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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
WOmans Home Companion For
August

The August issue of the Woman's 8
Home Companion is called 1.-THE
Good Time Number, and 1t lives
up to that title in every particular,
giving iAeas for summer enjoyment
of every SOFT. The fiction is OF the
light, happy variety with, in most
instances, the atmosphere of vacation
days chaImingly depicted. "Mlle.
Mystic" midsummer comedy by
Anna Steese Richardson, will doubt
less be acted in many gardens during
the summer, and a remarkably time
Iy article OH the Outdoor Play, by
Walter Prichard Eaton, will help In
a large measure TO make "al fIesco"
theatricals the popular thing during
the summer.
The prize winning answers to the
Which Girl Would You Love"
contest appear In this months issue,
and among the attractive and prac-
tical articles are 'How to Build q
House Boat" by Charles K Searle
and an article about Queen Mary. by
Philip Hume Forster; and a boy 8
vacation letters to his mother.
The regular departments are sum
merry and happy, the fashions are
particularly fetching and the cookery
Is cool to even read about.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Falls Mills

Falls Mills, July 2O.-MIs III A
Green was shopping in BluefielG yes
terday.
b Harry of Mayberry, was visit
ing homefolks Sunday
Mrs John Peak, of Landgraff was
the guest OF G w Songer this week
Rev w w Hicks is holding n pro-
trncted meeting here this week.
II I Tabor was visiting friends at
Tip Top Sunday.
Sidney Connode, OF St Paul, was
visiting friends here Sunday.
Miss Sarah Alberto of Graham, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Fink this
week.
Mrs Lucy Smith, of Concord,
Tenn, is visiting her sitser Mrs B
Taylor this week.
NJ L Thompson, of Bluefeld, was
in town on business today.
IL ID Dudley, of Graham, is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Gus Peraldo, of this place, has sc
cured a position with n trolley COM
pany in New York. Mrs Peraldo
will go to her husband in few days
& w Kelly, presiding elder OF the
M T. church South, preached two
excellent sermons here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs w + Thompson, oi
Mayberry were the guests of Mri
Thompsons parents MIR and Mrs Z
e Tabor Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22

Miss Lucy Boyd, OF Honaker, spent
last week with Miss Lettie Ring
star.
MIR Il III Williams spent last night
visiting at Mrs Rebekah williams.
Farmers are busy stacking wheat,
white the sun shines.
Mrs J Grinlth and daughter, of
Seahoard, were visiting their aunt.
Mrs lsrnel White. the first OF the
week.
Mrs J d HUT visited her father,
g w Gillespie. Mt Tazewell, n couple
of days recently.
Mrs Tom Burnett who has been
very i'll for several months and des-
perately Ill the past week, is some
better. DIR J IL Smith and assistant
are the attending physicians. Her
baby of few months is In a pitable
condition, needing the care and sus-
tenance OF mother.
Mrs L Altizer returned last week
from visiting relatives In Crocketts
Cove, and reports as having seen n
man plowing corn, using his boys
l3 and IA years ms horses. The boys
had on kind OF harness and seemed
To enjoy IL. VIII withheld the mans
name.
Rev G II Thomas has been carly
ng the II Il ID mail while j + AItizer
takes 10 days vacation.
Mrs nj Sturgill and son, Clint
Young, are spending the week with
her friend Mrs MillArd Brown, I'm
Little Valley.
Gillespie, Hurt and Ward shipped
some fine lambs yesterday.
Mrs Gus Hoops who has been
very sick for two months from Asth-
ma, is reported some better.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Pounding Mill

Pounding Mill July 2O.-Mr and
Mrs G. G Shamblin's baby has about
recovered from severe attack OF
pneumonia.
Mr. Adkins and son OF Blueneld,
has his tent pitched here and Is max
Ing photos.
Mr. and Mis- II NJ Sparks spent
Sunday at Indian with their reia-
tives.
Mr. George Hurt is back from w
Va where he has been with min
Ing engineering corps. George didn t
like the "diggins. "
Fred Gillespie and Rex Steele at-
tended the dance at Tazewell Friday
night and returned home Sunday.
The report fine time.
Mrs III w Christian who is spend
ing the week with her daughter,
Mrs Wright, At Athens, w Va, aud
looking after her new grand daugh.
ter, Virginia Elizabeth, expects TO
return home Saturday with her
daughter, Miss Cora, who has been
attending the State Normal at that
place since the first OF the year.
Mrs II X Gillespie made flying
trip to Tazewell and Cedar Bluff last
( week.
Mrs Robert Graham, OF Sinking
/ Water, Mrs Charles Linkous, OF In
dian, spent "ne day last week visit
Ing here.
Mr.. Presley Brown, both sheriff
and treasurer OF Wilks county N G.,
was the guest OF his old friend Mrs
M J SturgiII, on Thursday, on his
way to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Millard Brown, In Little Val
ley. He is about 25 years old, hand
some blonde. and unmarried, girls
Miss Efiie Williams OF this place,
and sister Mrs Arthur Kerr, of Mil
Creek, Tenn, returned here on NJ
6 from ten weeks stay at theiI
brothers, DR. w II Williams, a.
Richlands, where Mis- Kerr under.
went an operation, from which sh,
an inpiNiJ iSSOHCiiuB.
Miss Marguerite Williams anC
niece, Misses Margie Lee Harris anC
Amy Lee Stlnson are visiting ID
George Williams at Newport New
and Miss Harris father, Il Harris
at Richmond. Mr. Harris edits
weekly In Richmond.
Mr. Jonas Sparks, of Gap Store
the venerable father of the postmas
ter here, who has been mere sine
: Sund1y with his son left on No l
today for his home.
Miss Irene Leister and brothers
: Mr. Ben and Master Crockett, of tn
3 Cove, were guests at w Ii Steele
J yesterday. Miss Lesser left on No !
today for Tazewell and Bluefiel
where she will visit relatives fc
. sometime.
Miss Alyse MuIkey and frieuc
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Indian

Indian, July 19.-Mrs Mollie
Hurt, OF Greenville, Tenn, is visit
ing relatives at this place.
Mr. and Mrs Hairy w Bane left
on last Tuesday for two weeks
stay at Hunters Pulaski Alum.
Mr. and Mrs M Moss, of BurKe' s
Garden are spending o few days at
the Blue Sulphur Inn.
Chapman FL Peery spent last week
In Russell county on business.
James A Repass, OF Paint Lick,
who has been very sick with typhoid
fever is now improving.
Misses Flora Baylor, Sadie Nc
Guire and John Mcclure attended
the dance at the & ii last week.
Mrs Mary Peery was called Il
Wise Monday on account OF the III
ness OF her sons wife.
Major TaIliaferro, right OF wa,
agent for the N and w Is now here
Mr. B ID Humphrey, our agen
here, has moved his family from
Pounding Mil to our village.
He Ia an accommodating man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Machine To BE Paid For

The Cllneh Valley News has or
dered n machine To fold papers. This
work has been done by hand hereto
fore, but, as the list grows, and mum
Ders of papers increase the old meth
od is slow and burdensome. The ma
chine folds rapidly and all ready for
mailing. Now, you see the reason
for sending out bills, and trying to
collect what Is due us. Please re-
member this when bill is present
ed by mail or otherwise. This new
machine must be paid for. Don't
wait for n dun. 1t is costly, this
sending out bills and collecting sub
scriptions. Help us pay for our new
machine. OuI calls for help have nj
ways been responded TO heretofore,
and we know the same will he true
this time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Rocky Gap

Rocky Gap, July 1s.-Mr Ed Da-
Wis and his daughter, Mrs Rose
Bourne, of Mayberry, were visiting
his daughter. Mrs 9 Carpenter, of
Round Bottom Saturday night and
Sunday.
Rev George Lambert preached at
this place Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs w B Honaker, OF
Princeton, are spending sometime
with his brother ID Honaker.
Mr. Millard Kinzer, of Tazewell,
was in the valley on business.
Mrs Mary Davidson Is on visit
to her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs Mack Tugge.
John Morgan and M f Neel, ant
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22

Others have bought threshing ma
chine and will be ready to do the
threshing for this valley.
Mr. A j Showers made flying
trip to Bluefield last week and said
1t is the dryest town he ever saw.
Mrs w w Carver and children
left Friday for visit to her parents
at Hicksville.
MIR Will Stinson and wife spent
Sunday with her parents Mr. and
MIS- M Tuggle near here.
Wiley Pruett's little boy is quite
sick.
Mr. Dan Bailey. Of w Va, was a
business visitor to this valley last
week.
Mr. { Compton, OF Cove Creek,
passed up the valley Sunday on his
way home from m extended visit to
Bland.
There has been lots OF work done
on the road on the north side OF East
River mountain lately, which will
be of great benefit to the farmers
about getting their produce to mar
ket and a help to the public gener-
ally.
We are told that the train is max
ing regular trips to the Gap now
every day.
Mr. II G Thompson who has been
suffering with rheumatism for the
last two months is somewhat i'm
proved.
MIR Martin Williams and wife of
Peailsburg, were stopping with Mr.
and Mrs j ID Honaker Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
GREAT GROWTH OF
SUNDAY-SCHOOLS
Not Attended Exclusively BY
Children Now, But Older
Ones Taking Interest.

Few people who have not made a
study OF the matter roalize how the
Sunday schools have grown I'm the
last few years. Instead of being at
tended only by young children M
was once the rule the modern school
enrolls all classes from the infant In
the cradle to the men and women In
the great oragnized adult classes and
the grandmotheTs and fathers and
hundreds OF othels I'm tho Home De-
partment.
The growth and development In
this state is Particularly gratifying
and steps are daily being taken 10
still further push on the good work.
The state ConN ention held In Nor
folk IN April was enthusiastic and
aggressive and the Worlds Conven-
ton In Washington coming little
later added TO the enthusiasm.
The Virginia State Sunday School
Association Is part OF the great In
teunatlonal Association which selects
the international Sessions so large
~ used by the various denomina-
tions. IL does not organize or con-
duct schools leaving all such work
to the churches and the denomina-
ttons, but does try TO make all
schools mere effective and enthusias-
&c by informing all workers of inn
proved methods of work. lt confines
It's efforts TO educating aud inspiring
the schools and does this by holding
conventions md Institutes and bv
the appointment OF well trained Su-
peIlntendents OF Elementary Adult
classes, Home Departments vista
tion and ali the various departments
OF the modern successful school.
The present aim OF the VIrsinIn
Association IL 10 hold mn enthusing
and inspiring convention i'm reach OF
every Sunday school I'm the State.
Money has been raised ard men Sc
lected TO do this, and already In
many counties such conventions have
been held. I'm many others they
VIII be held In the next few weeks
and In still Others the Sunday school
workers are forming County Associa-
tlons TO carry on the work In their
own counties and bring the local
workers into line with the forward
movement.
IL is found that when the inefl
client and discouraged officers and
teachers OF backward schools nre
brought in contact i'm the couven-
tions with the enthusiastic and sue
cessful workers OF other schools they
aie inspired TO adop. better plans and
the schools grow in numbers and
usefulness. The churches In turn be-
come more active and the cause OF
religion ID stimulated In many direc-
tiona.
IL Is to the Sunday schools that
the churches owe much OF their sue
cess In these days, and every fIiend
OF the church must rejoice in the In
creased activity in Sunday school
work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
War

War w. Va, July 20. The
stork has visited the home OF II w
Ratclir and wife and left them I'm
possession OF a fine boy. Mr. RatclIff
has been at home ever since watch
ing the baby and his hat. The boys
all say It's the hat.
Charley Davis the saw mill man,
Is doing big business cutting from
ten 10 fifteen thousand feet daily.
w Britts from good old Tazewell,
Is lumber inspector at the Davis mill
A n Lit2 Ii In town today looking
after coal business.
j McCoach and company's man il
la War today selling produce to
beat the band. Lemons and oranges
are as high az n cats back.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
No Bill To BE Sent

IL you are not "A regular subscriber
TO this paper and get copy now
and then through the mails, you
need not refuse To- take it out and
read IL for fear OF n bill being sent
you. No bill will be sent except to
regular subscribers. II you like the
paper and think it worth the price
send us dollar bill for = year, so
cents for six months, or % cents for
3 months. We Will thank you.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22

DIR. Melvin Crockett received q
Telegram on Wednesday stating that
his brother, DR.. James Crockett, who
recently underwent an operation In
hns-Hopkins hospital in Balti-
moie, had taken turn for the
worse. DIR. Crockett left on the next
train for Baltimore. His father,
James Il. Crockett, OF Burke's Gar
den, also underwent an operation In
the same hospital recently and IL
rapidly recovering.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Rally Sunday.

Rally at NJ. +. Church Sunday,
July "a. Services will be held all
day. AT ii q. no. Rev. j. g. Sher-
rell, ID. D., of Bluefield, will preach.
AT 3 p. III. Rev. L.. Il. Wiley, pas
tor of M. K. Church South, ,--Taze-
weIl-will preach. At night services
an 4 financial reports. The choir will
render music for the occasion, T. b.
Warren, choirister.
A. j. Hughes, Pastor.
@. II. Sinkford Sec.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Unaka

Unaka, July 20.-Barmers are
right busy now in the meadows and
harvest fields.
Miss Pearl CLARK OF Hockman, Is
visiting Miss Lula Baugh at this
place.
Mrs II & Cooper and little daugh-
ter, Louise, are visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs w X Burton.
Mr. w II Burton is improving
slowly. We hope for his recovery
soon.
J w Yost was on the sick list the
past week. He was unable to fill his
place at Sunday school last Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Benbow

Benbow, July 22--Robert Walk
and two daughters, OF Bristol,
have been the guests OF his sister
here for several days.
Miss BERTHE Stephenson, OF Taze-
well, was the guest OF friends here
the past week.
Mrs. Hagy and Mrs. Jennie Har.
ris, OF RichIands, are the guests oi
Mrs. Jennie Harris.
Wiley Phillips and wife were
the guests of Jospeh Cregar last Fri
day night.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Two Names Receive

Up to this writing, Thursday
morning, two names and addresses
of uperintendents of County Sun
day Schools have been received in
response to the request in last week S
paper. If not received veiy soon it
won't be necessary to do so at all.
Don't worry over this big task this
hot weather.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Teachers Examination

The regular summer examination
Of teachers for Tazewell county will
be held at Tazewell, July 2S-29-3 80,
1910, beginning promptly at 9 a. m
White teachers in Tazewell High
School building; colored. In colored
school building.
w. Archie Thompson.
Dist. Supt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Dancing School Tonight

Prof. f. G. Mott, the Dancing
Master, who has taught here on two
former occasions, will open class
for beginners at Hopkins store, to.
night.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Got Only 5000.

Hon. Roland E.. Chase, Senator
from Dickinson county was here on
Tuesday ON professional business, and
paid this office pleasant visit. Mr..
Chase reported Dickenson county
coming to the front in the matter OF
good roads, having already let to
contract several miles. lie also said
that newspaper reports "a to the
amount of money gotten by Suther-
land, the absconding cashier, was
greatly exaggerated. Only about
$1,000 Is missing, instead of the larger
amount first reported. Mr.. Chase
was looking fine and In good spirits.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22

Gentlemen-Don't forget that now
is the time for great bargains In suits
pants and rain coats.
HARRISON g. GILLESPIE BROS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
WOMAN WANTED
AS WITNESS
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page ~
the much wanted witness will be Sc
cured before long.
DR. Burke was charged with hay.
ing attempted to dynamite the house
In which Lustta Smith and her child
were living, The child is said 10 he
Burkes and In some manner II and
Its mother were spirited away so as
not to give evidence against Burke.
The case caused sensation at tho
time the details were made public,
and the mainland papers gave a lot
of space to It. Luetta Smith arrived
In Honolulu some three months ago
and was seen In town by lady who
knew her well In the States For
some reason Miss Smith did not ut.
terly connde In her onetimo friend
ond led her to believe that she was
staying ont at the beach As the
liner for the Orient was IN porl on
the day thai the Honolulu resident
met Miss Smith, II may have been
that The wanted woman was simply
doing tho town while the ship was Ia
port and that she continued her yuy
age on The same shin us she arrived
on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
FOR RENT.

Two furnished rooms for gentlemen;
centrally 10 atcd. Address "C.".
Bulletin Office. l722-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
JAVA SUGARS
REACHING OUT
Continued from Page y

RAMS. - Interest cenlered this
week in the course of the London
marKct. where prices Tor old crop
beet have, Tor long period, been
much inflated. Liquidation of Au-
gust contracts brought about a sharp
decline, as might have been oNpe {.
ed. flCm lis. II Lid. last week to
Is. . l.2d. at the close.
September beet, also. declined from
IDS. 6 3-id to lbs. Id, closing at
13s. 3.ld. In the meantime Octo-
ber-December beet only declined from
lis. 1911 I'd. to lis. s Id, and DC
tober delivery opened today at lis.
I'D, which is an indication Of
the strength OF the position of actual
sugar and showing a steadier market
in Europe.
II will now be interesting to watch
the course Of prices for October beet,
an advance in which would not be
surprising to many OF the trade here
and would be Of help to the spccu-
lators in September deliveries.
Cane sugars. ON the London mar.
ket, declined from 14s. to l3s. cd.
floating landing" terms, being still
! above the parity of our market.
The erect here of the weakness In
London was to lring out more sell
ers at last weeks current quotation
of 3.O9c. c. & f. for Cubas. equal to
i.45cI landed. at which moderate
sales were made to rehners and, fl.
nally. to influence the sale of 10000
| bags from store here. owned by a
Cuban planter. at i.I25c. basis, 90
degree test. thus reducing spot quo
tations O25c.
The greater part OF the sugars in
importers stocks here were put in
store for account of European Oper-
atCrs, who hold them much above
4 current quotations and are making
no effort to sell at present.
The decline now appears TO be
1 checked, and the offerings are quite
! moderate; few Cubas might posi-
. bly, be bought ut present basis OF
| 3 l-lGc. G. a. (. t.425c. landed 4,
shipment first or second half Sep
TENDER buyers option; perhaps 100.
= 900 bags are obtainable at J 3-32c.
&C. u I. ti'45c' landed. but other
wise owners are hQiuing at al'Se. C.
: q l., or hishers with buyers simply
looking on .....r
| JaVaS are getting into closer com
petition win CuDas' being onered
mouerateiy At ! IS va C. !. * L. equal
TO 44se' ahded' basis s0'deSre'
TEST there are rnmors OF n sale &c
new iorh rehhers' whieh are MOI
eohhrhieo' put u tne business mas
peeh uone, II 70 pe''e'e" 10 DC Oh
OASIS OF ! ~ l-zd' G. T. q L. equal
10 ffoc' iahded Tor sugars ahoat'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
WANTS
WANTED

Millinor at X. Uyeda's hat store.
4722-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
INT THE BIG d
CALIFORNIA OIL
PUBLICATIONS

Fields 2-Oii Booklet. Questions and
Answers about California Oil 3-Map
showing all the California OIL Fields.
Especial Map Ventura County Field
California oil Stocks are paying
dividends over $1,000, 10000 month
One per cent month Is the average
dividend paid. Everybody should
know about this wonderful industry.
You are under no obligations to us
when you send for these big four oil
publications free our object Is to ad-
yertise to the world the wonderful OPP
portunities California presents to in
VcstOrs
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
BORN

Takenakoshi Yosahuari. Japa-
neso historian, says war Is sure to
come. \ name like that is enough to
start anything Atlanta Constitution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The nickel tablet sold by the
Bulletin is the biggest and best
tablet for school work that can be
found.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13

nlllilHtI.
Try a case Of Pineetar. It is pure.
Phone 1861.
The lolani Guild will meet this af.
tcrnoon at $3.50.
II your horse or dog Is SICK. A. Il.
Rowat, d. v. s., phone 2i29.
Keep In touch with your friends at
sea by sending wireless messages. The
rates are, low.
Malta Avail was granted divorce
today from Avail Alawa the ground
being failure to provide.
" Pay cash and ask for green stamps.
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps
Twenty seven cases figured on the
police court calendar this morning and
most OF them did not take long to dis.
pose Of
Everything necessary for the school
desk will be found at the Hawaiian
News Co. Ltd. Alexander Young
Building.
The petition of Chang Yu Chap for
letters OF administration over inc eS'
tate oil ms vile ON ran Chahs was
granted today.
Inc Koreans nave Deeh siVihs 'r'"
BILE lately and every day there are
Complaints hpout r""s o''"ee" '"'
"'ne'e"' '"' ~
Commencing Sunday, August 2S,
tne re ms phohe numoeis
VIII pc: BUSINESS once, ~~oo' eui
torlal rooms, Zloo.
zen alleged saihD'erS VINO were ar
rested py Onlel McD"hie ias' hlsh'
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count OF inc Ihinc"e r''"oe "'''S ~
INC Guy
second annual accounts In the guar.
uiahShip OF Leon sterling, minor,
were approved today by Judge Rob
'iSoh' WiliIam savage being the
GUARDIAN
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lls'aleu by Levers x Cooke Ltd,
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supply ol wafer certain Het prices
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13

SALES Between Boards 100 Oahu
Sug, Co.. $500; 50 Oahu Sug. Co.
$3.50; Is Oahu Sug, Co. $3.50.
Session Sales: $1,000 McBrydc
s9S25.
Latest sugar quotations 4.3e cents
or 1920 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13

hulleiln fdllprhl hpom Phone
2Is6 hullriln husIprss Ohirr
Phone .2hGa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13
OPPORTUNITY.

seek for none.
knock NJ no mans gate;
~ uE ono
Enthrouod In r. sal state
Ten thousand Ulss
lInhprlIug mo aud min"
uur kuurls, bis glass
ON win magic vino
Homo rhal