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TABLE-EREAT NORTHERN r. r
Stockholm, Feb. :.

Stockholm, Feb. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker went to Mil
bank Saturday to visit Mr.. Bakers
parents.
Mr.. N. Bergen left last night for
Minneapolis.
The Fonest lumber COMPANY has
just received q car of FIR lumber.
The boxing club met last night, and
had a few rounds. Henning Erickson
received q powerful blow over the
right eye.
Chris Leveson has adopted a new
way OF frying potatoes.
The farmers are putting up ice thi,
week for the creamy.
The farmers elevator company held
q meeting Saturday January Both,
electing the following officers: O. B.
Fornell, president: Chris Hanson,
secretary, and Emil Berg, VIM. Fritz
and Norman Il. Nelson, directors. O.
+. johnson, was appointed treasurer.
Stock to the mount of 81 0 was
subscribed. L. S. Russell was upfrom
" atertown trying to secure their
grain.
Look out for the Pure Seed train.
which will stop at Stockholm at IA
p. IN. Every farmer ia this vicinity
should hear the pure seed talks.
DR.. kriesel from Milbank was here
today.
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Elmira Happenings .

Elmira. Feb. 3.
Mrs. Frank McKernan and little
son are visiting friends in Elmira
this week.
The heavy wind Thursday nigh,
wrecked the windmllls belonging to
ThOs. Christensen and Ppul Vogel.
sang. On both mills the towers re.
NAMED intact. 1t should be noticed
by prospective purchasers OF mill tina,
those that are wrecked are usually
tho e that are too low and stand
where the wind switches around barns
or trees, etc.
John Black purchased q mule OF
Martin Upseth IL st week.
Louis Monette is visiting at the
Knute Engabretson home this week.
Black and Kelley shipped hogs
from Albee lasl week.
Horse buyers we're in this neighbor.
hood last week making up . car to
ship.
The list published in the Review OF
personal tax payers % very incom
plete - there was no name from Yer.
non, and We know Of several who
claim that their personal tax is nc
dream, and that it amounts to more
than $40.
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Marvin, Feb. 3.
Anna Olson went to Milbank and
A. G. Anderson to Summit Thursday
Or. Bolsta was called to the Holm
family Thursday. Mrs. Holm 10 YER,
sick.
Adoluh Rosd ahi John Arvidson and
MIR. Lofstedt came up from Estelline
Thursday for q visit with relatives
aud friends here.
A. C. Arvidson and John Arvidson
went to Little Falls, Mimi, Friday to
visit their brother Anton At that place.
Kate Kane spent q few days with
her sister Mrs. Dobson last week.
James Kane is building an ice house.
Geo. Berg returned from North Da-
kota Monday night.
Peter Kane is building a barn on
his lots on the south side.
Mr.. JOHN shipped q a of stock to
st. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. John went t. Corona and Mrs.
James Kane and Mrs. Berg went to
Summit Tuesday.
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South Georgia News
South Georgia, Fe b. 9

south Georgia, Fe b. 9
L. J. Englund made q business trip
to Milbank last week.
Ssmuelson and Cafit, the land men
OF Revillo, we're in the hills on bust.
ness last week.
C. A. Carlson was driving the mail
wagon last Thursday.
Ralph Conley made . trip to Alta.
mont last Friday.
Louis johnson and S. Nordau ist
delivered some hogs at LsBolt las,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Johnson visited
at J.. p. Lundborg's Sunday.
Ralph Conley was t~ransacting bus
mess 10 Revillo Monday.
s. Nordquist and family visited at
j. P. Lundborg's Sunday.
Mat Seide has sold his property to
Anderson of LaBolt.
Louis Johnson was aRevillo visitor
Monday.
Nels Nordq uist and Louis johnson
took IN the poultry show at MilDank
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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AT WEST VERNON
West Vernon. Feb, |

West Vernon, Feb. l
Elmer Erickson Is stay ing with John
Barth for a few weeks.
The party at Mrs. Charles Johnson
was we'll attended Wednesday even
ing and every n reports a good
time.
Olaves happen from Laukin, N.
OAK, who has been visiting his
cousins, johnson Bros, left for Gin
ton, Mimi, to visit his sister, and
will then return to Lankin. where he
is engaged in the general merchandise
with his brother, K. P. Nappen.
The ''big show at John Barth's
Saturday evening, performed by home
talent was a very demoralizing one,
though Mr.. Barth had no part in the
show and regrets very much that the
performance should not have been
more manly, but spirits had the best
of them.
Messrs. Rob Rsu, Elmer Severson,
Earnest Anderson aud E. T. Erickson
spent Sunday eve with johnson
Bros.
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~Strandburg, Feb. 2.

Strandburg, FeD. 2.
Mrs. NJ. Dowde left for Minneapo-
lis, MIMI, last Thursday to visit
with her daughter Helen. But when
she arrived little Helen was dead and
buried. Mrs. Dowde returned home
Tuesday evening. The friends OF the
mourning family tender their sym
pathy.
Real spring weather.
The people of Strandburg were very
olated last Sunday when the trains
were run thru here as they thought
they would get their mail but to their
grief, they had tow a it ill Monday
evening as the mail had been left 10
Revillo.
The Bruce Edgerton Lumber Co.
received W car loads of lumber la 1t
week.
G.. F. L%nndquist has q new I'D in
this Issue.
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Around About LaBolt
LsBolt, Feb. )

k80Olb c0O. D.
Hunting 10 now in line. On Tues
day afternoon several from here went
hunting cotton tails and wore very
successful. Arthur Hedman, Prof.
Hensel and Philip Malkerson being
the crack shots.
G.. Holt had tho misfortune of re.
ceiving severe wounds on his left
shoulder bv falling from . hay rack.
While standing on the back end his
started the team quite suddenly
causing Mr.. Holt to become owe
balanced with the abov We result.
Frof. Ed. Miller vas here for band
practice on his usual night, but was
unable to get the boys together on &C
count of the dance.
Oscar and Anna Holt took q bust
ness trip to Milbsnk Tuesday.
The sick people in and around La
Bolt are all reported to be practically
we'll nov and asks the board CT health
to allow public gatherings again.
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LOCAL OVERFLOW

Valentines from 1c up at the
Racket store.
r. J. Nichols has been visiting
the D.. Evans family in Grant
Center this week.
Remnant sale at Racket store,
coming week.
Messrs. w. Jones aud NJ. Turn
er of Courtney, N. OAK, haze
been in Milbank during the week
guests of Ed. Norton, who re.
turns with them to North Da
kota this week.
Galvanized wash tubs SOC at
Racket store.
Ladies aid society will meet at
Mrs. Emanuel's next Thursday
afternoon.
Extra California, Santa Clara
prunes 20 pounds for 81 at Nc
Collum & Thirsk's.
Esther chapter O. E. S. will
entertain mem bers from Orton.
vile. Appleton and Montevideo
next Monday evening.
Miss Malish held tickets, 4
1913 that won the 50 prize at
McCOllum & Thirsk's, las, Sat.
urday.
Mrs. George Plnckney was
hostes at a very enjoyable 800"
party At her home last Wednes.
day evening.
Otto Kuederling, of Big Stone,
stonped'i in Milbank the first of
the week while on his way up
the branch.
Chas. Sorrenson, son in.law
of G.. T. Oehler, came home to
the Oehler home in Grant Center
last neck with an illness that de.
veloped. into small pox, and the
house has been quarantined, but
the patient is getting along nice.
~.
Next week bargains at Racket
store: clothes pins 1c per dozen;
narrow embroidery &c per yard;
school tablets, double thickness,
SC: loo hand brushes, with hand.
les, SC.
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Melrose and Vicinity.
M0lrOse. Feb. :

NolCD0c, E0O. y.
Mrs. Otto Busjahn who has been
sick for several weeks Ia 90 far re-
covered IS to be able to attend to her
household duties.
G. Pew sold q span of horses to
Julius Feitz last week.
Ed. Kelleys wife i. quite sick and
under the doctors care.
Chris Doctor ia under DR.. Proutys
care. being very sick with kidney
trouble.
Quite a number of the farmers OF
North MelrOse we're Ut Milbank Tues
day attending the poultry show aud
were surprised at the fine exhibit.
The blizzard Thursday night last
was the worst of the season. A num-
Der of farmers had hard work getting
home from Milbank. j. G. Reeve did
notget nome till Friday.
Lorin Hills, of Corona had a lucky
accident last week. He got up in the
night and attempted to 90 down stairs
and made 1nisstept and fell to the bot
tom but beyond a few bruises there
was no damage done.
The many friends of Miss Kate
Holtgoeu were panied to hear of her
sudden death from heart failure at her
home in North Dakota. She taught
school for several years in this town
ship and was we'll liked by all.
Miss ElnOra Carr who has been
operated on for appendicitis is rapid
Iy recovering and is expected home in
a ew days. The operation was per-
formed at the at Grandview hospital
at OrtOnVine.
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ABRAHAM
Centennial Anniversary Of the Great
EmancipatOr.. February l2. 1909.

Centennial Anniversary Of the Great
Emancipator- February IL. 1909.
The Gen. Humphreys post G.
A. r. and W. r. c. will commem-
crate the one h%uudredth ami.
versary of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln with a program of exer-
cises at the NJ. E. church at s
o'clock GU the evening of Febru.
airy II. The exercises will be as
follows:
Battle Hymn of the Republic.
lnvocation-H. Telson Tragitt.
Centennial Hymn.
Gettysburg Address-Thos. Fitch.
1.-The Veteran'-Mrs. J.. A. Fuller.
Address-Rev. Feinler.
RecitatiOn-J. V. X. Priest,
Reading
Address-Rev. w. J. Oldield.
Singing America.
D%oxolOgy.
Benediction-Rev. Philip Laux.
The public is cordially ia invited
to attend this memorial service,
and show by their presence 4
due respect to the memory of
the great com moner, Comrades
of the G.. A r. should make it a
point to be present.
COMMITTEE.
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METHODIST

METHODIST
l0:45-Preaching. Subject-:'Chris-
tian Worship" Followed by Sacre.
mental service.
Muslc-Vountary, "Reverie" Schu-
mecker.
Anthem: "Bless the Lord o NV
Soul" abriel.
Ofertory-'Cavalleria Rusticans.n
Petro Mascogni.
12:eO-Sunday School.
3:00-Junior league.
6:30-Intermediate league.
6:3O-Epworth league.
7:3O-Patriotic service.
Twenty minutes song service of old
war songs.
Voluntary, CANCELS Serenade."
Anthem: ITO Thee, o Country"
julius Eickberg.
Anthem: abraham Lincoln.r
Ofertory: "Shenhcrd Boy.n
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
Of 100 o'clock.
We invite you to our services.
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Pure Seed Train

The Great Northern railway
company has arranginti to run q
special train over its line from
Huron to Albee on Feb. Is, in the
interests of pure seed grain,
Profs. Willis and A. E. Chamber.
lain of the agricultural college,
will give 20 minute talks on
the necessitv of securing pure
seed, and how best this can be
done. The train leaves Huron al
8a M It is scheduled to arrive
at South Shore at 5:3S p. NJ. at
Stockholm 7:14 p. M, at LaBolt
at 8:11 p. M, at Albee at 9:O5 D.
m. Every farmer in the county
who can possible do so should at.
tend one of these meetings.
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Grant Center Sayings
Grant Centre Feb. 3
is on the sick list.

Grant Centre Feb. 3.
Frank Leddy is on the sick list.
G. T.Oehlers have been quarantined
for smallpox.
Fred Lamm took up some cattle to
Milbank Monday.
VIM. and George Oehler returned
Monday morning from the twin cities
where they had been visiting.
A number of the people in this vi
entity took up chickens to the poultry
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Ernst re-
turned last week from their visit 10
Minnesota.
A few of the neighbors spent Tues
day evening visiting with Jake Bears,
it being Mr.. Bears birthday.
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Former Milbank Lady HOnOred

Miss Mable Shonkwiler, who
was at one time a clerk in the
Mittelstaedt store in this city,
but who is now employed in
Aberdeen, was recently rendered
an appointment on the ommitte
on general awards at Alaska.
Youkon- Pacific exposition at
Seattle, but was obliged to de-
cline the appointment.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
W. JUDSON OLDFIELD, Pastor.
l0:45 a. IN. - Preaching. -- ''The
Christ of the Common People,
12:OO-NOOn-Suuday School.
$50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
1870 p. m.-Preaching. Has the
Gospel Become E~fete."
Midweek service Wednesday ever
ing 1880 D. m.
All seats r free. Strangers al
ways welcome.
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LOCAL OVERFLOW

The opening bal! of Summit
Grand Opera house was poisoned
to Feb. 18th.
Miss Jennie johnson went
went to Minneapolis yesterday
on q visit.
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"You love long rambles in the
country" asked the girl in the
white sweater.
eyes, indeed" responded the
young man in the green hat with
the purple band and buckled shoes.
"When / go out in the country all
nature seems to SMILE"
"Gracious! / don't blame her.
It is a wonder she doesn't laugh out
right" -Kansss City Independent.
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Twin Brooks, Feb. 3.
John Wilson and wife from Strand.
berg are visiting at F. f. Filberts.
Mrs. j. Rhents is at present very
i'll.
Mrs. Fred Sievert left on Tuesday
for Watertown to spend a short time
with relatives.
Several Twin Brooks citizens at.
tended the show in Milbank on Tues.
day.
The district SUPERINTENDENT of the
M. +. church spent Tuesday in town.
Miss Hazel Wright is visiting Miss
Mary Kruger.
Chester Chamberlain arrived OF
Tuesday from Chamberlain.
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Minneapolis & st. l.. Time Table, Strandburg
Passenger going east, except Sunday, $50 A. m.
Passenger going east, every day 49,. - :l9 q. IN
Passenger going west, except Sunday sos p. m
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Church Notices


CATHOLIC
St. Lawrence church-Sunday-
Mass $50: high mass 1890. Vespers
and benediction at 400 D m.
Week days-Mass at $50.
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Social Party

Social Party
The Woodme and the Royal
Neighbors are preparing for a
fine timeat a social dancing and
card party to be held at Har
monla hall on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 9th. A good supper will be
served. The affair is to be ex-
clusively by Woodmen, Royal
Neislbors and their families.
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BAPTIST CHURCH-services every Sunday
PreAching at II .. m. Sunday school st IL N
Younx Peoples Nesting 40 p: m.
Services conducted IN the swedish language.
0d.o ere welcome.
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Brooks Doings
TWIN BROOKS r1MR TAeLE

WIN BROOKS TINE TABLE.
NJ. :, passenger train. going west go. $50 .. m.
M. /. passenger train, going west 90. $50 p. m.
No. Sc, psssen ger train. going east -. 1918 .. m.
No. d, passenger train, going east II 81 p. M.
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D r. co f Z ,

TWIN BROOKS
Physician and Surgeon. Elk.
tensive Hospital Experience
Specialist in diseases of
Children. Farmers Phone
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MARVIN TIME TABL1-MILwAUKEE
No I. passenger train, going west .6:56 ,. m
No. IS, passenger train, going cast ...lO:0os. m
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BY DUNE AND HEADLAND |
A Diary of Pedestrian Trip Around Oahu.


stores are passed and then lane on
the right leaus to the country resi-
dence of High Sheriff William Henry
who has kindly offered to put me up
for the night or for as long a time as
may care to tarry in the village.
At Henry's place friends are await
ing me in the person of Henry Cobb
Adams ard Billy Woods, and then
straightway proceed to make me feel
at home after my tramp in no half
hearted manner.
Woods tells me that he is spending
a months vacation at Sheriff Henrys
place, the first holiday he has had in
four years employment as turnkey at
Oahu Jail. Quite a record that-at his
post of duty every day for four years,
and on all that time only taking one
day off and that on eccount of sick
ness. Billy brought down his boxing
gloves with HIM lest time should hang
heavily on his hands Exercise is his
religion and he is to all appearances
as physically fit today as he was IN
the old days when he acted as sparring
partner to three worlds champions
Corbett, Fitzsimmons and Jeffries, and
when the highest honor that the prize
ring could bestow was well within his
reach. Woods it was who invented
the pneumatic jacket for the use OF
sparring partners of the champions
and it was this that earned for him the
sobriquet of Pneumatic" Billy Woods
High Sheriff Henry and the Rev.
H, H. Parker may be said to own Ko-
neohe between then. Other notable
residents are Henry Cobb Adams, for
many years past tax assessor for the
district, and DR.. J. B. Pratt who is
raising choice chickens and soy beans
on large scale.
William Henry has lived in Kaneohe
off and OIL for TIE past thrifty years
and his seventy odd acres of land are
in rice and pineapples. He was the
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FISHING IN
A BATHTUB
Wafer THICK AND MUDDY AND
BRINGS FISH FROM REsER
VOIR.

Ine Office of the Superintendent o,
Public Works was this morr,nn ,,,
~ " Sunury citizens and bottles
The citizens were full Of indiorot,o.
ana the bottles full of mud and wa
ter 0 " d
Inc "higher-ups," those living nm
the city's heights, are suffering from
something of a water famine An mr.
der has been issued forbidding tbo
use Of city water for irrigation mr.
poses, and yet most Of it, in certain
sections, is not fit for anything else
unless as fertilizer.
Now is the time to pray for rain
One of the compliments this norn.
ing stated that when he went to take
bath last evening in his household
tub, the stream that jetted from the
faucet was too muddy for the purpose
Fish, little fish jumped from the fau.
set, and a pet cat, a thoroughbred
Maltese, shifting the fishlets could
hardly be restrained from getting into
the bath-tub.
Finally, says the citizen, who want.
his name kept out, for obvious rea
sons, the kitten climbed to the edge
of theb ath and, clinging with hel
hind legs to the fauctt, caught one O
the little fish as it came out at the
tap.
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pioneer of the Koolau basin
and the six. acres of pines that he has
planted would appear to abundantly
vindicate his judgment. He is an
enthusiastic planter of fruit trees and
takes great pleasure in experimenting
in this particular line. His four acres
of orchard contain choice imported
mangoes and avocado pears, as we'll as
the best of the local varieties. Other
fruits and nuts growing on his place
are cocoanuts, date palms, lichees,
Peruvian plums, figs, oranges, lemons,
lines, viaVis, strawberry, guavas, bretd
fruit, peaches, loquats, bananas, pa
paias. mountain apples. mulberries and
several varieties of Chinese trees of
which he doesn't even know the
names. An Oriental friend gives him
a seed or a cutting and he plants it
and sometimes it will remain uniden-
tilted until it blossoms and fruits.
Henry's house is a combination of
Colonial and tropic styles and was de-
signe1 and furnished for comfort. A
short distance away is the swimming
pool situated in a building which en-
sures privacy to the bather and keeps
the water always refreshingly cool
There are four feet of water in the
pool in which to dlsrort, the bottom
being smoothly tiled and the sides ce
mented. Nearby are the chicken runs
and the garden in which a profusioI
,of old-fashioned flowers are always
blooming, including some excellen
roses. Some of the finest vegetables
imaginable are grown on the place
Taro and sweet POTATOES of the fines
are also produced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry run down t.
their little paradise nearly ever!
weeks end and frequently entertain
, friends there.
On the mauka side of the road is tn
Pratt homestead, situated in a grow
of mango trees. There the doctor ha
, in the neighborhood of a thousan,
: chickens, which thrive surprislngl,
and seem to be strangely free iron
! the ills to which the family of fowl
! are heir to. Doctor Pratt and hi
family also use their Kaneohe place a
} a weeks end resort.
, No one sees Kaneohe properly unit
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DE RUSSY DOINGS.
Vaudeville by Engineers Nearly Eclips-
ed the Moons Eclipse.

Last night at Fort De Russy, the
home of the Engineers at Old Waikiki,
the boys had another of their social
entertainments In the performance
from start to finish the taient that was
shown was of the best and embraced
great variety of diversity. All were
stars, Engineers and civilians alike
Perhaps the feature of the evening
were the stunts done by Hovey and
Ford Hovey is the pianist and For
the dancer and singer of the Camp
They are so good that they are filling
an engagement at The Bonnie animat-
ed picture theater
Doc" Bryant made everybody laugh,
Happy" Jack Walker did musical
stunts ha pleased everybody. Prof. Bob
Ross recited a poem that caused the
audience to wep coplously, and then
there were some of the boxing bouts
that only the Engineers know how to
pull off. Mike Patton was a whole show
in himself His interpretations Of the
different nationalities in the singing
line caused applause "mucho," whilst
his recitation made one of the hits OF
the evening.
It was a great Thanksgiving show
and one that reflects the greatest ere
dit on the management. Sergt. Spen
Ger was the main squeeze in worklnl
the thing up
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By H. M. A.

Tuesday, Nov. 9.-Left the end of
the Nuuanu avenue car-line at 10 a.
m. and proceeded Paliward, arriving
at the gap an hour later after a brisk
walk. The stretch is severely uphill
all the way but the view from the
Pail is much more than worth the eff
fort, the historic gap being one of the
grandest viewpoints of mountain, sea
and sky in the whole Territory. The
descent from the Pail is made quickly
and pleasurably, the eyes feasting the
while on the scenic delights of the
Koolau basin. Near the point where
the roads branch off to Kailua and
Waimanalo is a house where a drink
of cool water may always be obtained
and which is always welcome at this
stage of the tramp. Kaneohe is the
objective point, six miles from the
Pail. The road runs through count
less acres of guavas and here and
there the yellow fruit invites the way
farer to pluck and eat. There are
less tasty fruits than ripe guava. On
the mauka side of the road the starch
farm Of Charles .Koelling, one of Ha-
waits most enthusiastic diversified in
dustrialists, is passed. Just at pre-.
sent Mr. Koelling is experimenting
) with the Bayo bean and with bright
promise of success. Every now anC
again a stage passes drawn by horses
or mules and driven by an Oriental
These vehicles carry large and mis-.
cellaneous loads, the major freight o.
one on the road this morning being {
coffin The stages run from town OF
the Koolau route every day and theil
drivers fill various orders for resi-
dents along the road. They also car
ry passengers at a very reasonable
rate. Kaneohe is six miles from tn
Pail aid is place of charming ap
proach, being situated in veritabl,
fairyland of greenery. Two Chimes,
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CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT TO THE EN-
GINEER.
18th Lighthouse District,
3O2-3O5 McCandless Building


Honolulu. 7. H., November q, 1909
Applications for civil service exam
nation will be received at this office
until five o'clock p. m. December Is.
1909, for establishing a register of male
eligibles from which a receiver of ma
terials will he appointed for duty in
the Twelfth Lighthouse Subdistric..
at an entrance salary of 500 per
month,
Applicants must be male citizens of
the United States, aNd he able to cp.
crate a typewriter
Blank forms and all necessary in.
formation can ne had upon appllca-
ton at this office
E. EVELETH WINSLOW,
Major, Corps of Engineers. u. S. a.
Asst. to Engineer, 18th L. II. Dis
trict.