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Cunningham property and will move
from Troy to that place this week.
William Piper Is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. w, B. Smith. near town.
Richard Gamble has purchased the
W. b. Smith residence in the south
part of town. Mrs. Gamble will re-
turn from Beatrice, Neb., this week.
James Harbidge's new house in the
south part of Cantril is about ready
for the plasterers.
Meetings began at the Christian
church here Wednesday evening.
Charles Cunningham of Milton filled
the Methodist Episcopal pulpit Sum
day at II a. m. in the absence OF Rev,
Gilbert, who is assisting in series of
meetings at Ottumwa.
j. w. Persinger of Bonaparte in
stalled the I. o. o. r. officers Thurs
day night as follows:
Noble ~rand-Wm Kisling.
Vice grand-Lee Teter.
Recording secretary-W. S. Jack.
Chaplain-George Boyd.
Permanent secretary-George B
Creath
Treasurer-Frank Roberts.
Right support to noble grand. j
Maley
Left support to noble orand--Joshua
Work.
Conductor-G. K. Darnell.
Warden-Frank Malott
inside guard. B. Thompson,
outside guard--H. Wollain.
Right support to vice grand-John
Park.
Left support to vice grand--A
Knox.
Emma Beachnm CT Bloomfield is
visiting John Creath.
A number of the friends and neigh
bors of Willis Work came in and sur
gprised him last Wednesday evening
and assisted in celebrating his 34th
anniversary. Ice cream and cake were
served. Games and music We're en-
poyed until a late hour.
Matthew Bonar spent a few days
last week with his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Haskin.
An entertainment was given at the
Christian church Saturday evening
which was much enjoyed by those
present.
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AJOINT MEETING
Old Soldiers and Old Settlers Meet TO
gether in Session This After


From Saturdays Daily.
At joint meeting of the executive
board Of the Wapello County Old Set
tiers, association and committee Of
the Wapello County Old Soldiers as-
ISOLATION, held this afternoon at the
Courier office the advisability of hold
ing a Home Coming" week during
August Of this year, was discussed
Considerable interest was manifest
ed in the proposed home coming eel
ebration and short talks regarding 1t
We're made by Messrs. S. H. Harper,
I. d. Foster, A. H. Hamilton, Joseph
Dain and David Jay, The meeting
decided that such a celebration should
be held and Chairman S.. FL Harper
appointed the following as commit
tee of two from each township to
work up interest in the proposed cele-
bration:
Adams-David Jay and Lawrence
Baker, Agency-W. Johnson and G. l..
Nye; Columbit-Abraham Stuber and
F. M Epperson; Competine--Caswell
Breon and u. S. hawthorn; Cass--
Adam Warren and E. l.. Peterson;
Dahlonega-Jacob Lowenberg; Green
john Rhinehart, Joseph Redfern;
Keokuk-Henr Alcott, Stephen VIII
kins; washington-H. J. Israel, II. h.
Hillery, w. G. Grow; Pleasant-C Car
Isle Smith, Willis Reno; Highland
Elmer Moore j. NJ Elder; Richland--
AZ w. c. Brown. Thee Reed; Polk
Willard Upp, Frank Johnson
Capt. 8. III, Harper appointed to Sc
lect the finance committee
Adjourned subject to meet at call of
the president.
Among those present at the meeting
We're Capt. S. II Harper, Major A. H.
Hamilton, David jay, Geo. w. Creath,
Jacob Lowenberg. w. H. III. Asbury,
I. r. Buckley, T. Foster, e. g. Allen,
Geo. w. Rouse c. Smith, William
Johnson. George Dickens, L, r. New
ell, Joseph Dain.
The Old Soldiers Meeting
A meeting of the old soldiers was
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Morris Williams.
HORSE SALES AND REAL ESTATE
AUCTION EVERY OTHER FRIDAY,
PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
BIG DolNes THIS WEEK.

Just about everybody from every
where seems to be coming to this
weeks sale Horses will be shipped in
and led in from all the surrounding
counties.
The fine weather and good roads
makes it possible for horses to be
brought in from great distances. More
buyers will be here, than we have had
since last spring: in fact, some of the
buyers are here now waitin~' for
horses to begin to arrive and for that
reason 1t will pay you to. have your
horse here the day before the. sale.
Sale will open promptly at o'clock
and all scattering horses should be Of
fered before noon
A big crowd will be infattendance,
and standing room will be at prem
ium. If you want reserved seat,
come early, and if you like soft
thing" bring a gunny sack along and
we will furnish you the straw to fill
it.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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ere, returned and began work Tues

here, returned and began work Tues
day.
Mr.. Mytton, bookkeeper for John
Morrell & Co., who has been iii for a
time, returned to his desk last Mon
day. n
Lester Twedell of the cutting gang,
left for Austin. Mimi, last Tuesday
night.
Miss Ellen Lewis Of the trimming
room. badly cut one of her fingers on
her left hand last "wednesday
Evangelist j. w, Foote is conduct
ing revival meetings at the Open
Door Mission this week.
The Woman's Missionary society
met at the home of Mrs. VIM. Fish
back at 1452 East Main street, last
Thursday at 2:3O p. m,
There will be no services at the
East End Presbyterian church to NOR
row evening, so that all may attend
the Fred Smith meetings in the Grand
opera house.
T Hall Spilman of the green meat
cellar, has been sufferer from the
grippe since last Thursday.
Miss Bagnell assisted by Mr.. Shen
herd. conducted religious services in
the mems dining room last Thursday
noon under the auspices OF the saliva
ton army.
Frank Harry of the lard refinery,
accidentally cut the fingers Of his left
hand very badly last THURSDAY and
had to go to the doctor for treatment
Judge M. A. Roberts spoke in the
mems dining room last Friday under
the auspices OF the Y. M. C. A.
Edward Rosen Of the office force
who has been taking his vacation
came back and takes the place of
Albert Swanson who is sick.
Rex McMasters and Bolney Plat
of the mail desk are on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. P. Whalen of East Main street
has been in the hospital for the past
ten days.
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PUBLIC SALE

! will sell at public auction on nv
farm two miles and one.half north
east Of Ash Grove and three miles
west of Ormanville, on Friday, Jan. 81,
1908, at 10 o'clock a. M,
FIVE HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting Of / brood mare S yea, s
old, In foal, Weighing about 1,40o
pounds, IA year old horse, weighing
about 1900 pounds, Q yearlings AMI
one spring colt. These are all good
ones,
II HEAD OF CATTLE.
Consisting of mich cows, one
with calf at side; 6 to be fresh in
early spring; 2 Of these are giving
mllk and 10 head of steer calves.
1s HEAD OF HOGS.
Consisting of 2 brood sows, 1 Pol
and China male and 15 shoats, weigh
ing about 100 lbs each.
CORN, OATS, HAY
About 500 bushels of corn in crib,
about 40 bushels of oats 20 tons of
hay.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Consisting Of l moving machine, 1
sweep rake, / breaking .plow 1 steel
harrow, cultivator, 1 corn planter, 1
set of work harness.
Some household and kitchen furni-
tnre. canned fruit, potatoes and other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS.
a credit Of IL months will be given
without interest If notes are paid
when due; otherwise 8 per cent from
date. Six per cent discount for cash
on sums over IS. Sums of IS and less
cash.
e. A., BARTLETT
3. 3. BuRCHETT. Auotioneer.
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AMADoR.

Amador.-Loran Shields marketed
hogs in town Tuesday.
Mis- Myrtle Kershiner was in town
recently.
Mrs. F. L. Baker has been III for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Annawalt Of
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.AUCTIoNEER

l have had experience in all lines
of auctioneefing and make speciality
on live stock
D. G. HUMBLE, Agency, la, r. r.
No. 2 Bladensburg Phone Line.
Terms reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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Everything in the store is marked
down in plain figures below cost, at
the Hub sale. We want the money
and are going to sell the goods That's
all there is to it.
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Do not wait till next Saturday for
the winding up day of the Hub sale.
There will be hundreds upon hun
dreds OF; customers that. day. Call
some day during the week. Call early
as the stock is melting away rapidly.
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1t was wild and busy day last Sat
urday at the Hub clothing sale. Over
20 extra clerks were employed to
wait on customers and 20 more could
have been used, put we could not get
them. We employed every clerk that
applied.
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cANTRlL.

Cantril.-Dan McLane and wife =
turned Saturday from three months
visit with relatives in California.
p. e. Exams has rented the Charles
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ELDON REBEkAHS WILL
HAVE INSTALLATION JAN. %

Eldon.-The Rachel Rebe.,ah lodge,
No. ~. at Eldon. will have installation
OF officers Jan % and all members are
requested to be present.
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Sweaters at Half Price.
100 boys knee pants at nalf price or
less Wooden underwear at less than
cost of manufacture at the Hub sale
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Broken lots of clothing only one or
two suits of kind that we cannot
match again, for mere song.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

fThis market is furnished by Cas-.
sidy & Gray. Members Chicago Board
OF Trade. Local office, Rooms 1S and
ID, Leighton Bldg. Telephone 9ss. e.
r. Vntgt resident manager.
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New York Grain Market.
New York, Jan. 20.--Wheat-May,
s1.10A.
Corn-69k. B
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DIAMONDS
10 Per Cent Discount.

~ For Cent DISCOUNT.
Our December Diamond business
was the best we ever had, because our
prices were reasonable and the quality
Of diamonds the best
$1,000 Diamond Rings 500
$3O.UO Diamond Rings .......... 225o
$oO;o0 Diamond Rings ..a...... $500
and larger stones at the same propor-
tiOnate reduction.
ARNOLD'S
JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE,
113 Z. Main St, -: ottumwa, Iowa.
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Peoria Grain Mark

Peoria, Jan. 20.-Corn-No. 8, So
@54A.
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OZARK FARMS
ST. LOUIS, MO.

der the estimate and were light from
Australia, Russia and Danube, A
Wall street house were heavy sellers
and the crowd sold on big receipts at
Kansas City, but commission houses
were good buyers in the way of COW
many local operators also took advan-
tage of the declines to gather prof
its. The decrease in the visible was a
surprise and late in the day the mar
ket turned very strong on good sized
cash business worked here and at 9th
err western points, while talk of insect
life in the southwest was also a, bull
ish influence. 1t looks like a scalp
ing market for the time being but as
the crowd are very bearish, sharp up
turns will doubtless create considera-
bile pressure.
Corn-World's shipments were
smaller. Liverpool was lower, but little
impression was made on prices, due te
the weather becoming milder and car
lots way under the estimate. Receiv-
Ing houses were good buyers of May
but there was some rather influential
commission house selling, the scalp
ers, however, covering. more especially
early in the day, and there was some
Argentine crop The market displays
remarkable strength with the news
from Iowa and Nebraska quite bullish
Oats-There was some commission
house selling earl but offerings were
we'll taken, the strength in wheat be-
ing a bull assistance.
Provisions--Work up early on
strength In corn and hogs. Cash trade
rather quiet and packers sold the flu
lures moderately, while hogs at the
yards closed weak to &c lower; $4,000
To 40 000 hogs for fopnarrO1,
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Today's Markets
MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, jan Observation-Disclosures,
$4,000; steady to Zoe lower.
Beeves-$3.65@ 6.20
Cows and heifers-$1.40@4.65,
Stockers and feeders-s2.5o@465
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; steady to sc
higher.
Light-s4.16@4.45.
Mixed-$4.25@455.
Heayy-$4.2O@4.55.
Rough-s4.2O@4,25,
Bulk sales-$4.35@4.45.
sheep-Receipts $4,000; steady.
Mature sheep-$S.b0@5.7
Yearlings-s5.0
Lambs-s5.50@7.30.
Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Chicago, Jan. 2o,-wheat:
No. red-99@10o.
No. 8 red-97@9s.
No. 2 hard-9Sh @1.04h.
No. 8 hard-96@1.o2.
May-opened, s1.o1M @1.o2; highest,
slo25s @1.o2A, lowest, s1.olss; clos
ing. S1.02A.
July-ssM.
Corn-No, 3, 5sr@54A.
No. 2 yellow-59.
No. 8 yellow-54@55.
No. 8 white-53& @54N
MaY-Opened, 59N O6O; hlghesl,
soy. lowest, 5sTh;; closing. son.
Julvi-59aN. SO 4i4ssa
e0ats-No. 3 white, 50@5 gl,
May-Opened, 53M@54; highest,
An; lowest, "a; closing, 64A.
July-47A. "a
Rye-Cash, 81.
Barley-78@1O9
Timothy--Mareh. $3.50.
Clover--March, s17.25.
May, 1881.
Lard-$s,02.
Ribs-$7.12.
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LOCAL MARKETS.


There is no change in the local
market quotations today
I'll a. M, Jan. 300
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r, ynigt resident manager.
Wheat Open. High Low. Close
May ...1.01A 1.o2M 1.O1% 102%
Sept. :. .s4R .ss& .s4% "a
May -. 50 soy .ssy Sob
Sept. .... IS $50 .5s$ . ss&
May =. .5aN SAN .5sM, .54A
Sept. .asH .ssz- .ssM .ssN
May :..s.so 1912 1890 1897
May !. 500 sos 500 500
May >. zo7 7.12 7o5 7.12B
Wheat today, 81; estimate dtomor-
Corn today, 727: estimated tomor-
row, 500.
s Oats today, 21s; estimated tomor-
row, 243.
Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today. 81; last year. 80.
Minneapolis today, 300; last year,
300.
Primaries.
year, $4,000
:, Germ orr today, 100000; last year,
!, !. Wheat today, 221,ooo; last year,
.zs s orr today $4,000; last year,
Visible Supply.
Wheat-Decrease, 655.000
Oats-Inerease. 100000,
Corn-Increase, 153,00O
Liverpool Cables.
opening-Wheat, sse lower; corn,
9sc lower
Closing-Wheat, 1&c lower; corn,
2s q 1sc lower
The Hoo Market.
Receipts today, $4,000; left over,
2,90Q; estimated Tomorrow, 10000
Total Visible Supply.
Wheat-47,226: last year, 1890 900
Corn-4.923,000: last year, 1922. 900.
Oats-s,SsS,o0o: last year. 12,24o,o00
d. Il
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New York Poultry Market.

New York Poultry Market.
New York. Jan. 20.-Poutry-Dres
ed, steady
Chickens-19@2J.
Turkeys--12@16.
Fowls-10@131s.
New York Butter and Ego Market.
New York. Jan. Steady
Creameries- Specials, 31h
Extras-31
Thirds to firsts-21@30.
Held-23@S0.
Dairy-19@3G
Precess-15@231s
Factory-16@20.
Eggs-Weak.
Firsts-24.
Seconds-23@ 231a.
cassadv and Gray's Market Letter.
Wheat-Offerinrs We're very free at
the start, new lots levels being Gre
ated on the weakness abroad and large
spring wheat receipts although the
worlds shipments were 100000 blu. I'M
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Jan. 20.-Poultry-Stead
Turkeys-10.
Chickens-l0.
Spring chickens-S1s.
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FOR sALE--BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock hens, also r. c.. B. Leghorn
cockerels, 75c to $1.0o. Ed Michael,
Selma, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CoRNER LOT .33xlO5--
Business location. Bargain II sold
at once. Address Box IS, Kirkville,
Iowa.
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FOR SALE--1,5O0 FENCE POSTS
Inquire S. H. Brown, Phone SLID
Route s, Ottumwa.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-PoRT
Huron corn shelter In good condi-
ton; 1000 canacity. John G. Fos-
ter, Hedrick, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-PURE BRED ABER-
deem Angus bulls. Ed. p. Oehler,
Moravia. Iowa.
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FOR SALE CHEAP IF TAKEN AT
once, A No. ! large Edison phono-
graph, complete with forty records.
Address, Photograph, care Courier.
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AUCTIONEER-1o YEARS q Sue
cessful experience. For ter ms and
dates. a Address or phone. Ell Valley.
BATAVIA. Iowa
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FOR sALE--A FEW CHOICE DU-
roc gifts (hred). popular blood lines.
E. D. Michael. Selma, Iowa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-24

' SpORTIVE SpiuRGES

The Cleveland club has released
Pitcher Mess to the Columbus Club of
the American Association. Hess has
nGen member Of the Cleveland team
for six years, but he has been of no
use for the last two seasons. This is
the pitcher McCredle wanted. He was
slipped G AMY instead.
- Is >:
Mike Donlin continues to lead the
National League IN sticking, and Nc
Council, newcomer, H. dong me
trick In the American, though Cobb
Gnde Delehanty are pressing him
hard. There are only three batters
hitting over 800 in the. National and
six in the American.
u :. Is
Elberfeld was manager of the New
York Club about twenty-fnur hours
when he had run.in with Umpire
silk o i.oughIin. Ban johnson prompt
ly suspended him.
:; :: :;
Columbus has released Roy Hit ana
Montgomery has tin-canned Moose
Baxter
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SMOKES ONE MILLION
CIGARETTES; QUITS

LAKE CITY, Ia, July with 4
record OF nearly 100000 cigarettes
at an average of sixty day, Isaac
Manhoff, n peddler of this place, 40
years old, has decided to renounce the
weed. The habit had such hold on
him that it was necessary to awake
at all hours Of the night and roll n
coffin nail" before he could be lulled
to sleep again.
When lad in Russia he began the
habit which he found so hard to
shake off. Despite this fact, he will
devote his days to trying to convince
men and boys that they should cease
the practice.
Manhoif was in the habit of smok-
ing ten cigarettes before breakfast,
and the rest of the day a cigarette
was out of his mouth only few min
utes at time.
For a man who has inhaled the
fumes of so many cigarettes, Manhoff
is a strong man. He weighs about
l75 pounds and has a massive chest
and square build. For cigarette pa
per he used the Russian rice paper
and not the rag paper generally used
in America.
Manholf estimates the cost of his
smoking at 1871.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-24
Yachts To
Race To hilo
Tuesday

Next Tuesday, the Trans-Paciilc
yachts, together with some of the
local boats, will race to Hilo. giving
the Hawaii another opportunity to
redeem herself. and show her mettle
as cup-winner. The Lurline, Gwen
dolyn II, and Lady Maud will, of
course, be in 1t, and the Kamehameha
and Gladys will race, while 1t is hop
ed that the La Paloma and the Helene
can be gotten into shape to sail in
this race also by the time the start
ing gun is fired, at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning.
The Hawaii, pride of local yacht
dom, is to be put in charge of II. Il.
Cooper for the race.
Sorenson C Lyle have placed their
shipyard and the marine railway at
the disposal of the 'cross-ocean rae
ers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-24
KETCHEL SIGNED Up
To BOX HUGO KELLY

The July card will be Hugo Kelly vs..
Stanley Ketchel for the middleweight
championship title. Joe O'Connor re.
Gently affixed his name to a contract
agreeing to allow Ketchel to box Kelly
twenty rounds before the Pacific Ath
letic Club on the evening of July 81
the weight to be l54 pounds -four
hours before entering the ring. The
sum of $500 was posted to bind the
agreement. Marisch has already wired
transportation to Kelly and his man
ager. who will leave Chicago for this
city ut once.
When in Chicago O'Connor dis.
cussed the terms of match with Fer.
retti, who is managing Kelly, but at
that time the latter didn't care to come
to the Coast to fight and tried to in
duce O'Connor to make the match for
Milwaukee. However. when they saw
that there was no hope of meeting
Ketchel in Milwaukee, the offer OF
I Luke Marisch looked pretty good to
them and they wired an acceptance o!
| the terms offered. AS O'Connor and
, Ferretti went over the details very
carefully in the Windy City there was
nothing left for them to do but to af
fix their signatures to regular set OF
articles upon the arrival of the two
Fasteners.
This is an excellent card, as Kelly
is one of the classiest boxers in his
class and but for broken hand, there
! Is every reason to believe that he
would have defeated Bill Papke in
their last battle. 1t Is said he fought
six Of the ten rounds with an injured
hand and that he more than held his
own with the Illinois Thunderbolt. He
is a fast, clever fellow and is the right
sort of fighter to bring out all that
is good in Ketchel, who loves to bore
in and fight from the initial tap 81
/ the gong
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THE GENUINE FAN

Anyone can laugh and holer when the
home teams In the lead
And the score is all lop.sided and OPP
ponents "off their feed"
But commend me to the fellow who
can smile and still stay sweet
When the visitors are winners and the
Home
Teams
Beat
We contract n tired feeling when We
hear n noisy fan"
Knock the home team when It loses
like premium Zimmerman
Stead OF cheering up the locals with
enthusiastic shout
And boosting Ike The mischief till the
Last
Mans
Out.
Oh, it's easy to be cheerful when the
home team is ahead
And the kalsomine in plenty on the
visitors Is spread;
And it's easy for our faces to expand
in joyful grins
When we've got the foeman going and
the
Home
Team
Wins!
And the men we love the greatest Is
the man who smiles and smiles
When the visitors are hitting our home
pitcher miles and miles.
He is always optimistic and it does us
good 10 meet
With the man who keeps on boosting
when the
+.f Teams
WA Beat!
Say, you fellows in the grand stand,
and you ON the bleachers, ett-
Stop your knocking! Go to boosting!
Help to pull the home team
through.
Always be cheerful loser--knochlng
bears most bitter fruit
Though the goose eggs come plenty,
for the
Home
Team
Root.
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would play new game in case this
proposition to protect the percent
ages of his men be allowed to stand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-24
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would play new game in case this
proposition to protect the percent
ages of his men be allowed to stand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-24
Wall Paper VS.. Aiabastine

Think Of having bedrooms covered with layers of moulding -four
ead vermn with to them and to absorb the moisture
respiration and animal glue culture ground its face for disease
Of repeating this without removing the old and
number tines that many do Then think of coated with
pure ALABASTNE, whish rend with but little trouble
expense and purifying and sweetsmeng hLABASTNE
cracks. shutting out vermin.
ELhBAsTE White and large Of That's be had in
5-lb, packages
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record July %, 1903,
from 1890 a, m, TO 4 o, m,

Est Of y p Bishop by Trs 10 l'i!o
sugar Co. ...............,... u
Nahinu Nahale to G AkOng (k) IL
Goo Young Sing by atty to Kan
Fart BIS
j II Schnack ana VT to Samuel De
Freest ID
Entered for Record July e., 1903.
from 0 a. IN. 10 1880 o. m.
Hattie K Maule to Wailul;u Sugar
70 '''''''' '.,..'',,,,,,..,.l IL
Flora NJ. Crowell by Tr 90 Wanna.
nalo Sugar Co. .......,...,,,....
liawn Evangelical Assn to Edith g.
Pond e.. .......,., Rel