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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-27
THE HONEST PROPRIETARY
MEDICINE

has saved thousands of dollars to fem.
lilies who could III afford the expense
necessary 20 maintain the services %
physician, and have answered the
purpose equally as wei, and often sac.
ceeded after our best physicians hTve
failed. Lydia L. Pinknam's Vegetable
Compound Is one OF this kind
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Classified Advertisements
INSTRUCTION GIVEN.

PRIVATE LESSONS in English and
other branches given by experienced
teacher. Terms reasonable. Address
Teacher, this office. s409
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

cooks, walters, yard5oys,
etc., 1l2S Union st. Phone $40. 1881
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Wednesday, July 21.
Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, from Ma
kaweh, 5:45 a. m.
S. S. Ell Lobo, Gray, from Lobitos,
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Wednesday, July 81.
Str, W. G. Hall, Thompson, from Ma
kaweli, 5:45 a. m
S. S. Ell Lobe, Gray, from Lobitos,
6 p. m.
DEPARTED.
P. NJ. S. s. Korea, sandberg, for San
Francisco, 5 p. m.
DUE TODAY.
Str. Claudi1Ae, Bennett, from Hilo
and way ports, a. m.
S. S. Ocean Queen, from Ocean Is
land, a. m.
SAIL TODAY.
S. S. Ell Lobo, Gray, for Yokohama,
p. m.
sp. Ben Lee, Atkinson, for the Coast.
DUE TOMORROW.
o. s. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from San
Francisco, p. N.
S. s. Lurline, Weldon, from San
Francisco, a. m.
DUE SATURDAY.
S. S.. Aorangi, Phillips, from Victoria.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per P. VI. S. s. Korea from Yoke
hama, July 20.-F. B. Sinclair.
For San Francisco: K. Akibo, Mrs.
Y. lAkibo and servant, R. T. Allen, Mrs
F. A. Allen, Miss C. Bartlett, Miss NJ
c.. Bender, Rev. w. N. Blair, Mrs. w
Il. Blair, infant and 2 children and
servant, Miss K. Booth, Mrs. F. A.
,Brannagan, B. II. Burrell, Mrs. B. H
Burrell and son, R. Burgers, C. H.
Cadv, Mrs. f. s. Cairns and son, Mrs
E. w. Clement, c. L. Collier, w. J.
Conroy, E. B. Cook, Mrs. E. b. Cook
Judge J. V. Coffey, J. Coffey, g. H
Crone. Miss Elsie Davis, Miss G.. Da,
Wis, II. P. Decker. Chas. A Dinneen
DR.. P. Doenitz, Sewall Deliver, Mrs
Sewall Dolliver, Miss v Garner, J. G.
Hare, A Harris, Mrs. A. Harris, Miss
Harris, Lieut.. Otto Heller, Mrs. Otto
Heller. NJ. V. Hester, Mrs. NJ. V. Hes
ter, T. j. Hewlett, Mrs. T. J. Hewlett
Miss NJ. Hitotsuyangai, S. Horowitz
Miss Mary H. Jennings, Major A. j
Jones, A. J. Jones, Miss L. Jones, Miss
G. Jones, Miss L. B. Lea, Miss Lucy B
Lea, Mrs. Lee Kan. Miss Lee Moon
Lee All Hoy, Lee Gap, Hon. William
Martin. Miss {. H. Martin, Gordon B
Macke. Mrs. E. Macke, Miss R. Maeke
Miss K MCGOWAN, J. F. Mullin, Mrs. J
F. Mullin, w. Nation, Rev. j. W. Nj
ehols and wife and child, #. Nicolai, T
Oguri, Miss Alice Payne, Comdr. J. R
Parker, U.S.N., Mrs. J. R. Parker, Miss
NJ T. Parker, Quong Chong, Mrs. O
Chong, Mrs. J. j. Rafferty,, Miss Raj
ferty. Miss K. Raymond, Mrs. Grace
Raymond, Miss G. NJ. Ribelin, G. Roul
let, Captain V. Schwierz, Mrs. George
Sealy, Miss Sealy, Captain R. NJ
Shearer, Mrs. R. NJ Shearer. C. w
Slack and wife, Miss Ruth Slack, Miss
Edith Slack, ]. s. Stanley, Mrs j. S
Stanley, Mrs. NJ. Strong. Miss o. Swal
len, j. c. NJ. Van Binsbergen, Miss l.
B, Xarney, NJ Wada, Hon. A, P. vii
der, Rev. R. C. Wilson, Mrs. R. C
Wilson and two children. R. O. Wolf
Miss Lily Y. Wood, K. Yamaguchi.
Per str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai ports
July 21.-S. Kanewanui, Mrs. Kanewa.
nui, D. K. Kapaha, Tashima, Chd Chip
Mrs. Chu Chip and children. T. Araki
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. y = = = = y = y y q = q q y !
Around the
Police Station
X x X y x = x d 4 = X

Domestic troubles, assaults and
drunkenness furnished cases which
kept Judge Andrade busy in the police
court yesterday morning. There were
no less than FIVE assault and battery
cases ON the docket, state of affairs
wave, for lack of a better reason.
Benjamin Akai, charged with beat
ing his wife had sentence suspended
for thirteen months. Akai lives in the
Koolau Recently his wife came to
town, ostensibly on business. Hubby,
smelling a rodent, followed and found
his better half making merry with
poi pake. The result was a black eye
and small loss of cuticle on the part
of Mrs. Akai.
Hard Roe.
R. J. Roe, charged with wife beating,
did not get off so lightly as Akai. He
was sent over for fifteen days and is
apt to get three months hard for a
repetition of the offense. The trouble
arose over some insuticiently cooked
mush. Let this be warning to you,
wives.
Paahau Soaked.
Paahau, also charged with hitting
and battering, received sentence of
five months from Judge Andrade. De-
PENDANT was celebrating the glorious,
CORY Fourth with a friend when some
patriotic difference arose between
which was settled for the time being
by Paahau smashing his friend over the
head with a demijohn, breaking said
demijohn and causing complainant 3
incarceration in the hospital for cou!
pie of weeks.
The Next Best Man.
Wong Ping and Jennie Anal, charged
with having loved not wisely, but too
we'll, were fined $50 and S25 and costs
respectively Jennie has been married
but a week and Wong Ping was the
best man at the wedding, Mr.. Anal
evidently having been next best man.
A Fatal Error.
T. Saito and K. Kajuara, charged
with ARRAY were fined 81 and costs
each yesterday morning. They were
caught fighting in front of the office
OF the treasurer of the Higher Wage
Association. Saito, who is destitute
striker, mistook Kajuara for Maxine,
hence the trouble.
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FOR RENT.
Real Estate.

FOR RENT-Palolo Heights home:
small farms.
FOR SALE-House and lot, Anapuni
st. and Palolo Heights, etc.
w. L. HOWARD. Financial Agents,
POP McCandless Bldg. Tel. 1al.
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H. Kobayashi, Y. Nskanishi, T. Goto,
Okino, S. Kikushige, H. Blake, John
Naihumaile, NJ. START, H. A. Jaeger.
Departed
Per s.. S. Mariana, for Vancouver
July 20.-Dr. and Mrs, j. AI. Whitney,
Mrs. and Miss Mist, r. E. Mist, Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Haley, Dan MeCorris-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs J. Kirkland, Mrs. H.
G.. and Miss Boswell, H. Lord. E. B.
Loomis, Mrs. and Miss Gilbert. Mrs. F.
Carter and child, Lady Hoonan, Mrs
Stanley and 4 children, R. A. Craw,
j. s. Osmer, Miss NJ. Magaron, Mrs
+. Love, Miss F. Hoogs, Mr.. and Mrs.
ST. C. Bidgood, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Carpen.
ter, Fl. Costing, J. F. Clark, A. A.
Young, R. B. Crawford, Miss S. L.
Byington, C. Schafer. Miss E. Cotrel,
Miss j. Kinds. g. NJ. Bruce, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Scott, n. s. Webster, Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Grove, C. F. Clemens,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Giles, Mr. and Mrs
Yarrow, P. Kursthordt, E.. E. Waldo,
DR.. Temple Anderson, II. G. Whitman.
+ Per P. M. S. S. Korea, for San Fran
cisco, Julg -I.-1hf. anu MTS. a. " :.
Lisenby, Carl Lisenby, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Young, Miss Bertha Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Hindes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Benton, Mr.. and Mrs Wood Beal and
infant, DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Searle and two children, Miss
Donkin, Mrs. A. T. Hartwen, Miss
Hartwell, DIR. A A. Milliken and wife,
Mrs. NJ. H. Job, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Eldridge, Miss Stewart. Miss Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Herzog, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Nichols, Mrs d. NJ Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. White, H. G. Keep
linger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Dodsworth.
Master H. Dodsworth, Master ". Dods.
worth, Miss M. Dodsworth. Mrs. R. HI.
Hertzog, Mr.. and Mrs Musick, Miss C.
Steinmetz, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kalten-
bach, Miss c. B. Billboard, Miss E..
Jones. G.. H. Moss, Dr. W. Kelley, A.
Won Baehrueh, A. Messiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Grihiths, Mrs. j. A. Hop
per, Miss NJ. L. Hopper, Miss Alice Hop
per, Miss NJ. i. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Fairehild, Master Fairchild. Misses
Fairehild (2), Judge A S. Hartwell,
C. w. Baldwin, Mrs. A. D. Seroggy, W.
A. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Castle,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Giesy. Miss Sue
Henrici, Miss Martha Eifert. w. G..
Ross, Carl Du Roi, ". H. Rabbit. K.
Kiyose, Mrs. Dora E. Paris, Capt. Platr,
Lieut.. Underwood.
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e. se r. q e. G. e. &C. Is ss &C a. &C &C. 90
MARINE REPORT.
! xxs&sxsx . - sx**x

(From San Francisco Merchants Elk
change.)
Wednesday, July q, 1909.
San Francisco--Arrived July 20, g.
S. Hyades, hence July 10.
San Francisco-Arrived July II, S.
S. Hilonians hence July 13.
Gaviota-Sailed July II, ship Falls
of Clyde, for Honolulu.
Yokohama Sailed July q, s. S. Nip
pom Maru, for Honolulu.
Seattle--Arrived July 81, S. s. Tex
an, from San Francisco.
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*23.125 on 800 paid. T51 per cent.
paid.
Session Sales.
5 Pioneer, 1890; 5 Pioneer, 1900;
so Kahuku, 5000; 100 Kahuku, 5000;
10 Eva, 29.12 1-2
Between Boards.
$50 Oahu Sug Co., 1925; IS Oahu sug.
CO., 1925; SO Eva, 29,l IL; so Eva,
1912 IL; $50 Hon. B. & NJ Co., $3.50;
20 Haw. Pineapple Co., 24.00; 10 Oahu
Sug. CO.. 1925.
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H. Kobayashi, Y. Nskanishi, T. Cote,
Okino, S. Kikushige, H. Blake, John
Naihumaile, NJ. Staart, H. A. Jaeger.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
NUUANU $4,000; a comfortah..
home; new house and large lot, plant
ed in bearing fruit trees. s1100: hous~
and lot, 100x100 feet. Lots at lowest
prices on your own terms.
Manoa Heights--A 4-acre tract: geoS
water supply, view and soil. Easy
terms.
FOR RENT.
By July 81, neat Groom cottage,
with or without gas stove, and electrie
light on veranda, near center of town.
Rental $500 per month.
An S-roomS well-furnished house, and
stable, with large grounds in bearing
fruit trees in best neighborhood of Ka-
ihi and convenient to car line. Rental
$4,000 per month.
J. II. sCHNACK, 1877 Merchant srsea,
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NICELY furnished rooms, 1924 Adams
Lane. Cool and pleasant. 1917
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Sci eefoBt auf aaes. aaS
Slid erbebt ieinen @iinitline ME 70
bod, bob es inn nidt in einem
Iugenblid mebr reuben fonnte, ols
es ihnn lie aeldhenft bot.
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Cine fmappe &ettuma.

8ie 8ert 81. 2ean, bon Gbeup,
Waib, por einem idredliden Gooe
betpabrt muroe, miro Die @elt err
@itaunen. gr idreibt: Cine iblpere
grfaltung bra6te Elm 2ungenleioell
berpor, bob erfabrene @er5te in Ser
legenbeit bradte, Sd be5ablte Ell
nem 2ungen-s in 5po-
fame $10-$15 fir ieoen geind,
ood fonnte er ridt beIfen. 9olll
ging i'd nod Californian, aber ODne
grfolg. 3ulebt braudte i6 Or.
Sings Seem 9iscoberp, mel6es 'nirfl
boaltanoie furierte l1no BIN id iest
10 geiunb, fpie Sic" gs lit boraug-
lid fir 2ungenleioen, Bronchitis,
Suiten, grfaltungen, Mitbnia,
Group uno 4eubbuiten. so Cts. nno
$1.00. Brobeflaibe fret. @arant;crt
BON alien Druggiiten.
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Gin bamfbarer aunoe.

Sd lit 4 Sabre lang nit gc5elia
an ben gnoen bon a6t meiner sin
ger. Sd fit 10 lange baran, oaB
meine Singer 1i6 friimnlten uno if)
SIT 3eiten gar nihts tim fonnte. SD
braudte Iaes, mobon ib borte, elm
idlieBlid mebrerer biel of1ge5eigtell
5alben, pofur iD piele Dollar aus
5ablte, obne ooB es mir gut tat.
S6lieBli6 iab ib in elmer einbeimi=
I6en 3eitung 9unt's Cure ange5tigt
uno bral6te MN eiaen Sell elmer
Sdahtel, melde mir so Gents fp-
itete unb es beilte Mid. Sum fam
ib naihen uno irgeno etmos tim,
mas id friiber nidt permo6te, oblie
Bob meille Singer bluteten bramften
uno mid ltarf lbmer5ten. Saate
es je pieOerfebren, meiB id, mas id
gu tun babe. SD miinfhte ieoer
Sreuno uno 5remoer, Der an etmas
dbnlihem leibet, b1tte meme Singer
geieben, ebe ib Dies gebraudte ilno
iebe iie ieet. gs lit Sic bette 5albs
Der @elt. Die so Gents Sdadtel
mar mir bunoert Collars inert. 5ie
peroienen olen 8onf Der Sbnen ge=
eeben neroen fam, fir iene humber.
bare Salbe, Sunt's Cure.
Mrs. S. S. 8Ialof,
Mailes, geras, 2. Suli '04.
@n Die 81. s.. Tihoros @eo. 9n.,
Sberman Teras.
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reftem 8ioeritreben bot iie Die
9eri6te iiberianot ia, iie bat Sic
nod ausbriidlid ou%sbeoungen, ooB
Die Namen Ser ein3elnen 8eri6ter=
%ltatter ni6t befannt gemn6t Mir
ben. 9ie Serren Ilori6 uno Ge=
pelp baben au6 ni6ts mebr 5lt ia
gen gebobt, als oie 8riefe porge=
legt mltroen.
Sn Seem Sort finoet sur 3eit
Dos grobe S%aneerfeit oes Noro=
oitli6en Sangerbltnoes, zines Ser
fiinitleriid p%ornebmlten uno 5u=
gleif oel1tlbelten Sangerfeite, Die
i'm 2anoe obgebalten meroen, ltots
uno IN Cincinnati Oas groBe omerl=
funiide Surnfeit. 2ebteres 1T
bellte alleroings iebr amerifaniliert,
aber Der oeuti6e l1riprnng lit ood
nod immer erfernbar. lno alt
Sonntag bat man IN Cincinnati Ell
men Deutiden Sag g%efeiert, Der
lebr biibid berlaufen iein lou.
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Hcbtung S~tsuefzabIer!

Sn ltebereinitimmung nit Der Or
oinan5 Der Staot San Mntonio miro
hermit ieoer 8erion Sirma, Seil-
boberidaft ODER Corporation, Die on
eriten Gage oes SUM 1909 ~innerbalb
Der @ren5en Der Stabt San @nton;o,
Seras, gigentum beiaB ooer ton-
trollierte, baS Ser 9elteuerung unter-
morfen mar, befannt gegeben, Dob
Der Staot-@ifeiior iest nit Ieincn
giidern bereit i'll, gigentnm fir
gelteuerung ouf5unebmen. @Qe obea
%9enannten 9e8eidneten peroen oes-
balb eriuft, ben 8ert ibres gigeu-
tnn1s 5lpeds 8eiteuerung in genalnl-
terStaot on ooer Dor Dem eriten ga.
ge i'm September 81. 9. 1909 al
5ugeben.
SrDan G~allasban,
atteltiert: Mapor,
5reo. Sries, 9toot-Glerf.
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in ben @arten Dor Sen StGoteu
ltott Ser I%pfelbaltme Srangen ibre
g%oloenen 5riidte lelldten l~aiienL
lpent1 itott @eioen uno 8uden 8al=
men uno gltfolpptus uno Die itohe=
lige Iraufarie binter ben 8al1erl1=
balliern emporro9eu, 9orf ullo
Staot iino I'M 9enferL Geoen urib
Sonoeln oeuti6 geblieben. Sic iino
gum groBen Softor in Dem @rltar=
fen 9roiiliens uro Der Sebltng Der
&ulttr oes 2onoes %gelporoen. 9o5
bat 9ffonio Sienna erfonnt gebo5t.
9ober tit er eth Sreuno Der 0eu1-
i6en getpeiert melde IN ibm cine
groBe Stiibe perloren baben.
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Sine oanf6are syram.

nidt langer lporten", idreibt Srat
9enrietta SeuI6er aug Sipton, Sllo.,
linn meirten 9anf al1s5uiprede1
fir Sen 4lperlfrduter, pel6er Mid
bon einer i6redli6en &ronfbeit &C.
BELT bat. Gs iino iebt fiinf5ebn Sob-
re FER, ols i6 franf nuroe. &ci1
Ir3t ldien nirflib GIT niiien, mas
mir feblte. Sd bate Mnfane, in
oenen &alte mid ourdihouerte :nlo
Damn fam oie Sieberbite iiber miol.
Meine @lieoer idmer5ten uno id
fiiblte mild 10 i6na9l oaB i9 ieoes-
nal cine gan8e ISOLDE bas gett iii
ten muBte. Sd foniultierte flint pcr-
ldieoene @er8te, aber feiner fonnte
mir belfen. Sd babe, tpie gei1gt,
ungefdbr fiinf5ebn Sabre on oie1er
&ranfbeit gelitten, ebe Ser 4(pcn=
frauter mid furierte. Sebt bolteu
mir Ben Mlpenfr6llter INNER i'm
.Sauie uno gebrm16en feline 0oftu-
rem"
Souienoe oanfbarer Wdnner ul1b
6ralten baben iiber ste merfmiiroige,
@eiunobeit bringenbe Mo6t onll
Sorni's @lpenfrauter, Dem olten,
5eitbemabrten @altter-Seilmittel,
3eugniB abgeleet. Ct lit feline @pn.
tbefer=Meoi5in gr miro bon 5pe-
5ial-Mgenten %geliefert. Mon ihreiba
an Or. Setter 6abr11ep & Cons Cont
ponD, 112 - 11S 90. Sopne Ibe.,
@bieaao, So.
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Seniotion fat in Berlin 5

Seniotion bat in Berlin oos
gefonltDeroen Der 9atiobe berpor-
gernfen, oaB &ednunesrot @oB,Gb.
ren=&en6a1t Der oortigen Na5oretb-
8emeinoe, &ir6engeloer M Der @oDe
BON pier8ebntauieno Warf unteri6la-
gen bat uno gefliidtet 1T. Aa6 benz
gerihnunoeren miro BON ben ge60r-
BEN eifri9 ~eefabnoet, ober bis iett I'll
nod feline Spur gefunoen moroen.
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Mnfrmf.

Soiepb 0obIer, aus gnsbod, 4tnt
slidorn, gooer, 5ulest pobnbaft in
8ismer, Cunning County, Nebrasto,
ooer oelien grben, iperben biermit
eriudt iih 5pefs GrIeoigung elmer
@rbldoftS- 4neelegenbei OH g. 9.
9fidoro & 60, 81 9roabmap. ytelo
0orf Gitp %. 9. at tpenoen.
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Der STAT c,,,cr Dame in s,Otre Same

an ale bieienieen, Die an G6eumattsz
mus, Oh nun Nelisfel& ODER @elenfr6cus
matismlts, an 9iifti6mer5en. 9egens
9idenipeb, Sdmer5en IN Der
N~ierenaeeeno ODER 0erbeni6mer5en lei@
ben, eebt babin. an iie I'M elm 9altsntit<
ter 8u idreiben, tpeldes ~pieoerbolt
idr1ntlid)e biefer @ebre6en 9ebeilt hat.
Sic fibIt es als lire Yfli6t, baiieIbc
an ale foitenfrei gu ibiden. sic ton.
men 8u 5auie cine 9eilung berbetfibe
ren, mas sailienbe be3ensen fonnen; elm
@limatpediel lit nidt erforberlid, 9iez
leg entoedte einfade Mittel i6eibet
.9nruidure alls Dem 8lite, madbt bie
lfeifen @elenfe geibmeioig. reiuiet bas
@Gut uno fart 6ie Gebfroft; benz gan.
5en &orperibltem tpiro @leftri8itdt unb
Spnnmtng berlieben. @enn Sbiges Sic
intereiiert, 10 abreGieren Sic behuf5
grlanalns bon 8etpeiien Srml sc. 9llms
mers. 8or 81. Nptre Game, Sno. 6Gretz
ben Sic in bieisr 9prade.
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Wir luieberhulen.

ooB Sunt's Cure ben 2eioer6en ieit
iiber fiinf8ebn Sabre 9ienlte geGeiitet
bot. Sbre Miiiion i'll, Sautfronfbei.
ten 81 beilen, beionoers ioIde init
iudenben S6nler5cn. Sbr @rfoIg
riibrt nif)t BON Ser Geflame Der, lon-
bern, neil fie oie @rbeit eriinoIi6
beiorgt. Cine Sdodtel boG BELT go-
rantiert irgen6 einen Gan.
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Ser Grntphpri6ht apa |

Ser grnte6eribt oes nngari-
iden slferbou=M bered,-
net auf @runo Ser Big gum Is. sunni
borliegenoen Weloultgen ben oies-
iabrigen grtrog ser @ei5enernte III
l1ngarn auf 33,430,0O0 Gentr1erqe-
midt, 41,420,000 Gentnereemidt i'm
leBten Sabre.
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Der befannte 9i6ter Soaqai1
Differ beobfidtigt, nie aus San
Sole, Gal. gemeloet miro, in oer pa
be ieines Seims cine Yoeten-aolonie
uno 0idteridule 5u erri6ten. 8as
fam fiirhterlid perben.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
IMPORTED CANARY SEED
Sold at Ben Hart's. The. best

Lawn Mowers Sharpened.
Lawn mowers oharpened. 1nd repair
ed Called for and delivered. Phone
974L No. Z Thirteenth street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
rs ENTRIES ON BIG RACE
CARD For The JUNE MEET
Fastest Horses From Middle States to West Coast VIII Start
IN Events June |, ? and Fifteen After Money
in rs Pace Stake Event.

With seventy-six horses entered to
start at the spring race meeting. June
1, 2 and 3. In this city, enthusiasts are
promised the finest line or sport that
could be desired The entries which
closed last week, which are presented
below show that there will be some
competition for the purse money.
Many OF the horses that will start
are well known, having raced in Far
go for couple OF see sons, with such
marks that the free for-afl Is the only
event in which they can start.
The following is a complete list OF
the entries with the owners following:
2:f2 Paee--2:o7 Trot.
Judge Dillon-Frank Childs, spo-
kane.
Daybreak-J. F. Mcguire, Denver.
Lucy P.-B. o. Eourke, Hibbing,
Mimi.
DR.. Munn-T. B. Torgenson. Addi-
son, N. ID.
Bessie Ross-I seery. st. croix
Falls, wis.
Daniel webster-w H. Doyle.
Fargo.
Robert P.-w. H. Furlong. Colgate.
N. d.
2:25 Pace-stake.
Lottle Joe-W. H. Doyle, Fargo.
Ona Dona, Rungquist Z Elliott, Du-
luth.
Lady Linton-Geo. c. Loomis, Min
neapolis.
Happy Hooligan-Geo. c. Loomis,
Bosco-F'red Britton, Anselmo, Neb.
Albert Derida-H. Y. Dollenmayer,
Hannaford Cal.
Herman B.-W. q. Engle, James
town.
Fred s.-w. G. Engel. jamestown.
Billy .Iswich-W. G. Engle, James
town.
Fargo Boy--A. Quist, Fargo.
George the Conqueror-J. J. Bonly,
S. D.
U. c. T.-B. o. Rourke, Hibbing,
MINI.
Queen Alice-B. o. Rourke, Hibbing,
MINI.
Ranyer-B. o. Rourke, Hibbing,
MINI.
Bessie OBJ. o. Rourke. Hibbing,
Mimi.
2:1S Trot.
Alice Woodford-Pat Buckler, st.
Paul.
Red Van--W. r. Jenney, Fargo.
Van Norte--Frank Chi1ds, Spokane.
2:15 Pace Stake. IA
Tessie Purcell. A. Flack. Page,
N. D.
Geo. H. Ray-Geo. c. Loomis. Min
neapolis.
Lady weaver-Fred Britton, Ansel-
mo, Neb.
Diaball-W. GriswoIl Hannaford,
Cal.
Boobies Brother-Thos. Brady. St.
Paul.
a@ 2:35 Pace.
Johnny win--Allen Bros, Kimball,
5. d.
Bonnie Dare-W. II. Furlong, Col
gate, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
CRIPPLES AS ROBBERS
John Dell Claims to Have Been Held
Up by Couple of Men on
Cruches.

"A man giving his name as James
Reddy, who is able to navigate with
the assistance of a crutch, was arrest
ed Saturday night by Officer Pat Grant
on the charge of highway robbery. Ac-
carding to the story of John Dell
Reddy, with the assistance of another
cripply who used crutches, relieved
Dell of a. gold watch.
The victim OF the affair states that
Reddy snatched the watch from his
pocket, breaking the chain, and then
handed it to the second man. Before
an officer could be informed of the
affair the man with the goods had
made his disappearance. An effort
will be made to secure warrant for
Reddy's arrest, although the Judge is
of the opinion that the story Of two
cripples holding up an able bodied
man sounds rather thin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24

Fred s.-w. G. Engle, Jamestown
N. d.
Lady Linton-Geo. {. Loonis, Min.
neapolis.
Bessie Oh. o. Rourke. Hibbing
MINI.
U. c. T.-B. 0. Rourke. Hibbing
MINI.
Nellie Manggle- G. s Mcguire. Den
yer.
Cora B-G. S. Mcclure, Denver.
A. ]. McKinneyA J.s Clark
Quimby, la.
Donald H.-Geo. c. Loomis, Mime
apolis.
2:30 Tro4.
L. L. B.-w. Fl. Robbins, st. Paul
Lee crawford-G. F. Mcguire, Den
YER
Mary Glide-S. jacobson, st. Paul
Akron L.--W G. Engle, Jamestown
Holealo--S. M. Wills, wibaux. Mont
Gov. Wilson-Harry Helms, Glen
dive, Mont.
Funny Crank-Geo. w. Mayors.
Galconda, Ill.
Free-for- aII--Trot or Pace.
Tommy Grotten-G. f. Mcclure,
Denver.
Daniel webster-w. H. Doyle,
Fargo.
Real Foot-A. A. Mayors, Galconda,
Ill.
Milo-W. A. Engle, jamestown, N. ID.
Dick Allen-E. A. Sage, Rapid City.
Robert P.-W. H. Furlong. Colgate,
N. D.
Sherlock Holmes-Frank childs,
Spokane.
2:1s Pace-2.13 Trot.
Albert Direda-S. Y. Dollenmayer,
Hannaford, Cal.
Idelia CIV. r. Smith, Fargo.
General Simons & Nei-
mega, Jamestown N. d.
Miss Hartford-Rundquist & Elliott,
Duluth.
DR.. Munn-T r. ferguson, Addison,
N. D.
Kidd Rogers. T. Flack. Page,
N. d.
willet sheldon-J. Blackman, st.
Paul.
Lady Linton-Geo. c. Loomis, Min
neapolis.
Happy Hooligan--Geo. C. Loomis,
Minneapolis.
Bosco-Fred Brittor, Anselmo, Neb.
Lady Weaver-Fred Britton, Ansel-
mo, Neb.
Dick Lockheart-Mason Knapp,
Cooperstown, N. D.
2:22 Trot-Stake.
Lee Crawford-G. F. Mcguire, Dem
yer. Col.
Hybrid. F. Collins, Page, N. d.
Fosteena-Mason Knapp, Coopers-
town, n. D.
Bayheart, jr.-P. R. olson, Agt,
Fargo.
Aquilan-D. N. stickney, Larimaa,
wy.
Bob Phallor-A. ]. Clark, ouimby,
Ia.
L. L. B.-W. Robbins, ST. Paul.
Van Norte Frank Childs, Spokane,
Wash.
White wings-Ed Pyle, Lincoln.
May Blossom-Ed Pyle, Lincoln.