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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-02

statesmen & AGE NTS-$$$S5O. 90
per week and over cam be maale SELL
ing New Campaign Novelties from
now until election. Sells to Stores.
County Fairs, Picnics and Private
Families. Complete line of samples
charges prepaid for soc. Order to-
day. Y ~
CHICAGO NOVELTY CO.,
--.Ncthing better. for your health dur
ing hot weather than a drink of cold
Budweiser, at 10 cents the CLASS, at
BarkIey'c
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-02

And you are hereby notified that II
you rail to answer the complaint. the
al plalnuIi will apply to the court
for t he relief prayed for in b Com
plant.
Given under my hard and seal Oh
the District Court of the First
Judicial District OF the State
(SeaD of Nevada, Ormsby County,
this 4th day of August, IN the
Year ofOur Lord One Thous-
and Nine Hundred and Eight.
e. o. PATTERSON, Clerk
E. E. ROBERTS,
Attorney for Plaintiff. augS
-O-O-
PROFESSIONAL
Or. W. II. CAvELL, D. y. s.
arson City, Nevada. INC ~
State Bank & Trsf Co.
DR.. A. HUFFA.
Physician and Surgeon
JAMES r. JUDGE.
Attorney-at-Law
Carson City. Phone
T. r. HoFER,
\gent for Fire, Life and Accident
Policies, Office New Bank Building
Caraon City, Nevada.
JAMES D. FINCH.
-ATTORNEY-AT-LAW'
NOTARY PUBLIC
CARSON ClTY-....--NEVADA
sEO. e. kITZMEYER
Director and Embaims.
Parlors Sou n Of Pos Orice.
office Phone 721. Residence, 72A
Livingston delivers at your COR
the finest liquors on the market.
CARSON CITY AND MINDEN
Trains leave,-Carson City, 10.15 a.
o.; Indnian School. 1923 a. m; Hot
6 prings, 1O.4O a. m; Douglas, 1852 a.
m. Arrive at Minden at HOO.
Trains !eave,--Minden, 11.45 a. m.
Hot Springs, 11.O5 p. m; Indian
vol, 1917 p. m: Carson City 1890
II you need ANYTHING In the liquor
Beer call up Livingston.
Subscribe for the Appeal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-02

Livingston delivers at your door
the finest liquors on the market
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-02

SUMMONS
n shs District Court Of the First Ju.
a'e'aI District Of the state Of Ne.
saaa' IN and for the County Of
ormsby.
BELLE WILLIS, Plaintiff
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-02

geo. e. KlTZMEYER
Funeral Director and Embaime.
Pariors Sou h Of Pos OfHce.
Office. Phone 721. Residence, 72A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25
maar.u nidt foHoern natil odl
Gefhenfe an. IS

maar.u nidh foHoern natii odl
Gefhenfe an. IS
1En1emsnrs.
gerI. 6ier nuroen Die g4sns
aen unb Gtaaungen ots Gh0tfen
Martin ponein un0 oer 0tlhDtltes.
Qutqe ourh cine sytuersbTtnit 3ers
fort. Der Ghooen lit betrdhtlt9.
Niebtrtorn. GIN Dem Au.
ternebmer un0 Mirt5 Gdn8iacnnlf
aehSrenoes 6nus 6ds ipe1ttl ~
bruhs bereits 1bgebedt mar, lDnroe
Ourd Jeuer aerit0rt.
0eerrtt4 2lMs6ra.
Wien. Der Misner Gpfs ttlso
GerihtscopDtat Dr. emanuel Auits
tufo lit nah llnterihIagung Don SO,
600 Rronen fliihtig geiDoroen-
Muffee. Biirgermeiiter 1hens
bor 6ol3elfnuer lit i'm utter pom O.
SSabren geftorben.
Bu6apeT. Sn 8ao liptf
fpuroen Der peniionsinbdber Rruhlfr
unb bas Gbepnnr paplicef nnttr Dem
Neroacht berbaftet, eiI1en YreHbeH
Namens s. Mihsl, Der urgebIi4 Il
Wiinhen $4,000 Wlurf unterfhlngeN
batte uno nah lipif gefliihtst lpar,
oersiftet uno beruubt su hnben.
GroBnarbein. M:lS liss
bessram bat Die Raffeetaustaffirtri
Slona 9rplh ibrem 2ebtn ein Gnoe
aemaht.
8oaen.- Sn gries iitS bte trife
epanseliIhe Stride TirDls feierlt@
singepeibt tpor0e.,.
Snnsbrud. - Riiralitb ftiir3tt
pom bo9en @olitein Bel Girl Der 25.
idbris. @efhdftsreiienoe sSGger beim
8lumenIunen iiber etne aelsnnnb;
sr mar iofort toot.
Oos in 9ouritentreilen iebr be-
tannte 6otel .Mlpenbof1 in Der 6tnz
terrib, tpeitlidh bonn Mhenfee, 1T
tiirslih ianlmt Ser Depenounce gdnSz
LID nieoersebrannt.
2luf Dem Mese BON Ruffiein nneh
Dem Nteberborferbers pertpunoete Der
nit msbreren perIonen bon elmer
uHIeIqdlIuH9 GeIHIegIeHpe SuIuI1deI
8uhauer i'm Streite einen fetner
Rameruoen burh WeeHeritihe lebens@
ssfGbrliG. Die 8raut beg 0ertUunoes
ten, sic ihn ihiiben tpollte, erlttt einen
t0btliher Stih in's 4era. Der 5hd=
ter lit perbaftet.
$&weis.
gern. RIra!iob tpurbe tpdhz
reno ser eiossn0iiifden pferbe3db=
lung auf Der 9hiibenmatte in Bern
Der 8ie5;nipettor bes eriteu Rresies,
&arI 5bpar5, mitten in Der Mrbeit
pom 5dluse setroffen uno mar fofort
tobt
Nltoorf. Nuf Der bieiigen
8abnitution fie! Der iungs Bremfer
SoI. aiinin bon Woqerou aus Dem
fubrenoen ,3use unb mar foiort toot.
Quaern. Die @ottbarobabn
bat 6errn Or. 5. @gsenberser, gbef
ser 2ebensperiiheruns DER S6tpeioe@
ridden HudDsrIiherunss sgeieaihdft
3iirih, gu ibrem @rperten fir Die
peniionsfaiienfrage ernannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

oabier. peldes fih infOlse unDorItds
tigteit fhipere Branbfpun0en 3uge3Dr
gen bate, lit i'm bieiigen Be3irtstrans
tenbduIe 1einerl Wunoen erlegen.
airhbeim. Ndh nur flirz
sem arantenlager 1T Wdior a, o.
4leranosr 8ursbarot odbier perItor@
ben.
Obernbor GrI. gtiaGoB@
mann, Mltpbilnlogin, 9phttr ets
frlberen pratt. Nrates Or. 8obmann
odbter, tDar6e in Send ssiisfi .Doe!er
pbiloiopbtae" promopirt.
@rofSerapsfe,,m 3sases.
Rarlsrube. Der 50 Sabre
alte ShIoier 0alentin Ggenberger
berlieB nit .leinen beiben Rinoern I'M
4lter BON ~ unb41a Sabren feline
Wobnuns uno tebrte nitt mehr 3u-
rid. @tlihe Sage 1p6ter ipuroen Die
bret Berionen i'm Durlaher Wal6e
nit ShuBpunoen i'm aopfe toot aufs
sefunben.
Sbsen 9erleBunsen erlsgsn 1T sic
ourh sic Grploiion elmer petroleumz
fame perungliidt. 5rau 8dpsr in Der
2eiiingItraBe.
WtI1ingen. Wie aemelbet
miro, lon oie in ipeiten areilen bez
fdnnte uno bon Jrauen pielbe1uhte
Ooftorin NannD Webbs5tdfforb, ge=
fiirttg aus Cumberland Sslano, IN
benz benahbartsn 8ab Diirrbeim pez
gen 8etruses unb fabrlGiiiger &Dr=
perperlebung perbaftet uno nuh Bill
lingen in's NmtsgefdneniB einseliez
fert lroroen Iein.
Wal bfirh. Sn Rabenmoos
itarb oie 88 Sabre dIte gresaentia
Wernet, Die erIt por 8uroem imareiie
ibrer ainoer, gnfel unb l1rsnfsl i6re
eiierne 6ohaeit eefeiert batts.
Wal oshut. = eSm benahburz
ten Sui tarb ssrau Soa Reder, asb.
00gele, an @enidItarre.
Baoen 8dOen. 9lrteur
aoppsl, Der GbeF umo gesrunosr oer
Nttienz GeieGIdaft Mrtbur 8oppel=
Berlin, lit bier einem Shlasanfalle
erlesen.
Baoenneiler. = 0as Sotel
.glidiier 6of", bisberiger geiiBer
2eopolo Blum in 5reiburg, lit ourh
8auf in Sen 8sIiB Der bieiigsn Sc
meinoe ii6ergegangen.
Sreiburg. - Die bier perltorz
bene Jran3isfu Bauer bat Der Staot
aonitans anldblih bes 4blebens IL
res Noters, oes 5tamraths 6uber,
| 100000 Mart lei itamentariId1 Ders
maht, osren 3inIen au Wobltbatis=
feitssipeden bsltinrmt lino-
Erfak. sot9rtnseu.
StraBburg. Der ite(lperz
tretenoe gbefreoutt.ur Der rStraBb.
poit", 6err Wolf 6offmunn, Der oas
glatt felt ldnserer 3eit als 0erantz
-iportli6sr 5eihnete, id9ieo aus Der
Hebattion aus. 9err 9offmann mar
ser 2iebling bes peritorbenen pascal
Oabio, Der in ibm cine erIte iourna=
liitilhs araft iadBsn seIernt bate.
Gum Gbefreoufieur Der rStrabb.
pof" lit bsren 8erltner Rorrelponz
osrt, 6err Winterberg, auserleben:
Rienbsim. 9os 9eruht
zines Worbes bdlt oen tleinen Dirt
bier in Mufresung. Sn Der Naat
lpur& Ser Shnieo 8uis bier auf Of
fensr strub. nit tluffenoer Wunoe
am 6intertopfe aufgefunoen. Wan
nimmt an, oaB er nit einem Belle
nieoeraeTMagen purbe, uno hdlt ben
8nsht oes Mderers Wlurtin Der Shat
fir perodhtis. Dieier tpuroe aud
bsreits psrbaftet. Der Shmteo 1T
perl9ieoen.
.sreie staOte.
2Ibed. Sn einem bieIiaen
Ootel t0otete Iih Der W!ttpan~ Snitl=
tutzSefretdr perlen aus S4tperin.
g. bate elmer lhiperen Strafe ent=
aeaen gu ieben. @roBe papierltefez
runaen eingsn felt Suhren ourd
feline 6dnoe. @r beaog aber einen
She'll Der in Rehnung 9elteaten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

4GnranarL,vo sa..t: ...yohI s.s
= 10y s,as ,gulle peiu''s D'i'es', Dub
: usspu'D l'alp'
19einpfafs.
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g;sans I,'s u.ass..g..1uns ~ psl yulnn!snsl ~
Ie"pa9H7 soellun9 dH We He'leHz
''"'
A6nt8rei@ $a@Cem.
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b.;t - h;.s exa.:s..o;s.. sos ] S.:..
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49, ~.usnu.Du rsO.. sepDlpen, pe, pu!W
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=" III 1os'leren Hre1len oetannt &C.
!pptoen TT uno 1t1 groBer WertD=
l0aBung erfreute.
gauben. Der Jeuermunn
Aarl Sstar Noaf tam unter Den
Wagen upe erlitt etnen Sadbelbrud,
lplple etnen Oberfisfer= uno Rtppenz
bruh. Diefen id,tperen gerlesunsen
TT er erlegen.
ssSn. gauben besing Ger pripatlii<
renoe Shuhma9ermeiiter uno ieBtge
nolpltali't Wflhael pe1hte letn 5Oz
Ia9rlses Buraers uno Weilterjublz
laum Der Subtlar 1T 86 Sabre alt
uno gsiitig uno fOrperli9 nod friI4.
Sem giirseri9uloberlsbrsr 9e1e
bier 1T oas Wsroienlttrsus oerliehen
norosn.
" er II 9 8 ~ be. 9ler be-
glng Ger Slihlermel1ter Wlntler bas
oO1abrlge Burgerlubildum.
9rdn 3. IS brad in Dem
aus Wotnhdus uno Stalnng be-
I 1tehenoen Beitbtbum oes Setonomen
Gumdnn Jeuer aus, oas oas 9ebott
polllg aeritorte.
Cru m B d. Sur6 Selbitz
lnoro enoete in Grumbah BET Wtls=
0rlltt Ole gbefrau oes Sattlsrnletlters
a.a maaass emo ~ sys;aa ,,s}r;m O's s9s'eoa
leipaio en- oer WDdsrn'=
iben 5trabe in Q.=Goblis 1T Ser 55
Sabre alfe Gelhirrfiibrer puul
6einse aus Sauda BON ieinem Ga IT,
lpaaen 6erabqeNiirat unS ii5erfabren
ipcroen. Der Nerungludte, pelder
Iebr idnere 0erlebunaen erlitten
bate. lit mittels Rranfenlpaaens nah
Sem Rronfenhau1e ct. escfob oez
bracht poroen, mo ct peritorben 1T.
Quaau (@r3aeb.) - Der Sc
meinoerath beI9!ob, our 9eItreitllns
Ser Soften bon WaHerleitunsszN Mr.
beitsn bic Mufnobme elmer Mnleibe
bun $4,000 Waart.
2eisnig. - 5ier begins Ser
SuamahermeiIter @iintber oas so
idbrise BIr9eriubildum.
8drnsborf. = 6ier traf elm
8Iibitrabl oas Sauptsebduoe oes
Naumdnn'Iden @utes uno diherte es
elm. Ser Beiiber uno feline 6amilie
tparen ouspdrts.
o0u;nr.;A Moi.ru
yurth. - Der tsl. Ober5oll1nz
lpettor uno langlabrtge gor1tano oes
paupt5ouamtes Jurtb. 5err Noolt
6alenfe. feIert. IN oou'ter 9eluno9e1t
'slnen 70. @eburtsta9.
Hegens $ bu 9. - Turit llbert
prn Shurn uno 2arts pat aas MnlaB
Der gludlthen @eourt e1nss pr.nisn
oen Armen Der Steof Hegensour9
1000 utart uno Ienen pm Stao:anls
9of He1nbaulen uno Saue1h 1e 1ooo
Wlart seipenoet.
Wt u d en-. sSn Hslerraum
Der elterlthen Wobnune an Der "a
lanerlefraBe cReuAau1en) pef1unte
ild etn 12idbrlger 4nabe an Dem
adttenDerlhldg mlttels e'nes Sfrldes
au erbdngen. Seln 7labrlger Sruoer
ent0efte Ocn Wprtdll DerttdnOtgts O1e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25
Sreie $tdote.

Qubed. Sn einsm bieIiaen
Dotel t0otete ,iih Der W!ttpsnz Snitiz
tutzSefretdr perien aus S4perin.
g. bate elmer lhtperen Gtrafe ent@
aeaen gu ieben. @roBe papierltefez
runaen sinsen ieit Suhren burd
feline 6dnoe. @r beaos aber etnen
She'll Der in Hehnung 9eltellten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

pearp tpartet nit Sorgen aufGelb@
mittel : lautet Die leberfdrift etues
.3eitungsartifels. Gs gebt anoeren
qerobe 10 uno bic brauhen bic MitteI
fir unsleid pidtisere3uede als sinen
Ort gu finoen, ben niemano aufluneu
purbe. ipenn er i'm fir ae1n Gsnts
Garfabrselo errsihen t0nnte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

Die 8emiibunsen Gnslanbs, ftb
nit Miiaten, HuiIen uno @aliern gea
gen DeutIdlano gu perbiinoen, ipetfen
baraufbin, oab Sobn Guu tpeoer auf
feline Dreaonousbts. nod auf feline
Som Nttins elm sroBes 8ertrauen
IeBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

Der 6unser nah Mrbeit tut oroentz
lihen Menihen tueber als Ser 9unger
nuh Brot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25
9rspi11 4ste,s.

Nromberg. 6isr ftdrb I'M
alIttr pon 100 1nbrtn Die Jl0ber@
tpittms Su1dnne MoIinIdgsr.
Der iib<r 81. syabrs alte @eItgenz
sitsQrbeiter anrl Weitpbul In bet
&oflpoEnuts Wlitteljtrube Z iDpbnz
biir6e psrnibt. Dtr Gigsn=
Iiakzs afa 6auiss lisb odbtr Die
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

Meltdes rdun gum 9errn been 9unb e eben Grtrn<
fen gere bd % ni tann i4 Sbnn b ban men 9err als
bd in mnem ben Heter bic 9anb bete!"
vN6er nit Neranu9en, mein GrGulen
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grspt1i $a4Cem nno G9arinsea.

Deifnu. Grobe Dur1fte1es
reitn tpuroen i'm bieiigen Gefdnenib
ent6edt. Der GefGnsnibndrter @difa,
Der BON eintm @pitbgsiellen bts Herz
liner Ginbrehtrs Rirf9 beitDcben
tpproen mar. Dermitttlte bic Rorres
iiponbens ots bier iibenosn 8trIinsr
GinbrehtrS Miefe al, bic @tliebts
Ririh's, Rlaro Rub, In Berlin iin6
an bic 8erliner DtnoHtn oes Ners
bre4ertonfortiuins. Mn benz Dor tinis
ger 3eit rlib0liidten Mnsbrum Mies
ts's mar osr Mdtttr 6etbetltst.
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E6xtSret@ 2BiirfteusSers

5tuttgart. Der 1ieiisesriin=
oete ipiirttembergiihe Werein fir
luftfhiffdbrt BAT Bel Der Rieoinger'z
11en sSabrit in Mugsburg einen Bali.
lon be5tent, Der NUN our Mblieferung
gelangt unt auf ben NaHen .Miirtz
tenfberg" getnuft tptrb.
10itsrba If. Der @emein6tz
ratbSfpbn Milb. Shuler TT, pdbren0
leine GIiern auf Dem Geloe Bel Ser
Mrbeit ipuren, aus Dem @nrbenlo9
in De 9enne beruntergefdllen un0
init Derf@metttrtem Gh6otl auf elmer
Wdgsnleittr liesen seblieben.
biz s. Das Oitnjtm1 0ne,t
yMllst bei Rupferlhmitb Gberbarb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-25

Raffel. Die Girma s. 6ooB,
S,e6pigitrubt 4. feierte oos 5Oidbrige
8efebe1 ibrts @elddftes.
Der 3ur letten Rube befottett &C.
btime 8duratb q. 8. Ni9arb Gbuurb
lusisner bat bas bobe Mlter BON ra=
hs5u 7s Sobren errtiAt.
:. 9 tfse nberg. Der 5 sabre
ate go6n bes 8etriebsleiters ainteI
itilr5te beini Gpielen iii eintn 1lutbS
srdben bsr SiinsF' 'f4tn 6dbril uub
ertr0nt. q NJ
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04
OCEANIC SERVICE

The Samoanische Zeitung, Apia, con-
tains the following;
The Oceanic S. s. Company has dis
continued running its fast mail line Of
steamers from San francisco to sgd
ney, via Honolulu, Page Page and
Auckland, for such a length of time
now that many Of the public of Apia
are of the opinion that the company
will never resume the service. How
ever all of us hope that the company
will see its way clear to resume run
ming some day-the sooner the better,
From the article printed below, which
in the Auckland Star" it
would appear that the company
has not yet given up the idea Of re-
Stunning the service and there is reason
to hope that that will be in the near
future.
"On the passing or otherwise Of this
measure will depend the renewal OF
the company's service to Australia,
says the writer.
We sincerely hope that the measure
(the ship subsidy bilD will pass
through the United States Congress,
and that our quick line of communica-
ton with America and Europe will be
re-established.
The following, is the article in ques-
ton:
"One Of the Captains of the Oceanic
S. S. Company's serv ce, writing to a
friend in Auckland, remarks that in
shipping circles in San Francisco it is
generally considered likely that the
Subsidy Bill, now before the United
States Congress at Washington will
go through during the present session.
On the passing or otherwise of this
measure will depend the renewal of
the companys service to Australia, as
the subsidy provided for 16-knot boats
Is 100000, the amount formerly aim
ed at by the company in lieu of the
100000 then granted The bill is daily
expected to come before Congress, and
as it was only defeated last year by
two votes its supporters are very san
guine Of success on the present occa-
sion.
The Sierra, Sonoma, and Ventura
are now beng overhauled at San
Francisco and if the Subsidy Bill goes
through each vessel to bring its steam
ing capacity up to 16 knots will be
fitted with oil-consuming furnaces in
place Of those for coal, the company
considering that faster speed will thus
be assured. This step will probably
necessitate the erection of oil tanks
in Auckland. If the service should be
again resumed, the writer considers
that the first of the vessels should
reach Auckland some time in February
next. He concludes as follows: "Of
course everything depends on the pass
ing Of the bill, ut the renewal of the
service is generally considered prob
able"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04
DIR. BISHOP ILL

The Rev Serene Bishop VINO was
seized with an attack of paralysis last
Sunday morning, is resting as well as
can be expected this afternoon, &C
cording to DR.. George J. Angus who
is attending him. Dr. Angus stated
this afternoon that he did not think
there was any immediate danger at
the present time of the attack proving
fatal, although the Doctor was very
old man to recover from such an at
tack, being over so years old.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04

Am. SC. o. NJ. Kellogg, 20 days from
Eureka, p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04

for 3 o'clock this afternoon by Secre-
tary Mott-Smith to be held in the
rooms Of the Honolulu Chamber OF
Commerce, will be largely attended as
the meeting is for the purpose of talk
ing some preliminary action in the
matter Of entertaining the fleet which
is expected to reach here sometime IN
June on July. The meeting is not
confined 50 the commercial babies, but
everyone interested is urged to be
present.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04
ARRIVING.


S. S. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kauai
ports, Ais a. m, with 275O bags su-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per S. S. Mikahala, March 4, from
Kauai: Tanaka, Chong Kee, p. Ka-
makaole, DR.. O'Neel. Miss e. Rice,
Miss Krout, Mrs. J. H. Coney, Mr.
Ewart, Mr. Crawford, I. Inouye, Mrs,
Bourke, G. N. Wilcox, 50 deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day

Do. hNl.1N Ioya0.D sauce, L OF
sal. ut an grogars.
AIItgra.us chocolate creams, Just
received by Benson, Smith 6 Co. Ltd.
A probate notice appears i'm this
issue
Exclusive styles in stationery at
WALL Nichols Co.
Two horses, a wagon and set of
harness is offered for sale.
a large Diebolds Special Safe will
be sold at auction on Friday morning.
Mutton just from New Zealand at
the Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. Order
from Telephone 40.
Judge KingsbWy has moved his Of
fees from the Boston block TO the Nc
Candless building.
TIE Honolulu Baseball League will
hold a meeting at the Office of Frank
e. Thompson tomorrow noon.
Mrs Henry Holmes and her mother
Mrs. Tuck, returned on the Korea
Monday and are at the Holmes resi-
dence on Pacific Heights.
Our money is a source of perpetual
annoyance to us. We would get rid of
it by purchasing your diamonds.
watches and jewelpy. ]. Carlo.
The funeral of the little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald S. Robertson was
held yesterday at st. Andrews Cathe-
uIal' the Key. e. T. Simpson conduct
ing the service.
Inc best evidence that gas furnishes
the pest and most economical light is
.Ae TACT mat so many persons are hay
ing IL installed in their homes. See
the Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.
In written decision filed yesterday
Judge De Bolt oyerruIes demurrer
VI 'i'e ueLenoanJ III the case OF Jim All
',"' W. '' H. raymond ct al and gives
INC uelsllu..lIO III Gays TO file further
p'0'"il77 o- answer.
J G. NJ sheldon wants a divorce
from AmaIu Sheldon on grounds Of
desertion They were married in
August 1892, and have one son and
hFe daughters, which the libelant Is
willing the mother have custody of.
The Queens Hospital by it's attorney
a. g. NJ. Robertson has appealed to
the Supreme Court from Judge Lind
say decision in its equity suit
against Bruce Cartwright. trustee nm
der Queen Emma's will and tbe homo
ficiaries Of the estate.
e. B. Tufts of Los Angeles who ar
rived by the Korea. reported to the no.
lice Yesterday the loss of a purse con-
tanning about 5000 in national bank
notes, mostly $50 bills of the Mer-
chants National Bank Of Los Angeles,
and letter Of credit on a local bank
for $1,000
Hung Lang, otherwise known as
Mrs. All Sal, brought suit for divorce
on February 20 against All Sal aueg-
ing failure to provide. They We're
married October 10, 1907 but since
November 2, the wife saws. All Sal has
neglected and refused to provide main
teuance for her.
Olaa Sugar Co. extended its agency
contract with Bishop & Co. for ten
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04
.DAILY SHOOK REPORT

Between BOards-Sales. 10 l. l. S. N.
Co., SLY. 50; 40 Eva, 24.75; 8 Eva,
"a n
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04
kILAUEA VOLCANO.
in Grand
Eruption

Liquid Fire has risen in the pit 1926
feet and is rising at the rate of 10 feet
daily.
Visitors report the awful grandeur
of the scene beyond description. These
periods Of intense activity are not as
a rule Of long duration. Don't delay
your visit to this world-wonder; don't
miss the opportunity of a lifetime,
don't be dissuaded from taking the
trip.
Secure your passage at once.
For information regarding the trip
apply to
Henry WatGrhOuSG Trust Co., Lid
Cor, Fort & Merchant sts,, Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-04

Mrs. Dunn announces the arrival of
Easter hats from New York and Paris
They will be on view Marcn 5th, 9th,
and 7th.
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ototo te9l4lia ta9ss1ot O. ota9
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-26

hundred cases each month. After
Intellectual efforts lasting over great
number of years, the medical author
tiles determined that there was only
one sure way to successfully cope
with the disease, and that was to
have law enacted making vaccina-
ton compulsory. 2 A bill embodying
this was laid before the state legis-
lature. and, l understand, that sew
eral successive attempts were made
to have it passed, but without sue
cess, and at last the state board of
health decided that their efforts to
stamp out smallpox were of no use
unless they had power to enforce
vaccination. AS the legislature
denied this power, it decided to re-
move the quarantine restrictions on
the disease.
Their line of argument is that
people ought to know that here is
only one means of preventing small
poX, that is by vaccination, and if
the people are not wise enough to
avail themselves of this preventative
it is not up to the board Of health,
nor can the state authorities be en-
pected to expend large sums of
money III an apparently fruitless
work when the state legislators deny
the only remedy known to medical
science
'In the past month many cases of
smallpox have come into Washing
ton. Some of these that we have
traced have come from Idaho and
some from Montana, but / am salts
fed that many were from Minnesota.
We have one instance in the town of
Kerriston, King county, where a man
from Minnesota communicated the
disease to six persons, and there are
other cases under investigation. If
these Investigations confirm my
present belief that they originated in
Minnesota, the only recourse we have
will be to appeal to Surgeon General
Wyman for protection"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-26
THE, COLD WORLD.

A cold world, but a gold world, and
the best old world We've got
So, laugh and be contented, and be
happy with. your lot.
A cold world, but bold world, when
the heart is beating right,
When the hands have done their
duty,
And the eyes find hidden beauty
In the sweet and simple valleys and
the hills that lead to light.
A cold world, but gold world, and
the best old world we know,
So, deck the lips with laughter and
forget about your woe,
A cold world, but a whole world of
blessings in disguise,
When we take its paths of gleam-
ing
To the golden shores of dreaming,
The violets in the meadows and the
sunshine in the skies,
Baltimore Sun.