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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10
DUGCAN CANNOT Be
LOCATED BY
Or. BRINKERHOFF

DR.. Brinckerhoff has been unable I'll
to the present time to locate John J.
Duggan. who made the lowest bid for
the Leprosarium contract Duggan Is
ON the Coast working on some con-
tract and II seems to be impossible 10
locate him. In case he cannot be found
within reasonable amount of time :;
may mean that his bid will be disre-
earded and the next lowest taken up.
Some OF the bidders for the Leprosar-
ium contract are feeling that they ara
not getting the best OF treatment IA
the AFFAIR. Under some new ruling in
stead of returning the certified cnecks
for 2 ?er cent of the bid. which were
required to accompany all bids. the
checks of the three lowest bidders have
all been retained. This is rather hard
on the contractors as, while the matter
Is In allegiance, they lose the use OF
from $1,000 to $1,000, when might conc
IN very handy In their other work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10

- Fine Job Printing at the Bull
Ietin Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10
HOLLOWAY WRITES
ABOUT NEW ROADS

County Clerk Kalauokalani has re-
ceived the following communication
from Superintendent of Public Works
Holloway:
Mr.. ID. Kalauokalani, Jr,. Clerk. Coun
~ Of Oahu. Honolulu.
Sir:-l have recently inspected the
work being done by Mr. Desky, In
constructing certain roads In the
Highland Park District, and provid-
ing the Board of Supervisors are
agreeable, ] am willing to accept the
following streets rs public highways
with the understanding that the SUI
pervisors will consider them AS such
and when funds are available place
them in proper condition:
Male Way from Vancouver High
way to Metcalf street extension.
Metcalf street extension through
the Highland Park tract.
Manoa avenue through the High
land Park tract, all as shown by en-
closed blue print.
For the information of the Board
Of Supervisors, would state that
have already approved the grade, 10,
cation and width of these streets.
Trusting that you will advise me
of the action taken by the Board.
beg to remain,
Yours respectfully,
c. $, HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The first announcement in the
Bulletins Pacific States Tour Con.
test will be published Friday, April
IL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10

Latest sugar quotation, $50 cents,
or $7l.80 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10
K|lAUtA ANTICS

Especial Bulletin Wireless)
HlLO, Hawaii. April lO.--After the
big eruption of last week at Kilauea
the bottom OF IIalemaumau suddenly
sunk. The activity continued, how
ever, and the pit is again slowly fiji.
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
oEx. published In the Saturday eui;e.
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives q
eoHelse and complete resume OF all 10
Gal notices. calls for tenders. Iudg.
ments. building permits and real 60.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin.
75c per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-10

Blank books Of all sorts. ledgers.
etc. manufactured by tho Bulletin Pub.
fishing Company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Sin StraRen6abn- 3~niammcnitof.

9n Ser @op. mo Gisquit6- StraBe
trohen 5luei poll6elebte StraBen.
babnuaggons in chamber. -
Fanif untPr SEN Faiiagieren. =
SIM leiht uerlebt. - 8erfebr
cine Stnoe mterbro6en.
Gu ser Gde bon 0ap- rno ~9(isouitG.
StroBc ronntc geltcrn Morgen iiinf
Otinuten Dor S llGr elm n0roli6 fo1-
ren6er StrdBenba0nndggon Der
@opltroBensSin in einen iii0Iid iab.
renoen Ser Sarfor0sHoo0,2inie Der
3uIamncnItoB mar beitig genug, I'm
Ocn %gctroiicncu &aggon ser Sar.
iorO .MoaO-&inic 5ltm @ntgleiien 3u
bringcn unO 6ciOe @ogQon5 erbe6li6
3t be- d)10igen. Inter oen Yaiia9ie-
ren ser @aggouS, Die 10 fir5 Dor Be-
1tnn ser @eihdftSItunocn bis 3ur
8ren5e Der 8aiIun9sfroit beIebt ma
rem, entiton0 elm mtIoer Hanif, icoer
iltdte 10 idnea mie mogli6 aus Der
8efabr5one SIT entfommen. Gum
@liif fantcn icoodJ ernItIifJe 8erlet-
3ltngcn nid)t Dor. 9tltr bier EerIonet
nabnlen in s. y. SranlcS' Ipotbefe
Siilie IN Nuiprnf. g8 iporen SRI.
2ottic Gboro BON Nr. 1904, SIt.Slis
Der.S troBe, ole einige S6rammeu
an 9opf uno Nrmen erlitten bate,
lln0 Dor S6rcd mo Der Grl6iitte-
rilng obnm06tig geporoen mar. Sic
muroe in eincm @ngen nod Saliie
gebradt. Die unoeren, Sri. Nntas
be0c German BON Der Sorforo', nabe
Cafe. 9(penlte, oie $50. IuguIt Wfenot
BON Nr. 2435, OIt.Sofimon. StraBe,
$. 3. Miler bon Hr. 26t4, @eit.
Soirmornt .aoennc, uno s. s. VIC
Seal bon Tr. $3.50, @eit.gnltimore-
StroBe, 0ie ale nrr Elm paar S6rama
men Oooon trligen, fonnten it'd na6
ibren @ei6GitsplGBen 6egeben. Der
Motorfiibrer oes 8apItraBen.@a9.
9ons, OeIien Geitibiil poaig 5ertriim-
merit miir0e, iprang, ais CT iab, oaB
Der 3uInmmcnItob muermeiolit
mar, ob uno cntging 10 ifrperen Ser
%lcbungen. 9nlo nod Dem llnfaa ia.
men BON alien Seiten IrbcitSpagen
berbci uno noh einer Stunoe barter
Nr6cit morcn Die @elciie pieoer irei
lun0 nobm Der Gcrfebr, scr nllf beIOen
Sciten blodirt mar, mieoer lein re.
olllGrcS @lsleben at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Sraurises SdDifial.

0reiiin nit 6onlilie ouf Die StroBc
seicbt. Sreunbe permeigern bic
Nuinobme. - Gin Neger muB iid)
cr6urnen. - Sinoen gIipl in Der
Eoli5ciitotion.
Gin 9ilb neutrality-suspicious., eitelt
trollri0en 9emeiS ooiiir, bnB 9erieni'
&c, Der lid) oltf leine Sreunoe IN Der
gtotb pcrl0Bt, wirflid perlalien iii,
~licierte Die iammerpoQe G~r5dbllng,
welhe Die ebripiirbige S3.iGbrige@rei.
i'm g(oeline slipper geItern Gbeno IN
Ger norooitliden Eoli5eiltation ers
50blte. sic fam nit ibrer So6ter
Srou Morp anol nnb beren g., be5.
einiGbrigcn Tohtcrn ella Warp uno
Nora Wap nod Der Station, Inn ltns
tertunit 5t llben. sic ipor, mie lie
logte, an Wfontog bon ibrem ;Sauss
mirtbe bltrb eincn Gonitobler aus
lbrer @oDnling GER. 235, Noro-Mont.
tort . gpenue, olif Die StraBe geiebt
luorben, mcil Tie ibre Mietbe nidt be-
5oblcu fonnte. Sic glalbte IN Sont.
ltcoo Sreltnoe 5tt boben, uno mobte
lid NIT ibrcr Samilie SIT Sub auf
0et ySeg oortbin, bis tie DEM Ger.
genntcn S'Sool pom acknowledgements
ltrifte m%ifficl, Der lid peranlabt fiibl.
te, aus MtitleiO oas Sobrgelo fir Die
StroBen6obn 81 be5abler. gls Tie
MIN Wiontag Ibeno 81 ip1ter Stun-
DC bel ibren permeintliden Sreunben
onflopftc, ipuroe oen Iermlten in
borid)er &Seiie ole Sbiire gpeilen,
uno lie itonoen Nun in Der bitter fal.
ten No6t olif ser StraBe uno muB.
ten nid)t elm mo niht ans, bis iib
Der Neger .. @alfer bon Der gde
@oriougb. uno Sarforo Ipe. iiber
lie erburmte lino Der bartender 50.
Mile fir Die Rodt Elm llnterfommert
bereitete. @eItern sbeno brafte Ser
gutber5ige Neger, nadoem er Maes,
mas ibm feline i6lpahen Wittel er.
loubten, fiir Die 9ebaiternstpertber
getban bate, nab Der norboitlifert
Foli5eiitatiou, no ibren elm Nuartier
gegeben puroe uno ibnen Ser a~IIe5eit
b"iiIfsbereite lieutenant Crate aus Ell.
gener Glide elm marmes gbenobroS
bolen lieB. lieutenant Crate iagte,
bier biete ii1 oen@ obltbGtigfeits- @e.
ie0ihoften Der Staot Elm San ipirfli-
6e gtotb 5lt linoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Tun3 Gomite: Tobcrt Chmiot,
2lrtbur QietridD, &obu Hugclt mo
". MottbciB.
Goitiim ? Gontite: Gbn3. &oncdc,
&oriiber, Sobn Bidder, @eo. WtieOpig
u1b Sobn Gngelbnrot.
9%etorotion3 Gomite: $. Soaring,
&orliter, Geo. @epfortb, 81. 2ongc,
". 9ictri6 unb ". 9coring.
8iibncn z Gomitc: Gbo3. Nelt, &or'
Iibcr, Charles &Gucfc mo Sobn on
0clbor0t.
GmpionQ5 = Gonitc: 0corG Sill
ling &oriitcr, 81. Is. San0loB $. 6.
Bon Seine ". g. @unoloh, So8. $.
GooIcp, y. S6miot, s. &. 6roltf, g.
". Yierion 6ronf SteiG, Or. Gorl
N}cpcr, 3. @cbrcn6crg .. @6ttgcr,
s., &clincf ulo $. e. @ortbc.
&rcB = Gomitc: ISM. HolL &o6n
E0blmnn1, 81. Sobniou mo 0ottlieb
Spcrr.
&rciic Gomitc: @eorg 6iIIing,
%orIibcr, Sobn @IG6cr, @cnrp Tcin-
bor0t uno @. 2cficrt.
l(nclc Som ml!roe Ollr0 Srn. Sent
rid Sd)lciiencr mo Erin5 GorncpoI
0llrd) Nru. gSilDclm &on6ouleu Bar
0cltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

q ii II it / Ger "a 5 q b ..
/ h | II &. Der Gpenue'
BAIT, 2eib. uno Spor.Gerein" belt
geItern abenO in ieinem 9iireoit, gtr.
1925, GontonsApenle, Die i16rlide
Seriommlung nebit 9eamtenpabl.
Ger 9eridt ocS Setretdrs giebt fols
gcnocn aufidlllB iiber oos oergan.
gene @eId,1ftSjubr: ginnabmen $58,.
3S8.06, gu8goben $5S,235.S7, aaiien.
beitono $152.19; Die 8ntbaben iino
$G5,254.2t, ole Standardization $685..
$3.50 uno Der llebcrifuB $165S.72;
Der Gilgungsiono betrGgt $2694.53
mo Die 3abl Der Witglieoer 1853. IIS
9eamte nurben ermdblt: ErGiiocnt
s. 8oliermalt, 8ice.BrGiioent S.
@olf, S6asmeilter g. aepper, sc.
fretdr u. 2%inoematr, Gontroleur s.
Z. Gnerett, Sireftoren $. Weper, S.
4. gobn, g. greebod, $. 9uboemeier,
e. Wouer, iiln., 6. Sommon uno q.
Siegf, glnpdlte g. 8. Sennisbauier
uno Stein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Gin 9rono in Yofornp's
a Wetlen .Saus". - Snfolge
zines i6aDbaiten Gomins entltano
am Iontag Nadmittag inn oritten
Stodlpert bon Eofornp's "A Meilen.
Saus" ein Brand. Der niir oltrdJ bic
beroii6en Initrengunsen Ser Sreis
miaigen 6eueriuebr.go. nMert" anf
ieinen Sero beIdrdnft blieb. Ser
Shooen 6etrdst $500. Sr. S. Hofornu
itarb befanntlid lette @eibnadten.
ooh fiibrt feline @ittipe oaS @eiddft
fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

sin ncuer Is e.i d

Gin ncuer WaunerI it Ell d).
- &orl V. Eerreb, Elm 20 Sabre al
ter Ngent bon Nr. 1926, 9olton- 4pe-
me, peld)er am Wontog Nlbeno bon
sen 8ebeimpoIi5iitcn Armitrorg uno
Gougblin perbnftet murOe, lit geitcrn
Nodlmittag Dem Eoli5eiri6ter 2o0en
i'm rueitIi6en Stotionsbouie porge-
filbrt unO megen Der Iniduloigung
oeS perlud)ten SetrltgS inter $3.50
9ilrglhnit liir 0oS @eri6tSperfa6ren
geItellt. Herrcb nrbeitete angebli1 ollf
iolgcnoe @eiie: @r tclcpbonirte ltod)
ser 6irma Steluort & So, cine 9lltS-
mabl uon ShnudIaden nnd eincln
beItimntcn &aliIc 81 IcnocpL notiirlidy
mGblte cr cine prpmincnte Terion.
@nr ounn llad) ieiner Nliid)t ser
Alitrag allsgeiiibrt, 10 t%clepbonirte er
an Sen Gmpf1nger ser Sdmldiuden,
Dab oiclclben IN Solge zines Gerlcs
bcns lod ieinem Sol.ic gcionot NOR
Den Icien mo Onnu be8ab cr Iid per.
I0nlidj oortbin ull0 licB i'd oaS Nb-
0elieierte einbGnOlgen, inOcm er iid)
ais &ertreter Der 6irma poritellte.
Ger Strcid) ioQ iDm mebrere Wale
0ellnnen IeinL ober ser &rug gcbt 10
longc sum 9rlnnerL bis er 3er6ridt.
9uS Yerreb 0citern mieoer cine Der
nrti9e Senolng in Gmpiong nebmelt
luoQtc, pur0e CT ielbIt in Gmpiung
genommen. @dbrcno cines Shuibs
perborS nor Captain G%unpbrep CAB
Eerrcb an0cblid) nid)t mn Den lett
0~euonnten Sfmin0cl 5lL %lonOern &C.
ltanb oud) einL 0ab CT i'm 9e5enlber
0te 1Sirma Steiunrt & So. I'M Sor'
len inn @ertbc BON SIS, 0ie Sirmo
Soel Nutman & So. nm @oaren I'M
@ertbe bon $50 lu1o oie 6irmo sc,
6riioer SuBler I'm @oarcn i'm User
tbe bon $37 betrogeu babe. @r be.
bauptete, ltltr neltige Der geltoblenet
grtifel %pertotft, ionocrn Die meiIten
ocrielben an jun8e MGOden perlhenft
81 baben.
3meiS neinem 9 + a.
Bengepicrt. - 0uS Die Ntums
mern 100 trogenbe StroBengeoiert
Der Dit . 2ombarOitrnBe luor geitcrn
5nein1ol BERG dnuplob BON 0~rGnoeL
Die, iuenn lie oli6 ni6t BON 9eoelts
tung naren, bo1 immerbin cine ie9r
grpbe I%ufregllng inter oen 0bettos
9c,pobncrn b~erporricfen. 0oS critic
Ielcr entitono fur5 nod I llbr Wor.
gems. blirt ,cinen bcIeften S6crn.
Itcill in Dem bon DC Sin1pn Dan be-
lpobi1ten Solie, Hr, 1150, Dit 2om'
boroitraBe. Is mllroe burd) 0ieSpri.
Sen : Gompognie 9tr. 3 gcloidt, nod).
Dem eS eiltcn MIR unbeoelltenoell
SdaDcn ull9erid)tef Ddfte. DER 0urd)
GeriiGerung bel Ser George @aib.
inqton 6eiier E Seriid)crnngS = @eiel.
it)oft" gcoedt lit. 9ogegen rid)tete
boS gegen nad) 3 llbr geItern Nad)-
niittog I'M Sauie Ger. 1871, Slt-Son-
baroitraBe, ooS bon Sronf &ob be-
iuobnt miro, elttocdte Seiler INNER
bin eiilen S6ooen BON $500 an, bis
es BON oerielben Spriten : Gompog-
mic Ger. 3 geloidt mcroen fonnte. Die
German americon Sni. So. lit in sic.
iem Sole betbeiligt.
Spirituoen. 2icen3pers
langt. - @ie Die Spirituoien . Sc
Gems : 9eborDe an anoerer Stelle oes
y0eutidcn Gorreiponbentcn" or5eigt.
iud)t Sr. Sobn 30. 9ooe Inn cine
Sdonflicen5 fir oas SaltS Hr. 1902,
4iblano.apenue, nad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

N%blcben. - Sn ibrer lcbten
@obnung ltorb gelteru 5rou Nnno
Slpupa6, @ottin Don @illiam Srull.
pad, in gltcr bon 81 Sobren. 9ic
Sceroiglng iinOet 8reitog Worgen
nm s l(6r pom Stcr6ebouie, Nr.1S30,
Sit,Nort6. Nuenue, aus rot Dem 81.
Grl0ier.6 rieOboie ltott. 8orber miro
in Der st. S~afobus. Stride cine icicr.
lide &equicnl.S ohmeiie celebrirt.
6roll Warp @Iorius, @ittiue
BON &rn. Wortin 8loriils, itort &c.
itcrn III ibrer @obnung. 9tr. 1880,
libIanosIpcnue, bon 100 aus Con.
ncritog Na6mitto9 Inn 1A3 ll6r Die
9cerpigung itattiinOct.
(5n Ilter BON Al Sobren itar6
0citcrn &r. 5obn @odel, @atte bon
Mimic 8odel, geb. 9ouereiS. Sic BE.
crOigunB iin0et Ionneritog 3afmit.
tag nm 2 llbr pom Eruuer6auie aus
nod Ser Baltimore Cemetery" Itait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Garneual in, Gonntp.

Wdt etllelll 9toBcli Wo@tellball III DER
nSi9bIunO Ncoocmp" id)lieBt Oie
G%orncpol&5cit in 9oItintorc-Goun.
IN. - 6nno inter ben Nuipi5icn
OcS elite Social Clubs" itott.
Sirius Gorncpol mod)te ollh &C.
tern 0cm pcitcrcn 9nltimor County
cilten GeIlldb mo CT mlr0e nit al
len Den Gbrcn, sic ibnl aebiibrcr,
opfgenonmen. Som elite Social
Club" mor CT e%ingelaocn, mo Die
~@igbInnb qcooemp" mar ieine 5eit-
lpcili9e HeiiOenj. Seine 8eiolQiGoft
mar Die Erominen5 aus 0on5 9olti.
morc.Gorrntp, l10 0ie 3oDl IQer, ois
lcinem Nllie gcbord)ten, mc6r, ais
3lucitollIenO, Die N0lrme scr .Sigbs
lono NcuOcmp" bottcn nod ME einc
loldc 6iiuc BON Wcni6en oeie6er.
Sn ullcn Orci Gtogcln murbe gctanit,
nno WuSfcn Ii. 9tidtmoSfen OrGn0-
ten iid III nidyt cnocn molanoer 9iei-
be. 6orbcnprGdtig mor ooS 0ilo,
OoS lid i'm Sonl OcS 5lpciten StodeS
cntrolltc, bort, no lid ser eigcntlide
Gorlo Der WfaSfcn ablpielte. @lGn.
5cl0c &oItiinlc medicltcn nit origi=
ncllcn Crnd)ten in bulltem 9llrbci1s
onOcr nb, uno cine Stimmun0
bcrrlGte, bic, mcnn man lie Dem So
nninircnOcn Oelltid)en @enliitb ODER
&unlor in sic Sdlbc idieben bari,
man ais Oelltidrgemiitbli6 be5cid),
llcll fam.
SricOenSridtcr g. q. Gltunigon
bon Canton ais Goriibcr ocS Goni.
tc's, lt1o ole icine @%ctrcucll belpie.
lcn, DOB iie Gin Set 5u orrotgiren
ueritebcl1, mic cS in Baltimore.
GountD cin5ig IN iciner Slrt boltebt.
VIC Wctreltelt lparclt:
s. s. 9ottcrueidl SoS. @rorpn,
Mihocl @ofi Sobn Slogan, Sp. sc.
Wtiacr, G6os. S6loiicr, SSobn 6. 8.
Gonuor, @co. S6loiier, S5oGn SdG-
Ter, Com. u. Sufferer, Nnbren Ybe.
Ian, Seal Gotter, SoltiS SogtmonL
Sorrp Slitdins, George 9eodom, s.
SorO MtiQer, 6rco. Yfcifcr, Charles
Smciber, &p. Snpoer, Geo. Sd)mei.
ier, Senrp Srtel, GbriIt, Seize, Sin.
cent S'Gonnor, Charles 9nQ, s. $.
g~Silofeltcr, I'D. 8roiun Eetcr Ger
mcrot6, Sp. Zimmerman Sobn 9.
&clp, Samuel Nibcl, SoS. Sbeorer,
Sobn =. 9enh s. $. 9otterpeidL u.
&rropp S6oS. acnnen SO. S'9rien,
3. &idcllien, glt0. Sl0cnberg, Sobn
&cidle, q. .. Grrrp, Soi. 9crger, Mi.
d)nel Gl6ertG, Sol. 5. ge6r, 56oS. s.
&urOlc, 1opi6 S6ompion, Wortin s.
Steele, GonroO 9lbern, 8beo. 3. 2ep,
10. s. Hciap, g. SeQnnapcr, Charles
Eobit, Senrp 6ebmert, q. :. Miaer,
Ro6crt Eoogett, 5ronf SdneiOer,
2ouiS s. Smit6, @corNe IbomS, Sp.
@re6n, GbriIt. Mltt6lcr unb Senrp
Woum6or0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

ingtonitroBe, ein eleftriideS Sdilb
un5rbringen.
GrloubniB fir bic 9oltimoresS Ohio
@obt ein Neben9elciie in bo8 Sc
if1ft BON Shpar5ld)ilo Ii. Sul3ba.
der on Siio . GutaDitraBe eli lcacn.
8emiaiquna pon $4,000 iiir Die
Filaiterltng Der GtraBen nm ben
6iihmartt.
Nnfauf zines 0~run0ItiidcS iiir cin
Safcts ltno Scitcrbnll3 an WtcGullob-
un6 9io6leitrobc,
@ebiirfntb
Nu tolt.
Die itGOtii6c &llnit Gomniiiion
bat Den Flnn fir Die moocrnc Be
0ilrIriB InltoIt uui Scr &rel5lmG
BON @olttmorcitroBc, &optin9 Yloce
lno NfcSonc E Eluce 1utgcbciBen.
GteIcIbe miro cinit0dig iein mo cine
Wtnrmorfnco6c boben. 9a3 @cbGuoc
crbGlt 5iuei Stodlperfe, zines iiber II.
o0S on0ere ultcr Dem S%traBenbctt,
uEo icparatc @ortc6immcr mo
&GlmlIid)fciten iiir Sruucn II. MGll-
llcr entbultcu. Sir on& @cbGuoc
linb $4,000 6cluilligt.
Scrid Ser Eurtbc60r0c
Der Sobreabcridt Der E%orf6cb6roc
lit bent WoDor mtcrbrcitct lporoen.
Aim 81. 0c5cmbcr 1906 mar cin
llc6crid)nB bon $71431.30 norboll=
Den. Die Nltagobcn bctrltaeu $4GO,-
600 nnO Die Gimubmcn $409,G52.0t.
Gnl 1. &omlor 1906 loar Elm &oiicil-
bciton0 bon %S7,751.t2 oorbanoen.
Sibur0 oe9 60.
C&.
Nr 6rcitng Nbcnb s llbr miro 0oS
Wfnrft e Gomite 0ca Sto0trotbcS cine
Siblttg obbnlten in mcldcr bic Ser.
or0nung 5ilr &c0ulirlng ocS 9etoil'
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-07-18

that Morse did not use due care after
he saw Mr.. ToWle and Mrs. Prescott
approaching. He pointed out 10 the
court that if, as claimed by Mr. Law
renee, it might have been possible for
Mr.. Towle TO have driven into the
roadway leading to the house Of Mr..
Kirstead, it would have been far
easier for Mr.. Morse to have driven
his automobile into Mr.. kirstead's
yard to have avoided the necessity
of making a circuit around the post
containing the mail box and TO have
rendered impossible the occurring OF
the accident, and he asserted that
there was a moral obligation on the
part of Mr. Morse facing as he did,
carriage containing man and woman,
to have used care in avoiding a meet
ing. He also insisted that the jury
unprecedented, as he claims, or warped
in their judgement, had a right in
view of the evidence and of the law
as given by the presiding justice to
find as they did for the plaintiff.
The case is one of great import
ance to all owners of automobiles in
Maine. Mr.. Morse is business man
of Boston and vicinity and a summer
visitor to Maine. Ii is the first APP
plication of the law of the road as
applied to automobiles made in this
State, and may be of far reaching i'm
portance. Mr.. Lawrence in his argu-
ment, as stated above, claimed dis
tinctly for an automobile the desig
nation of team, as contemplated by
the law of the road, and the applica-
ton TO the automobile of the same
rules of law now applied by the courts
to steam and electric cars-the right
to make whatever noise is necessary
in operating machine legally on the
highway.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-07-18
Rheumatism Cannot
Be Cured Unless
UriC-O Is Used
Sudden Deaths, Heart Failure and
Paralysis Are Caused By Poison
Gus Uric and Rheumatic Acids

The Rheumatic person IS skeptica regard
ing the claims Of almost any remedy adyer
tlsed as a cure for Rheumatism and one can
scarcely blame him Tor being SO. All the
plasters and liniments combined never act
ually cured a case Of rheumatism. They
may relieve it in one quarter. but 1t is sure
to break out somewhere else. The only true
way to cure Rheumatism is to drive il from
the system, for as long as the Uric and
Rheumatic Acid remains in the blood, one
is never entirely free from the trouble. This
is where the value of Urie-O as permanent
cure Tor Rheumatism comes in. 1t seeks out
the Rheumatic poison in the blood, muscles
and kidneys, renders it inert and harmless
and drives it out Of the system. II at is why
Urc.O is such an admirable and effective
cure for Rheumatism.
The chief reason that uric.O is such
wonderful cure for Rheumatism is, that it is
designed and prepared to cure Rheumatism
and Rheumatism only. 1t is comp sed of
perfect antdotes for the rheumatic acid poi
son in the system. That is the secret of its
wonderful success. Rheumatism simply can.
not exist in PERSONS syatem if Uric-O is
used.
Uric.O is sold by druggists at 75c and
SI.oo the bottle, but if you still feel skeptical
about is efficacy you can test il free OF
charge by cutting out this advertisement and
sending same, together with your name and
address. also the name of your druggis, to
The smith Drug Company, Syracure, y. Y,
and they will send you sample bottle free.
To persons who write and say they have
never used Urie.O. and want to test it thor.
oughly, and will agree to take it systemat
oally according to directions, they frequently
give a regular 75c bottle free.
'Urie-O is sold and recommended in Skow.
hogan 10y Frank W. Bucknam.' 2S.79
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-07-18
The Biggest Horse.

Nebraska Queen, the largest mare
on earth, is product of the breeding
farm of S. E. Sparks, at Falls City
Neb., and is being exhibited in Kan
sas just now. Mr.. Sparks is to the
horse world what Burbank, the noted
Californian is to the world of vege-
tables and fruit 1t is his purpose to
make two big horses grow where one
little one grew before, and he il doing
it. He.has raised number of large
horses, but none so large and perfect
as Nebraska Queen. She is Pol hands
high, II feet eight inches in girth, 80
inches length of head, 42-inch should
er, inch throat, 30-inch collar and
weighs over $500 pounds. She is
perfect in every proportion, kind,
gentle and intelligent, of beautiful
color, and is truly a model horse.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-07-18

The July term of the Probate,
Jugde A. Simmons presiding, COM
menced its session at the Court house
on Tuesday. Business was transacted
as follows:
The wills of Everett +. Files and Robert
T. Hobbs late of Fairfield, Genevine l..
Goodwin late Of Detroit, Albion II. Morse
late Of Norridgewock, Anna Tinkham late OF
Madison, Louise II. Hoyt late OF New Port
land, Benjamin Lane late Of Starks and
Jos. O. Cayouete late Of Skowhegan were
presented; and wills Of Severe Roderique,
Paul Wing and John o. Taylor late Of Fair.
field, Osgood d. Forbus late of Brighton,
Mary A. Lackie and Mevina S. Brown late
OF Skowhegan, Gustavus !. Common late Of
Pittsfield, Susan D. Knight late of Arson,
and Joseph Bracket late Of Detroit were al
lowed.
Administration was granted in the estate
of Lydia 6. Bigelow late of Skowhegan,
James Smith late Of Bingham, Stephen S.
Adams and Emily Danforth late of Norridge.
wock, b. c. Mosher late Of Mercer, and
James E. Spaulding late Of Arson.
Petition for license to sell real lestate was
presented in the estate Of Agnes NJ. Kennison
ct ais Of New Portland, Linwood NJ. Hol
brook late of Norridgewock, Hiram q,
Skillins and Fred a. Gaylord late of Fairfield,
and Philnda Church late Of IIartland; and
granted in the estates of Geo. w. Goodwin
late Of Arson, Gertrude II. Littleheld Of
Harmony, d Caroline T. Collins late Of
Smithheld.
Account was presented in the estates OF
John d. Remic late of Starks; and allowed in
the estates Of James F. PEBBLE late of Arson,
William McDermie late of Skowhegan.
David Shea late Of Pittsheld and Henry {.
Fuller late Of Hartland, also the account OF
Josie NJ. lie. guardian OF Z. w. and Chas
f. Preble Of Arson; Fred S. Parsons, guar
dian OF Thos. J. Nollet of Emblem; Hiram
T. Weymouth, guardian Of Mary A. Hutchns
Of New Portland; Geo. +. Jarrett, guardian
of Levi, Henry A. and Is belle Thomas Of
Canaan; and Edw. F. Fairbrother, guardian OF
Leila f. Fairbrother of Skowhegan.
Flora F. A. Files of Fairfield was appointed
guardian Of Morris <. and Myron J. Files.
The report Of Geo. Newell and Z. A.
Moore, commissioners in the insolvent estate
of John D. Remic, was accepted.
Petition to adopt Gladys Leavitt was pre-
sented by Amos 5. and Kate A, Clare Of
Madison.
Permission to adopt Esther Marion Bick.
ford was decreed to Perley and Alzada M.
Bickford Of Pleasant Ridge Plantation.