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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-18

hunt for commodities that are not In
sight; but the vast majority expect to
be told of the whereabouts Of the things
for which they are looking. And they
naturally think more Of the business
people who try to tell them than they
do Of the business people who expect
them to find out for themselves.
There are scores and scores of busi-
ness people who hide their lights under
bushel because they are unable to
comprehend how they are to gain any
thing by the display Of those lights.
Among these are many who are accus-
toned to stand in the background, and
fret because others who are apparently
no brighter, no more Industrious and
no more energetic, are constantly stand
ing in the white light Of publicity and
prospering through plenty Of business,
for no other reason than that they have
the courage and the intelligence to keep
their attractions before the public.
Although there are many who are
not aware of the fact, in this country
sne man is as good as another, gener-
ally speaking. OF course, there are
some who think they are superior and
some who think they are inferior. This
is true only to the extent Of such diff
ferences as may exist by reason OF
gradations Of intelligence and moral
integrity. In the proportion that he
possesses these qualities, one individual
is as good as another, no matter what
standards conventionality may have
sought to establish.
The man of intelligence and moral
integrity, who stands in the back
ground because he. thinks there Is mo
room higher up, does himself cruel in
Justice. If he will only take the trouble
to try to ascend, he will find that many
of the people to whom he has been
accustomed to look upon as superiors
are really interiors.
Among the lights that are hidden un-
der bushels are many that are as bright
as the best from which the bushel has
been removed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-18

East Africa" says the Daily News. III
censes are not granted for the kiliihs
oS these animals. It would seem that
either an undesirable exception has
been made or that the report Is wrong.
II is impossible to contemplate the al.
Tentative that Mr.. Roosevelt twice hit
a giraffe while trying to shoot some
thing else" But probably the real rea-
son for the difficulty Of arousing inter-
est in any African trip, despite the Law
ish use of the camera, is found In
recent statement of the Cape Town
correspondent of the Times, who SAID:
africa is becoming so much like Pic
cadilly that one might travel from Cape
Town to Cairo without experiencing
any abnormal excitement.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-18

COLONEL Roosevelt's animal coiiec-
,,on IN the Smithsonian Institution will
principally subserve the purpose OF
keeping his name before visitors. oth-
erwise, the specimens will be OF small
value as they will probably include
nothing that has not already peeh
brought in by other hunters.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-18

THE Charlotte Observer Is warning
visitors to the city during the 2otn o'
May celebration not to bring large sums
of money because Of fear OF pick
nockets. This writer hardly hopes to
he able to take in the exercises, now
ever much he would like to do SO; pu'
he will promise the Observer that If he
does come, he will not bring large
Sum
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-18

Tho Charlotte Observer Of this morn
ing states that Mrs. Taft will not be In
Charlotte Thursday, owing to indispo-
sition caused by overtaxing herself.
The Associate Reformed congregation
Of Chester has called the Rev. D. G.
Phillips of Newberry, to succeed Rev
C. E. Mcdonald, deceased, in the pas
torate of the church at Chester.
Mr.. T. N. Wood, who lives about
three and half miles northeast OF
Yorkville, emptied his fishpond recent
ly and took out about 800 pounds OF
carp, many of the fish weighing as
much as ten pounds each.
The honey crop is commonly report
ed to be much better than usual this
year. The bee people have been get
ting large quantities Of honey, and they
are looking for a more bountiful sea-
son than for several years.
The reports from the growing cotton
crop throughout the county describe
all kinds of conditions. Some farmers
report good stands, some say dying or
sandy land and not UP on red land and
still others, ragged prospects generally
Considerable cotton has been planted
over.
The big celebration in Charlotte com
menced today and will wind up Thurs
day. The programmes Of today and to-
morrow are only preliminary to the big
time on Thursday, the twentieth. The
Charlotte people are expecting a crowd
of from 10000 to 10000 visitors Thurs
day, the day President Taft is to be
the great attraction, and there is good
reason to believe that they will not be
disappointed. Quite a large number OF
people will go from Yorkville, Glover
Rock Hill, Fort Mill and York county
generally.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-18
YoRKvILLE. s. c.,
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1909.

IT might not be altogether out OF
Mace for somebody to ask Historian
sallev whether there was really battle
of Kings Mountain.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-18
WOMEN OF THE coNFEDERAcY.

Following is the Yorkville subscrip-
ton to the fund that Is being raised for
the purpose Of erecting monument to
the women of the Confederacy:
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Ths alurkpills Saqairsr.

Entered at the Postoffice In Yorkvilie
&c Mail Matter Of the Second Class
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08

fleets an idea of the beauty of the in
terror of the store. In the window are
standard art reproductions, photograv-
ures, photographs. brasses, etc.
Within the store Is shown a sample
of how attractive room can be made
when good taste, and artistic judgment
are combined The furniture is all OF
Mr.. Gurrey's own desigrl ~, the walls
are tinted in grey and panelled and
some very beautiful specimens OF ter.
ra Gotta colored bougainvillea are
placed In brass vases about the store.
Many fine pictures are on the walls
md are framed to show samples of
he work that win be done n that line.
The opening continues Monday and
Ill are invited to attend.
4 4
Captain and Mrs. Winter OF the Cav.
ilry, U. 8. A.. gave unique dinner on
saturday week. Their charming home
was lighted throughout with jack.o.
interns: over the table huge pump
lin was suspended by yellow satin
'ScShs hS btcH
'cooped out and was lighted by can.
dies, and grotesque face carved on
he exterior, giving a weird effect.
Plaster paris black cats were used as
lace cards, white witches and COLLINS
were used as favors. Among Captain
md Mrs. Winters guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Tenny Peck and Paymaster
md Mrs. Hornberger.
* 4 4
The U. s. NJ. c. dinner given In hon,
u Of Colonel Denny ut the University
club, Thursday night, was brilliant
iffair. The tall decorations were In
ed. many witty speeches were made
md 1t Is needless TO say that the guest
If honor contributed his share to the
enjoyment OF the evening. Fourteen
Ulcers were present.
The Bazaar held under the aus
pices of Central Union church, last
Saturday afternoon was well attended
and promises to be a success in ev-
cry way.
Mr. Renton Hind is taking an au-
to trip around the island this week
with his wife, Miss Miriam Hall and
Miss Estill.-Kohala Midget.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Love return
ed Tuesday tho second of November
on the Mauna Loa from a pleasant
trip to the Volcano.
- 4 =
Master James U. Hind has been
chosen vice president of his class in
Oahu. -Kohala Midget.
+ + =
Doctor w. ID. Baldwin and Mrs.
Baldwin departed on the Manchuria
for visit at the Coast.
Mrs. A. w. Judd left on the Hilo-
MAN sailing Tuesday for visit on
the mainland.
Mrs. j. Balch was a passenger on
the Hilonian for visit to the Cali
fornia.
Senator Palmer Woods arrived
from Hawaii Tuesday on the Mauna
Loa.
4 4 +
Hon. c. A. Rice was an Incoming
passenger on the Kinau from Kauai.
+ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies are oc-
cupying the beach home at Waikiki.
~ 4
Miss Agnes Judd left ON the Hilo-
man for the Coast.
4 49,
j. II. Coney arrived on the Kinau
from Kauai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08
SOCIAL NOTES



The most interesting social date for
this month will be the wedding of Miss
Violet Damon to Dr. Putnam of kau-
al. This evening is being keenly an.
ticipated by Honolulu society folk.
The invitations will be issued the first
place at Central Union Church, No
yember twcnty.third, and the cere.
mony will be performed at s o'clock.
All the decorations will be white ard
green; the wedding party will be quite
large - two maids.of.nonor and six
bridesmaids. and seven ushers. Miss
Vera Damon, the Younger sister of the
bride, will be the first maii.ofhonor,
and Miss Beatrice Castle will be the
second maid.of.honor. The following
beyy of Young society girls will serve
as bridesmaids: Miss Elsa Schaefer,
Miss Alice Hedemann, Miss Nora
Sturgeon. Miss Alice Roth, Miss Leila
Parsons, and Miss Emily Rice. The
Hon. Charles Rice of Kauai will act
as best man, and the following men
will act as ushers: Mr.. Frederic Low
rev. Mr.. George Brown, Mr.. Jack Nc
Kinnon. Mr.. Harold Castle, Mr.. Sher.
wood I.owrey, Doctor Hedemann. and
Mr.. Wilfried Greenwell Of Hawaii.
4 + 4
There has been many church fairs
held in Honolulu In the last few years
and perhaps there will be many more
in the years to come, but there never
has been one where the ladies' are
striving harder to make II success
in every detail than the one to be
held November cath at the parish
house on Emma street by the ladies
of st. Andrews Cathedral. The
grounds are to be used for the cree
ton of booths of various sorts. These
will be attractively decorated. The
beautiful new parish house will be
used for all social purposes. Each
department Is under the supervision
Of the most capable ladies'. Mrs. Err
nest Kopke. as chairman OF the dell.
catessen booth, promises that things
were never so delicious as they VIII
have on sale this timd There VIII be
cold ham, ducks, chicken, tongue, sal
ads. homemade salad dressing, cram
berry sauce, bread. rolls, cakes, and
several kinds of pie, all from the
hands OF expert cooks. One lady
whose reputation for baking beans Is
well known VIII take charge OF that
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08

each one is working with the success
Of that particular one in view.
Everyone Is invited and will be
made ut home. The band will be
there, Of course, and we are sure that
you will feel as II you have spent your
afternoon to some advantage II 20,
come to the parish house from $3.50 t.
s o'clock Nov. "a, 1909.
+ + 4
An attractive stag dinner was givei
Thursday evening In honor OF Mr.
Motifs Bissell at the Young Hotel
Among those present were Mr..
Harris Mackenzie, Mr.. Malcolm Mac
intyre, Mr.. VIM. Simpson, Mr.. VIM
Jameson, Mr.. Job Bachelor. Mr.
VIM. White. MIR. w. Schmidt, Mr.. Joe
Schwartz, Mr.. J. l.. Mclean. DR.. Hold
gins, Mr.. VIM. Hcaly. Mr.. Robt. Sin
clair, Mr.. Chas. Bon, Mr.. X. r. Reid
ford, Mr.. Geo. q. Cantly, MIR. G. A
Olson.
One df the most delightful and in
formal affairs was the dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Paxton Thursday
evening at their home in Manoa. The
affair was given for Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Brown, who left today on the
Manchuria for the East.
+ 4 4
Otto WiX, tie celebrated water
color. aItist, returned to Honolulu
from Kauai, on the steamer w. G.,
Hall, with collection of some OF
MS most artistic work. There Will
be an exhibition In the near future,
enabling the lovers of true art, to
enjoy rae treat.
Mrs. c. G. Clarke, of Wilder avenue
enter, aimed at delightful dinner on
Thursday evening in honor Of Mr.
Clarke's birthday. The table decora
lions were white chrysanthemums
Covers were laid for six, the guests be
ing MIR. end Mrs. r. A. Duncan and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Tutte.
Mrs, Ernest ier.ouse and fam
lily, are domiciled for the month oil
November, in Ex-Governor Cleg-
horns beach home. Mrs. Waterhouse
will be ut home to her numerous
friends on Tuesdays.
Mr. AMI Mrs. G. q. Ballentyne en-
tcrtalncd ut an elaborate dinner on
Tuesday evening At their home on
lhustUa avenue.
Engagement.
Mrs. Emma Dreier announces the
engagement Of her daughter Adele to
Dr.. Frank +. Frates of Honolulu.
Nearly everyone has heard of Paul
Elders book shop and Vickery's art
store, In San Francisco. These stores
are gems Of art in themselves, so at.
tractively are they furnished and ar.
ranged Now comes to Honolulu Just
such a shop In its interior beauty and
appointments as those above men.
toned. This shop is the expression of
the ideas Of Mr.. A. r. Gurrey, Jr,, who
Is well known to art lovers in this city.
Gurrey's new art and photo shop
was opened this morning on Fort
street opposite Benson, Smith & Co.
and all day 1t has been the center of
admiration for downtown shoppers and
friends of Mr.. Gurrey's who came down
town expressly to see the new store.
A glance at the show window re-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08

There is no better candy In town
Than that made daily by the Palm
Cafe. All sorts of candy for all sorts
OF people. Hotel street near Union,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08

thanksgiving Day. America day first by the
Plymouth Pilgrims, 1921 in acknowledgment Of their first
harvest in America, and pepetuaed in many States by
annual festival appointed by the Governor Its national ceebn
ton recognition Of the years blessings first recommended
by proclamation Of President Lincoln 1863 and has since
been annually observed usually falls the last Thursday
November
This Thanksgiving re pleased to offer the following
asonm Of deiacis
Mince-meat Plum Pudding Fruit Cakes Branded Fruits
Sweet-pickled Fruits, Fancy Preserves and Jelies
Maraschino Cherries, Marrons in Brandy and Syrup,
Sweet Cider. Boiled Cider. Cranberry Sauce.
Fancy Table Raisins Citron and Peel,
Olives, An Varieties, Stuffed and Plan) Pickles.
Assorted Nuts Lehnhardts' Candies Eastern
Coctan Oysters Cheese an Varetes Bon Bon Crackers
For Table Deooration
HENRY MAY G. CO., Ltd,
Phone 22 Leading Crocers Phone 80
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08

Mrs. c. G. Clarke, of Wilder avenue
enter, aimed at a delightful dinner on
Thursday even NJ in honor of Mr.
Clarke's birthday. The table decora
tons were white chrysanthemums
Covers were laid for six the guests be
ing MIR. end Mrs. r. a. Duncan and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Tutte G.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08

Mrs. Ernest .er.iouse and fam
lily, are domiciled for the month OF
November, in Ey-Governor Cleg-
horns beach home. Mrs. Waterhouse
will be ut home TO her numerous
friends on Tuesdays.
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The Facts About Pe=ru=na.

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MRS. PINKHAM's STANDING INVITATION:

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PETITION 70 AMEnD caAaTgR.
STATE OF GEoRGIA.-CoUNTY OF
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STATE OF GEORGIA.-COUNTY OF
3 GEYNE. = = 8 (, \. p = :. Z, X :,
Ipgre. aHptcstinHgur SsruruuTTzgnt &
Water Company to ameal cha ftef.
IN eiAyna Superior Court
LITTLE s4peflef court ef said county:
Fs9 psation. OF Mutual Liz 5r9ss Ava
tFr f9mpa4sas spertfRllx 81 ssesss 3
50 svsssss--sss -
Rh;t t ISL curpdTsfiorEs da Us organ-
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gfaaied On iheA I'd daS@.of December,
A-9 1902 III he superior ceurt OF
Glshn eoeifrY Georgia., under the Pc
eition OF 3. Coley -et- al, having it's
,s,aiet h,Ilqe 3and plaes q business in
'Girnn COUNTY to which reference is
hereby had r8all purposes.
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That sa Mutual Light K Water
Company is now engaged in the ope-
ratins and carrying on of the business
rs authorized, under said charter
III.
ss1'hat at a. meeting of the stocllhold-
ers of said corporation held on the
,29thgday Of Deeembe rse1 9Qs, it was
resolved, and. which RESOLUTION was
adopted author ling an amsndment TO
said charter and recting that appli-
cation be made 10 the superior court
OF said county for, the purpose of
amending the same as follows. to- wit:
THAT said company upon a 20 per
cent affirmative vote of its capital
stock shall have the right to sub
scribe to stock and as well as acquire
by purchase stock bonds, or other
evidences of Indebtedness OF other
corporations; to lend its credit by
endorsement of bends or other evil
dcuccs of Indebtedness of other cor
pmotiOns; TO take security for any
loan or loans Of its credit if it deem
advisable"
That said amendment is %ermaue to
he charter heretofore granted as
aforesaid and under which yom petit
toner is now carrying on the bust
ness for which the same was author-
ined.
Nhereupon petitioner prdys that the
caaItcr of said Mutual Light & Water
ompan% be amended as herein set
out. Harry F. Duhwody
Attorney for Mutual Light * Water
Co.
Flied in office this 10Th day of Jan
nary A. n 1909 n. =. .du5ianon,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County
Georgia,
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