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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

Dora Dld You ever soc a man you
really thought worth muryIngi
Cora Lots 0f Ihonl, bui some orhrr
glrl had always seen thom FIRST TAoy
were an married phindrlphia Press
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20
TAX ON DEADLY WEAPONS

WASHINGTON, D. C., March every deadly
he
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

Blank hooks Of al sorts. Iodgara
etc, manufactured by tbg BuIIrtIp
Publishing Company
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE STEAMER RINAU' winch 90.
rived today from Kauai. brought 5000
bags Of sugar, ~ bags cOcOanuis aud
- packages Of sundry merchandise.
She Is now discharRing her sugar al
the railroad wharf According 10 10.
purser's report III" following sugar
on Kauai, Is ready for shipment: r..
1896; g. 1860; X. r.. 7gj: McB.. A..
7O9: Max. 47II3: q. a H.. 5g35: x. $.
NJ, 600; X. s.. 1900: N. =. Co. g23 900.
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THE MAUNA KEA. arriving this
morning from Hilo and Maui ports.
brought the following cargo for this
port: 2 bag coin, ! box pigs, 3 boxes
chickens. g horses. - packages ycgo.
tables, - bags coin. u bags tarU. :
bags ava, 10 crates Cp.erN. 20 cords
wood, q bags empty bottles. - empty
Kegs, 80 barrels empty bottles. 3lG
cmpyt lime barrels, 1000 ohia ties. .
packages sundries.
-
PURSER PHILLIPS reports the fol.
lowing sugar ON Hawaii. ready for
shipment: Olaa. 2G.544: Waiak.a.
5000; Hawaii Min, lO.5OO; Onomoa.
1000; PepcokCO, LOO; IlOnOmu.
GOOO: Hakalau. 1850; LauplhOehoe,
1900; Ookall, GOUO: Kukalau. u.
1900, d. 1852; Hamikua. 10 900; Paau.
hau, 1900; HOnokaa, $1,000; Kukul.
haele, 5000; Punaluu, 1920; HOnuapo.
1887.
THE HELENE arrived this morning
AT 1886 O'Clock from Kawaihae. liza.
wall, with 10 head cattle from Parker
Ranch and lIl bundles hides consigned
to Metropolitan Meat Co. Purser Sims
reports the steamers Maui at K0haIa-
lele, Nlihau at HOnOkaa, and Kauai al
Ookala, dischargIng cargo. when the
Helene crossed the channel.
AGENT MORSE received a cable
yesterday that the Amcrican.lIawallan
steamer VIrginian had sailed from
Puget Sound for Honolulu. lie also
received another message 10 the effect
that the Pleiades had left san Fran.
cisco for this port.
~
ARRIVING HERE from Union Bay.
the Norwegian steamer Cecil, Captain
J. Olsen, anchored on port yesterday.
Captain Olsen signed on three men
here, furnished by Mr. Mitchell. lie
leaves today for Ocean Island To get
a cargo of guanO.
THE SCHOONER Robert Levers.
Captain Meyers. arrived at Port Town
send yesterday after a fast passage
from this port. The Levers left here
on March LIST.
THE w. G. HALL WIS dischargIng
freight at Waimea when the Klnau
left Kauai.
THE ENTERPRISE arrived At San
Francisco from HilO yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20
SHOPPING NEWS
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

New shirt waists In all the latest ef
fects at whitney a. Marsh's.
Alpine MIX Is Just pure milk that
has been eyaporated and sterilized. II
is richer. purer and better than fresh
milk. Ask your grocer for It.
See the new white goods for spring
at Sachs, new yeIlings, millinery In
the latest fashions, Buttcrlck Patterns,
gloves, etc, all the best quality OF
make and material
Have you tried the DubOnnet Wine
Bitters In your cocktails? Get bot.
tie from Thos. +. McTighc a Co.'S aud
look over his stock Of choice wines
and liquors for family trade.
Miss Grace Power has just received
some beautiful new Spring hats on the
Alameda. All In the latest correct
Spring designs and fashions. Ladies'
are invited to call and see them.
See the wonderfully cheap laces and
embroiderles and insertions offered by
Blom at greatly reduced prices for
next weeks sale. These are genuine
Blom bargains and should not be over.
looked.
The combination lunch at the Alex.
ander Young Cafe has become very
popular with downtown diners on &C.
count Of the excellent service and ap.
pointments and popular prices. Try u
lunch there.
Our Cambridge mems box calf blu.
cher, with a single welt sole, Is one Of
the most comfortable and seryiceable
shoes a man can put on. One Of the
"All America" shapes at Manufactur.
ers' Shoe Co, Ltd.
Yee Chan 4 Co, corner King and
BethS streets, are continuing their
special sale Of shirts and underwear.
The stock Is going rapidly and II you
want regular size garment at 80
cents OF excellent quality, buy II now.
Rifaat Pasha, the Turkish minister
OF foreign affairs, has arrived In St.
Petersburg to negotiate the financial
arrangement Of the Turko.Bulgarian
difficulty and the liquidation OF the
Turkish war indemnity.
No anti.Japanese legislation will be
enacted In Montana this session, two
measures having been killed and an.
other not hayin been acted on In the
Legislature.
After preparations had been made to
put Walter Ieller, 10 years old. TO
death In the electric chair at Trenton,
N. j., his attorney notified the state
prison authorities that he had obtained
stay of execution. Zeller was con.
yicted OF killing his grandfather.
Baroness Lucille Won Gall, who
passed her youth in San Francisco, Is
dead In Vienna, Austria. A sister Is
an official Of the San Francisco Wait.
resses' union.
Lafayette Dales was sentenced to
prison for life and Mrs. Jennie Geiger
for thirty'nine years at Ogallala, Neb.
They were charged with the murder Of
Volley Mann, a travelling companion.
A committee Of the board OF estl.
mates OF New York city has decided
that the height of skyscrapers shall
not be limited so long AS the buildings
allow light and ventilation for adjoIn.
Ing structures.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20
PARIS STRIKERS WIN

PARIS. France, March 1.-THE
stry in its decision acde TO the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

EEE RuLLfT'0 Aps esy -asr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

AGENT MORSE received cable
yesterday that the Amorican.IIawaIlan
steamer VIrginian had sailed from
Puget Sound for Honolulu. lie also
received another message 10 the effect
that the Pleiades had left San Fran.
cisco for this port.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20
LOS ANGELES GRAFT INDICTMENT

LOS ANGELES Calf, March ia Indictment b.
iTned in the city graft
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

ARRIVING HERE from Union Bay
the Norwegian steamer Cecil, Captain
j. Olsen, anchored on port yesterday.
Captain Olsen signed on three men
here, furnished by Mr.. Mitchell. lie
leaves today for Ocean Island to get
Il cargo of guanO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

THE w. g. HALL WIS discharging
freight at Waimea when the Klnau
left Kauai.
~
THE ENTERPRISE arrived at San
Francisco from HilO yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-20

THE SCHOONER Robert Levers
Captain Meyers. arrived at Port Town
send yesterday after a fast passage
from this port. The Levers left her,
on March LIST.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

l. "
The fifty-third annual commence
ment program of /. Upper Iowa ua-
'iyersity will be given at Fayette be-
ginning June 10, and closing on June
n. On Thursday evening, the COM
|mencement exercises of the school
Of education will be given, and on
Friday the anniversary programs Of
the Zethegathean and Zeta Alpha Cd.
cieties. The Philomatheans and Aon-
ians will celebrate their anniversary
Saturday, and on Sunday morning.
Vice President John William Dickman
'9S, will conduct love feast, which
will be followed by the baccalaureate
seron to be delivered by President
William Arnold shanklin. The col.
lege seron will be preached by the
Rev. John Lawrence seaton, Phi. D.,
's8. On Monday. a recital by the pu.
pills Of the school OF oratory. and the
CONNIE ncement program OF the school
music will be given. The college lee
ture will be heard Tuesday evening.
to be given by the Hon. Adrian M.
Newens. A reception will be tender
ed to the alumni and students by the:
president on Wednesday afternoon,
and alumni anniversary lecture de
livered by Prof Chauncey Peter Col
groves Sc. D..t,sl. Commencement
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09
the games will take place in Iowa

the games will take place in Iowa
citys beautiful new park along the
banks Of the Iowa river. A tug-of
war betweap the senior laws and sem
Tor medics, tub rae, canoe race, OBJ
stacle race, creased pole over. the
river. three legged race, a base ball
game and bolster or pillow match will
be the events of the day. The bacca-'
laureate sermon will be given Sum
day afternoon. by the Rev Smaller
Matthews, D. D.. dean OF the divinity
school Of the University OF Chicago.
and the commencement address will
be given by Harry Pratt hudson, Ii.
p. president of the University of
Chicago.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09
ASSESSORS REPORTS INTER-
& EsTlNG.

AT the office of the county auditor
there has been filed the county as
SCISSORS books and many interesting
items may. be found from the totals
tabulated. We take the following
data from the reorganization sheet
in the. auditors office:
Teher are 1925 men In the county
liable for military duty. The total
acreage of the county is 800, OBS. o:
which the county roads occupy IL
OLA acres. The assessed value Of
farm lands is $l4,4l4,S21, and the az
sesssd valte of town lots is $2,226.-
500. rheI assessed value of lots and
land. NOT exempt is SIC .273, 48S.
| There are .1s5 mules In the county,
2,602, colts assessed at $l15. 1O1; 1853
horses assessed at $4s1.l77, and l43
stations assessed at $40. 400; 1926
he:fers assessed at $1O0.24O; 21, O97
cows assessed at s424,924; 6,44a
steers assessed at $7s.177; 1920 bulls
assessed at $22,456; 1886 head OF
swine assessed at $2l1,s13; 4.4ss
sheep assessed at 1886. and Is
goats assessed at s92. Seven hun.
dreds and twenty-three vehicles, in.
Guiding bicycles and automobiles
at $27.045.
The moneys and credits aggregate
s1,so7 ,5s6. only $3.50 is assessed as
being invested in manufacturing en-
terprises. The value of merchandise
owned by Delaware county cuisines.
men Is estimated at 1856, 220, AMI
other personal property, not includ
ing money and credits. is assessed "a
$59,605. The value Of buildings locat
ed upon these lands in the county Il
J valued at $4,000.
4 In Manchester there are 208 me-
| within the age limit for military sci
vice, and but 81 dogs are listed 10
taxation, There are 1910 acres a. Q
land in parcels larger than 10 acre
1 within the city limtts OF Manches4Al
Y and the assessed value of said IN
is $11S, 1858. The assessed value
town lots is s1,ss4.77s. The asses
ed value of lands and lots. deductin
exemptions. is 1913. 276. Persons
property in this city is assessed {
$5s2. $3.50, while the value of building
located upon leased lands is $3.50
!, The city assessors books show tn
there are II colta in Manchester, a
sessed at $652. "a horses, not inclu
ing those used as means Of earnil
a livelihood. which are assessed /
$1,000. and 70 cows assessed at $1,6l
46 head of swine assessed at $22
90 vehicles. Including automobile
a assessed at s5.90s. Only $4,000 wor
!. Of household goods and furniture h
h been listed for taxation. The none
IS and credits are assessed at 1921, q
4 and merchandise 1874, 100.
h The township having It's land ass
9 edsthe highest Is Oneida, with an q
. yerage valuation Of $3.50. The tow
# ship in which land is assessed 10
d est As Union with an average vail
d tion Of $34.
.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09
PLAN swoDMEh Plcn!,c:
Twenty.si1 more days before July

rwenty-six more days peiore july
81 x
solve camp. No. 1876. Modern Wood
IN OF America, ds planning an elab-
crate entertainment and AN excellent
program for its annual picnic which
is to be held in this city on Monday.
July 5. The Hon. John 2. psnhison
of Dubuque. an orator and state
known politician. has accented ar
invitation to deliver the principal or
alton of the day. Numerous sports
band music, and addresses win be
given. while many prizes are offered
ia, those Winning in the athletic com
petitions. A dance att The Armor.
viii conclude the days pleasure. ant
the boys Of the camp offer their Gel
ebration to the members and. fam
lilies of the order In 8 spirit of fra
ternalism and, good will,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

Mrs. 3. E. Gtldner gave a colapli-
mentary dinner party Monday even
ing to Mr.. Gdldner in honor Of his
birthday, covers being laid for six
guests.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

On next Sunday afternoon, the
Odd Fellows will observe their mem-
orial and decoration day services.
meeting at the hall at 2::30 o'clock.
Ali Odd Fellows and Rebakahs are
requested to be present.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

I The memorial service of Hyperion
lodge Mo- 1856, knights Of Pythias,
will be held Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock at Pythian castle. q
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09
\ SOCIAL.
--.--l.- - =

A special meeting Of Manchester
Lodge, No. 1865. A, F. & a. M, on
Friday evening, June II. Work in.
the third degree. as
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

f.. LssHoyt u In Chicago this
week on business. 'S
Miss Bess Thorpe was in Cedar
RAPIDS last week.
Jaseph Lampmans of Marion was
Fin town last week on business.
j Andrews went to Charles
4 City Monady afternoon on business.
Garry Thorpe visited with friends
in Independence the past few days.
"A. c. Johnston of Dubuque was
\ a business caller in Manchester Fri
day.
Earl Joyce Of Waterloo is a
guest at the ]. s.: Maley home this
week
4 Miss Florence Keppner Of Coun-
3Icil Bluffs is a guest Of Miss Jessie
Maley.
Miss Grace Horton of Nashua
visited with friends an town last
week.
Rev. T. 3. Taylor Of Independ-
lence was a guest of his mother, Mrs.
lie. H. Taylor Friday.
Miss Lottie Fitzpatrick Of Greel-
ley was guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gleason lkst week.
Mrs. w. H. Norris and son, Mas
tier Tom, were visiting IN Davenport
last week with Miss Laura Norris.
, Miss Jean Small left Thursday
morning for Devils Lake, South Da-
kota. wheres she viii spend the sum
inner.
Miss Ethel Durham and Mics
Ellen Sterling are In Minneapolis at
tending national meeting OF reg
istered nurses. '.5.s 4
miss Ida seat9n of Usage is be-
ling entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Bishop arriving in
the city last week.
Mrs. j.. q. Nye went to Cedar
Rapids Friday morning to attend the
commencement exercises of the Cedtr
Rapids High school.
Mrs. Earl Bronson and daughter,
I,Miss Zoa Bronson, Of Spencer were,
guests at the home of Mrs. Charles
3. Bronson last week.
miss Angie Pierce was home fro a
Fayette last.week, returning Saturda
to conclude her years work at the
Upper Iowa university.
"A. NJ. Cloud goes to Greeley Sat
urday to address the order of Odd
Fellows at that place at memorial
service to be held Sunday
II. r. Toogood las purchased a
NEW 1s-horse power Etjck roadster
Of the 1910Zstyle The car Is one of
1.-THE neatest and most satisfactory ma,
chimes in town.
Mrs. George Briggs and son of
Minneapolis arrived in the city last
Thursday for an extended visit at
the home of Mrs. Briggs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 3. Tucker.
Miss Lillian Cloud Of Canton.
South Dakota, arrived in the city last
week, and is a guest at the home Of
| her uncle, Hon. a. M. Cloud, expect
ing to remain In town for some time.
LII walters was. IN waterloo
Hast week attending a midsummer
lmeetlng Of the Iowa state millers.
INF. Walters read d paper on prop.
IieY Methods Of Buying Farmers
Wheat,
,sfis,e p,sss.. ,,ia,.,s,,s u,assI,t ,,one
from, .E,.vat.. ,,as,- sor, !, abort
visit. with her! s,,ar,ents he Rev n
Ana Mrs. GO = F1e,miS;ns, N1sss Ft,am,r !,
attends sc.boots u IInTar Iowa. ,,mi-
varsitv
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

At the. State University of Iowa
this week. concluding ON Wednesday,
June Is. will be held the forty-ninth
annual commencement exercises. This
program includes the Inauguration Of
the first 'frolic day" an event which
is to be held annually. The purpose
Is that the alumni and undergraduate
meet informally and enjoy a day of
fun. An opportunity will be afforded
to visit with former classmates. and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

Miss Sue Fleming was hostess to
a company Of young people Monday
evening who had been invited to
meet Miss Lillian Cloud of Canton,
South Dakota. An indoor picnic sup
per was served ate O'Clock.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-09

Hldner Brothers advertise STRAIT
that's and Paffamas. $50
4 ,Miss Nellie Hatch is Ut home
from Ackley where she hastaught il
the school during the past year.
Miss Winifred Kimball of Acorn
4 Wisconsin. has beenssas guest at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hollistal
1.-The riast few days.
Rey w, J. Suckow of Grinnell
4 field representative for Iowa college
was In the city last evening, as 1
guest at the home Of F. G. Hall.
~. L. scofield Of Decatur, Illinois
formerly secretary OF the Y. M. G. "A
IN this city, is a guest at the home
ofsMr. and Mrs. H. Z. Ram today
Mrs. o. E. Huene and Mrs. p. s
Crosby went to Fort Dodge this
morning to attend the state encamp
ment Of the g. A. R. and w. R. G.
Mrs. j. R. Inman leaves mex,
week for Spencer. Ohio. to make a
several months visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Oak.
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Adams were
visiting with friends in Monticello
Cedar Rapids and Marion the past
few days. returning home last even.
ling.
+ NIessrs. and Mesdames A. c. Car.
ter and F. S.sFrench and Miss Louise
Loop went to Fort Dodge Monday to
attend the state encampment of the
sG. IA R. rs. n
Jay Matthews spent Sunday with
his parents, leaving for DEBORAH ON
Monday morning on business connect.
ed with the Redpath-vawter Chau-
ltauqua system.
Prof. H. e. Bowman of Applington
superintendent of the public schools
OF that place, was lin the city the
first of the week as a guest of his
.4i,r.. 49, n r,
.:777f s. !.
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-. = = =, :, 80 . ~. MeeA' = WHICH,
ss "a. : ,s.s'on = : s y saie
this week Their announcements will
4i.s. - N.Y. eAeei'ei ..
Lawrence Holhster leaves IN a
rev. days Ior Chlcaso, and intends to
make the trip IN MS WantonE touring
car. From Chicago, Mr. HOLSTER will
So .ltseW hofA ea ~ any Wan aiso
., ISL q sson anu o.ne' eaeles W
~ ea's',
iien Chapman went to Montts
cello Saturday night, and will alto
spend several days With friends In
Charles City and other points in tho
ives tern part CT the state hefore re-
turning to his duties as mail car
rier.
Rev. and Mrs. Garrett Snyder Of
Pittsburg, Kansas, were guests Of
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Dittmer today,
and will attend the commencement
exercised at Lenox college, from
which Rev. Mr.. Snyder Is graduate.
MT. snyder Is rlstor OF the Presby-j
terrain church at Ptttsbnrg.
Hon. and Mrs. r. w. Thrill and
Mrs. G. B. Etaon left Monday after
noon for Fort Dodge to attend the
state encapment of the G. A. r.
Major Thrill lis a former department.
commander of the Grand Army Of
The Republic, and is to take part in
the program given during the week
at Fort Dodge. y
Capt ]. F.. Merry went to Du.
budue Monday morning to attend an
annual meeting of the Dubuque and
Dznleith Bridge company, of which
Captain Merry Is secretary. From
Dubuque, Capt. Merry went to Chi
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e. Davis was in Cedar Rapid.
Saturday an
James Riser Of Ryan was in thu
city last Friday.
me M Merriam Of c,oppons I, ,vas i,
the city Friday.
W L .u,nen - \. r,vi,,a r,os :,
! the ~. Er,dav
s. 3. ! "a IA ] s, :, 10.
MS :, 1, '. @as ~ nome IRON
=, a.. = 81, aot1ere y sreeley was ~
sne 10y : hA'ssusy On BUSINESS
Joe McGrath Of Clarion is visit
ing mig sister Mrs. ]. 8. Maley.
--ol. H. H Rood OF Mount Vernon
was IN the city last Wednesday.
Miss Dora Leroy land Miss Amy
Ram were in Dubuque Thursday.
A. Voorhees, Of Monticello was
business caller in Manchester Fri,
day.
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BUSINESS IN lne county seat frlaay OF
Z sass sN = s ssA.
miss Aene Thorpe returned home
ron WYOMING where she has been
=, :. $500. ~. 3.
NJ. :. -, - l ~ :.
flc7T 49, sr.7 - go -
the state college.
A. A. Morse dg Visiting at the
home Of his son. Floyd A. Morse, in
McGreeor this week. 8.
miss Rush Miller Of Independence
WAS entertained BY Miss Mildred
Smith Friday Of last week.
Or samues Dittmer Of coleshprs
was 3 guest 81 bis brother q. = q
Dittmer Thursday and Friday. & 4.
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AT the Delaware County Sunday
school convention to be held at Dun
dee June Is to 16, Capt. ]. F. Merry
and the Hon. G. w Durham are to
have charge OF the muic. These
busy men give freely of their yaluab-
lie time, and the Interest in that de
partment OF the convention is assur.
ed. Miss Eva Rector will act as or
ganist-