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The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Burlison, Of neal
Palmetto; spent the day here.
Chancery Clerk Norbin Jones made
business trip to Okolona today.
VIZ received . pleasant call today
from Messrs. b. H., Tom and Hulor
Monaghan and the Rev. Frank Mona
CHAN, Of Alensburg.
MI. w. M. Roberts, Of Nettleton,
was here today en- route home from
Guntown where he had been on bus
ness. Mr.. Roberts has many friends
in Tupelo who are much pleased to SEE
him on his occasional visits here and r
know that he continues to enjoy the
BEST Of health.
Wa were pleased to see today our
e,teemed and venerable friend. Mr..
Elias Morgan. who lives : Rich
mond. He Was accompanied By Will
Young. Nj. Morgan il in his S4th year
and within the past few months has
lost hjs eyesight. Although blind, be
continues to take an active interest II
HE business matters and displaya
tho energy and sound Judgment which
marked bis successful business career.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-28
Local and General Mention

w. A. Bean, Esq, OF Amory, wss
here Monday on professional business.
Joe Strauss spent . few days pleas
antly 10 Memphis the first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. M. H. Armour spent
severay days in Iuka the first Of the
week.
Mr.. Sam Mathews, who has been in
Texas for several months, has returned
home.
Mrs. j. N. Redus, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn is the guest Of Mrs. Guy T.
Mitchell on Main Street.
Mrs. Guy T. Mitchell was the guest
Of her friend. Miss Jones, in Corinth .
couple Of days the past week.
Matinee tomorrow afternoon at 2:3c
at the show tent on East Main street.
Ten Nights in NBarroom" will bt
played. Prices ten and twenty cents.
Mrs A. H. Sterne and little son have
returned from Meridian after a couple
If days spent with Mrs. Sterne's
mother. Little Sue Brown will remain
with her grandmother until the holi-
days.
Mrs. Dave Ballard was hostess Of the
Embroidery Circle Tuesday afternoon
If last week. The evening was pleas.
sntly spent in embroidering and CONVEX
sation. Sherbet and cake were served
in the dining room by the hostess.
At the home of the bride ear Allen
,urg on the 9th inst. Mt. j. B. Rulings
ind Mrs. M. J.. Scrivner were united in
marriage, Rev. Frank Monaghan per-
corning the ceremony In the presence
# the family and a few friends. The
lappy couple are receiving congratu-
lations and best wishes.
We acknowledge receipt from our
friends for the following subscriptions
md renewals: William Orr, H. c..
3ruber, w. G. Allen, A. T. Siddall, H.
;. Kyle, j. H. Sample, w. D. Ballard,
Noah McCarty, John billiard. J. c..
Hardin, B. H. Monaghan, Miss Hattie
Morgan, C. A. Hassenfranrz.
MI. T. j. Bowen left Saturday TO
3altimroe where he goes to spend q
hort time with his aged father. The
,lder Bowen has attained the age Of
% years and it may be necessary to
rave a finger a%mputated, and MIR.
bowen wanted to be present if the OPP
grafton was performed. He will re-
| main in Baltimore a week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Boggan have is
1 sued invitations to their friends re-
luesting their presence at the marriage
If their daughter, Miss Hattie, to
/ William Rhea Wyatt, of Selma. Ala.
| Che Journal extends best wishes in ad.
rance and congratulates the prospec-
i've bridegroom upon having won the
,eart of one of Tupelo's most accomp-
| ished daughters.
The Burrows & Leslie Show Com
)any have been playing to good crowds
a their big tent on East Main Street
| this week. They are presenting good,
clean plays, which are enjoyed by all
Who attend. Tonight they present
their own play, a military drama. en-
| titled Comrades" and tomorrow
| light they close their engagement here
With a sensational western drama en-.
] tiled 1.-THE Girl from Eagle Ranch
They go from here to West Point,
where they play next week. The
company has made many friends here
!. and their return will be welcomed.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-28
Bridge Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF Supervisors Of Lee county will on
Monday.
THE 7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1910, at 2 o'clock, p. m. in front of the
court house door in the town of Tupelo
award the contract for building q new
bridge across Tuckalubba creek on the
Tupelo and Okolona road near Whit
Parchman's, to the lowest responsible
bidder. contractor to execute bond and
security according to law. The Board
reserving the right to reject any and
all bids. Ordered in open court Oct.
9Th. 1910. NORBIN JONES,
28-3t Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-28

The New York Life Insurance Co,
(strongest in the world) is writing the
most attractive of al life contracts
See M. H. Moore ct The Bank of Tu-
pelo about it.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-28

WANTED - Boarders. First : class
table board 81 per week; rooms con-
v~enient. Mrs. n. F. Milan, $40 Main
street. 28-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
WOMEN BOOST FOR slga 81
MERCHANT MARINE
Feminine Club Members Hear Need OF
Ship Subsidy Legislation.

s. +. Examiner. March 2: That an
American merchant marine could, be
built up were adequate national en-,
couragement given was one of the
main points made by Attorney Robert
T. Troy, speaking before the women
OF To Kalon Club yesterday afternoon
in behalf OF the Merchants Marine
League, at Calvary Church.
cross-country trade has been reduced
cross-country trade has ben reduced
to total Of eight vessels. "The lack
or proper merchant marine leaves us
practically helpless In case of war. Our
costly navy, for which the government
is willing to spend many millions, ID
indeed at the mercy of any foreign
power after It leaves the American
Shores" declared Mr. Troy. 80. ~
The Merchant Marine League has
been conducting q systematic cam
paign before the local women's clubs
and many OF the women have Joined
the League. Mr.. Troy's talk was pre-
ceded by a,discussion OF the current
news, this being conducted by Miss
Barbagelata. On the musical pro
gram were Mrs. Harry McMullin. Miss
Laura Ferguson, Miss Clara Harder
Mrs. Anna Lemon, Miss May Schlutter
Miss Hayes and. Professor Schultz
Miss Clara Harder gave several popu
lar songs and original compositions
which she whistled In very artistic
manner = y-pr s-..s--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
FpASNajssS WIi1IvR
pef.p n .lss seMonsoIia from sal

n Per p. N Isl s.MonsoIia from san
Ffancirco-A For Honolslu: Mr.. A. H.
Alley, Mrs. J.sRf Alley, Miss M. B.
Ahey, Misc m. az. Berger, Mr.. w, N
w. Blsyney,S Mrs.;w; n. d biAShSS
Miss Dorothy sBlayney' and nurse, Mr.,
o. @. Bock0s. Rev r. d.. Dovard. Mr.
AT. Brook, 'Mfss Hoetense .Courlaen.
der, Mr.. r'f3eo, 0i Dskrboin. Miss Min
ME eirard, Bishop e. II. Hughes, Mr.
A. LtJessup Mr.. e. O,tKnowles. Mr.
r. D. Lapham, Dr.. Fred p. Lane, Mrs
r. HaLaneIMr. "A. Lewis r.. Mr.. Chas
1mberg, Mrs. r. G: Monneli. .Mr.tJ. n
Moore, sMr. J.'A, McGregoE ], 8, Nc
Candlsss. Mrs. J. A.iMcGresor, L. Pee
duen. Mr.. Cyrus PIERCE! Mr.. 8. p Phe
Ian. Mrs. g.! e. rPhefan. Mr.. II. q
PiufnhieE Miss Grace Power Mr., b
r, Sanborn, Mr.. Frank A. Scranton
Mr.. Frank A. 'Somers, Mrs. Frank, A
Somers, Mr.. John II. Stafford, Miss b
NJ. Stone Mr.. g. o. Warren Mr., II. o
Wilbur. Mrs, H. o. Wilbur, Mr.. Al
bet Waterhouse,, Mrs. Albert Water
house, Mr., P. q. Wagner Mr.. J. b
Woodrow, Miss Florence Bennett, Mr.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
SHOPPING NEWS
BUSINESS REMINDERS

New lingerie gowns at whitney &
Marsh's. ii,..
Bargains in watches, musical goods
etc. ], Carlo. Fort street. 81
90 to the Fashion Saloon when you
want o delicious cold drink. made
right. 1. "a,
Mise Woodland has some very 6ne
novelties on display at her Fort
street store. .na'.,
Go, to the Palm for your pies and
pastry. 1t is Of a superior character
and is made fresh every day. ,g.k.{
There is q lot OF fresh coast fish at
the Metropolitan Market. The shad 10
particularly fine. Telephone IS.
You can have your house wired tor
electric lights or telephone connec-
ton by the, Union Electric Works.
Harrison building, Beretsnia street.
For fine note paper ami envelopes
for social correspondence 20 to A. B.
Arleigh & Co., Hotel street opposite
Union. Paper and envelopes sGld II
any quantity. .5,.f f.9Jsl 2 JSt
The Haas, candies. sold by Bepson,
Smith q CO. at the corner OF Hotsl and
Fort street, ranks al, nther coast con,
tectious. Tho stock received BY the
Alameda 10 particularly nne. "a !; +,
New Athletic underwear, n. v. D,,
goods, new, shirts and paiSmAe. n
light weight and pretty colors. \
flne lot OF now. suittnSp a. Zee Chan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
whssn you want g !. sBaE .e1A.y. yourF
BAGGAGE
4, Handled right pho " your order to TIE 'TMM
st.,u<l " 4,,.s. t.1I laANsFER co.
Handled right, pho V your order to the
t.I1 lI1ANSFER co.

an important conferen . with he head
ONCE. "'@ ~ n
Bishop e. H. Haghs comes to no
noiulp to attend a conferenop Of the
Methpdist church, He will,renialn ia
the iblands for several weeks. +
On1 OF the arrivals on the .Mong) lila
this forenoon is John 8. Moore one
81 the secretaries Of the intefhaticnA
committee Of the Y. M. C. A.. VINO Il
coming here at the request OF the
local Organization. g
During his stay here which viii last
About three weeks. he viii pay especial
attention to the military side Of the
work. In all large cities where there
are military posts, the Y. NJ. G. A. has
splendid buildings for the aocommoda.
ton Of the boys Of the service and
Honolulu is almost the only city where
these, are lacking Moore will draw ur
a report on the local question which he
will present to his committee. III.
Twenty.elght lay over passengers
arrived by the Mongolia and they rep
resent people of prominence from var
ious portions Of the mainland. The
unusually severe winter which has
prevailed throughout the Eastern and
middle states has caused many veal
thy people to seek more favorable
climes. A large percentage of the
layovers who left the Pacific Mai
liner at this port this morning are
bound for japan ports. 5
The Mongolia goes to Manila on
this voyage and she carries about
Thirty army navy and Philippine In
sular government employees to the
FAR away Islands. Many are returning
from extended leave OF absence on the
mainland. az
The vessel 10 scheduled to sail for
Japan ports, Manila and Hongkons
at five thirty this evening. Nearly
twenty passengers have been booked
for the Far East by this vessel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14

learned. however, that the recent
importations Of certain classes OF
laborers over here have not come up
10 the expectations OF those in
charge OF the recruiting"
It will be remembered that some
months ago report was more or
less freely circulated throughout the
Far East that the Mexican Oriental
fine proposed 20 operate a monthly
steamship service between Hong
kong. Japan, hawaiian ports. and
Salina Crus. When this matter was
preached to Mr.. Dearbon. he stat
ed that II was doubtful whether at
the present time the continuation
Of the freighters to the Orient would
be considered as a paying PROPOSE
ton. The transportation OF lmmi-
grants is believed to be the pivotal
matter In determining the extension
OF the service. ~
American. Hawaiian Oriental Line.
The company recently organized
has in view the securing Of Oriental
cargoes for delivery on the Atlantic
seaboard, as well as. to arrange for
the shipment Of goods from Euro
the same route NIn ordar n look
after the pacif,c trade Inc comnany
viii have IN sacura steamers ma
possiblv these NAV he british. char
tered At f,rst although this detail
has mot vet been determined. The
comnanv intsnds 10 estabi,sh !
month"; service over the sa,,ns
Crn..Honolu,a .Or,fr,t route ma
vs,,.,s Iii, no ss,ected WITH n visw
iccarrvina nsssan vsr. =. wall, 4,
,re,rht sIthn"gh ths !. .san a. bu.-
iasss .,ii Ne snbora,nat. M IN,
}reight carrv,ne :
IN ~. .ltis,'t,c aid. Tho ,re,.nt,
vii, arr,v. NJ pn.r,o Mayico nv yes.
sef o., The camnaenis Generate
Transat,antioue NJ PARIS comnania
iins :, in'son 81 p aaysa .m ~agSD
line Hsmhnry. ua,,,son line I.iv.
arnoo,. Isv,ona line isy,,poo,.
Eorway.Merico culf line christi.
III. .poy.I u.u s,a.m .p,c.e, com
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14

- Friday, March ~;
Jas. Johnson, Hi.o; A. p. W. Todd,
Wailua. E.t 4 Asrtsl
Saturday, March ". ,;.s
DR., Jameson, Parker Ranch, Ha-
wall; Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Austin,
stockton, CaE; Mrs. A. Chalmers, Ii
hue; Miss Chalmers, Iihue;. J. II. Mo.
rayne. Llhue; N. o. wilfong, .Hilo;
MIR. and Mrs. T. Weir, Salt Lake City.
Thursday, March 10. u.
Thee. e. Martin San Francisco;
Carl Waldeyer. Lahaina; AL. James
Jr., Leilehu,. j u
+" Wednesday. 'M1rehp. ~
H. l.. Parsons. U.'s,'M. c.; A. B
Miller, U. S. NC; Lester 8. Was
U. s. NJ o.: q q. Simon, u. 8. NJ. c.;
w. Damsch, U. 8. NJ. c.; q. II. Blair
U. s. M. c.: Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Van
Horn, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Emory
Mr.. and Mrs. W Mann. Hawaii; J.
Quincy Adams.
Tuesday, March Q.
ID. G. Lindsay, Kahuku: Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Baldwin, Kealakekua; Guy F.
Maydeyelly, >Kona alAJ
,tSeuaS Hotel.
Asehday, March 7. as ~
IL and 20. d. p. ouinlan, Boho.
neld Barracks.
Z March 8, 1910. y
o. Walters, Naalehu; J. Hind, Ko.
hcla; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Willard, Ro.
chester, N. T.; J. Jongenwell; q. Cru.
ickshank, Waialna; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ross; W. N. Baumgardt, San Fran.
cisco; II. W. Kimbali. Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Carey. Butte, Mont; Mrs.
J. s. Noble, Seattle, Wash; Miss Wen.
her. Seattle. Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. l..
B. Peoples, Seattle, Wash; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Bacon, Seattle, Wash. r.
H. Clarke, Tacoma, Wash.
g. Friday, March T. a.,
w. w. Goodale, waialua; w. eBav.
idge. Theo. Banneson, Portland. Ore
-. Thursdsy, March 3. ~
Henry st. Goar, San Francisco; May
vanderberg, San Francisco; Amy An.
derson, Maui: l. Barkhausen, r. r.
Pratt. Boston, Mass; C. H. Dcsson.
sky, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.. q. ).
fitzpatrick. Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Buckston Browne. London, Eng: Miss
Wsth. Manchester, Eng: Mr.. and Mrs.
T. p. Bursh. Los Angeles. Cal,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
VESSELS 70 ARWiVG

Wednesday, March is.
San Observation-Disclosures N, N.
8. q. = az f{"t
!, Kau,i ports--w. @. Hall. stmr.
n Thursday, March II. 5.3.S
Hawaii and Maui ports-Claudine,
stmr.
Z n Friday, March 10. ,Ja
Hpngkong VIII Japan ports-Nippoa
Maru, T. X. K, B. 8. =
/; y Saturday, March 10.
fillo and way ports-Mauna. Kea,
stmr. '.t
Sunday. March 20.
Kauai potts-Kinau. stmr., a. m.
Maui and Molokai ports-Mikahala
stmr., q. m. :"
" Monday, March ~.
San Francisco-!Tenyo Maru. T. X.
K. s. 8. ,.
~. Wednesday, March 23.
!, Puget Sound ports--Mexican, All.
ttfnf. f,'rt 81 =.
I Kauai ports--W.. O, Han, stmr.
Il; .rhursday, March -. ;
Hawaii and Maui ports-Claudlne
stmr.
Hilo and way ports Msuna Kea
stmr. 'S,i5 81. .,. '
i sunday, March q.
Kauai ports---Kinah, stmr., a. m,
Maui and Moioxai ports-7-Mikahalay
stmr., O. m. r'rs e4.S
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
JWATgRFRpNTs NOT kS 4.
THE ZIG BRITIsH Sfreisster Q,

THE BIG BRITISH 'freiShter eCy.
clops was reported ashore near Jiddah
and, according TO- last reports No, 4
Held and No. . Tank ARE full OF, water.
fkS ctSlops lbSl Mss to,4 lfrAa Holt i
%, Of tivefp05l Tfxaho 6ptfats what u
khdYA. ~ bhi blay Funnel tias.. y T4h
6t SSpss * q a6sdid ,ff6nf aaystpsdi u
tshget s6u&A BY WY N China, ia ID
pta, csptainsh. IL. sfhHts EomhiEdb
the Cyclbps, Fhtbh lisa .vtsseifof Ev8b
tpns sroisr The ships q ne TDiub
Fanhei line Ore Srsditen With ,Setht
the most perfectly equibpsd ftsishtes*
n the void end iths lihe hSs best
remarkably free Nom accidents. r
~ ynn ~ 80 svD;'i .pf.iy \ lE. IA
B 'yHAwAif SUGAR awaiting sshyp,
11teht includes the following cons
sisnnsnts according to PufSef Phill
ips of the steamer Mauha Kea arriv.
Ing from Hilo Saturday morning, Olaa
1000; waiakea $500; u Hawaii NH
1900: Wainaku 1700. OnoneR
1890: Pspsekeo 1900: Honomu
800; Haxaiau, 5000; 'Laupahoehus
10000; ookala. $500; Kukaiau (D)
l44; Kukaiau tH) 1876; Paauhau
$500; Hpnokaa, $500; tKukuihaele
4g7s' Punaluu 10000; Honuapo
1881 ..--,.-,-L -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14

NJ Malls .sfs, cue IL Honolulu iroSs
points a follows: LOO. ~ M l.
yokohama-Per Nippon Assu. March
,colonies-rPsr Mariana. harch 20.
,vancouverTPer Natal, April Q.
Mails viii depart for the following
points ~ follows.
gan Francisco-,Per sLurline, March
rs. pS rs ~ ". il ~
! fokohama-Psr tiohsona. Mar a.
9tsncouyer-4Psf Mariana, March 20.
isolonses Per MaitAi. April Q.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
PASSENGERS SooKgp

Per P m: 9. 2. Mongolia for Ja-
pan ports, Mania ana honskons--
(. =. Bonyil'ian, F! =. CLARK, chas'
Drury' MITE onas; Drury, 2, ~
ann pts. =; y. punh, ~ san
=; ";Sa M ~. u.n'' ~
,aa Hs,noon. "a =, Faosstson, n
e. son, n, ~ S.Ms M
AZ. Srawsy, 49, =. Wq~sy'
e uLuwass ueo, pnsr ss ~. usS
% ue Mr~ MlpVxssrcs ~
" " n h.nhnsI
s ~ = 81 Wy''H
y. "isp' AF wsWIqii 81
! Fer ~ Mas, y. llvfilna, !0r San
Srspnlecq,, narse lt[NkStlr Ten;
PSF yrt3 Tenre{s IN IN. W@a
~ EcC% III t.feyesS w ptsa2s'
~ stg sEi'4,sspypt pp,ssI.I,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
yEsseLsTo pERHRT

Monday, March y.
japan parts and HonskopsA Mon
solia. =. Ms. s.. $3.50 p m.
hapai GUNoeau, stmrs p. M
.,st fGssaay, March ~
Manila "a quam-Losaa, y. 8. At.
s " IN. y y.ls.1hs
Hip and way ports-Aafha Ksa,
stfnS., ass.sN I, s
Kauai pStts KinAI, stmr.,
,Aapi and 'Aolokst ports nlikahala,
stmr s1es NV ~ y
Sah Francisco Lpriihe. MN. g.. B.
Z y Wsd6ssdsy, sMSreh ,es
San Francisco-Alameda{ o. 6. 8.
Thursday. March ~.
Salina Cruz via Port Allen. Kahuiui
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All q "a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
SUGAR CONTRACT
WILL BE RENEWED

NV0ntlnueo 1r0m f09o ~
father expensive rhit transit to the
Atlantic side. ''M l..Ais2asi
HEhes AmefioenrHawaiian pne 10
4 prodnct Of very recsnt years: Our
Pecinc heet,. many o. them being
twelve Thousand tons, will compare
most favorably with any similar
vsesels operated I'm the western
oseAr. ", - t., !, rs q. =
eaaeeNssr Vessels PERHAPS Later. q
Aaked wAefher the Amsricfn.He,
wsuep Line eoptsmplstsa, the hddl-
wee ~ passenger tpnnsgs y thslf
s1S9tipE nseL Manager DsafpovH
remained vemsHhet npn'sommiftAl'
|"We have 81 Honolplal pow und-
sf i constrpctlop gend Ishs VIII re
Ieaqy I presume by the istter eng
81 we yeaAr, Tnis vessel WIZ COM
tarteply AcrowModats forty.hye
pFsF e!er pesgsngels.s YOU must re-
t1ssrty,,, Z fAst..'rp.. ,'."Se ~" ~t1f.ts
1lp.S.g AreI Wrm'nr we " !ne
49, u '4' 49,, i'ns, AFe iaevotinS
FRI nos q tneit energies towara3e
W nendnH nf tne lofAi eusar, loA!
yetseW repelse . Iarse amount q
easl psss tgon olhsr islsnd pors'
TVS may sfrnant ior WE ,attentlor
sWe 9lp ,p9lgAee,g9ser nrainess by tne
SnSr cQmpanIse, 1, wnat ever aotion
X mept Sgtxf ", tne mat!er OF pro
TeM morf SSefommoaau on ZOE pay
al 4efsss 2e!IFesn 5re isihnus ana the
Etl LII X .sHu'u see9 u w
lssa593lI'tys oS " WMenn puoHc
c scnIneS ~ :ITow decideq
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
LOCAL AND GENERA

The value Of the classified id ID
that II carries a feAl message to ~
reader. Il Speci6ss something thai
the rsAds! u .;atersstsd n ilsazniAs
and ier thiS reassn. ~ return, frem
clAsnhe /adveftiling 10 instAhtane.
Gus. To 1T immediate returns in
xwaii We The Bulletin. 3
/Tslspaone sos 70 have Laundr,
called for snd delivered quick. .
II you want . toed Job done on ~
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Garbage Ma Co., AT Queen 81. -
Y Time spent At the Fsshion Saloon 4
Que pleasantly spspt. This place h
sduhStiuies Known as the Two fseas
Phone s and ask for Manuel Richard
when you want an automobile. Seven
seated Characterization. lsts model. :
Now Is the time to get sosd lror
into the blood. Order caus az 0ui
sarsaparilla and Iron. Don't forxs
our distilled water, Consolidated 'Sodt
Water wosks CO, Phone 7l.ti :
4 - -
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SsNh AsHs M b iiafsFDdt ltgisn.lt
, sis1 +; q !, s : 1 ,as sasA',siis,,.

TLT = ,Ff'Flh " AZ i lsL.t.Gs
NAN i i ~ ~ u 81
II. ~. Davidson, Mia kSbel $, ,gisa
Mr., fiouA Higglnkoh, Mr.. IHdlA HIS
SfdSdp, M III. Ho$t me- II. 4 nv
tdsop, Mrb. y; y. HOyt, ri cHSs. -
Hoty, ny, g, n. IahGGStsr; Z Ma. -. II
ESSc 10 to-, Mr.. Lester. MaxhAfd, NJ
III, NontAstre, Mrs. d. MDAf Mo, Mr.
M. M. sNdweii tnd wAlds NH. IA. w
Pope. Mtsp, Patty N. SBhith, Mn. \, \
Afmstronk, Miss Marjorie :ArmstroRg
Mr.. .Fe6Sf tco. Cbrrea, Pfof. N, r. Hef,
{ley, Miss: Norma Heffley, CAPT, Edw
Hiottsterg,. Mr.. A. L. sstetsbp. Mrs
A, L. gtetsonsMrs, Roger Wefles. For
Yokohama: Miss Susan Bauernfelnd
Mrs.. n. e; Brown, Mr.. H. b, p. Car
den. Mrs. r. b. Carpenter. Mrs.. F. 8
Chick. Mr.. J. NJ. Comstock.. Mrs. ]. NJ
C6mitock, hiss'lfay Comstock. Mr.. C
p. Cooks, Mrs. C, P. cockb, Mrs Mar,
G. Curtis, Mr.. H. M. Curtis. Mrs, H
NJ, Curtis, Mrs. H. ]. Davis, Mrs. Pc
ter ;Diefks. Miss Catherine. qDierks
hl., iMsw. HAn. Mr.. A. r. Hauptl nj
q. Homma, DR.. s. H. Horne, Mrs, e
H. Home. Mr.. A. T. Jansen, Mr. p. y,
Kelly. Mr.. 7xlsdiipir ,MaltowSky., Mrs
". III Montgomery, MY ". c. MI
eldner, Mr., Peter Met arthy. = Mrs. Pa
ter McCarty., My. OAakura Ms,
Lima Olson, Mr. p. oikawa, Rev. Juliu,
soper, Mrs. julius soper, Mr.. G. D
squier, For Nagasaki: Rev. III. "A
Wheeler, Mrs. H. A., Wheeler, For Ma
Mia: Rev. 8. H. Armand, Mrs. 8. ii
ARMAND, Mr.. C.SL. Bonney, Mr.. Er
hest NJ. Burt Capt. IA w. ,cannaday
Miss Gertrude Clark. Mrs, W, H. Clarl
Rev. 8, F. Cottingham. Mrs. 3. F. Cot
bingham, Mr., Daniel W. Dougherty
Mr., "A, B. Frost. Mr.. w. b. 'dmde1
Mrs. w, B. Gender, Mr.. Carl b. HaId
Paymaster, e. r. Hall, It's N, Mrs
r. F. Hall, Major H, 8, Rowland, eUs 8
A.. Mr., T, A Kerrigah, Mrs. LEO
peg, Mr.. w, b, Pfidea1x, Mr.. Chas
r. Rowe Mr., &. Fschfhutz. Mrs. W. w
Simmns. Miss Gwendoline p. simms
Rev, H. T.. Studley, Mrs, d. squires
Infant and TAmah, Mr., George White
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14

THE ARRIVAL, '6f the American.
yIaKaiiap freighter Missoiirlah with
large shipments Of general cargo from
New York Is reported, at San Fran.
cisco. The vesselfs. to, proceed to Sc.
Attic and Tacoma and ,is expected will
sail for the Sound on the 10th,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14

"Dingley Is awfully out of sorts
since the Administration turned him
down." what does he say about
IT." HE says he wishes the waters
Of oblivion could roll over him.
"'rhen why doesn't he run for
Vice-President?" = Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
VIM. M'KINLEY LODGE No. K.ofp

Meets every and and 4th- Saturday
eyening at 1880 O'Clock ink. Of p.
Hall. cor. Fort and Beretania. Visit
Ing brothers cordially invitod to at,
fand. rt .-t
H. A. TAYLOR. G. C. Al
Il. A. JACOBSON. X. R. 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
HONOLULU acre l4o, ?. 0. 3

Meets on the and and 4th WE'D
NESDAY evenings Of each month at
1880 o'clock In X. of P. Hall. corner
Beretania and Fort streets. .-.--------
Visiting Eagles are Invited to at
tend.
w. r. RILEY, W. p.
WIN. G. Mccoy, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
shipping !,
ARRIVED

Sunday, March 10.
+ Mani and Molokai Iorts-Mikahala,
stmr,, a. m.d a%Er ~ II,
Kauai ports-Kinau, stmr., a. m.
Kauai ports-Noeau. stfnr.. a. m.
Kauai ports-.Keauhou, strnr., a.. m.
,t.is9 Monday, March IA
San Francisco-Nevadan, All stmr.
O. M ~ t-
San Francisco Mongolia. p. N. 3, 8.
10 q. N. l.a. =,
San Francisco--L.ogan. u. g. A. tt,
~ noon. EleS ti n.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-14
CANTON OAHU INSTALLATION.

Canton Oahu held an installation OF
officers on Friday evening. Major e,
A. Jacobson onlciatins as installing
officer. ....sttb .a...ti, t5is.. ~
1 Those selected included the follow
Ing; a., 49,. ", 4, 'ff
M. T. simton. Commandant. H, H.
Williams. Lieutenant. B. r. Lee, En-
sign, Robert Foster Clark and Robert
Menaugh, Accountants sli n