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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
Commissioners SAFE Of Land

BY virtue of authority vested bv an
order OF the Superior Court Of Robson
county, in Special Proceeding therein
pending, wherein Columbus Mckay and
others are plaintiffs, and Stephen Nc
K ay and Ned Stubs are defendants 7
will sell by public auction for cash. the
former sale not having been confirmed
Tor the reason that the bid at the said
sale was advanced 10 per cent, in front
Of the court house in Lumberton on
Monday, the 4th day of January. 1900
1T being the first Monday of the month
the following described tract or marcel
OF land located in Smiths township
Robson county, North Carolina. al,
Joining the lands of N. M. Mclean. W
u. Mclean and others.
Beginning at a stake, the 18th corner
Of lot No. 4, and runs south "a west
TO- 80 chains to corner; thence south
~ west, 13 chains to Bethea's corner.
thence south 62 west, $50 chains ~
Hethea's other corner; thence north %
west, II chains to McLean's corner.
thence south 80 east, 3. SO chains to .
stake; thence north II east, Is chains
to an iron stake by the public road.
thence north 60 east, 3.18 chains to The
corner OF lot Nos. 3 and 4; thence as
lots Nos. 3 and 4, south 81 east, 16 Of
chains to the beginning, containing 50
acres, more or less, it being the portion
OF OF the lands described in the petition
flled In said cause which was allotted to
J4hn Mckay, Mango Mckay. Frank
Mckay, Katy Ferguson, Milly Monroe
ana Maggie Manor, which is lot No :
IN the division of said lands by the com.
mls3sloners appointed by the Court to
- lime Of Sale; January 4th, 1909, at
Place Of Sale: In front of courthouse
IN Lumbertor, N. C. l'0''>'e
This December 4th, 1908.
,o,o. B. F. MCLEAN,
1A-lo-4Churs Commissioner.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
Senate Makes Merry Over Presi-
dents Message President De-
nounces Charges of Scandal in
Panama Canal Business.
Washington Dispatch, 18th

washington l)Spatch, 18th.
Repeated peaIs of LAUGHTER
greeted the reading in the Sen
ate Of the opening paragraph of
the Presidents message to Con-
gress Oh the Panama canal
charges to-day. AS the secreta-
ry read the statement that the
charges were false in every
particular, " SenatorBaily laughed
outright as he was passing along
the rear of the chamber to his
seat. Other Senators on both
sides of the chamber joined with
him, and when the reader reach
ed the statement that a state
ment IN q newspaper which he
mentioned would not be believed,
there was general merriment
from both sides Of the chamber.
In his message the President
reviewed the Panama canal
transaction, declaring that there
is absolutely nothing in the
charges that have been made in
certain papers that there was
some corrupt action by or on be-
half OF the United States govern
ment in connection with the ac-
QUESTION Of the title of the French
company to the Panama canal
and OF the repetition of the story
that a syndicate of American Cit
lzens owned either one or both of
the Panama companies. The Pres
Iient denounced Mr.. joseph
PQlltZer, owner of The New York
World, as the chief offender in
this connection, and said that
the Attorney General has under
consideration the form in which
proceedings against Mr.. Pulitzer
for libel shall be brought.
In replying to the message The
word characterizes the President
as an Nunscrupulous demagogue"
and says that it does not intend
to be inundated by him.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
THURSDAY, DECEMBER It, 1908.
COUNTY MATTERS.
Business Transacted at Special
Meeting of County Commits
sioners.

The county commissioners
were in special session Tuesday.
The meeting was called to re-
ceive the new court house, which
it was supposed would be ready
to be turned over at that time,
but as the work has not been
completed the building was not
received by the commissioners.
The building will not be received
until all the work is finished.
The following claims We're order
ed paid:
j. S. Oliver, holding prohibi-
ton election in White House
township, S13.07; Oscar Page,
chairman of board Of election in
prohibition and general election,
services and mileage, $40; E.
j. Graham, for lumber furnish
ed on Davis bridge over Big
Rock Fish, $101.8 same being
half the expenses of fixing
bridge, Cumberland county pay
ing the other half; A. Nash, is
suing 1879 orders, $3.50.
Rebates allowed-J. E. Dick.
poll tax, $2.04; w. H. Harden,
error in listing, 81; j. w. Byrd,
poll tax, $2.04.
Leroy Barfeld, now in jail,
was hired to Metco Horne for
the balance of his unaxDired
term for the sum Of S.. 50, d suit
of clothes and pair Of shoes.
The annual report Of W. H.
Humphrey, clerk Of Superior
Court, was approved and filed.
The bond Of w. G. keynoIps,
keeper of the county home, in
the sum Of $500, with J. H.
Floyd as security, was accepted.
1t was ordered that the board
borrow $751; from the First
National Bank Of Lumbert0n to
pay two notes now due said
bank, one 81, 800 and the other
$1,000. The new notes were
Hldue payaDle on demand at the
rate Of 6 per cent. interest from
date.
The contract for publishing
the annual statements Of the
county officers, including the
statement of w. H. Humphrey,
clerk Of the Superior Court, was
awarded to The Scottish Chief
for the sum of $3.50.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
ROBESONSUPERIOR COURT
VIII Probably Adjourn Tomor-
row Evening Dis p ST to n
Made of Some Cases.

The term of Robson Superior
Court which began on Monday
Of last week, Judge J. Crawford
Biggs, Of Durham, presiding,
will probably adjourn tomorrow
evening with all the cases on the
calendar disposed of. Only five
or six cases remain to be taken
up, and none of these is Of
especial Importance.
The jury in the case of Timothy
Page against the Raleigh &
Charleston Ry. Co., a suit for
damages in the sum of $500 for
property burned, awarded the
plaintiff SIPS without interest.
Sallie Fields was granted d.
vorce from Jesse Fields, and the
bonds of matrimony heretofore
existing between Wade H. and
Annie Jane Sealey were also
dissolved.
Thomas Blue and wife VS. ST.
mon Buie and others; Jacob
Iyey VS. A. c. L. Ry. Co.. J. C.
Thomas VS. Jno. W. Graham;
Tomlinson Chair Mfg. Co. VS. c.
N. Townsend; S. w. Odum VS.
S. A. Edmund; R. C. Townsend
vs. S. A: L. Ry. Co. a cases. -
all continued by consent.
Desden Cotton Mills VS. J. M.
Smith & Co., suit to recover
damages for failure of defendant
to ship cotton alleged to have
been bought. Plaintiff failed to
recover.
A number Of judgments have
been signed in other cases.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17

Entered as second-class matter at the PostofIice
at Lumberton, N. C., under the Act Of Congress Of
March Bird, 1897.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17

At the Soldiers Home at Raj
elgh this year "a of the inmates
have died. On the 23d inst. there
VIII be a Christmas tree for all
the inmates, including those in
hospital and an attractive pro-
grdmme will be arranged.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17

Woods Liver Medicine in liquid form
regulates the liver, relieves sick head
ache, constipation, stomach, kidney dis
orders and acts as a gentle laxative
f3r chills, fever and malaria. Its tC mic
effects on the system felt with the first
dose. The 100 bottle contains q times
as much IlllC as the soc size. Sold BY ]. D.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
TenMiIe Talk Some Who Come
and Go.

ana 40.
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Rev. r. E. Sentelle filed his
appointment here the first Sun
day. Rev. O. P. Meeks will!
preach here next Sunday.
Miss Flora Mcneil spent Sun
day with home folks in Lumber
ton. Mr.. Neill Barker leaves to-
day for Marion, S. Chr. Lon
ME Powers is expected home to-
day from Broadway. Prof.
Powers and Mr.. N. A. Russ. Of
Bankers, passed through this
Vicinity Friday on tIc.i way to
ElizabethtoWn.
Quite a number Of our Young
people enjoyed a hay ride to the
box supper at Centerville Fri
day night. | shall not say they
enjoyed it coming back. If YOU
remember, it was raining, and
an umbrella was not in sight.
Messrs. Badger Mcleod and
Shepard Nash, of Lumberton,
We're pleasant callers at the home
of Mr.. A. A. Bethune Sunday
afternoon.
o. Our vacation will begin the
18th and last two weeks.
Mrs. Martha Shaw, of Board
man, IS expected here the last of
the week and will be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Malone.
Quite a number of boys were
afternoon.
The following are the ones
that were on the honor rolls in
school for the past month: Fon-
ME, Katie, Sam and Charlie
Britt, George; Sue and Clarence
Powers; Evelyn Regain; PolIv
ana Frank Malone; Leroy, Ruth
and Murphy Townsend, and
BIanch Willis.
Wishing all q Merry Christ
Sarah Jane"
Ten Mile, N. c., Dec. IS, 'O8.
hgersolPs Tribute to a Jug.
Nashville Dispatch.
A Bowling Green, KY, dis
patch says: In looking over some
ola papers of the late Hon James
A. Mckenzie, (Quinine JIM, a
friend found a copy of a letter
from Col. Robert G. Ingersoll to
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
HOWELLSVILLE. HAP F E r.
INGS.
Meeting of Debating Society
A Fruit Supper.

Correspondence of The Robesonian
Rev. Oscar johnson filed an
appointment at Tab rnac e
church Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. johnson has been called to
preach for us for the coming
year.
Messrs. J. W. Ward and Odell
Edens, of Lumberton, passed
through this vicinity Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Wilson, of
Tar Heel, visited friends in this
community Sunday.
The debating society is nicely
progressing. Our query Satur.
day evening was, Resolved that
a person gains more knowledge
by reading than by travel
ing" The negative won.
The question was ably discussed
by each side. Mr.. W. H. Kin
! law and others spoke on the
Affirmative and Mr.. V. H. Taylor
N' NCi4NID I'll Cl1C -ilCSdJlFC.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Prevatte,
Of Lumberton, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
klnIaw Sunday. Mr.. Ralza Kin
and Mrs. Edna Stone, of Lum-
berton, were welcome visitors
IN this vicinity Sunday. Mrs.
Lucy and Miss Caroline John
son, Of Bladen county, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Kinlaw.
There is going to be a fruit
supper at Regain school house on
the 18th.
Mr.. P. B. Kinlaw is travelling
IN the interest of the Southern
Publishing Co.
Sidney.
H Hbowellsville, N, G., Dec. Is,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
1903 GRAND holiday DISPLAY OF chris MAS GOODS 1871
Little BOQw Little Better, Lto Mu6 E6DWd6 Ev6v Season
1908
Season

~
%
%~
Waist
@ - ~ %
% live Plat % fishes nn
% ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
USUAL HOLIDAY DISPLAY OF DIAMOND GOODS
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-12-17
the Fat CirPs Time Near at
Hand.

The fat girl comes in when the
time arrives for hanging up the
Christmas stocking.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14

.papa," fagte Ger fleine Somp, cine
Joee fafeno, .i4 tann etfpas tun. mas
bu nidt tannit." rllnb oas tpdree"
fcrfhte neusierig Der Batter.
rWadfen," lautete bes SprOBlinss
8efdeib.
Gtedenpferbe baben meift re4t siz
ten Mppetit.
Jeble ben @eliebtsn, aber lese i'm
ni6t in JsKeln.
Sin gutesRbino3eros foftet$4OOO."
meloet bic 9oufton pof. Das f9ubet
ni6ts; Die meifen Menlden baben
ia bod feline Werpenbuns fir biefe
Siere.
y II
Die fleinen Setter perrGt oas
@9elten, Der redte Meiiter ldBt an
bere selten.
Wer elm beriibmter Mlann aemorz
ben, barf fir Sdneden Muiternpreiie
foroern.
X 4 X
Die Mrbeit 1T Der Rrant6eit srim>
misfter Geinb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14
0fIenborf f6iifftlft sen RopF,

0usnDorf f1iitttltt 0tn RopF. SD
lam mid 0siTen lliHt erinrsrn. so
Diel Ids peiB. mar teintr bon ben 4rz
beitern nnipefenb, nls idb Bic Befihti=
gung pprnohnr. Mber es iino nube5u
sipei sabre feit0tm ptrsansen. Wer
ioIIte fi1 nd1 10 larGer 3eit mod
ie0er beotutunssIOfen Ginselbsit ent<
iinnen fonnen.
,Nun, ts pirb fich ia fsff!elleN
5iufItn, inipieipeit nir ssbnen ba glauz
ben fhenfen oiirfen. WeridtS0iencr
fiibren Sic ben unteriuhungsgefanz
gentn 6erteri4 ab! Mit sybnen,1
ipdnote er fih aegen OaenOorf,
ipiinihe ih mod einises 3u fpre4en.
6ermann Dllenoorf prebte bic Qipz
pen 5ufdmmen unb ipartete In 6eriel.
ben feiten 6altung. oit er ihon felt
benl erlten Sage ieiner 0nft beipabrt.
Ser oneefiinbigten s}ragen
Der unterfuhungsrihter iiberfloa
nod einmal ie;ne Noti3en unb fab
Dem bor ihm Gtebenoen Damn Elm
padr @5efunben lang feit ins @eFht.
uWie ih sSbnsn bereits faate. lit in
Dem Manne, ben sic fpeben gefehen
baben, cine Ser an Sem gtnbrutb in
Die Wina 8riinins betbeiliaten per@
ionen ereriffen tpprben. 5oipeit Ct !
1elber in ssrdge fommt. lit 6ieisr 6erz
terih riidbaltlos geitdnoie."
rl1no bod s0sert man nod. mid in
Treibeit su feben9 ssit Oas Rehtens,
6err llnteriuhungSrihter9"
,@eien sic Derfhert, oab eesbnen
nichts aeiheben miro, mas ni4t He9=
tens fpGre. Wir baben einen berOiebe,
aber mir ipi7en nod ridt, iper ftint
5beilnehmer getpeIen iinb, audi feblt
uns noch Sic BefGtisuns, oab Die
4ngaben. bic er iiber Oas 8erited Ser
aeftoblenen Miinaen eemodt bat, Der
Wabrbeit entfpreden."
,Sie erfparten bieie 8eitGtigung
boh boffentlich niht BON mir9"
sd babe midi alleroinss nit Dem
@eoanfen pertraut aemaht, 0aB mir
meientlihs Mnftldrunsen BON sSbnen
niht gu ertparten baben. Mber ih
babe beute nod einise anbere Mus-
fiinfte BON sSbnen su berlnngen, in
8eaua auf Die sic iih fhtperlih 5in=
ter Ole Nusrebe auriidaieben f0nnen,
6aB sic nihts 0apon tpiKen. - sic
tparen singeitanbenermuBen nit ben
BerbdltniKen in benz 6auie Sbres
Sbeims genau pertraut unb @ie
tanrten auh Die in bieiem 0auie
lebenoen Derionen?"
,9is auf Die angeblih ermorbete
ssruu 8aumert, Ole i9 ME seleben
babe"
.Wo[len Sic mir alio bisie perios
ren aufsdblen?"
Oie finftere Miene oes iungen
Mannes beipies, oaB er oen s3tped ber
2umutbuna niGt einiab. aber er
itrGubte iih niht unb nannte bic Nas
men bes gbepaares 0ader, Ser ssrau
2crena uno oes 6ausmdbdens Gina.
Nah einiaem 3aubern erit fiiste er
hinsu .Shlieblih lit oa audi mod
bie friibere Graieberin Der fiirslih
perltorbenen tleinen Sohter bes aonz
iuIs. syrGulein Maraaretbd 0unolo.
M6er bas 1T cShnen ia nihts Neues.
penn Die sSrau 8aumert ion, ipie ieh
asb0rt tabe, bic Sante beS 6rdu!ein
6unolo aepelen iein."
(Gortiebuns folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14

@nneu battle sr onS Gmrei6tn
iibsrflogen. gttrus ipie Elm trinms
pbirtnbes QGheln buImte Inn isintn
Munb, un0 Il redte feline breitfhultes
rige @eftalt bDber, ipGbrtnb er Ben
Brief fpitbtr in oie1afne ftedtt uni
in befhleunisttm 9empo tpeiterging.
Yer Mdnn i'm 0ausflur berlieb fein
Werifed uno, immer i'm gleicben glbs
itarb bkibeno, fhrttten iie Die 6trobt
binunter.
Du, no oiefe bpn eir,er Der 6dupts
perfebrsabern 0urh{hnitten ipur0e,
itdnb ein @hubmdnn. Der Werfo!1tr
befhleunigte feinen Gang, 70 bdb Il
bem anberen. Der abnungslos un0
rubig bpr ibm berging, Bis auf ipenige
Dieter nabetam. Damn erbob er Den
Arm, um benz Shubmunn Elm s3ei=
den au seben, uno tpentse Getunoen
ipdter legte er feine 6ano ouf Die
Ghulter res Nerfolaten.
rsym Namen bes gelebes ih er=
fldre sGie fir perbaftet!"
Mls hdtte tbn llnpermllthe! Elm
peitfGenbieb qetroffen, fubr Der
ueberrumpelte berum. Mit elmer ra@
fhen Betrssuna fuhte er iih bon Dem
harten griff au befreien, uno nit Der
Medten bolte ct aus, tpie tper1il er hent
an0eren nit Der Sfault ins @eiih.
Ihlagen fpolIte. Mber ebe ct feline glb=
itht bate ausfiibren tDnnen, fiiblte er
Iih binterriids bon Stpei ftarten Nr@
men umfhlungen.
rSie iehen, bab ie6er sWioerfanb
nubIos lit" iaste Der Rriminalfhubz
mann rubts. rSn sShrem eigenen Snz
tereife ratbe ih csbnen, mir oAne unz
n0tbiges Mufieben gu folgen."
Seine Mabnung bate rttht To-
aleth ben setpiinlnten @rfols. Wie
ein Werapeifelter fampfte Ser Mann,
I'm fi9 aus ben Mrmen bes @hubz
manns au hefreien, uno erIt, als nod
elm oritter poliaiit ben beiosn Beumz
ten au 6tlfe aefommen mar, gelung
es, feinen WiberItanb gu heiieaen uno
ibm 6anoiheuer anaulesen. 2eihenz
fablen Mntlibes unb NIT roaenben
Mugen itanb Der 0erbuftete oa, am
eansen a0rper por @rreguns bebenb.
.Das lit oas lit unerbOrt!"
itieb er berbor. sd boffe, oab es nod
cine @ereftiafeit aiebt, unb oaB frieoz
lihe Qeute niht 10 mir nihts Dir
nihts iiberfalIen iperoen biirfen."
@r erbielt teine Nntport. Ou ii4
beretts Elm betrddtlider Menihen=
auflauf gebiloet butte, pintte Der
ariminalftubmann etne DroIhfe
'herdn uno risf Dem \autiher gu:
Rad 6em Yoli5eiprGIDium
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14

Dos poitamt in Der Sdiaeritrabe
pffegte ii ben friben Morgenftun=
ben nidt fonberlid frat frequentirt
5u {ein. 9fnr ielten uRterbrnn bos
ierpen3trreiBenbe QuittfdbeH Der
f@lt6t ge1Iten RIopptbiiren bic einz
}Srmigs @tilIe, unb nur an einem Der
(ebS GMreibpulte inmitten bes tab
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14
10.

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Der @erbaftete febte, anfangs alien
an i'm gerihteten sSru1en Elm troBiges
Shtpeisen entsesen. Mud iiber 1einen
Namen bate ct iebe Musfunft per>
tpeisert, uno ert nit 6ilfe einiger
Bel tbm borsefunoenen Dapiere NOR
es gelunsen, feline per1onalien feft5us
'itellen. Gs ersub iid, oaB er gmil
6erteridh bieB, ieines 3ei9ens Runitz
ihloifer unb als Monteur in ber
Maihinenfdbrif bon Sepbolbt &
sSritlh hefdGftigt mar. Der &rimi=
naltommiifdr erinnerte fioh iofort.
bab bies bis nGmli4e syirma lei, Die
Die Miinaenlhrdnte uno bic Gebeim>
treIors fir Sen RonfuI 8riining an=
gefertist bate, uno es beourfte unter
Iolhen 1lmftGnoen feines beIonberen
Sharfiinns mebr. um ben 3ufams
men6ang su periteben.
Gin 8eamter ipurbe llnbersiigft4
in Die sSabrif entIanbt, Inn grtunbis
sunsen iiber Die per1en bes 8erbaftes
TEN einauaiaehen. 6err gepbolbt, hes
eine ser beioen ssirmeninbaber, Itellte
Ser @eiaidlihteit oes 6erterid5 bas
uuersiinitisite 3eusnib aus. Na9 ieiz
ner @rt!drung mar Der Wann lett
spei eSabren in Der ssabrit beidGfz
tigt, unb man bate linn Inn ieiner
9ii9tigfsit uno 3uperldfisteit tpillen
fat ale tpihtisen unb fGtpierisen
Mrbeiten iibertrasen. ST bate fiir,
einen perIhlofenen unb unausdngli<
den Wtenihen gesolten, ben feline
Rameraoen besbalb nod M0glidteit
mieben, zines 8erbrehens aber bGtte
man i'm nidt fiir fdbig gebalten.
2eutbolo ertattete Dem llnteriuhs
ungsri1ter bon Dem GrgebniB ieiner
Nadfor5huneen eingebenoen 8eri1t,
unb 2enamann lieB iid oarauf ben
@srbafteten porfiibren, um i6n Ourm
aiitlihes 3ureoen gu etnem @eitGnbz
nib AT betpesen.
Mber cud linn aeseniiber perbarrte
Der Monteur lange bei ieinsm 2eug<
men. Sen Brief tpoIte er i'm Muf@
trag eines 5remben beboben baben,
befen Namen ct niht tpiife uno 6en
er sufGaig in elmer Mirtbidaft ten@
neu gelernt bdbe. Mber fhon, ale er
6as Musie6en biefes Mannes be-
ihreiben iolIte, hrtpidelte er iih IN
Wiberipriihe. Durh bic etn6ringz
lihen Worbaltungen 2enamanns
fdhien fem SroB enblih mebr uuo
n,ebr ins Wanten 81 geratben, unb Ct
mphte am gnDe tpobl audi flua genug
fein, einsufeben. oaB ct bic Jabel BON
oem ,aroben unbetannten" nidt aufz
redt erbalten f0nne. go bequemte
er iih oenn enbliA au Dem @eitdno<
niB, 6aB er ben Ginbruh in Die @ilIn
bes Ronfuls periibt babe.
.Gatiirlih baben Sic bic 1bdt
niht allein ausgefiihrt. Wie bielt
per5onen ipnren boran .betkiliat9 e
oMir iparen unierer orei aipei
naeiner Grsunbe un6 id3,1
xllno Der cine oieier syreunbe mar
Elm aepiifer OlIenoorf?" frcate 2tn3s
mann geipannt.
Mbtr 6erterih fhittelte Sen Ropf.
sd fenne ben Mdnn gar niht, uni
in bdbt }einen Nalnen gum erittIt
Mlalt erfabrsn, oIs ih in Der 3eitnne
BON ieiner Nerb1ftung Las. sic baben
bu einen sFdlihen tripifbt. Mit BEN
Einrud Sci 0tm RoniuI 1riininq hdi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-04
QUALIFIED

First Arkansan: What, run him
for Governor? Why, he's only pea
nut politician,
Second Arkansan: Wal, what he
wants is the goober-natorial nomi-
nation.-Kansas City Times.
w-"For Rent" eards on sale at
re HulIHti,I otftc,- r'''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-04
KlpO|KA|'5 SENTENCE
STIRRED Up MAUI

Hugh NJ Coke OF Maui arrived In
the city this morning for few days
business trip. Mr.. Coke says that
the most exciting thing on the island
of Maui is the comment on Judge Ke-
poikai's sentence of the Japanese
convicted OF granddaughter in the third
degree, to pay one dollar fine. Mr.
Coke claims that many feel the sen
tence to be move ON the part of he
poikai to get back at County Attorney
Case. But It is hard to understand
how this is get-back because he
thinks it will hit the hardest on Ke-
poikai-sort Of a boomerang.
The Maui News says the jury stood
at first six for acquittal and six for
murder in the first degree. The yer.
diet Of granddaughter appears to have
been a compromise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-04
DOLE SENDS BOYS
TO REFORM SCHOOL
Exercises The Privilege
Conferred By
School Board

Judge Dole this morning exercised
the privilege conferred upon him yes.
terday by the Board of Education and
sentenced two youthful offenders to
the Boys Industrial School at Waialee
instead of sending them to jail, as he
would have had to do had the Board
not granted the request of the Judge
that he be allowed to sentence boys
under Is to the reformatory institu.
ton.
The two boys were Sam Luhiau and
Moses Lono. Luhlau was convicted
by a jury of raising money order
from SO to $50. Lono pleaded guilty
to being Luhiau's accomplish. Both
boys were students at the Hilo Board.
ing School.
c. w. Ashford. who defended Luhi-
au. made strong plea for judicial
clemency. stating that notwithstand.
ing the verdict of the jury he still be-
lieved in the innocence of his client
Judge Dole sentenced each of the
boys to two years in the Boys Indus
trial school, and In passing sentence
said: 81 feel very glad that an ar.
ranged ent has been made by which
boys and girls convicted of violation
of the Federal laws may be sent to
the Industrial schools instead of to
Jail. You will have n chance there
by good conduct to diminish your
| terms, and / feel sure that, II your
conduct is good, you can come out at
the end and get back into the privil'
eyes of citizenship. | will not add
anything to the minimum sentence,
which is two years for the offense OF
which you have been found guilty.
On motion of Assistant U. S. Dis
trict Attorney Rawlins, all criminal
cases on the calendar which had not
been tried were continued to the April
term of Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Desirable tenants are easily found
for desirable houses by Bulletin
Want Ads.
Auto at hack fare. Tel. 361.
Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls.'

Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls.'
Back up this movement to improve
the streets and sidewalks.
Ring up Scotty's when you want a
good auto ride. Phone 1917.
Why not spend the summer at one
Of the Seaside Cottages? Engage a
cottage Immediately.
To enjoy the best ride in an auto In
Honolulu ring up 200 for Jim Quinn's
new seven.seated Peerless.
White and black guaranteed silk
petticoats from $3.50 at Whitney g.
Marsh's.
william Mckinley Lodge No. s. X.
of p, will meet in Pythian hall this
evening at 1880.
Who Is doing the best saloon bust.
ness in town? Why, the Fashion, OF
course. for they sell the best and are
the finest mixologists.
Get your dyes for Easter from Ben
son, Smith & Co. for five cents pack
age. They have Fleck's Buster Brown
and White Rabbit.
Don't forget to see the new Spring
waists for 81 at Blom's. Ladies' and
children's hosiery in black, white, and
tan, at l21Sc. pair.
The White Family Rotary flock and
chain stitch is the best sewing ma.
chine in the world. Benny & Co., Ltd,
agents. 1866, Fort street. Phone 4SS. :
Tom Quinn has gone into the auto
hack business with a nne four-passen.
ger Buick and Is prepared to furnish
the best possible service. Phone SOL. .
Grass linen waists and dresses are
now on sale at zee CHAINS, Bethel and
King A reduction will be made II
bought by the piece.
The Alexander Young Cafe has
many pretty Easter novelties this
year. They are candy rabbits, ham,
bacon, and eggs in any style.