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the fair hands that had touched it.
and seemed TO see once more the
Gear face Of the gfrl in the room.
/ took its tatteIed silk aud pressed
Ii 10 my lips
Sentimental. YOU may say. Well.
but remember / was weak and ill
from lack Of food.
As / held the umhrella-my one
souvenir Of my adyeHturs-in ms
bond i seemed 70 me that 7 felt
sCmetbing solid within its folds.
10 the astonishment Of a nursemaid
who was minding a peramhulator
near mo I opened the umbrella and
out dropped a ham sandwich with
one bite taken out.
Surely ! vas hungry. and my frst
impulse was to take the second bite.
But then. perhaps. she had bitten
il; she whom I had attempted to
saTe-and I f0rb0Ye. But I did open
it, and within there lag a slip OF
paper folded, greasy from contact
with the meat.
Trembling in every limb l opened
It and through tie grease l read:
Dear Man UBkno8n: They watch
me while ! wTitei have but =
minute. When you read this you
viii be far away. but OnT degtinies
are woven together. The Tadkins
Trio win follow you. and / shall not
b. far behind. The man in the
ceb vas my -. Be loyal, be
watchfUl, beWarel"
There was no signature. but as /
read there came before me the Wis.
ion Of her Gear. dear face and the
memory Of that room. and vowed
By all that held sacred that come
what may l would be true to the
trust thus cuFiously thrust upon me.
But. indeed / vas in a parlous
plight. Ny clothes had suffered
much in my journey from New York
20 Washington; ! Ieeded shave
! was hungry, and in my pockets
there was not a cent.
Never had | felt 50 lonely in nv
life. l remembered the time when
/ was cast away after the wreck Of
the "Rogilla that is another
st0yi I vas lonely, and the sight
Of that funny horse bothered ne.
Across the PARK to the north I
could see q mansion. its door stand
ing iByitingly open, and there were
men in livery on guard. felt
strangely drawn toward the place
somehow, and could not take ny
eyes from The door.
Suddenly the hunkeys bowed Low,
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a FormIdabIe Candiaacr.

From the Springfield Republican.
Mr. Harmon's candidacy for governor
of Ohio, 1t seems at this distance, is the
most formidable one the Republicans OF
that State could contend with this year,
and it may have an important bearing
upon the November election, especially
If the Foraker Republicans should prove
Indifferent to the outcome OF the Presi-
Dental struggle
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vances IN rates until their reasonableness
can be passed on. AT present the COM
mission has no such authority. II may
act only after complaint has been made
by an sggrieved shipper; and the rail-
roads have precisely the same right to
raise or lower rates that they have al
ways enjoyed. If freight rates are in
creased agitation for some such meas
ure as that favored by Mr.. Culberson
will be bound to spread, and may in the
end prove successful.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

The Newport News Times-Herald thinks
women seldom laugh" The Times
Herald should not be too sure CT this.
No telling how many quiet laughs the
women have over some of the wonderful
tales their husbands tell them. and which
they, at the time of the telling, swallow in
apparent innocence.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

Every person formerly for Carmack
who Topped to Patterson did so because
Of either a direct or Indirect financial
interest in the liquor business" says the
Chattanooga Star a stout prohibition
organ down TennesseewaTd. This is
pretty fair sample of some OF the tenn
perate temperance arguments used in
the Volunteer State campaign.
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clares that the development OF China'z
commerce is one OF the strongest guar
antees Of peace IN the far East. For
years a weak nation. unable to cope with
those who exploited her for their own
selfish ends, China has been the prey of
the strong. So long as she is not strong
enough TO resent foreign interference,
whether it be that Of Japan. her neigh
Dor, or of England, who has had so much
from her, so long may the division of
Chinese spoils be expected 10 be a bone
of contention and a pretext for war
But as her commerce is developing. so
is her education and her army, and the
time IS in sight when there shall spring
up nation terrible in her latent strength,
sufficient unto herself; ruling her own
destinies, and taking her place by right
among the councils of the world. When
that time comes. war in the far East
will be as unthinkahle as it is to-day
among the strong nations of Europe
The awakening Of China means a long
step forward In the worlds progress.
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One Wav of Doing II,

From the Brooklyn Standardization
To solve the difficulty. why not let the
Kaiser pick out American Ambassadors
who win buy embassies and present them
to the United States7
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UNDER LETTERS OF MAROUE.
A STORY BY TWELVE AUTHORS.

! the door opened and a lady sppesr-
ed Tall and stately. she looked like
a Grecisn goddess. locked again.
BY heart almost STOPPED beating
u looked like-it was-the lady Of
the BTist0gia.
Slowly she crossed the street and
came 20 where I sat. With a wan,
sad smile she held out her dainty
hand. while the nuTsemsid looked
on N smazsment and the children
began to cgy.
Faithful friend. she said, in a
voice choking with emotion. give
ne the umbrella. It has served
its tuTu, for It saved a brave man
yesterday" lHIesniEg mel,
] gave it 10 her and into its
depths she reached and took there
from a folded paper
Guard this with yOur life. she
said See. here they come. And
with a conullsiTe shudder she fled.
! locked up. The Tadkins Trio
were upon me and a policeman was
with them.
Officer. arrest that man. they
cried.
What foG2" l asked,
The officer bent low and whis.
rered in ny ear. and as ! heard the
accusation I fen fainting 70 the
ground.
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TypicaI Eastern pemocras.

From the Brooklyn Standard Union.
The typical Democrat of the States
around here cheers Cleveland, compli-
ments Bryan, instructs for nobody, and
vOtes for the Republican candidate.
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1T Is absurd to say YOU cannot legislate
people into morality" says the Rev. VIII
lam Austin Smith. according to the Mil
waukee Sentinel. 1t is probably absurd
to say anything at all to the Rev William
Austin Smith.
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Learning.

We'll, boy what have you learned at
college? Can you reconstruct a dinosaur?"
Gosh. dad. I'm more practical than
that. can put together an automobile"
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Now that the cruel Bailey warfare is
over. Texas papers are at a loss for edi-
torial topics. They should not despair
however. The bon weevil will get in the
game again soon.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

New York paper wants to put Senator
Platt 'on the stump to defend his OFF,
cial acts As bad as It is however. We
believe Mr. Platt viii elect to remain in
the woods of charitable Ohscurity.
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The past season doesn't appear to have
been a very successful one for holding"
crops Of various kinds. Cotton held for
10 cents has had TO go for To- and Maine
apples held for $50 and up" per barrel
have had 10 90 for 90 cents.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
CAPITOL GOSSIP.

Twice this session OF Congress the gov
ernor Of Florida has been called upon to
appoint a United States Senator. The
second appointment was William Hall
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

A New Hampshire paper calls ex-Sen-
ator Chandler the Peter Pan of politics" "
The Peter Frying-pan Of politics" would
appear TO suit him better, when you come
to view st from certain standpoints.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

It's an right TO talk about art. bur
give as the woman who can take a peck
OF apples. some -four. and a rolling pin
and make a bunch of pies that puts a
man In love with even his next-door
neighb0r, says the Los Angeles Ex-
press. A modest request. but we suspect
you will have 10 night for that woman.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

''The foreign count who married two
American women Overdid it," says the
Baltimore American. Apparently he did;
unless there was some sort of legal re-
cess between weddings.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

'Jupiter's eighth satellite has been dis
covered says the Chicago Post Jupiter
would now seem TO have acquired enough
satellites to justify his going into politics
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

1t is said that Judge Parker's friends
are seriously considering the idea Of
offering his name for the Democrats
nomination at Denver" These friends
should consult the calendar. The lst
day of April is past and gone.
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Fanfare.

What do they mean by fanfare?' IN
quired the circus enthusiast
Peanuts and pop" answered the base
ball fiend
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Ingenious,

"Zinx is smart man. Takes a smart
man 10 do his work
SOP
Yes; I'm going to succeed him when
he gets promoted"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

II Mr.. Jack London accepts the Socialist
nomination for the Presidency, he may as
we'll prepare 10 face a solid phalanx of
the-call- -the-wild jokes.
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.
INcm,ENTALs.


Spring.
Birds a-wing;
All that trite sort OF thing,
Don't you know.
Bowers,
Lovely flowers;
Sudden tempests and showers.
Sleet and snow.
Spring,
Vines a-cling;
Lambs that playfully fling
Up their heels.
Buds,
Dainty duds:
Torn up carpets and suds
And cold meals,
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That man who recently attempted 10
make speech from the House gallery
without the Speakers permission failed
miserably. Doubtless. any number Of
members down on the floor admired his
courage. even though they did hnd
abundant fault with his judgment
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

Mr. Frank Could lays HIS trouble 10 his
money but he isn't trying to avoid fur
ther trouble by giving away his money.
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TO BE CONTINUEDl

The next chapter in this thrilling
serial VIII be contributed by the
Hon. William Loeb, jr. The editor
Of The Big Stick has already seen
Mr. Loeb's contribution. and he
takes occasion 90 state that It's lit
erary style and thrilling surprise ia
certain 70 add 10 the high fame as
a man Of letters already won by Mr.
Loeb.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

After ALL the Cannon boom and "the
boomless Cannon appear 30 be all but
synonymous terms.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
EndIeas IrnnsfnrmnilnnI

Gentle Spring is very pretty
drama"
But who are the stars2"
''The scene shifters, I should say"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

Michigan man was recently taxed sl9
for swearing What does Uncle Joe"
think Of that variety Of tariff?
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
Always n Way.

His book was very punk, but now
That critics fight it,
He's making money telling how
He came 10 write it,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

The Ameer of Afghanistan probably be-
gins to feel more or less Ike a discour-
aged trust-buster by this time
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

There has appeared recently a little
cloud on New Jerseys horizon that looks
suspiciously like the ghost Of the late
politically deceased John f Dryden
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

Cheer up. Something is going down.
Radium is now quoted at only s., ~, 800
an ounce.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
ChIIIren of the RIch.

Father"
"WeI?"
Johnny wants a million dollars 10 take
his sulphur and moIasses.'
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

So far our sailors appear TO have en-
countered nothing in the way OF an
enemy save a lot of land pirates In Cali
fOrnid.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
An Urban Cincinnatus.

He did pretty well for a city man"
"As to how"
Received the notification committee
leaning on his lawn mower"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

One Of Chancellor Days classes has
gone on a strike. It Is an Ill wind that
blows no good This, at least, furnishes
the chancellor something new TO talk
about
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

New York Is now expected to
transfer its support from Hughes to
Roosevelt.
Editor Herman Ridder is said 10
be responsible for ex-CongTessman
Littauer coming out for Uncle Joe"
Cannon.
Smokers Gap. Va, Is Organizing q
branch Of the Independence League.
bIt Passapatanzy holds aloOf from
the new movement.
Tho Gotham Gazette. which is
having dreadful time staying put,
has nov broken all SIS previous rec
0rds By carrying Taft's name at its
masthead in swo successive issues.
However, the Allies have had their
SCENTS at work and say the sheet
vii soon flop back 70 Foraker.
Read BingYills Bugle to-monox.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

SO far this May, the sun has been as
shy as a three-day bride.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

Read Binryills Bugle .o-monox.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
Chapter a.-sr Rn. Rsrrlnsn Esplar.

Author Of 'Tun0ceuts Abroad" and
Flrst Lessons III Spanish.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

man and politician Of New York is at the
Arlington. and, discussing the two-thirds
rule as pertaining 10 the Democratic
nomination. said. There are indications
that Mr. Bryan's chances for the nomi-
nation by the Democratic convention
may be disturbed by the two-thirds
rule. That undemocratic convention regu-
lation has been operative in every ma
tional convention in the history OF the
Democratic party, except where the choice
was made by acclamation. II is a sort Of
safeguard when considered in connection
with the other undemOcratic idea of the
unit rule. under which the majority Of
a State delegation is permitted to cast the
solid vote of the State.
mo one seems to doubt that Bryan
will have a majority at Denver. and a
large majority at that But those who
are striving to prevent his nomination are
upon the long established rule
to defeat him. So strongly intrenched is
the two-thirds rule and idea. many hold
II cannot be set aside except by a two
third vote Of the convention. If the party
had so desired, the rule might have been
by some convention where there
was no opposition TO the popular candi-
date.
Not having done so. however, It stiif
: st51e.is. Under changed conditions ii has
become a convenient tool for opponents
OF the leading candidate In Republican
the majority rules. That is
the accepted American idea. It is a strange
anomaly thet the party OF the people
should cling TO a practice in its con
vention which puts the rule OF the
majority aside The unit rule and the
two-thirds rule are relics Of bygOne days.
They do not fit in with modern notions
Of political independence Of the ind-
vidual. IF Bryan IS defeated by the
use Of the latter, it VIII be good
Democratic custom. II his friends ara
able to abolish such an undemocratic
method. it viii be a distinct gain for the
future. But the chances are that It will
be retained as another evidence OF the
strength Of established traditions In pol
tiles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21

Panama hats cleaned at the Globe.
Back up this movement to improve
the streets and sidewalks.
At the first view reception Of the
KilOhana Art League this evening, the
exhibitors will receive members Of the
league and their guests.
The Hlloulan this morning took a
cargo Of $3.50 tons Of sugar Of which
1900 tons were refined sugar from the
Honolulu Plantation Company.
Tom Quinn has gone into tho auto
hack business with fne iOur-passgu.
ger Buick and Is prepared to furnish
the best possible gervice. Phone 3Gl.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic d"
Yod will be surprised AT it, cu0ling
and preseryatlye properties. California
Feed CO.. agents.
Your General Arthur cigar always
has the same fine favor You know
that it will taste good. and burn well,
an dthat'8 why you get it.-M. A..
Gunst q Co.
After Il h!g fire, a man finds that
he has either neglected or protected
his interests. Which are you doing
now? Insure your property through
us. Hawaiian Trust Co, Ltd.
On account Of the increase in bust.
pess, Mrs. Dickcrspn has been Obliged
70 vacatc her Alnken street store and
take store with larger quarters in
the Sachs building on Beretan!a ave. 3
A lease was filed yesterday convey
ing to the Kohala Ranch Company,
Ltd, all the property in North gnl
South Kohaln owned by Palmer
Woods, ct al, ut the annual rental Of
one dollar,
The Edison phnnograph produce q
pure, clear, beautiful tone, with no
rasp or grating sound for IN accom-.
panlment. The Hawaiiln News Co.,
Ltd, will be pleased to have You call
| ana hear It.
! MI and Mrs. IT. Chcung, and fam.
( lily were among the passengers whl
! left for China ON the Mongolia. ~.
! Ii CheunE was the Chinese int.rurcl
err for the judiciary Department for
many years.
Captain Roawo. Dwight Cutler OF
| the barkcntlno Klihltat received lo,
ter from his brother, the Rev. G. Il
| Cutler Of Boston. stating that Olivia
! Wllliama, n Hawaiian. injured his
spine through falling from the cross
trees of schooner. Williama has aI
uncle here by the name of l.. X. Ka
hni.
Land Commissioner James W
Pratt leaves by the Alameda for va
cation. This II The first vacation /,
has had for two yenrs aud q half II,
takes II at this Ume while the GOV
ernor will be away as being the tim.
when he can best be SHARED FROM the
work Of the office. He will be gon,
about five weeks. while be IS away
Chief Clerk Joshua Tucker will be il
charge OF the Office,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21
.GDAA. AND GEhEAal
.E@- Exchange something you
have for something you want by
means OF O Bulletin Want kd.
A clean CITY means health.

~
Rnnt Franklin cars. Stlyds. StbIs.S
Charge p ThirInn arrived nv The
,,,,a,Ii,
Cal III inc Tic u oiiIe Ior
n'i'u ls''I..l e'iIhunI' .,
''''o' "'' "'''''! i''"'' IL"
turned nome To-Day.
Putnam Health Pills mako rich
blood; SOC. a package. Try them.
There will be a rehearsal for The
Mascot tonight at half past seven.
ionE! tonE! can III, j. a, Nc.
'G ,5, '"r tnG , p,' ~. a",' ,''@'
m"', I IN K o of h >J ai 5>a1 mis- oy ~
inc
~ - po.t,,,Io,. v.,s q r,trro-
-, -.
'"S i'"'a'''|e' III tue "o"5"''" ''-
"ay'
Whitney Marsh's window Is fuii
Of pretty display oi handsome new
shirt waists.
Take your carriage or automobile
10 Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co. lnr
up.tO.date repairs.
Book beer Is nil the rage At this
| tine of the year. The best drawn
| book is nj the Fashion.
The Seaeidu cottages are delightful
In tho summer time. Enrage n cat
tage now for the season.
Try the beer at the Hoffman. EN-
cry glass just as cold rs 1t should be
'"a Us Sn"pps "S "a" pG ucS.'eG
,..,.h 1T a"5 aI ,r,,,I ,,,t,'. T.. ,.c,',.
,,rn,,I,r T,ha r.ico, aro .tt,.c.frr,
49,, ,.h,,..,,..r.
-, -. ...:..... *. ,..r.
a So"l '"sH tee y. et eHo' hO' WI
ls5t TtSAt, take II 10 the expert al
the Hawaiian Ofice Speciality Co.,
Lid: Phone l43.
HOLSTERS Cold Chocolates cure
Guilds, grippe and coughs quickly.
sUieiy, ana surely, They are pleasant
to take. 25c Il bottle at HOLSTER Drug
Co.. Ltd.
Deputy Attorney General William
Whitney leaves today for Nailul to
attend the term Of the Circuit Court
held there. Among the cases TO DO
tried is one murder case.
W. w. Harris reports that the Ma
hogany Company has already sent
10000 leet OF koa lumber to mo,
'nu that ny Ja'y ! nal- m''Iloh rect
"' Th Ue ~ c,, ~ tbis roorHiro ,Ioo,,d
orir,,,Sto ,ho charoos hrom@ht In nv
IL, Torri,orioI rrnnd INV and t,o,
v,,u no soptorceI to,orrow nnorrin ,
nt o'clock.
lowers g. Conl., b,vo iuet rooarvoG
, ,,ary handsome limo NJ Sri,nfoI maj
tInos in Main StwistoJ co,orod md
; n"nrcd ooods and t,yistoI malta
r,hs and cotton rrgs !, hInS and
wb,to
. Inhn EmmoIutb haIIov.s that tbo
! DcnloCrqrE ehomrd mn hotber obopf .
candidate for mayor but should in.
! stcad take steps to knock out the mu-
nicipal act. which he believes Is not
npplicablc here
, The local Odd Felluws will celc.
brltu the elghty.ninth anniversary OF
. the founding of their order by an en-.
tcrtuinment and dance in Odd Eel,
lows hall on Saturday night. Al Odl
Fellows and their families are invited
D to attend.
uuihui Pau pleaded guilty to a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL

A man MAY get work without u.s.
ing a Bulletin Want Ad., but his
chances are improved a hundred-told
by its use.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21
WANTS
LOST

Saturday, April IS, 1908, one SOL
diers handbook with discharge
from the United States Army and
receipts from the Hawaiian Tribe
No. in it, Finder will please
return same to this Office.
39S2-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-21
STOCKS IN san FRANCISCO

San Francisco, April 14--Follow.
ing are the quotations for Hawaiian
stocks:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-02

decreed that the brothers who
had fought on opposite sides
should sleep together.
On going to their room, Bob
took from his trunk a steel APP
paratus which surgeon ordered
should be worn at night in order
to prevent the shortening of the
leg. For two hours they swap
ped experiences, and finally Sam
slapped his brother on the back
and said:
well, Bob, it's time for me to
screw up that d Yankee leg
of yours, and from now on we'll
pass up the war;
That's a co.
And they did. Commercial
Appeal.
This brother Sam enlisted in
Pelhams battery C. S. A. and
served bravely until severely
wounded by a piece of shell,
when he was carried to a Rich
mond hospital, where President
Davis found him and during the
remainder of the war he was
confidential courier between the
confederate president and Cen
eral Robert E. Lee. He had the
love and esteem of both these
great men, each Of whom kept
up an occasional correspondence
with him until their deaths. The
writersknew him intimately and
loved him, for there was never a
truer friend, a drawer gentleman
than DIR. Samuel T. Evans. Ad-
miral Evans has succeeded and
is known the world over; his
brother, paralized for years from
his hips down, when he felt he
could no longer bear the great
burden, killed himself with a
pistol he captured from a yankee
soldier during the war, but had
he been assured of the highest
rank in either army, or navy,
Sam Evans was of the kind that
no temptation could have lured
away from his duty to the south
land. To have seen those
brothers together was to admire
the one for his success-the
other for his devotion to what he
believed was right and was
right.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-02
Notice of Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of the authority conferred
upon the undersigned trustee by a certain
deed of trust executed on the 22nd day OF
November, 1905, by Lewis Peterson ct
TX, to secure certain indebtedness to
Robert B. Minis, which said deed of trust
IS of record in the chancery clerks office,
Rankin County, Mississippi, in Book &c
on pages 27o and $50, default having been
made in the payments, and said benef.
ciary having elected to mature the entire
indebtedness, and having been requested
so to do by the said Robert B. Minis,
will on the 10th day of April, 1908, offer
and expose for sale, aud sell for cash,
during legal hours, at the front door OF
the county court house, Rankin County,
Brandon, Mississippi, the following de-
scribed land and property, situated in
Rankin County, state of Mississippi, to-
wit:
West half of North East Quarter of
section "a, Township a, Range I, East,
SO acres, together with all the
improvements and appurtenances thereon
situated.
Witness my signature this the 24th day
of March, 1908.
H. Y. WATKINS, Trustee.