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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

Gen ami e g r M G.
| tie + g anr6 / M Ii s.
Der rdtaurereoes UNDER 2un6suo-
1ttlltngen, ejes al Marbus Ml1i pl,n1,
Der pill 1gge at bepare Sen og poa
119rrnere 8etingelier operorage oe,1
til Ell &omite / Marblls, jom nteo
9e1rblif paa 8epnrelj e11 MI iggcr at
jamie 10000 @roner.
9 ren0t@ utter. SITTER
futteren "Sitania" al Gsbierg far
t%nobrogt til Marb11s 8eletningen, 4
Mono, fra en- anoen Gsbjergfutter
Emanuel, Der bar brenot / Geire=
bugten. Sssloen opito6 be6 @%fsplolion
at en- Yetroleumslampe / Motor-
rnmmet og breote. Zig iaa burtig, at
Manoitabet ltrafs maotte goa fra
Boroe / Sufferers @otoriolle> bpori
De noaeoe "Sitmia", joni Lao Ell
MilS Sci borte. emanuel, ser
eieoes og fbrtes at Giifeitipper &ans
Muft bor 33 Sons oragtig og as=
1ureret for 1900 &roner.
9 ann a RI 8 el6ite
sc on6 be6. Sen elojte Mano'
9anmarf, Niels Mielien / Glib
bierg peo &orbosie, @eit for @eile,
er afguaet be6 G9ben, ca. 1862
Mor gammel.
Set er, itrtper n@oloing Golte-
bloo", life nogen omt11mlet 9ilpe=
rel1e, Ser fer finder fin Mfilutning.
Sen gamle 0l6ing bar life Jet ret
meget al 8er6en. 90 fan enonu bar
Ii fin Mano6omsol6er> banote oct
mes Mars Mellemrrm, at ban
ipenote @tuoene for og age6e til
@forfeo / @eile eller &ol6ing> mel,
l9ngere noaeoe ban al6rig. San
baboe life let ct CLINT al bem Ser
J Sen, ser ligger u6enfor en- Omfre6s
> al 8 Mil fra bans Stem. San bob=
De alorig fiert / Gog, bab6e emo lite
I Jet ct 2ofomotip, ifient ban fun boe-
: De ct @or Mil fra @an6el> bbor @ri-
batbonen bar Gn6etation. @ejlet
I bopoe fan beller life, og &apet bab-
! Sc ban al6rig let.
Sans Scott bar altio tarpelig og
{ c1$artct: @re6, 8re6 og @urtofler,
en- iieloen Gong @ieo. Mltiaa fulb-
fommen efter @in6be6es @ogebog.
minolt Ell ont 9oge11, - og set
I gior0e bon til Set lioite. 2ege bao=
Men ban bar life ifpet en- @nops
: ban bop6e / mango Mar 6ruffet
J. Sc Fan alorig bapt> og Meoicin bor
9 bon alorig brl,gt. @an ltoo regeI-
mGslig op 81. ~ ON Morgenen,
JOB 2 Sirner til Miooag pg gift
Se1g 81. 6 efter at bope gooet Ell
| lille Sur.
I Stillinge1 ion 2al1oets OTHERS
fprn1ono goor III oper til 5ronorbin=
| gc1l sen gomle @pibooosmon0 He.
ter len / @aregaoe / &jg6enbapl1, ser
nplig fpl0te 105 Mor, omgtbet al en-
tolrig Sfore 8pr1r, 8er1ebgrn, @er=
l. nebprnsbprn .. i. b. San CT raj It og
rprig og pil bore iltonb til cit len.
L gere Marreffe at befl9be Ml6crs.
{ prriioentens bGocrpprbige &oit.
OBS s. &altor Seiper.
len, 8ran0um og @piobjerg Menig,
be0er peo Sfipe, CT op0, rant al et
= @lagtilfeloe. @on bar 40 g(or 81.
- SIP. &aptein / ben 6anife Seer
i 6. 81. 2un0ing, iom 6eltog / @rieen
mellem 9onmarf .og Spiflono 1864,
ct ofgooet peo Dp6en poo lit @oos
l1lfstorp / Ell Ml6er al ca. 80 Mar.
= @n al @ibegnens melt fien6te
: @eno, @aor0ejer g. g. &ousgoare
+ al NeOer 9ennernp, CT og0, 70 Nar
J, gannmel. Sen Mfop0e bar Meolem
af @tbebanens 8eitprelie, 6orligs-
fomisier og n%1angeoarige 6orn1ano
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
0erue.


ct II GbpanIigt huff
Stpffe 81 b, iom pejer IS
&n1rt, er fnn6et be6 9iterfgens @p|l
at Sitter 9ors Setter @cterien, &inlm
paa @gen.
9pjernp 8irte luffet.
Nrop|t Sfien for cfter Ell &enpe,,-
oelle ira iomtliae iteurlreberettiee0e
MGr1o % &pinocr / s pierl,p 8p 81
pet 0rSre til, sot Sgierlp Strife ifnl
ll'ttes paa @run6 at Tarerr for en-
9teoitprtning al stebns Stint. CUBS
tlenelten er benbiit til Sfolen % 6e
@anolinger til gtorebeoinge
&irfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
Stands Deres Hoste!

Hvorfor blive we'd med at harke OF
spytte naar nogle faa Dosis at "Warner's
White Wine Of Tar" vii briage hurtig Lin
dring. hele den6mme Hinde or forebyrrrte.
Lungebetsendelse. Der Andes intet bedre
for Kighoste hos B6rn. Faces i allie APO.
thicker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

- w ~ >N~s~'SN'S " AOOO WV
trel1t 912 Mil. @ipcjenes 2ong9e
par pes lay,me Iiospunft omtrciitr
1900 M1il.
n epcotcrs" nj alle fer=
ito Gang itroffcoe TorbrDoere / 9an=
lllarf tp!ll1cr Mnil1po cn Sreoicbc
al Munoenc og goot CT 6enteoel q
&%pinoerne fpr cller ienere igen ::
&cnflitt n1eo Stroffelopen.
Snore =M 5 o II. &e0 e.
@c1tprcliesmpoe 5. 8. 6ebruar {
,,airtelig Toreniua for Sn6re=@is-
lion / &%jpbenboun" me0oelte 8iifop
Miaoie,1, at ban paa @run1o af Sper.
togelien al 8iipeembeoet iao Jig neo=
ia3et til at trnoe ,o al Snore-Yeis.
iions 8eitprelie. S 0e1 MnleSning
polgte @eitprellen 8iitoppen til
9greSmeolem at 8eltprelien.
Suffero + B r 9 e /
9unmort or / SC liolte Nortier
iteaet nuget b%etpoeligt; / Aarenc
1SS9-91 par luulc0es oct oorltge
0orbrug pr. Suoipio 3G u.s., / 1892
81 - 30, / 1867 40 86.,
Ii 1s9S-190O 81 49,, / 1901
O3 50 U.s., / 19O4-06 ga Yo. og !;
19O7-0s 71H Us. S 9sbet al Sc
iioite 20 Nar CT 5uffcrforbruget pr
S&11oipio oItioa .blepet forooblet.
@unf 9oron e II. Seo
Snlurao0 mcllem 6inansminijteren
% @anftouiteen CT ser bleper1 Hut
tet CT Spercnsfomlt. Ser banner
@%rlm0laget for ct 2opforllag, JONI
. GGSinansmiriteren oil iremlGtte mea
set ierlte.
Sfslge SperenSfom ten oil Sta-
tens Sob blipc i%nolfrrnfet til bsjii
Mill. &r. Statcn 6eltager rneo
@alpoclen / llnoerltu0et in0til II
Mill. &r., % oereftcr 0eltagcr Stu
ten meo CT Srcbjeoel, 8onfernc mes
IL 5re0jeoele al Set 1tooper 12 Mill.
ST. goaenoe %ltn0erif1,0, 0og ianlc:
6es at statc,rs Sob life fan ppcr=
itige Sc Z @iII. @r.
commences an 5 c
8 Tlo 6elpb Jig Sen Bite MortS
1903 til 275 Mill. &r., me0ens
@julocn sloret iprl,b l1ogioroe 22l
Mill. SIR. s 2ebct al Moret er
j@jelOcn altioo pofiet neo 81 Mill.
SIR. Torpaelicn foloer inrlie pa:
&iphenlupus @pnull1c, hpis @ipt>
Sen Bite Quarts 1908 uo1jproe ON,
trent 1876 Mill. @r. moo lis Mill.
&r. Nuret forl,o.
S Spbct al 'Tprooret pcntes al
bolot Ell Sommenfomlt i &jp6er.
boru til 6renuu1e al ct fon1n1rr1ol1
Somarbejot for hcle ooroct. Me.
Set bill blipe ofbolot mellcn1 Mcpru-
%iel1tanter for @proao, Sognerooo %
&omul1al6eltprellen / @jpbenbonu.
og man oil 6rofte Spbrgsmool on
Be ftnanctelle 8proer, iom State,
nobnlig gienuem Sc npe 8ernelope
bar lagt paa &pmunerl1e.
g IT.
gen %. @pn6et 5 e 1t 5
g poref fast G. Otter Sorlp=
oenoe bar Smerefsport foreni1gens
notwithstanding pe0taget at fore
llaa Mel(embGren6et mes 8on6e=
%ltanOe11s 5porefoSie ofpiflet poo oe,,
Moaoe, at gfsportforeningen til
Sparefasie ems notwithstanding be.
to1er $4,000 ST., moo at 5pare,
fosle1 laa opgiber etDbert &rop paa
Gfsportforeningen.
Spurefasicns 2ifniootionsl,0pole
bar I 6enbolo til @jcnrcjsnin0slo-
bet ttlbu6t Smprefsportforel,inqel
at afg6re etbpert Mellennpurcl1o;
moo 8etaling al 1 M9iI. Sir. Sn1pr-
efsportforeningen bor oltlao bellnttc1
fun at ttlbD0c goot @olnoelen al Sci
Ii 2obe11 nepnte @elpb, men oett;
Stlbu6 ct 6og, efter 6orlpotnoc, cts.
nu lite tilitillet Sparefosiens 9ifpi
6atorer.
@isbeubabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

le ber> pilleoe ri Sem l,o og talte L.
TO. Sc blep ligeenoe oslige paa
Sneen, bpor ri lag0e Dem. Men ga
ri ct 3ieblif efter ltuloe le til Dem,
bar bele Sloffen foripunoen, muliq-
pts for at iege ct anoet SftuIeteo.
Spis 90 fife 8interopoen inobenter
De imaa, frpienoe sfabninger fgrlt.
S9llanb.
Sen@pt t. Sra &ooerup peo
Solitebro me0oeles> at &alp6elen al
Sabreaplen paa 6aarbefgaaro ems
MI itaor poa @arfen og fun biem=
bjergeS efter Sorbrug. 0gioo @aol-
rabicrne, omtrent 3 Spnoer 2ano,
ltoor enonu / Soroen, ser er tiloef-
fet al ct tpft og boar6t Gag Sne.
6 0re6 G 5 e s 5.
Cen %36zoarige Goaroeier Gbr.
SfipG=Mn6erien / &erbp peo &an=
oers itprteoc forleoen fra &elofet
neo paa ct @ementgulp og blep ioa
baarot tpaitet> at fan bgbe, inoen
2Ggen TOM til Ste6e. Gen for1,lpf
feoe cfterlaoer Jig Gnfe oe Ct Barn.
Mfbug9et bsire &oonb.
SobonneS &anien, en- ganuneI Mfono.
Soltngbo, Ger Dor in6Iogt poc
Malse 6attiggaar0 pe6 @renoa, ia.
t ct Mnfalo at Suneiinb ofbugect fl,
beire @aano. Sen l1lpffelige bopot
bugget tire eller fire @onge, in6e,
ban fit &aau6en itiIt fra Mrmen, o(
Soaret ioo frpeteligt uo. San brae
tee til Mmtsipgebuiet / @renao, bpoi
man mener ser er .Sore for bm;
Sit.
Sioerne % @riepri
erne ififte. Sra Malbor!
fortGlles: S 6isie Gage, 81 5 Tiger
@riie foiter 18 a 20 ar.> fomme
mon til at te11fe paa &riierne for e.
Snes Mor ii6en, ga set bleb fortal1
at Golf, noar oe f1,n6e le 6eres Sci
ligbeo BERTH, itof 1 eIler 2 @rile
t Sioeman6ens 8osie> noor Sc bar ii
: 5orbS meo @riie, for inoret me
tom &oSle og lettet @ierte at fun,
fornlne bort fra Sorbet!
: Tpr pnnb &eng
Z brep. Yolitiet / Nibe far uolen(
cit Me0oelelie ON, at Ser fra gfi(
5 Nol tpGl e11 er foripltn0et ct Yel1g'
; 6rep, iom bor inoleperet fra Sri
: ip0if 2an0manosbanf" I &ibe 9
: bar aOresi eret til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3 / &ip6enbopn. @repet inoeboI6t c
tpif t,00O=Marfieooel, 80 @unorei
marfiebler, 6 Stfr. 5OO=&roneieole
og 20 Gtfr. 100=&roneieoler, / a
ca. $3.50 &rpner, muligt mer
Mon l1el1er at bore poo Spors cite
I Torpperne al SDperiet.
: 6 ing s 0 M III I g u
: perbonoe far / 11oge1 Sio fl
t leret / @pgbolm Sfop peo @orien;
/ 6orleoen Scat operfalot 5 111ge Mel
I 11elfer Ell Mot6 fra. Smegnerr, llrb1
bam ms / cit 2o6e, bpor Sc ilog bol
: balbt for0erpet og plplroreoe bul
e for Hengc og %nr0igienltonb
: Zen o%pcrfalone fonotes 0oger1 cft(
3 I meget me0toget Silitono. 6or['
Sen o1tbol0t @olitiet ct Me6lem
@onoen> EN- fra 6orbeoringsbui,
e nplig lgsla0t ung Man6, og ma
baaber mart at fao Singre / Sc pt
rtge Me6lemmer.
81 Gas It n II g. st e
Ste 9Ggtepar / Chambers, Hortifulie
Scnlen og @uitru pao &elter6rl
: blep forleoen Mften al oeres @pige,
, i'm fl1n0ne / oeres Sopeperelie 81
pioitlsie al @asforgiftning. @osie
itrgnmre6e ro fra Ell Glonge / 5p
, ieit11ens 2piefrone og trenete oerfr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

le ber> ptlleoe ri Sem ,,o os talte t.
10. Ge blep liggen0e oslige paa
Sneer, bpor hi lag0e Dem. Men ga
ri ct 3ieblif efter itul6e ie til Dem,
par belle 5loffen foriDun6en, mulig=
ots for at ipge ct anoet Sfiulelteo.
9nis oa life 8inter6poen inobenter
De imaa, frpienoe @fabninger fgrit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
S9llanb.

Gen . t.. Sra &aoerup pes
Solltebro me0oeles, at @alp6ele,1 al
9apreaplen paa Saarbefgaaro eno-
MI ltaor paa Marfen og fun biem=
blerges efter Sorbrug. 0giaa &aol,
rabtcrne, omtrent 3 Spnoer 2ono,
ltoar eaont / Sor6en, ser er ttl0ef-
fet al ct tDft og boar6t 2ag Sne.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

General business conditions in the
city and through the Territory are ex-
cellent, yet the week has been quite
featureless and in many respects may
be classed as dull
Anything like n furry in sugar
stocks Is out of the question. There Is
steady buying and a general feeling
of confidence but nearly If not quite
all the buying at the present time is
for investment.
Real estate is moving steadily.
Prices are strengthening and the de-
mand for homes for rental continues.
New buildings are going up continu-
ally In the line of large construction
work the excavations for the new
block on the corner of Hotel and Fort
streets is well under way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
Home Coming.

Home Coming.
Every IIonOlulu-bound steamer Is
bringing hundreds of home people
who have been abroad for vacations,
and the Promotion Commitlc prom
Uses that the winter season will I've
the liyeliest in tho tourist trade that
Honolulu has ever known,
One winter excursion Is assured. J,
S. MCCandless Cabled carly In The
week stating that the arrangements
bad been closed FOR the charter of the
steamship Wilhelminl for the Febru-
AIRY trip to bring party of at least
one hundred and lifty Shrincrs to thr
islands and return for round tr!I
This party will be here for the Floral
Parade and also participate in Ger
emonial session of tho local ShrinrI
Temple, portion of that ceremony T.
be held in. the crater OF Eilauea. In
.perial Poteutato Hines will head th'
visitors, and this of itself assured 1
very wide advertising OF the pilgrim
loge. and will put new life into plan
for other excursions by special an,
regular steamers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10


The stock market has been free
from any feature that attracted spec
al attention. Undoubtedly the event
of the week having the greatest inhu-
ence on the stock Of plantations on
this island is the soaking rain that
came in from the south Friday after
noon and comes the nearest 10 being
\ real rain that this side of the ISLAND
of Oahu has had in very many months.
All the plantations on this side of the
island need Il refreshing rain to sup
plemcnt the regular irrigation water
supply. The latest rain viii so far to-
ward supplying this JnS ic,t want.
Prices nave ranged very nm Con
siderable trading has been done in
Oahu at 20 and 1925. Eva holds firm
at 33,l2j. Hawaiian Commercial has
dropped to 40, with 1915 bid. Waia-
lua IL failly firm at 1895, Consid-
cradle wl'2r development work is go-
ms on at Waialua aud ii the land
through which the new ditch Is helng
run proves easy cutting the new lands
Hill be under cultivation IN timo for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

per our present enterprises. Furthtr
than this Is the matter Of the election
of the Delegate to Congress. Few
things could be more disastrous than
the election TO Congress from Hawai-
of n Democratic Delegate. This would
be accepted throughout the malnlapd
as an expression OF favor for a lower
protective tarin on our principal pro-
ducts II there IL one thing that
would put Hawaii out of business II A.
lower protective tariff
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

havo b,J nracticallv none of this
,his yoar The season has been con-
.,,,tIy hr,kon and worry heavy rains
ra,., RIM, rho root shows an
onoruors bc,d or LEAKAGE at present,
and yhctber va will get the proper
dry cr,rl :, couga those leaves TO- die
do,,, and cp,blo tbo root to grow. re-
p,,irs T., n, scc, Austria. we think.
viii give n good crop. hut we know
no,binp worry certain about this.
-. -, 30. 100, r,s,
~ ana.nan. h,s,n,,s
'','i t., ,La, aanntry IN
, ~ Dveu 80 ~. sti,non, drr,n,
n r,u'v','D =, 80, no., and In Lawn
o..o ,hIa,na,, dnr,nr Arsrs,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

-Meekly nuIIetIa 81. per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

The Federal Reporter Tor Aug. 20
says:
Raw Sugar.
There has been no change in the
situation since our last report Quite
a line of sugar, fer August-Scptember
shipment, has been offered. on the
basis Of sac cost and freight the
equivalent of i.4Sc duty paid New
York, and it is generally understood
that renncrs would pay this price for
October shipment to New York, or
for earlier shipment tn tn" Outpurts.
but so far no business has TRANSFERRED
at this figure, for shipment to New
York. One lot of 10000 bags sold on
the 9th, for September shipment, to
the W. j. McCahan Sugar Refining
Company. on this basis, and some
business was also done, for shipment
10 New Orleans, but the quantity
sold Is not made public There have
been some small lots of Cubas, for
August shipment to New York, main
~ constituting balances of ca1'gocs.
etc, sold mt 2 &c cost and freiglH for
90 deg. test. the spot equivalent Of
I5c duty paid, with further buyt RS
at this price. The closing Is FIRM,
with the spot quotation on the basis
of i45c duty paid for 90 deg. Centri-
fugaIs, 3.05c duty paid for so deg
Muscovadoes, and SIC duty paid for
| 50 deg. Molasses Sugars. Tho worlds
visible supply is lC50,000 tons, as
compared with l.j5O,COO tons "A year
ago. Mcssrs. Willett & Gray estimate
the anoats to the United states total
1871 900 tons, against 220 " IONS last
year, with stocks In the VI ! States
and Cuba together Of A. ms, an
increase of 1923 tons pn last
year, with total stocks an. aflOats
showing visible supply of l,593,G59
tons, against 1,622.444 tons last year,
a decrease Of 2S7S7 tons.
Cuba.
There IL nothing new To report
Europe.
LIGHT wires us today that the wealth
or Is favorable for the growing crop
Yesterday Mcssrs. Willett q Gray had
a cable from him, stating that ut the
time for harvesting the crop will h,
about normal. There have been somt
fluctuations in quotations of current
and next month, which Is natural
due to the large premium demanded
for these months over new crOT
prices. AS far as new crop Is con
ccrncd, people arc awaiting develop
mcnts in regard To the growing bcets
a prominent European house write
their new York correspondent, unde
date OF August 18th. az follows
"The prospects for the growing
beet crop are, we think, none too good
The French crop will certainly be
poor one. we might even say ba'
one, the Belgian crop we think vii
be medium, Germany will be roun,
about the average, but we doubt Yer,
much II II will give us the bumper
crop we had hoped we should get
1--WE attribute this to the absenc
of the usual summer weather. W
1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
FIRST BABE is BORN
ON WESTERN PACIFIC
Passengers 0fTiciate at Impromptr
Christening on New Cross ouh
try Line.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. Ger
Passengers who journeyed from san
Francisco eastward over the Wet
crn Pacific were treated to pleas,
ant surprise when asked to oniclate
at an impromptu christening in the
chair car OF their train at sunrke
today.
The ceremony was In honor OF
Helen Gould Clarke. Che first bafs
born on the new transcontinental
route. The infant first saw lhs
light at Knobs station. 100 miles
west OF Salt Lake. on reachipg here
mother and child were taken to The
hospital. Physicians say both ore
doing nicely.
!, The father Is G. II. Clarke. Wet
ern Paciiia agent at Wendover, Utah
weekly BuIlstl n 81 per ,ycar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

News comes froni Porto Rico that
j. 4. Crawlcy, we'll known in Hawaii.
hns been engaged 10 establish and
conduct sugar experiment station
for The sugar planters Of Porto Rico
This shows that tao iuntcrs Of Porto
Rico are waking Ip, and intend TO
make tho most Of the experience
gained by Hawaii sugar men, in de-
veloping their business Thoui,h For.
to Rico rray increase The competition
in the sugar trade, It's increase in
sugar cann areas iii! strengthen the
forces ut work tn retain the protec-
ton for sugar, and reinforce the bar.
ricr raised against nee Cuban sug-
ars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

tie 1912 crop. Hawaiian Sugar has
sold at i2.CO IIonolSdr strengthened
,his week end small block changed
Lands at 1875. Olaa ard hcBrydc
remain about the same with a number
of blocks of Olaa selling at Gl25.
There is every indication that the
market Is soon to witness a notable
advance in Olaa bonds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
Refined Sugar.
Beet Expert.

John r. McCrossOn, the irrigation
nan and promoter OF prosperity ON
anal. returned thus week fror trip
tc the Coast lie brought with hin
Mt II. A. Paulson, Who is a beet SUE.
ar expert. aud will give his opinion ON
the future for boots on Lanai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets All druggists refund
the money II It fails 10 cure,
Z w Groves signature is ON
each box
lARls AlplNIhg ", W. Lys-, Y ;, A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

which spot quotations may then be
advanced.
Advances above 3isc Ic. & f. or
iIS5c landed are problcmatical. There
is likely to be available sugar to tide
over the period pending the arrival OF
new crop sugars, b., the question u.s.
will the owners part with their hold
ings in time to meet melting require
ments without demanding higher
priCCs?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10
Merchants Busy.

Mercantile trading Is reported good
all along tho line. II is the exception
to hear anyone complaining Of dull
times. The appearance Of the streets
and the number of people In the stores
at all times of the day furnish an ex-
cellent index Of the large amount Of
trading that is going on.
Merchants on Fort street have al
ready begun to shape up thGir pans
for the holiday season that will be one
of the most active and prosperous that
Honolulu has ever known. One thing
Is notable at the present time: seldom
does one hear business men yearning
for visit from a rect of warships to
build up trade. They are all so busy
that they do not have time to think of
getting help from the warship trade,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

Among the Fort street houses, Mr..
NJ. Brasch, manager Of Whitney &
Marsh, returned recently from trip
to Europe, where he made extensive
purchases for the holiday trade. He
will have many new spccinlties to Of
fer in the season,
Manager Curtis Of H. W. Jordan a
Co. has returned from a brief trip to
the Coast and Is now busy preparing
10 place at the disposal Of his Gus
toners line Of the latest dry goods
that he bought at n sacrifice price
and will offer Honolulu buyers at re-
markabe reductions AS Mr.. Curtis
has put II. times are hard on the
mainland and times are good in Ha-
wall. so It Is possible to pick up the
best at the very lowest figures.
A. Blom of upper Fort street has
gone to the Coast, and II Is certain
that he will return with larger stock
that will he put on the market in the
holiday season at very reasonable iig-
| ures.
Each year brings new evidence oi
tbes 1p-t -dateness aof our retail
| houses. This is manifest In ovcry line
of trade; in the shoe stores; in the
leaders of the haberdashery trade,
Silvas Toggcry and the Clarion; and
even the markets and the grocery
| stores arc constantly adding some
new feature that shows how the old
style system of doing business has
passed away.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-10

The Engineers Assoc iation will hold
its annual meeting inc latter part OF
the month. The occasion will include
a banquet at the Commercial Club.
Political conventions have been &C.
cupying great deal Of the time OF
business men this week. Hawai-, prob
ably has more momentous issues 10
present 10 the people this year than
ever before, Thai Is TO say, the iinal
verdict of tho people WI have = more
rar-relching effect on the continued
prosperity of the Islands. The immi-
grafton issue lia very important one.
If immigration is defeated It Is bound
to retard the development of new in
dustrles and ,pGrlaps seriously ham
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-01-12
The Tables Turned.

Wednesday, a couple appeared at the
county judges Office to be married, and
the news that Judge Rodes Shackelford
was to perform his first ceremony
spread like wild fire. In less than ten
minutes, his office was packed with his
friends eager to hear every eloquent
word used in tieing the knot. Judge
Shackelford has the happy faculty of
getting back at those who attempt
fun at his expense, and this occasion
was no exception to his rule. He or
dered the prospective bride and groom
to stand before him, and began. He
commenced at Adam and Eve and traced
the history of marriage on down to date,
in fact was so elaborate and lengthy that
many of his audience tried to escape,
but could not get away. On he talked,
advised and counseled, with no seeming
intention of ending, but there was no
means of escape for the tired standing
spectators. The latter heaved many
signs of different size when ne pro-
nounced the couple man and wife, but
no stopping yet for Rodes he asked all
to reverently bow while he invoked a
blessing upon the couple. If the Lord
gives that couple one-tenth of the things
Rodes asked for, life for them will be
one sweet song. The prayer, like the
previous portion of the ceremony, lasted
at least half an hour, and when the final
amen" was reached, those of the
crowd who had not tainted from ex-
haustion made wild rush for the door,
each and every one determined never
again to witness one of Rodes' cere-
monies or to play any more pranks on
| him