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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
CHURCH LEADER
SHORT $4,000
TEMPERANCE OFFICIAL OF GEN.
ERAL ASSEMBLY ADMITS HIS
sHoRTAGE-pENN

Pittsburg. Jan. 23.--Wm. &. Lilley,
former treasurer of the permanent
temperance committee of the Gen
eral Assembly OF the Presbyterian
church and also OF the Pittsburg
Presbytery who has been missing
since Sept. 2S. appeared in Pittsburg
last night much TO the surprise of
his friends He was found to be-
short $4,000 in his accounts short.
ly after his absence. but no action
toward prosecuting had been taken
by the church.
Nj Lilley went to the Jail last
night. having read the repoNs of the
case In western papers. but was re
fused admittance. as no informa.
tion had been made against him. He
had no place to go and was penni-
less. He made a confession Of his
shortage and was advised to tele.
phone Willis 4. Booth. chairman of
the legal board of trustees of the
Prcsbytery Mr.. Booth took him to
his home for the night. A special
meeting OF the Presbytery will be
called Immediately to take action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
Masonic Grand Lodge to Meet.

Tishomingo. Okla, Jan. 23.--H. l..
Muldrow. grand master of the Ma
sonic lodge of Oklahoma. has issued
a call for u meeting of the grand
lodge to be held in McAlester Feb.
ruary y.
Mr. Muldrow has received mes.
sage from Congressman Morgan of
the second district advising him
that the senate had passed bin
providing for the sale of the Darling
ton property to the grand lodge of
Oklahoma. The Darlington property
Is to be used as Masonic home
for widows. orphans and superanu.
ated members.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
a RAILWAY CHARGES THREE
MEN VITA BIG REAL ESTATE
FRAUDS.
WORK TWO YEARS
The Chicago & Western indiana Has
Spent Two Years IN Running Down
the Casc-One OF the Men an Es.
President OF the Line.

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and ar,, ,bon.,,J d,I,,rs :. said IN
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
LIGHTNING DIGS
FINE OIL WELL
STROKE FROM THE SKY BAREs
CANYON SIDE ANo OIL PRO
DUCER is RESULT.

Guthrie, Okla. Jan. % The light.
ming ploughed a great furrow down
the side of the old canyon and goug.
ed out a big hole at the bottom.
and 200 barrels OF crude petroleum
are bubblng out every day now"
said Mrs. Josie Petite of Madison.
Beaver county. who was in Guthrie
today taking out a charter to develop
and exploit her remarkable well.
Mrs. Petite says she has been Of
fcred $4,000 per acre for the land
around the we'll. but she has refused
e consider any bids whatever
She has a farm in Beaver county,
and has until recently had hard
time eking out Il livelihood from the
barren dry farm, which is located
in a country where rainfall is rare
During severe thunderstorm a
stroke OF lightning uncovered a
spring down in dry canyon on her
farm. and this spring Is now running
crude oil in large quantities.
This Is the first positive knowl.
edge that oil in paying quantities
existed in that part OF Oklahoma
though several test wells have been
drilled
Mrs. Petite incorporated her com.
pany as the Prairie Valley oil and
Gas company of Shattuck. with SEQ.
600 capital. lncorporators. Mrs. Jo-
sic 4. Petite. Madison; O. f.. Null
and H. G. OHair, Shattuck.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24

tanning this end. Second. providing
more country life conveniences, such
a. rural delivery of mails. rural
phones. establishment OF limited
parcels post, for trade with local
merchants only. and the inaugura-
ton of suitable musical and literary
entertainments at the rural school.
houses and churches.
The Dallas Commercial club is
boosting the coming convention and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24

the newspapers Of Texas and the
southwest are very generally lining
farmers Institutes will be asked 10
discuss the importance uf the coun.
try lie movement and the same
request VIII be made OF the teachers
of the state interested and at the
teachers institutes to be held during
the months of February, March and
April.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
On Sale January 25th

road company from 1891 to June, 1908.
John G. Fctzcr is a widely known real
estate dealer and formerly was manag-
ing receiver for the Chicago Union
Traction company. kappes was the
real estate agent for the railroad com
pany until he was requested to resign
at~thc same time that Thomas was
superseded. Henley, who Is not men
toned in the bill. was general counsel
for The railroad during the period that
Thomas was president.
Nearly two years have been spent
by Mr., Nelson and his assistants in
cluding several detectives in gather.
ing together the facts which have
been set forth in the bill for an ac-
counting. This same evidence also was
presented 10 state attorneys, Wayman
and his assistant Thomas Marshall
and resulted in the hasty calling to-
gcther OF as many of the men and wo-
men who had sold real estate tn the
railroad throu.h FetZcr as could be
reached on short notice. Between
twenty and thirty of then responded
So successful has been the detective
work on this case that the railroad
company Is in possession OF the mum.
ber of the bonds which the three
defendants have retained
The real estate deals which are al.
legged To have proved SO profitable to
Thomas, Fetzer and kappes were
made in 1906 and 1907 and were made
in connection with the purchase by
the railroad company OF team yards in
South Chicago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
SMOKE DEwlTT's EXPERIENCE

Read Ardmoreite Wa 4, Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24

For Indigestion ana all stomach
troubles take Folcy's Orino Laxative.
1t Is the natural remedy for indiges.
ton. dyspepsia. heartburn. bad breath.
sick headache. torpid liver. bilious.
ness and habitual constipation. Fol.
ey's Orino Laxative sweetens the
stomach and breath and tones up the
entire alimentary system. Sold by
all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
Rev. !. w. Williams Testifics.

Rev. ]. w. Williams. Huntington. w.
Va. writes US as follows: This is to
certify that | used Foley's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free TO say
that Foley's Kidney Remedy will do
all that you claim for It." Sold by
all druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
World Libel Case.

Ncw York. San a After post
p1ucncrt srou morth Go month since
last May 90. Lbs, suit of the govern.
mcut against the Press Publishing
Company. publisher ~ Jhr New York
World, 6 ggan set ,ur trial today
The prus cation al lAc Word grows
out OF thc publication OF story re
ilcctinE upon those concerned in the
Panama rma purchase. Similar
cha,g,s N,fc madg against an Indian
ap0iis paper the government demand.
ing that the defendants ne removed
10 thc District OF Columbia Tor trial,
but ,h'- application was denied by
the orurts. Dr iauccy Ni,1l and
Iohu ID l..ds s. Wr ouunsnl for the
world
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24
Notice.

This Is to give notice that c. c.
Wicker. better known as Bud Wicker
Is not connected with the Ardmore
Concrete Company. he being with an
other company. Quinn Wicker is
with our company
o3-3 ARDNIORE CONCRETE 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24

ChamDerlaln's Cough Remedy never
disappoints those who use II for oh.
stinate coughs. colds and lrrita, ions
OF the throat and lungs. II stands un-
rIvalled as a remedy for all throat
AMI lung diseases. Sold Oy all deal.
ers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24

Most housekeepers are using X C
Baking Powder these days. A single
trial shows 1t to be a great improve.
ment over The old-style Baking Pow.
ders and fine economy in any
household. X c costs less,-works
better.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-24

Horse radish, the best on earth,
for sale by !. Boger. Phone 32i or
call at Ramsey's drug store. 2ltf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
CHATTER XII

~ ANsNEU
T<llE gln made 40 motion 20
ODey, nDd the knocking vas
repeated MorlaDlrnlly she
mDtpd Owmd the threshold.
"issY ~ the cOlOr bad ion her
mc", "Wlm what l. mr.
"lDG'l mean ~ alarm sou. NY dear.
bot AIE Glllp1i thinks the convict
WJ2bt be- cDDcrnlIDg himself some.
wbrfp ~ the house. indeed flint II ls
GiiiU likgly ~ w are making little
lODf ~ Inspection"
u, " shg seemed a. catch her breath
~ II fpnily quite unnecessary. ! have
bPpD through them myself"
"Migbt bne known ihair with aB
hil0DBt NJ jsOayn"ss. "BUt thought
No pguid make sure GDOd night.
lbpD" GbPy vent
Tue nus IN ibs room stood motion.
lpss nov, biz fnce NE that Of q statue
saye fJr tho light aud NE " his eyes.
"Ilg Olbgl WY would have been
prpfpmDle,' be said.
"Wbm we're 500" she besIlnied.
emphasized Oyersharply tho word
Transported fOrf'
What lOrs n.IDauerr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
ROCkEFELLER OIL
~ SMOOTH AGAIN
John u. and Ills Brother Frank Cease
Quarrel That Lasted 80 Years.

CLEVELAND. July 2i--JOhn D.
Rockefeller aud his brother Frank
have become recOnciled. and the re-
morseless feud which had kept them
bitter enemies for more than 80 years
has come 10 AN end. just how the
reconciliation was effected Will prob
ably never become known The Rock
ofellers will not discuss IL. The
brothers have come together and
clasped hands and vowed to entertain
none but kindly feelings toward each
other hereafter
II had been alleged by Frank Rock
efellcr that after the quarrel he was
frozen out Of the Standard oil COM
pnny by his elder brother ~ had
been big stakeholder aud active IN
the management Of the affairs Of the
company When his connection with
the concern ceased he went inlo the
buslnoas Of raising cattle In Missouri
Frank Rockefeller frequently made
attacks upon his brother and upon
one Of these occasions Mrs. Harold
Mccormick, daughter OF John D., und-
ertOok 10 defend her father She de-
clared that Jealousy was the motive
Of Franks antagOnism toward his
brother.
Friends do not hesitate 10 state that
John d. Rockefeller has probably
made IeititutlOD 10 his Jroihcr Frank,
Tor the thousands Of dollars which
Frank has always claimed the oil
company owed him
THE existeDcs Of truce IN the fam.
NY became apparent when Frank I,
Rockefeller began a few days ago to
restore the bodies Of his children 10 |
Lake View cemetery, from which they /,
had been exhumed and removed sew
ernl years ago IN the heat Of an acrl- !
quarrel with John u who Ii !
the real owner Of the plot aud who Is
. trustee Of the cemetery. /
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

man had put his things IN mint
chamhrr bu, the back Que was larger
John steele tor cd himself to consider
lie even inspected both OF the ruoms
That On the front door had one win.
dow facing the uw; the second cham.
her locked out over rear wall sep.
nrating the vegetable garden uf Rose
mary Villa from the shrub adorned
confines VI n place which fruutcd on
the next street The visitor de ldcl
on the former chamber lie carefully
closed the blinds aud drew ncruss the
window the dark, heavy urtalns This
would answer very well Excellent
accommodation for man whose
own chambers In the city were new In
the hands VI renovators-the painters
The pnpcrhnngers, the plumbers. And
the back room2 He paused as "
considering the servants assumption
Of his pn,pose In coming hlther He
might ny well let the fellow think.
No one must know where he was
under any circumstances. His voice
sounded almost Ioculur. at singular
Variance with the henvlncss. the wenri.
ness ~ Ills fucc, lie. the old servant.
had boon n soldier. knew how to full.
MI, then. II request or M order Some.
thing crinklcd In the speakers hand.
passed to the other, who was now
busylng himself with the bath. The
mans moist fingers did not hesitate
10 close on the note.
Half an hour later John Steele. clad
IN his dressing gown. sat alone near
the hre IN his room. Every sound hnd
ceased save AZ Intervals low crenk.
Ing Of old timber
John Steele smiled grimly. but soon
his thoughts seemed iiontlng on he.
You'd control, aud. rising suddenly. he
threw himself on the he'd.
The afternoon was well advanced
when. us hnlf through dream. John
Steele heard the rude jlngllng Of
bell. The loud aud emphatic closing
OF the front gate served yet more
speedily TO arouse him, Hastily he
sat up. His head buzzcd from long
needed sleep thut had been ovcrsound.
80 IT'S the meter mnn you nrey'
John Steele recognized the lnqurlng
voice M that OF the carctnkcr. sure,
you're n new one from the last that
was here"
"ics; we change heats occasionally"
was the careless answer John Steele
sprGng from his bed nnd crept very
softly toward the hall "a new man
lie heard them talking ugaln after
few minutes. He remained listening
NJ his door. now slightly aJnr.
There must be leak somewhere
from the quantity you've burned. III
have look around; might save your
master n few shlllings."
John steele locked his door. The
"mclcr man" crossed the upper hall
aud stepped. one after the other. Into
the scvernl rooms. Having apparent.
" mnde there the necessary exnmlna.
ton. lie walked over und tried the
door OF john Steclc's room.
This rooms occupied by II visitor"
lnicrpOsed the servant. and he's asleep
now. lie wouldn't thank you for the
disturbing Of his rcpose."
"AlI right. III not wake him. Don't
mud the leak ! was looking for WIN
drop IN again"
John Steele. pushing back the blinds
little. looked out ~ his room. The
lnnn who had reached the front OF the
place glanced back His guzc at that
instant. meeting the others. seemed TO
beirny momentary cngcrness. Quick.
~ steele turned away, No doubt now
fingered In his mind ny to the purpose
OF the visit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

er Thc bad fortune that had dhgl,,d
him NJ lcng, that he ind fought agkhlS ~
~ hard, now found It's rulmlnatinM. ii
hOd cast HIN NJ WklIlGiWs"tIl her 1ert,
So he n Welt, NdrstlnN nov vuUd
harm hlm lltlr nnrr
~ hud hnlNd yOu would newer know,
hut the gOds, u srrms' H. rculd even
laugh "hN'c urdaDuU otherwise 'EaR
uhsluul ."
Tie stopped \ suparstluu NJ palu
crrpl inlu hcr vNpWssinn RuI Inv
laugh returned To his llps, the luNcr to
hN ewes
"a good many people have their
pusts CUn you Imagine what uunr
mny have WrnI'
SHE sccmrd to stand IN hutcful
dream, l.uuGlug NJ him the torn even.
ny ululhrs, his tuvG pulc, different
Listening 10 him to whntS
"a convict" sHid the man YES,
that's what I was Had hcru IN inllS
lnilg' Ana wus scui uul ul the vuuu
iry wears ago transported, lIul time
went by, aud the convict thought hv
might safely come back buIdly, Win
IMMUNITY The years nnd virum.
stances had altered him, wrought great
changes lie tcli compelled to return
why II NJ Ne moment believed him
sell secure In su dulnu und was unill
chance led nlm Out VI his accustomed
way To new walks urw tNvpS where
NY the danger the ambush, lulu wnirh
hp who thought himself strong ubp
wCuk fool walked ~ was led plludly,"
The blue eyes bcni like stars nov gu
this mnu IN her room standing before
bet with buld, morginp face IN u his
dnrA eyes rcnd understood every
thought thnt passed through her bruln
"Nvn' Then II was you john Steele
that They
"lhe convict they tried to arrcstr
yes"
Your | dong Her voice was
almost chlldlIEu.
u win hrlp you to understand"
An nshrn shade came over his face,
'ihv mun paused There was
strange CLEAN In the dark eyes that
fingered w her. Its light was sue.
uurdrd by another, u hrrcr expires.
'lnh For lh' nist 'l'hr sue bowed
,hrnhh Dn'b HlRh'y' w "lr""
n"'u y "" ., lnpln r"uun'g' no sn'u
WIN ,ooh u"r'HolF in'r' WnS no
.'u' wv w, ~" " WIS 'u' upu
run WYs 'rH unl vs. lne thieves
,'s. wv . "" p,'" ,,,' '',"p .''p NV NV
,I''t. nt. - "" w"
Nh, I 4, , 49, ,'',, ~. '", u =.
,., ,,,,,n' I,t.,. - 'n 49, !"
~, $3.50" ~ "'' WV
ao,ible burH ~ The snnduw az IN,
housr, Al the bntt,m ni n m,nt n.
luok,d uu 10 n unirnnr o,,rI,nd ANAL
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n. snn,n 49," ,ma . n"n' W" "v,r, n"n
a,uvpd th,,r. arst unJ IN, 49, 4,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
PERRY oAvIs, pAlNkILLeR

FOR q sudden chin or cold 0nglc1d
Of whiskey) use Palnkiller. For collie
dlarrhen and summer complaint This
medicine never fails. zoe, 3Jc and soc
bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13


ped IN the picture thus recalled
Then how Her brows knitted,
she swept the shining hair FROM her
face. nc he were drowned. how could
II have been left here by Her eyes
were dark now with excitement.
"illmy lllm| she repeated "un.
less" her breast suddenly hcavcd. he
was not drowned af,cr all lie
A sudden shot Irum the park rang
out, The coin fell from the girls hand.
other shots followed She run out
upon the balcony stltled cry on her
lips. she stared OF, but only the
darkness met her gaze.
/ Not far from one VI the entrances to
Regents park OF the hum OF Camden
Towns main artery OF tratllc lay u NJ.
tie winding street, which because OF
Its curving lines had long been known
MS Spiral row. lnto this byway there
turned late In the night OF the second
day after that memorable evening ut
StrathOru House mnn who. looking
quickly around him, paused before the
closed gate Of one OF the dwellings.
After n moments hesitation tho nun
pulled the bell, waited for some tlmc,
but no response came. When from the
end OF the street he heard n vehicle
coming rapidly toward him he more
hrmly Jcrkcd NJ the handle of tho bell.
lh's uh' n's cu"'Os WERE successful.
su''' ~ ~" '""ue "ppcnr'u
Nv ',on, 49, go, W." 'n., " NV MINUTES ,
,na ,.a,'IaI ,ran, '' Wv"
49,, ..',' ,,,
,o,,,,. ,,,, sa,pi ,.a,, wv
$3.50, 49,. ',, s." -, Wv ."l' ,i
ca,,ta 49,, Wv 100 I s
WIN '".v VI "''' W. "u"'eSseu' NUN
n.yconcr with a loou %, ra,,ann,,,u'
"I,m nfrnId ryo interrn,,.d yonr s,n,n
bers This ia rntbor n INF. honr n,
which "a nrrIy."
"No nntt.r slr sure ,,a an, al,
exnectiup van. AFR. steole min mar
midnight and had only ius, ,urnod a,
wbcn"-
"wbnty" The newcomer nov foIr,y
within the pnrdcu. could no, sunnr,.s
"A atnrt of surpris.. which bownyor
IN, other. engaged I'm reIocLing ,ha
unto. ala MOI nppenr 10 notico .E,.
pcctinR"
although ia given nm thinLing
you'd be here tonight" the Tartar won,
on "But won't you "a. stepnIny In
slrY"
The other silently followed. wnIking
IN the manner OF one tired md worn
"Nly master did not come back with
you. sir. from Strathorn House,"
mo; Captain Forsythe's gone on TO
Germany"
The servants glance rested now IN
some surprise on the newcomers gar.
mcnts ~ gninckecprr's well worn coat
ard rup-unL on the dusty. almost
shabby booking shoes.
"A wager" AuId John Siccle. uo,ipp
the old orderly's expression. From
Slinllurn House 10 London by foot
within n given time. don't you know
Fcll In with some rough customers lust
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
Half a
Chance
by FREDERIC S. ISHAM,
Author u THE Suollcu. IN
dsi The Ro,e" The LADY
Of Go MSupt LN
CupyfitnJ 400, " the aubbs,
NNrO ,Hwtauy
(Conttuued)

lNHI N't was walking UnlOlN
from aim nov, q inuph, u lIlrc forced
un her llpg
luOu slrrlr moved suwly dawn tho
stone stcIu lcndlnH to the garden he
low llc could No. and she would
never know she hnd hunur,d by her
friendship bad sheltered beneath her
ruui, cue who A. he wnlRrd down
TIE dlmlN llghtCd putin somebody, u
nun standing Under the trees NJ ono
FIdr, M That mnmuut touched his arm.
" SHOULD like ~ SPEAK with you,
sir'' sud u voice uud, turning with a
pulcN lrfh, steele saw the familiar
features VI elliott, the former police
agent hchlnJ hin other mrn
"Whnt do you want"
The Scotland Yard mnn cuuphcd alr
ulUyuulIy "Oul hurp /, nice auIpt
place fgr word or su," no said Ia his
bI1ndwi wnnncr "And N you VIII be-
W Hood
John Nioclr'a reply was ~ emphatic
40 u was sudden, 4 laugh burst from
biz llmut WIN tbe uuIr.nyrn Of
thought hr launched hInsrlf forward
IN n corridor on the second 1uor nf
sumlhUru House tho yulrc ~ LORD
lIunsdnlp was heard II was followed
Ny that NJ jurrlu Wmy
"NrNrr fuuri .lhrylI ret The fellow
yrt," NY lord had anld.
lurolyu answered mechanically
"AItbuupb n WA Wuat b,uplIny N,
tlulr pnn a. have permitted him 20
gpl away" lluusdnp went on, n
hupr huwuyur, this llitlU unek prrird
episode Won't disturb your rest" Al
Instant the stccly eyes sponpd 10 con
template her ulpscf Many aUlup
away lnnwrrowf ho asked ~ II "
dlvrll nor Thoughts from the exciting
eNn'rlrn'' 81 TIE evening before lonW
my brf
"pnly captain F0rsytho aud Mr..
W''l9'
bln ~ notice tho slightest hrsiintlon
'n h'l phll brIpln Hirnklhg tie last
UnN"i Ny hl1H cirH irlli IN odd
'A"'sNlNn hll'hirl ~ Ills ihre
~ lN' up"i il""d brhln1 hrr Young
w. WV ~ ''''' UNIV 'l''hlN "NH'"
bln l"u l'hfb anything lnpfp. hlHH
JW'luf " ulhS W. 40 lpl1 M ~ ask.
lipp lbr ponce uyolii VINO tho crlln
bul WIS w.
'Ihp prI0ng agent only snl bV was
~ rrnprd "op'lni, ~ ordinary one,
WlD bnd rtnnprl frpm l1ndDn aud
was mnbinn Tor tho svn l'hoy got
W0fd lo was NJ tho village nnd f0l
loved hiu there, bot hV mnnngpd 10
1Indr llirin, ana they tmrrd him ~
HiihibI,u House part, Nlirr" ~ bnd
inbrl wlu.p The wUIlcr dG not ~
Uu'IDi ~ tIurIB, lSud linnsdule ~
nui one wiiI iUrir PURPOSE, lllUklug
MOI ~ nufln ~ Uppdlguuy beforehand
And ! UpIir'v lbu Is nll
4 moment mo wywuD wnliod, a.
fbIl. -.
The nlfl iDGlrd before her Tiny
nnmrs rDm NJ" grAio UrlpGnpnrd nv
Ibrrn yn Hrr gown 1llry threw pnss
lDg liybis On he sDmeWGni ilrpd, proud
fare y sDuli DDt need sou, DobsOn."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13

THE RESIDENCE UNDER TAKING
4 PARLOR is tha stest move In the
undertaking line, ~h:;e llmes can be
accommodated with 81 ..ping quarters dining
room, kitchen and bathrc ON. Call and in
spect. "a Chaplain Ire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-13
M. E. SiIva'S Res. Undertaking. ParIOrs

81 CUhPLAIE LIME. OPP CATHOLIC SISTERS
Phone 49, Night 1914