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The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

At the November election 1910
the state Of Oregon will vote on
the proposition for state-built,
state-ownetl. and state.operated
railroad. According to Randall X.
Howard the rail service which
Hartman prevents and which
this legislation, il adopted by the
people at the November elections
will supply, would open 100000
acres OF land now sparsely popu-
lated, and add at least ten dollars
an acre 70 its value. Will the PEG.
pie Of Oregon break down the har-
riman fencey
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

The land values VI Greater New
York alone cxceed the land values
Of all the land in actual cultivation
west Of the Mississippi River.
There are no sky-scrapsn In the
neighborhood Of Wall Street 10
valuable a. the ground ON which
they stand.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

OAa0ooetala's esaoh Re0o0y
TIE Ooot o. rte 0oPkOe
RI have ussd ChsmhssIain's Cough
Remedy and 6ud Il to b Ne bese on the
market" ssvs T. W. Tasdy. editor d the
0satiusl. Oainsboro. Teas. 'Ovr haby
bed several colds the pese winter and
Chaabssiain's Cough ns0sdy always
gave u relise 1t once and euesd Il Ia q
short tine. ! always seeo0mend Il
vhsa Opportunity pr-seats itsslf." Fu
sals BY ~ druesisas
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

FOR SALE:-Sew,sg machine
and household gOnls. Enquire If
q. q. Harness. opposite the lnr- hive
cOltagca
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

Anna Martinez, Gladys Willard,
Nellie Newton, Leafy Sanderson.
Archie Swift.
Seventh Grade.-Agnes Anderson,
Harold Boutwell,, Ruth Carter, Pearl
Ginders, Myrtle Meinzer, Elsie
Stock, Josephine Van Swearingen,
Alice Woodward.
Eighth Grade.-LOis Cowden, Flor
ence Cramer, Enid Erickson, Marie
FOgle, Stella CHASER, Wendell Jimi-
son, Avis Larick, Esther Martin,
LaVerne Mccullough, Helen Rose
brough, Wayne Torrey.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Ninth Grade. - Fern Cornville,
Mary Martin, Fannie Mcconnell,
Ollie Pearson, Blanche Thomas, Vir-
ginia ThOme.
Tenth Grade. - Minor Blowers,
Roy Heilman.
Eleventh Grade.-F'reda Hender.
son, Erma Moody, Helena Zahnen.
Twelfth Grade. - Ruth Cramer,
Grace Elliott, Charlotte Eversole,
Rosa Heilman, FlOssie Sanderson,
Jennie Stroup.
ATTENDANCE HONORS.
The following pupils were perfect
In attendance during the last half Of
the school year, 1000, having been
neither absent nor tartiy.
Second Grade.-I.Ouie Chadwell,
Fred Houck, Ella Miller, Marie
Telinde.
Third 0rads.-Agnes Cole. Jose-
phine 0intlers. Jennie killing, Pearl
Newton, Eva Terry.
Fourth Grade. APPLICABLE.
Francis Blowers, Glenwood Gossti,
Harold Hsggard.
Fifth Grade. CLARA Rxckstrom,
Helen Black, Willie Cornell, Orwar
Erickson, Louise FOgle, Ethel NAL
choine, Ella Quiram, Morris Stock.
Sixth Grxde.-Ruth Blowers, Ethel
Graves, Berenice Hawkins.
Seventh Gralie.-Agnes Anderson.
Harold Boutwell,, Lena Carter. Ruth
Carter, Hazel Gosd, Josephine Van
s3wearingcn, Alice Woodward, Norma
Zahnen.
}, Eighth Grade. Blowers,
Lois COwden. Florence Cramer,
Marie Fogie, Helen Rosebrough.
HI0H SCHOOL
} Ninth Grade. - Fern COrnville,
Clarice Hogats, Mary Martin. Gran,
Matxen. Ray Msinser. Ollie Pearson,
Blanche Thomas, Earle Wiley.
Tenth Grade. Freeman, Elel.
to Medina, Tina Thomas. Ethel Tully
May Worth.
Eleventh 6rade.-Pauline Black,
spray Faith. Carl dilbreath. Ermx
Moody. Pearl Van Nostrsni, Nellie
Ydre,,. Helena Zahnen.
Twelfth Grade. - Ruth Cramer
Charlotte Evsrsolc. Jennie stro.ip.
The following pupils were perfect
In attendance during the entire
school year II lal1-0.
Second 0rads.-lA,,,ie Caldwell.
Frssl HoMck. Ella Miller.
Third Orsdc.-Agnes Cole. jose.
phinc 0indsrs. Jennie Killing.
Fourth Grade. Applegmtc,
Francis Blowers. 0lcnwood 0oa1i
Harold hagRari.
Fifth 0r~sie.-Helem Black. Lou.
iss fogie.
Sixth 0rxsis.-Ruth Rloweru, Ethel
Graves.
seventh 0radic.-AEn~s Anderson,
Ruth Carter. Hassl Ooad.
Eighth arnxis. -Jeahnetts Blowsra
FIorsncs Cramsr. Marie fogle.
MON SCHOOL.
Ninth Orads.-Ray Meinssr, Oils
Psasson. Blanche Thomas, Easis
Wiley.
Tenth Grade. Freeman, Ums
Thomas, May Worth.
Eleventh 0rAns. Helena xahnsn
Twelfth Grade. -Jsnnls 0truup.
The following pupils deserve ~
jpscial mention Tor having bsss
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12
Ou0lo Per oooo.

Ou0oo Per 0oeo.
White Faces md 0hOrthOrns.
FULL hlOol and will sell cheap
0ILRRsAru { WOODS
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

Ak any fishermAn- the onss
hat catch 'em wAeso b buy
fishing tackle. He NJ tell you Il
Brady's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12
ron SALE

Riding aud driving horse, alsf
buggy. Enquire
W. II. Poole. Jr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12
=. ]. WALLeR, =. .. q.
VETERINARIAN

Graduate Of Chicago Veterinary
College. Sarecry ssd Dsst,strv
q specially. -
O0ee q jooddinsS 0sug 0&pes
Night pAsss: Blue ~ D1vs Baus %
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

Coing 10 buy . D;sycls? Coms
ses our large assoslznsnt. Our
''Woadsr" BICYCLE q as. 90 b
. Woadsrfal Raroain. Fully
warranted b. Brady.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

Tsats. Wagon Cevsrs. Cow
Boy Bedshssts. Everything o
Canvas at Bsady's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

FOR SALE.
A nine-rOOm house east of the
depot, two automobiles and camp
wagon. Easy terms.
n. +. POWELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

4s~o0o~o011o0-o1
x >. Brief Settings I
S9>4onn~00oo0<1x
Wssea ter Sale.
A 81 Stueielmker IN good con-
dlt,on. LON HENDERSON.
Fer sale.
Furniture, carpets, dishes, cook
ing utensils, heater, sewing mu.
chine, washing machine and boiler.
J. w. NELSON, West cad.
Per Sale.
Young driving horse, city broke,
gentle. Inquire at tins Office.
Good milk cows anu other cattle
for sale.
On. c. w. CARY.
FOR SALE.
A nine-rOOm house east of the
depot, two automobiles and camp
wagon. Easy terms.
II. +. POWELL.
Coing 10 buy Z D;sycls? Come
sss our large assoslznsnt. Our
''Woadsr" BICYCLE q $500 b
q Woadsrfal Baroain. Fully
warranted b Brady.
ron SALE
Riding aud driving horse, nlso
buggy. Enquire
W. II. Poole. .Ir.
Teats. Wagon Cevers. Cow.
Boy Bedsheses. Everything Of
Canvas at Bcady's.
Ak any fisherman The ones
hat catch 'sm whsre 10 buy
fshiag tackle. He VI tell you At
Brady's.
For SALE:-Scwisg machine
and h0Mschol.i goods. Enquire If
q. g. Harness. opposite the lnc- hive
rOaNs uCs
Ou0oo Per 0oeo.
White Faces md 0h0rthOrns.
Full hlOosl and will sell cheap
0ILBREArn & WOODS
OAA0o0eoa0o'O ge0DA Ro0O1y
TIE OoOs o. Too AoPk0s
II have ussd ChAmeesjainis Cough
/ n a - ~. L. "A
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

Fer Sale.
Furniture, carpets, dishes, cook
ing utensils, heater, sewing mu.
chine, washing machine and boiler.
j. w. NELSON, West cad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

Good milk cows and other cattle
for sale.
On. c. w. CARY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-06-12

Ninth Orads.-leAy Nsinssr. Oils
Psasson. Blanche Thomas, Easls
Wiley.
Tenth Grade. Freeman, TINS
Thomas, May Worth.
Eleventh 0eans.-HelouA xahnen,
Twelfth Grade. 0truup.
T'hs following pupils deserve ~.
pscial mention for having bsse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Mpnnmentc ane Statnen in Vaiti'
more.

saaibinaion 0loni,n,eitt, eem ErdRosn.sH
@G s too esIsst 4. S snI d lsiS bsss SG :
Strabe .nuo MI. Sermon. Bnee.
M%aibtnsior, siafuc im .5ruis.Sin.g Barr.
IblG 4" len ssIsm, son su s|ar sEisss1IIsn s Ssg N,
men, II. Sepierlber 1915 begprnei,. int Wionr'
g,tnts 2 aiiars 5ipiideii senl 9eridtssebdibe nro
ssenS uitS @eGomassppunureni gum yfsy
ssiien an sanisi, eSeas. 40. NIB Senrp. ..
Mseemas. ~ Sabre at oie ~ beg etIadfi,
1ci, NortiI Yotli az, y. eepisInoer isia ttt!Isn.
ilieoereeliredt 1880 srridiet aiif per afe!t5urs
bon Ssag. ;oiomlusrL aah sisauiih.sitabc.
q gsIiosp' 9sSnrmsni 1885 oe,. gnssnIsn be-
saiiisors. Z! ass mas" &s hsa S' nj s .sass
.SbS ssae,s spHu,isais lisa benz iHassu-
gelb In, .S1rleml GariS erri6iet,
griniNeob. IloniIient int ggsSerdIspiG. garf.'
siin anocuiei on CberFt'aieuienaIt Gsorae
iuuroe 1885 tudb benz teeleen Gtanbori perIeat.
eonfooerirtst, NloitunteIli i'm glt. 3iobaLgipe.s
SQUARE, i'm .5e5ruar 1908 entblnti BEN uiis
Idtber coni5oeririen 5olbafen bon Sen Tod.
tern Scr CONFEDERATION" %errtdbtet.
Nepcllitionsf otonunlent an Der Ssren3uiiq boz,
sfaLsirabt; am TO- Giiuber ieoi enfShiii:
benz gnbcnfen Der Mdrridnoer Tutficten ser
snerii9ntits, aesoIniieM bon ssr -0eIeaf1aIr
solumbiia,Naonrmen i'm Tarf Der -enptnei
am6p etnIe" an Der ssortb. nnb 9arfcro.
OCT, Ser. StnatcH.
sgaticfl, Nonnnient, 1908 sa Gbrer Der s;eies
raIieii 6eS rierifoiiithe en- arieee5 IN Der ytretis
pl1e, bon Dti. aopaI,a peiiue uro 2nnoclrs
Sfrdbe %erridbtet. s
ssdener5llie i'm ySruis.aiu.garf.- edisst.
f~eitpreis Der oSereintsien 4dnser bon Balli.
more.
sselaee. staiae i'm Srite.sig.aari"
Sdiiare, nahe Der GeitresStr1be.
| Ssbern EeadIe Sauiss8aite tn, Geri6tsaes
GILBERT tatus auf Der s~Seit.xrespe SeS &c,
| rintsaebdube5.
Weytii,leh, Sliic I'm Tpitaebdaee.
Seorss 9enboon : statne i'm ait. Sermons
! ILdte. asfW
| tberEteter oioser .. a~anep.siains tn ssa,ej
Yssssssaf Ssar e4lts .sOssasssssssas irs
aSfaMatsas Aig ss s~sSs3Sssseseassss e n sa'i Sss IS
UtISXS 49, ZHAEFtE t<N Nf IA Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04

Y anfcrctt.a ntrag gefellt.
SIM @noeSeeriht rntrSe geitern
bon 8ebriiber auuit uno 8ebriioer
Maag Der Intrag geitellt, Die oBitb
Gbocolooe Co." Die iih in Sanoen
BON Moiicnpcrpaltern befin6et, fiir
bonferott 81 ertldren. sic beboup-
ten Die Gompagnie lei ihneu 500
idulloia. Ger sntrag piro atn 10.
| Sebruor cntif)ieSen nereeu.
Spbe S0aoeHer.iabforoe
Q rung.
Geiteru beganm Dor Dem areiSges
rid)t 3li Sclpion Der 9roseB Der Srau
Sunie 81. 2etpiS segen Die baltimore
x Ship.9ubn. &Iagerin berlanat
$4,000 Sdooeneriat fir @crles,ui'
gen, mclhe lie beiln &erIaiicn eineS
3lt0eS IN Scr T1be bon M6erton,
&oiuarb.G ountb a2b., erlitten ba6en
mia. gSie tic crfldrt, fubr Der 8ns
iibcr bcn @obnbof binaus, bepor err
5lnn Salten gebraft ipnroe. Wis ne
bnnn uuSitieg, iicI Tic aitgebtid) einen
gfbhu,tg biulruter lulo erlitt Id)tpcrc
@erIetungen.
SRI. Yeurtpoob's Gel NJ ent.
GaS Icltainent Der 2ralifenipartes
rim Inlauou M. Yeariuopb, tpeIde
Dor luenigen Sasen Selbltmoro burt,
Iergiitcu beginA iourbe 9eitern I'M
@niiengcritte %eitgereid)t. Sic oriids
lie in bemiel6en ben @urif als, oaB
Ibie Sornialitdt DER geItdnentS.ge
l%tatisung ser aoiten.Griparnib bal
Der ipesfollen moge. 0ieIeS fam lie.
bod nid]t 0eid)eben. Sbrem letter.
@iQrn 5l,folge ia4lt oaS aIf ben Nu'
nlen Der G~rbloiierin in Der ,Eroni'
oe,tt,S parbont" befinolidIe 8elb an
lire I'M .Seim fir llltbeitbare" be-
finolidjc Mutter llnb natJ bereu GOO,
10 piel uoh oopon iibrig, an 8raa
5bonlnS Y. Wonb. Sbre perionlide
Snhe permad)t Die &%erItorbene oer'
ihiebN,en Sreuibinnelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Sinansieaea.
etaat Waruiunp.
M re0u nrA GdrdNuiftffrra
Of nnapoltS 8. Nto., /. Sebruar 1909.
Siiani I'M 2diasamt S4O1, Bis

siians I'M saasam. S461, 3I1,s1.
Werubauts Hutluiui Vlili unn
ab Ha''' aatioral sanI BON Salii;. $500
a5 'a0s s;at iaSi sari oi Commerce. 0''so'''O
bon Baltimore, NIB. immune. 4,759.U5
Sbe Commonwealth Sani bon Sal' =,
gsationail nnion, Spiaini Of @iarpIanb'
1be NaiionaI .Narine Saui bon
Baltimore, 1Re. ............ 100000
abe National @sstanieS' Sani bon
Grils Mationa ..San, BOZ. Bali.
abe aatloaal iSio;paro' &aiii,i son
ga ttmprc, @o. ...........s.. T,04G.32
Rational esS9tanse sani BON .SaI' 90
Sarn,ers ane @Iieirttaits g~js,ailiouipil
@dnf bon Baltimore, Wib. i. l.. a,0l3.6'
Gt.l6enS NatlpIlal SGni bon Vals
Commercial aio SarmerS' gVatio.
uGt @nNf bon Baltimore, mo. s,10LS9
SIb 1opn Rational Vunf ron
ti,SotS' Gs' 1"'..'.e".. 6.3so.o5
ntnre, lib. G,369.g5
saslorn %aiaiioaai Sani BON Qel s,s,,
sip.iite s%'aiiOiraI . sanir' bon Aei $1,000
MnneroIiS, oh. ....,.......... 7.G12.55
2crdefier glaticnoI'@ani bon Gant'
s,arli,ets a'b @eraants Ratio.
r~'at9'onf bon @auihrseGe. 9so; 100000
uucn giailonc' yalst BON sseft' ..,
75a I n anS &crsanis Ban, '''O
aon soIistnrh. @Ss.".....,, 5,3Il.97
Griie siailpnai'SGni bon Slow'
9ritte aa:ional.sai bon euu'
sbe geeonb s%aiional @am1i bon
GnmberiGao. mo. .,.......... 5,153,09
Sciit, MS.s ............h.... a.77s.3i
ION, aRs. 1900" a,o53.4e
81. taiiit,ssns' Nyiaiiionia,l. Sam bon l 49,
ealsou siaii3naI ssaini bon Gallon. s
abe Farmers ano miac,rdaiis sia. ~
iionGi.ganl bon Cation. DlS... 4.t2s.5s
Yutnnsce Rational Sauf bon
GaieoitsGnlt ND. =. ....,.... i.t26,03
s'aa. %" somerfet, %rsleee ,,,
sqmioa. National Sam von ao'o: 1,oo 60
cenirsoiue s%'a,icnai Aani pen ,a,,~
@en.repitte. NIB. ............. i,9il.09
gecpIe's gaiiOnal plr, bon Gen $4,000,
ion. MS, 5.003.0c
HGnt bon Seiniar. NIB. ......... l.S95.23
SCOPES Staiional &nni bon 9as
SerstolpT, nio. .............. I,3oS.i2
Griie @aiioual @cni bon 6rctt
burg, Wib. :. 5.189.5l
Grfie WattcnaI.eanf Of Goutberr
Wlacplano ben Upper InrIbcro,
Wlb. :. ....... ,.......... i,li8.33
Gtefteriown Pani u @arplans
bon Gnef.erinpn, Wib. ......... 5.tTt.s2
mo. 7,39l.Sl
spfsspiIe. 9iSs -: 5,t5s.58
liz aaS. :. $4,000
IGlifcm. NIB. ........... 5.495.13
Garoline:g pump sant bon Greens
aiiesuiue gsaiiomI' .@ani BON
EireSoiac. a!llS. -. ............ !,Osl,es
9seopIe's Notionai 9aui bon ca
~Iisbrrt,. pto. ............... 3.s6S.3i
Grfte Rational Saif bon Saueod,
son. =. ..-.. :. ....',.".T.. 5.loS.9-
TetaI' =. ...... .,.,........ Si0t,3t1.s1,
Murrap Wnuoiuer, !
hfr...-s Lt.E .-.f -, t,y,ptttnr . ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04

@cIfeu am GBcbimm i.
- Troi, Winnic 6. appIer III. cine
reIcIute 8rou. slls ibr bon ibr &c,
trcrnnt Ic6enoe 8atte Samuel 8.
applcr en- Monta9 III 9r8lcitung
zines 1rcunoes lit ibrer @obming,
Nr. 1915. MiGar- Strobe, erifian
INT bie &leiocr Ippler's 5u boler.
ihob iie olli Die beioel Mdnner. gle
mur6e perGaitet, obcr gcltern bot,
aobi 2lelpeIlpn III Der norooltliden
Toli5ciitation imter Der 9e6ingiing
lauisn sclaiiel oob iic ibrem Munne
ieine alciber aebe.
Gle Is o mpoanie =" belt
seiteru slbenb in Srn. George SiI-
lina'S aSSeinlmbe," gtr. 404-406.
Cit.@aItinlorc. Strobe, cine dnBerit
9utbciuhtc GeriamnllunI inter oem
@oriit oeS GapitGns Jreo. O. 2ind.
ab. Sr. George SimmetGeber i'm,
igirtc ais &rotofcIlfiibrer. Gin ans
ben $50 6re6. u. Gind, Iigult go.
iedr, Gsorge Silling. Tultnb Sd,t'
tier, @iGiam 2iisenfirden l,nb aoam
Genboret deficiencies Gomite iuurbe
%ernaniit, itn Die arrangements fir
bas aln britteu Sontttaa i'm Sebrlar
ltattiinoenbe a%uiternrolten at tref.
len. Oes idmertronfen Shasnei'
tiers @nlentin aoblbepp tpiiroe in
miirbieer @ciie 9eocd)t. Sn Der &c.
miitblid)cn Sisung, iucld)c sun,
Sd)Iuiie folBte. iuuroe Die .Grunos
ifWiin Sogb," lpelde u~beebalten
luitroe. i,nt Dem GanoliensieBer gum
8ebnrtatog Elm iold| nieolid)es Gbier.
de,t 81, Id,erfen, BON allei Seitcn il,
btmoriitii6er @eiie befeltftet.
ableben. Sm iuaenolid)cis
Sitter. bon 30 Sdbren ltarb am Won.
tog Srau Nnnnie Morgan. Die ge.
erotgung iinoet morgen bon Der @ob.
mug Der gtutter Der @erltprbenen,
6rau aatbariue 8ebrbabn Mr.t020,
SopfinS' Muenue, aus itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04

9,er@asar ser Warpldnber 81,
piiion Ser @ereiniaten a1tabeu.
Brigade nabm seltern abeno M So.
sa5er's &alle al, Der, Meit. Gronflin,
strobe ieinen aniaas. Gr.Gouuer.
l1eur WarfieIo bieIt bie grofinunss.
rcoe unb Manor MdBooI ipiro NOR.
gen Mber6 Der Gbrensoit beg Cont.
tee iein. Ger 9d5dr bIeibt Biz Grei.
TOD Iben6 often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04

ieine Srou" Srau Gliiobctb Gerlad)
uno gIiiobetb arouahoar.
8. &reis, sd triufe els Steil
Bier" Serren Senrp S~toI3enbod).
emil 9oser uno SOrrp Siol,enbad.
Nod, ser EreispertbeiIun9 ianb eilt
@aa ltott, ucldcr Oie Anlpeienocn
bis sur frilbcn WorgenIumNc suiom-
mUlhiplt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-04
Der ncue SER.

Or. eugene gGen Noble, ser neile
ErGiioent oeS 5rauen . GeIIcGs,
IN iein Int eingeiiibrt. - Smpo.
lonte Seier in Ser crIten biidl6flis
den @etbo6iiren : Stride. = Gms
piang am abenb.
Ger neilerDGhltc Gr1libent beS
Traueu : Gollegs all Der ct. Saul
Strabe. Or. eugene Maen Aoble,
iuiroe 9eitern Nahnlittag hitter eins
brilfsnpllen Gerernolien III Der crs
item biihofl. .metb. 8irden neben Dem
College iii iein Mmt eingelett. 3abls
reife 8elebrte unO @ciitlihe aus al
len 2onbestbeilcn ronber it'd Si Der
5yeier ein, urb obihon tlir iold)e Git
iritt su Der &irbc Dattc, lpeld}e inl
9eiite bon 3ortet iunrel,, ipor 0as
g%eralrnlige @eb1iloe bod) bis off 0ell
letter. Stehplot nollgepndt. Gie Ero-
5el'ion bepeate lid il, ndt Sipilionen
BON benz College rlnf berairf)c. ipGf).
rerb SIT beiben Seiten Der StraBe
Sauienoe bon 9teugierigcil Ilfitel-
hug ecnomnlen battct.
Gie Qualifications . Gerenlonien
ipurben bon oen 9iifoien 2iltber 9.
Wiliou uno Mm. 3. WlrNoipell &c.
ieitet. Die i1nlmtlid)er 8elcbrtcn Ii.
Stuoirenoen crIhienen in, pollen Or.
nat ibrer 2ebranltoltel,.
Sim abcilo fanb ein @nnfett jill
Gbrel bes meter, TrGlioenicl, nilb lei
I,er Satin lit Der @oi,d)er ; Safe
ltatt. --.
Oh. Noble iuar bisbcr Yrdlioent oeo
e%caeeiat Snititi,iS 81 &aderstoipn,
rs. gr lit cr't ~ Sabre aft.
-
8erbangniBpoIIe Golgen
einessS treiteS. - HITTER Der
boppeIien NrifnIoieiing, 2aiurence
2epen0osfi BON Mr. 1905, Canton.
apeluue, il, oaS red)te 9eil, aeid)oiieu
unlb perborgeie @aifcn aetragcn 81,
habcil, itanb SenrD Worris bon Or.
III, Siio : 8onbitraBe, eeitern Wor-
gen Dor Mifter S'Neill IN Scr o{tli-
den YoIi5eiltation. Ser angcidlI.
oiate iuuroe fir Ell, ,ueiteres. arf ben
10. os. Mts. aileelebtes Serbor feitac-
bolten INTO ,lad) SteIiing bon $15O
Siirgifoit porl1uiig oi,f freien Sui
aelett. Ser Mihter mill crit Die Grt-
midclltng oes 9efinoerlS 2epenoos.
fi's ablporterl, fpcld1er imSt.Soiepbs.
SoIpitol barnieoerliegt. Worris iuiIl
onseblib in MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
bonoelt baben; ct bate fnr5 Dor BEN
8orfoa inenSaftbefebl gegef, Sepait'
oosfi eripirft.
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YrofIamati % II aln anOf-
rer StelIe bbe .Eeutidcn GORE.
{~ponbenten~ 1T Sic Brotlamution oes
G~cliperneurs grntbers, Der ben IA.
;5ebrnar. einepln's GeburtStdg, dIs
SytelAt0 etseut&s -.
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Safe HRS Nnslunb tefsy9t g. aatns, 413
ota0a1ttmsrrsetSs aete Gutsu Suufes1seays.
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yYc Slb Stcil."

Masteuboa beS &c Slo Steil . Con.
clous III Ger @crmanio . MGnncr-
dior Sale. - &icle id,one uno
interelionte @ioStcn mo @rups
pen. - @crtbuplc Hreile fir Gin
5clmasfen mo @rlppcn.
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Mus Scn 0erctpcu.

observation-disclosures Der nMelobie" in
Shimef's Solc. - Gutter 9eiitd)
unb rcifbotti9c@ Nrogyumm. 49,
%ierteljobr3 &%crinnmluug bes
nNelIen 2armltdotcr %erciuS."
rSormonie'3" Icttc Frobe iiir
bo$ Goliert.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-14
DOING AN ERRAND.

About 10 years ago, when / was
living in a village in Illinois, said
the red-headed man, 81 had business
to call me to London. My getting rea-
dy for the trip was the talk of the
place, and a day or two before / start
ed | was visited by farmer, who was
an Englishman, and who said:
IF you are going to London, would
you mind seeing my brother Jim and
telling him that his brother Tom over
here is well and doing well, and wants
him to write oftener?"
What is your brothers other
name?' ! asked.
Smith, sir-Jim Smith.
" 4 told him | would keep an eye
out for the Smith family, and he
thanked me and withdrew. In due
time l arrived in London from Liver
pool and as I took a cab at the depot
queried of the driver
do you happen TO know anyone
in London named Smith?'
" I'm Smith myself, sir he re-
piled.
=" But Jim Smith
I'm a Jim Smith
" But Jim Smith who has got a
brother Tom in America
I've got one, sir
But Jim Smith, whose brother
Tom in America is a farmer in Illi-
nos and wants to be written to often
err
That's me again, sir, and here
the proof of it. I'm just going to mail
him this ere letter.
And hang me if he didn't show me
letter ready for mailing and prove
his case on the spot. He was the first
man | had spoken to in London, and
ne was the Jim Smith I had been told
to look out for"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-14
NOT THAT WAY.

There was man in the car who
was talking very loudly Of hard times
and lack of work and the dissatisfac-
ton of the masses when another spoke
up and said:
so far as you are concerned you
have only yourself to blame. l rec
Ognize you as one of the men who ask
ed my advice about betting on the
election last fall"
Yes, / did"
do you remember what told vou?'
you said bet on Bryan"
81 did, and you should have follow.
ed my advice"
But if l had where'd | be now
Maybe you haven't heard he WASH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-14
ANOTHER RECRUIT.

Hiram" said Mrs. Johnson to her
better half as she looked up from her
evening paper, there's been a great
deal said about the tariff in the pa
pers for weeks past, but you haven't
seemed to be interested"
mo, 1 haven't taken much inter-
est" he replied.
But l wish you'd take a little now.
/ see a good deal about ad valorem.
What is the meaning of it,"
"Its a sort of tax, my dear"
81 thought so, but just what kind OF
a tax? l see in one place here where
ad valorem is connected with cigars ~
eyes. 1t means that cigars are to
be cheaper. The tariff puts a duty
of 10 percent. on cigars, and then ad
valorem steps in and knocks Is pei
cent off"
But what for?"
so that Is cents per pair can be
added to the price of every pair Of
women's stockings"
"And then your cigars are to be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-14
FNo Man Is Hero to His Landlord
Even though he pys dividends his landlords capital

The unhappy experience of aborng for ones landlord
without interest in where lives makes rented
paradise unsatisfyng.
To plan and arrange home that expresses your ndi
vdualy your personality and the possession of it's seclu
sion, scenery and companonshp pleasure unknown to
the
To the homeward bound man. atgued from the days work
the heat of the cool dry climate and secuson of Ka
mu all that could be wished for and yet this secusion
is so accessible
Macadaized streets the pures artesian water electric
lights telephones, ETC. and the congenial neghbor in
select district where the residential climax has been
reached make it ideal investment.
$50 down and $40 month will still choice location
and on a nominal payment down build you modern
bungalow with your ideas incorporated and your rent pays
for it. Lots are but $500 each talk and show
you the tract.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE LTD.
81 King Street, opposite Union Grill
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cheaper and my stockings dearer!'
shrieked Mrs Johnson, as she flung
down the paper.
That's it. Old ad valorem knows
his business"
"And there are some other folks
know their business, Hiram Johnson,
and I'm one of them | said only
yesterday that it was nonsense about
women wanting to vote but this has
changed my mind. Tomorrow I join
the ranks, and we'll have our rights,
and We'll vote and vote and vote until
we make ad valorem and all the rest
of You feel sick"
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in it when they counted up the votes?"
"But l didn't advise you to bet that
he would be elected last fall. No;
knew he couldn't be-
"Then what was it?'
II advised you, sir, to bet that if
Mr.. Bryan lived long enough and ran
often enough he would ultimately be
elected President of the United States.
Get the thing correct. SIR"
"And what good would it have done
me to bet that way, even if I could
have placed one?"
"Why, you would have something to
look forward to in the dim future. -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-14

Important business win be transact
ed at the meeting of the Riverside
Baseball League to be held at the of1ee
of A. l.. c. Atkinson at noon tomor-
row.