS @ci6Gftc%, III.
fer ibncn &crrn @ufcr, Der Oonlol2
nbcr nit SrGulcin Gulmboucr nod,
nld)t bCfonnt mar, bcrbci. Gr trut
ullf bic ouigercatc eiieriiid)tige 1Srot
III, biclt lie nit Der cincn @unO felt
unO cntriB ibr nit ser unoercl> Sen
i6arf gcluocncn Ncpplper. Troll
Giumono mur0c ciniQc Gage ip0tCr
megcn NnNriiis ol>i Sri. 0olmbuupr
nit 500 uno Soften bcitroft, Oie ibr
@utte %be5obltc. Nla GolNc Der Net
tung mlrocn Sri. Ioulboucr ltn0
Scrr 9otcr b%circunoet, lie lcrnten iid
lie6en unO om @eibnnd)ta 9lbcno Der.
lobten lie iih. Die gliidlidc 9rout
lieGt 5luor nltgcnbIidlid an ocr@ripp2
crfrnnft OornicOcr, bod miro Sic
Erouuna in lpenigen Euaen int
Eforrbntic ser fotboliid)cn ct. 9lr
OrepS Stride poQ5oGen mcr0cn f0n,
rclI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

3u flcineS WnoB. Bon
Gid)ter McIoap pom oitIid)cn 9c,irt
muroe geitcrn Ser G~bitb0noler Nm.
$. 9eol bon Or. 1911 @oitahItruIie,
III $40 lino Soften pcrurtbeilt. neil
or bei'ni AbnteIicn bon Nepieln Elm
I'm ungei16r elm Ticrtel SIT fleineS
Eef-Woob gebroutte. Scin Gon'
furrent Gllgcn Srcr hotte i'm orqe.
5cigt.
Ser Gnti ii brung Del d. II /,
oigt. r. IN Der nor00itlide1 @oli-
5eiitntion crlon9te Srou z. 9cdouit
0 Hr. t164, Sofuitrobc, eintn Ger.
~bnftsbefebl geaen 0upio Burns une
gNuaro SbomnS. lpeil lie onocblid'
ihren t~i.idbriaen Srbr @urrn cnt.
iitbrt baben ioilen. Seioe beiinoclr
lid ipcgen Giebitobis I'M GbilnOel.
pbicr Toli5eigei6narib. Ger iunpr
gefolpis murOe III ihrer @eieuitait
oiiigeiangen nnD nod,0em er befnnnt
gcgeber, 100 er Der mar. noil Der EoIi,
Seibeboroe nod 3ouie geld)idt. Gr be-
bniiptet. hnB fbn bic beioen MGnner
inter groblmgen spnnaen nit i6icl
81 gcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
&. Groit AMI 25,5OG.Sl, ais 0bli,
ootioucn llilO 9(ftien bcitchcuO.

Y. Sr0ft am o,OO6.Ni, ais SOllF
0ationcn lrito 9(ftien bcItcGcuO.
Gas Sa6of8 2oGcr6ou&.
81 Scr GIQge, mclGc pm &omc@
20. Gbriitmo8, einem Gobot@baltcr
Don Nrincc Georges GouItN Nioy
i'm Srciagcriht Nr. , 8e8en Die
StaotS EabafsloQerbol2 &dlt-
Gomniiiiou cingereiht morOcn it,
nm Oicic olrdn 81 binocrn, Ooa &c
plalltc ulO BON ser Stuota @c9ialutlr
~ottoriiirtc Io6ofS @agcrhllS 81
bauerl, hcjBt eS, Dor DEM groBen
Geucr pom 7. uno s, Tcbrltor 1904
babe Ser Stnut finn Eubat2la8erDdlts
Ter in Baltimore qeAobt, ems Ouuon
al sic ,4cnniplpoltio &obll" bernie
thct un0 trobOem mcbr Ha8crrdlm
ul2 ~criorocrIi6 gebubt. l(n0 dld)
Jest, nadoem 5ruei 2a9crbdllicr bel
sem 0roBcn 9ror10c cinqc0ihert mo
Gin anOcrca iilr Oie Grueiteruna Der
2i1btitraBr tbeilmciic ubDeriiicn
miirOc, lei INNER npdr Qcnil8cnO ga
gcrrollm por6oit0e1t ttlo ser &Ml ci-
mes ncllcn 0c56dlb nJht allcill ilbcr-
iliiiiig, ionOcrn cine &crptGnpcrltng
ser @cIocr 0c2 Stootea, 2lldl beiBt
Is in Der 9lagGldlrIit, lei 0a8 0cn
BAN o%utoriNretOe @cieB 1Hlconltjtll-
tioncl, Oo DER Iite( ttid)t ,t1u9egeben
mas Ooa SGidbJ bcjpdefc. SIC Golii.
miiiion bcite6t +GltS @olloctnellr 90
min @ariicIo! gbntro&eur W6roon I,
}(tfiliot. Ncnru &Qllt5, @nt, ..
Gloggctt. Sqlgtc2 2. GMpIil89.
Norion |oicp NM &pbn $. 0ruin.
Ont &ol5! II Nci Gem lcbtcn
%rci@tcgcnl jpiidct Sem uYD0nir
mo Sem nStul=S>oll &c8clsGlub"
or,f 4@rlL SGlUnca ac0cIbobnclt
muroG ~iolNcnoca &ciultot ~erjicIt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

NerhNft@bCfCbl tr II II
tcrnchm CT. Srt Der npr00its
IId)cn Noli5ciltotion crIongtc Wtidocl
Some, @cih0it2 N9Crt iiir Die @lcd
lnb Giicnurbcjtcr Union cinClt Ser.
G~oitabcicbl NcNtIl' Morria u. Cabot
Don scr Girnlo NJ. u. lul6ott & So,
i'm bcldulOiNclo, geNcrl oir @citBc
DON 1898 uCritoBcn }l bobCnn. sic e..
llclt odtltiln0igcn NrbCitatu0 bel it00.
tiid)cn G%nrtrnftcn poriicbt. Gle Sir
mo bot nit scr StO0t Gontruftc fir
IrbcitCn al Ger rehabilitation II. lott
Ibrc Sclltc nn0Cblid nclm Stunocn
tGglid) bcihGiti0cn. Nor Nidtcr Sep
IiltNer %Ucriongtc Ncitcrn Nior9cn ser
@cid)lrlOi0tc cincn Weihporcncn.
Fro5cE.
llntcr $4,000 @itrQi6oftQ &C.
ltcIlt, - Ter 9tcgcr @ultcr Nan
bon 9tr, 1923, Noros6 ren1ont. Nuc.,
lullr0c 0eitcrn Gormittog pom Nid.
ter Goldman III Der norGlpcitlidClt
Eoli5eiitotion ultcr $1,000 @iirQidnit
DEM 8cridtauerfahrcn 0llf Die BE.
ldllll0igulN iibeuuicicL om Wtitt.
nod NbcnN ulli 6rol, Clarence @lrs
bonf bon 9tr. 2tl5. 0in0cn Npcrllc,
cillcn Mollbnniuu otH3ciiihrt ~ ho.
bclt. NlN SoIpt5UlNc bci'm 0eltri.
gen &crbGr iunQirtc Charles Soopa
Don 9tr. 2OOL Observation-Disclosures. mel.
der Non mcli0c Minlltcn Dor Dem
Nngriii IN elmer NuCp bintcr ~icincn,
Squire mo Damn inter cinCr Waalom-
pc an Der Gdc bon ErCBtm0lts lul0
McGulobltroBc. 100 Srulr Nurbunt
nnAcArificn muroc. lab. Nop bChoup-
tctc, illr 3cit oc& Nn1riii3 IN icinCr
Mobnltn0 I'M Nctt QcleQcl jll hobCn.
Gle AeNcrin Bertha @lrt. Wcld)c i'm
lelbCn Nolie. uic Nan. moblt, bate
ocnt ScrAcontrn Bulb QeinQt. ooi
Man 5llr Belt bC& Nn0riifa nid)t 5ll
@nnic %gCpcicn lei. @ci'm 0~eitriQrll
%crb0r bcbouptCtc tic mn, gcroOc
oo3 @e0cuthcil.
SOIL &c d) II / uOelt hobcr
- Sri, Gillian 2cimbud,, iueldlc al.
CAB on Serin9tpns nnhc VincitroBc
81 mobnCn. lpltr6c alii Die NnIdulOi.
AlrrH, Don Srnu Charles SGritcr mn
Srou @iaiom Wfoior bon Morrcll.
Eorf nn0cblid) inter Tpripic9clutQ
inlid)cr Sbotiod)cr ie So crlol,gt 81
hobcli, pom Nid)tcr Miucr in scr Mt
@iIore Eoli5ciit0tioH inter ic 500
9iirNidloit ocn @crihtspcriohrcl,
i%lbcrlulcicIl, Sri. Ncimhoh ioll Dos
@Clh inter hCr Noripie4cluna crlardt
bobcn. 0ub 6 ihr Nrubcr Charles
". Scimbndl sim Nrfoui cilc3 Yicr-
| be2 bcl0tbiNc. "a HcBterrr in MI.
GSinall3 gut bttunnt iii. mor Is iitr
| lie Gin Scid,tcS, Dos @elo ST. befom.
men.
Cine lnnQc Nubtour. r.
@ier5ebn Stuocutcn bc$ nNoIu Groi
College" IN 9roofIono. :. s., hobclr
sic Heiic nadl baltimore SIT 6llb 5lt.
rildgele9t, lmt Den &orOiroI @ib.
bons 81 icben. Sic murbcn ocitcrl,
9sndmittoN bon Dem aorNiuol en-.
| piotgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Marplano & &cnuInlpania q. 81.
3iiar p%srIaIrn North ptnue. e%tntipn:

SIinr ptrIoNrl NDrth.MOttuess tniipn:
$50 SorII. mao gort ldoIih. ans9eiomiIlen
SorittneS.
$50 Norm. nab ScIta. MIR Sonu.aas.
$50 Sorm, rad %clair tdqlib, aiseenorls
men Soniiags.
leo 9sddu. inf 9eIair. MIR GnmfioGS.
1926 gndn. ta0 gurt tdelid. duSgcromnien
GonntaGs.
4.05 Mnhrt. nad 7e!ta. MIR Sprntaes,
i45 glahn. na9 &eInir idGlif, auSeenoul'
men SorntapS.
600 stbenc5 nun 2elta ideIi1. anseenont'
urcrt GonntdpS.
tt.00 elbeuhS rndh SeIta, :atr. GpHrinas.
flag. ysa
EGHc snr Mciic hrs NmsIanS be-
icrNt &. Hainr, Mr.. fi3, GitSalti
more Strakc, nnbc Goitnmbonic -Npc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Baltimore Sampi Sadct !. So.
{altc uHo snpsrldifae eai.2iute.)
Die Ser. SioaiensBoit beforoernb.
9ampier .9irsinia" Inenl .Ninbama,"

,WfUf8tHt" UStHHtNtt
9ampfer fabrefl tdeIi1. Sonntass ausaencr,.
mtn, BON Den nSais9iaie". Riers. Ar. 1o-ls,
0oint Comfort. 9lo:folf. 9ortSmnuib uno anen
guntten bes G.oelS. 8ertinorng in Slo
Roinf Comfort init e. & Z. @ifeubabn". Ram
.Gcabonro Nir Cine" foliben 9ue mad Sorts
mouth uno gtIunta. IN goripli Nerbinouns
nit BET .~stilantie Coat Cine" NorfoIi nno
ueiilid uno Obj Dominion Cine" md Sielp.
bern, BaIb.r9ton. N.'G.. Ridmono, 3D.. uao
sieipsDorf.
MabIScttcn mad turop1iihcm Blame. 9ur,i,
ri6fe aniitten5iiHmer, cIeftrifde Ne.eidltnna,
&ibeiSuna, 9oien fret. Rcierhirte 9aiiiten
simmer in hcu pinetsgiireniir Der ~gch Cine"
Or. i67, SfisEdliimrre, S trnbe. 9tr. 506 nrb
sos, ~qiqbtsSfrate, G. u. G.. Office, SlbuitsGde
Baltimore. ,no gdIoerisSirnbe, Continental
9ruit Runlbina" unb Ilbauebs Tr. 100. Woros
GbnrleSsS iroBe.
Suhu R. Shrrpppb, G.. 9rutun,
R'ees3rdf. II. Sen. sWauaeer. Ger. ,Yni'. sSgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

81. snnhnla Mcitnnrnut.

Rr. 923, Ruro.Gocu., nn8c NniBunn etr.
@erfammlunqs sQofnl oes ,@ntonin.9on'
clope8 81. 500. 5. 3. .. Stcnben.9t'
1913. 3. II. D." uuo n0iiiriiis UT. 50.
.. Il. Y. pnue ar g'crctne III bernie
t0en. Seiniic &icrc, S&ciue itno alloere
Seiydrlie. Gel; s. s. y. gSolfe 600 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

EaIie snr 6ciie in's NnsIano Be.
Iorat Is. Raine, Wr. Ala, Di.WaIti.
ulurr-S trafe, nage gultumboaie.Ape
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Sa.ob Nieh' nMslsste.None,"

Sauptnudriter oes @efduNrereins aWieIo.
bic. Ginaiiu1oen ieocn SuuncrituesIbeno
Y~crlnmuliinaen Ocs r0enteuni1l Wicbeera
SerciuS" icDci 2. uto g.. Sicnltua int
yioitat. 1elepbon- 6. & Z. gSclie 1856 u
Gontpu nub Sts6Inustomn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Sdir1ist'S ,Gtdeniruhi.0aiie,
fSHr 4 MN fNuurh,c -frnf,r

Suuptnunrtier bes r9nperr Sr.'llni. .sSer.
Gins" ySicDeniruils ; SaIncn : SercinS,"
aGanton Snruerpd0rcn Ell golt. tro eelbs
SereirS " pOeuithe Wtmiitblitfett" uns
rSeipersGoufInpe y,r. AIS. Z. s.. s."
Sri'bts Bier 81 leber Seti. - e. & o.
2elepbor. SSolfe 32S s.
@brins'S Canton 9ieberfranSa.ane,"
GRowcit.Gdr >. ctr. II. Satt.stuc, Gnutpn.
Sdupial1riier beS .9nntons2leber.ran8".
Sine'tu1oe ieoen Mittlpoh sthtno. Det
GumciisGerein nerfnlnireIt fih ieoen @ielts
itaq ybeno. - yRutionli"s Bier am 8apf.
GbeI1peafcsI eIcpbon - g9oiie 1863 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
ncayp Is, Sfrin's Gctauruni,

Nr. 2i6, Slab, Eahc 0cmnro'StraRe.
&or5iipli6e gSeite, Gpirtiuuien II. u1ipn'
SignrrcH, &eiieS Bier AM 8Gpf. Suliw
fir @ci6ift5lerte bon l1.90 Gornl. bis
2 lbr NabrtiiiCas. Ieltpbon, &. & y.
- nj. &ernun 300s ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Nnrina's ,,0antnn oiebcrirans.eont,n

GGiie snr Iciic ms HUSBAND be
iurai e. &aiuc, Hr. 413 Eit-0aIti-
murr Strnkr, magc Gpitnmlpnie-Npr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
soSn Srans's ,gaaer.oerbsrae."

Ir. 1856, parriiun., nabe 2eTingtnn'str.
SEQ. @iintbcr, IT,, Rrnu COS Bier am
8lpf. 2Snrrlei 4uni0 non 70 bis / llbr
ganmittdg. Ile oeuifbeu Sdder ftlo
5uut &elude eirQelaoeu. Is. IL y. Geles
pbpu - ct. Yaul 1852 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03
TEDDY, JR., JOINS DiCkiE
SOCIETY

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. I5.-Theo.
dore Roosevelt Jr. is now a full.fedg.
cd member Of the Dickie Society OF
Harvard. and Is at liberty next year
10 require candidates for admission to
40 AS strange things as he has done
the last week to gain an entry To this
university club. Young Roosevelt last
night was formally admitted to tho
select body, with what ceremonies. no
one but those present knows. The
final initiation was In the club house
on HOlyoke street.
In preparation he was taken In the
afternoon to a suburb of Boston
where he was blindfUlded and com
peeled to go through the motion oI
stopping a runaway horse In the cen
ter of the village. Later he was TAX
center Of which he was given a hug,
bowl of water and required to g
through the motions of rowing with
pair of toothpicks.
AS member of the Dickie Club
Roosevelt Is entitled to some priv
leges He Is socially Of the elect
and whenever his class figures In an,
social event In the future he will b.
among the participants, entitled TO al
honors. lie viii nov be one OF the 50
cial arbiters OF the university II h
chooses,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03

Latest sugar quotation. s. r., Dec.
20, SO analysis beets, IS 10 I'D.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03
Land Patents Are
Granted By Fraud

Reno. Dee. ll.-Attorney 5. Downey'
one of the attorneys defending j. A.
ingalls, In the suit brought against MIN
Nv the Central Pacific Railway to Gust
aim from possession OF mining prop
crty worth million dollars In the
Olinghousc district, openly asserts that
the Central Pacific Sccr:cd it3 patent
three yeas ago to tht property through
fraud and In this connection names
Robert J., Fulton, former land agent ~
the southern Paeihc In Nevada, but
now with tho COMPANY In san fran'
| cisco
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03
MIkApo HoNoRs AMERICAN

Toxic. Dec. i3.--The Emperor today
gave an audience To Professor George
Trumbull Laid. formerly of Yale and
low of the Western Reserve College
Cleveland. Ohio. The honor was Civ
On to the professor In recognition oi
the important services he Is rendering
to the cause Of education In Japan
The professor was accompanied by
Mrs. Ladd and the stan of the Ameri
can Embassy,
Professor Laid. who left the United
States last August and arrived In lo
kohama on Sept. q, Is lecturing in the
government schools throughout the
empire on the philosophy Of education
He intends 10 stay In Japan, lecturing
and studying, for year and viii then
return to Cleveland. J''" N..,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03
Captain Suicides
At Loss Of Steamer

Kingston. JamaicaJ. Dec. 1.-THE
Hambrrg-Amcrican, line tourist steam.
or Princess Victoria Louise, from New
York December 18th for Kingston, went
ashore last night of Port Royal while
on her way back to New York. The
passengers were landed here today by
tho German cruise, Bremen.
In accounting for the stranding OF
the steamer II is explained that she was
without q pilot and Captain Bruinswig
wa" In charge. Hc followed wrong
course and piled her up ON the rocks
just undo, the lighthouse. Two hours
later the captain locked himself In his
cabin anu blew out his brains
The officers Of the ship and the Ger
man consul here made Intellectual ef.
forts to hush m the news OF the trag-
cdy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03
WANT FIRE ENGINE
IN kAkAhko
TO PUhP OUT WATER

As II usual when the winter storms
Hood the lower portions of the city. n
wait of distress has arisen from Ka-
kaako. where the effects of the down.
pour are felt more than anywhere else
In the town To-day petition. written
County Clcrk A translation made OF
the petition follows:
Honolulu. T. H.. Jan. 3D.. 1907.
TO the BOARD of Supervisors of tho
County Of Oahu, aud tts menlIcrs
Gentlemen We. the undersigned
residents and citizens Of the County
Oi Oahu. residing In the vicinity of
KaKaako. near the Honolulu Iron
Works, show that during the recent
heavy downpour of rain the last few
days. our houses as well as our be
longings we're flooded with water. ere
ating great damage.
Therefore we request your Honor
able Body to assist us In our proscn,
troubles under the following condi
! tions:- 49,
| l. That an engine be sent from tn,
Fire Department to pump all watcl
standing.
2. If the above condition shall no
be complied with. and the water re-
main standing. there Is positive caus,
oi an epidemic; and we rs well as GU
children suffer.
| Hoping that your honorable Boar,
viii give us the necessary assistance
We remain.
lSigncd by - pctitioner.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03
PRESIDENT GIVES MEDAL

Some time ago, President Roosevelt
presented medal of honor to Major
Paul r, Straub of the Army medical
department, Quite number of Army
officers were present to offer their con
gratulations to the recipient of the
honor In making the presentation
President Roosevelt said; Major,
give You the reward which more than
any other in American life should be
coveted by every man In the country
II is tho nearest thing to patent OF
nobility that this nation has in Il:
power to bestow. Every man who ha;
worthily won 1t has rendered disti1
suished services, and 10 entitled tc
the reward of all our people. con
graduate you on having worthily wor
this medal of honor"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03
BUSY MAKING skswlas

One hundred and fifty million meat
skewers year are manufactured In
the isolated towns Of the Hampshire
Hills. from which the country's supply
Of this useful little product is taken.
The industry. which affords steady
employment to large numbers of men
periencing great prosperity owing To
the holiday demand.
Come of the large mills are turning
out weekly l,00O,OOO skewers. and
many Of the firms are employing two
shifts of men for day and night. each
shift working 10 hours.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03

Mrs. Thomas Johnson Smith was he.
ing married for the fourth time In the
little country church In which she ha,i
been raised. The ceremony was pro.
ceeding with all solemnity until the
minister reached the point: who
gives this woman to this man to he
his wife" and voice away back In
the congregation replied Il generally
do
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03

Salcs-l'etwecn Boards: 10 Haw. G.
& S. Co. ss25O; 10 o. Il. 4 l.. Co.,
s9O75; $500 Haiku 6s, slO275. Session
Sales: IS Wailua. $685.; $500 o. X. &
l.. Gs, slG3.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-03

Changes for the better are often re
scented, Old boots were once new
and hated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12
anlaFHn1mgIMlg gaMmnmmmlVl
Bm no complete Capitol.

Representative R. Tyler Goodwin will. Tuesday. present q bill providing for the completion of the State Capitol. The bill is Intended to cover the build- ing of the north wing, and the im- provement and decoration of that part of the building which is now complete. The bill would probably carry an ap- propriation of s25O,OO0, the payment of which will be spread out over four years, like the appropriation for the Capitol made by the last Legislature. Reprssentative Goodwyn was the au- .Ahor and introducer of that bill, and he was Chairman 0f the Committee on Capitol Improvement and Capitol Grounds.
 With the appropriation made by the last Legislature, great things have been accomplished. The South half of the Capitol Square. which formerly offered a repelllng prospect of back yards and COW lots to the legislators when they were at work. was purchased. cleared of all its buildings, and graded. The old Capitol was thoroughly renovated, new interior decorations placed and the wing built in keeping with the general architectural design of the historic old State House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-12
WILL DISCUSS PAVING. gpecinl Session of City Council Called
 for Tonight.

The City Council will hold special session at 7:3O o'clock stonight to adopt ordinances necessitated by the award Ing of the contracts to pave Montgom- cry, wilson and Caroline Streets. to receive a report from the Finance Corn- mittee, and to transact any other mat ters lying on the table subject to call ut a special meeting.
 The paving of Montgomery, Wilson and Caroline Streets being permanent Improvement, owners of abutting prop to make connections with the gas and water mains and with the storm and sanitary sewers before the paving is laid. The Southern Bithulithic Com pany's accordance of the contract to pave Montgomery Street induces the Council to expedite the matter as rep resentatives of the city as well as of the paving company. are anxious to ex-
 The company. when first 1t asked for a contract. averred 1t must have the contract for all three streets pr for street was offered, 1t was accepted.
 The Memphis Asphalt and Paving Company has the contract for paving Wilson and Caroline Streets.