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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-12
RoVinky cd Utica.

Karel Hladky a Josef Nikod }m
byli navstevou u Franka Kulise v
nedeli.
V patek v 8 hodin vecer vybu
chi stroi ma vyvadeni pIynu pro
osvetlenf mesta Utica, jenz Sc ma
leza se,ernG cd bankovnf budovy.
Vybuch byl talk silny, Re stfecha
budovy v niz Sc stroi naleza byla
roztrzena ma nekolika mistech.
Vaclav Soukup koupil velke sta
do dobytka minulf tyden.
Josef HaGicky prodal nekolik fur
prasat zdejsimu farmerskemu ele-
vatoru.
Karel Wesley 2 Lake Andes byl
navstevou u Il. Celmera.
Karel Hladky uspofadal hostinu
We sve domacnosti minulou sobotu
HostI Sc sesIo znaGn6 IA pon6vaG
Karel uni dobfe poslouziti, nehnu
Ii Sc z mista, az kdyz je rano ko-
houti vyplasii.
Thomas Klasi PRAGUE nyni v "a
vodu Jana Peierky.
Matej a Frank Kortan, Josef
Behensky a Tomas Kronaizl byli
navstevou Franka Capa.
Louis Kozak drtil kornu minu-
lou sobotG.
Volta Herman cd Dante Sc svou
rodinou ztravil prvni t5den v roce
usvakra Karla HIadkfho ably
nezahalel, chytal minky a musraty
Stesti mu pfalo a nachytal jich pl-
NJ pytel ina tabak).
Mad pfibytkem Leo Sailer "a
krouzil minuIou sobotu cap zane
chal tam maleho demokrata.
Emil Barta Cd Dante byl navstG
you u stryce jos. Behenskyho.
Petr Drabek byl navstevou u
Jos. Barty celg mlnuly tyden.
Josef Nedv6d a Josef Cabalka
Sc navratili Hot Springs kde by
Ii laznich. Jsou pry zdravi Jako
kapfi. Inu, nedivfm Sc, kdyz Sc
V iednom kuse valeli We vode av
leGivem blate.
Obr-fezn}ci a stehovaGi mensfch
budov Karel Hladky Josef Be-
hensky opet Sc vyznamenali, take
ue6ne yekty ceiS syet zasne s o.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-12
veIkl VlprOdej.

Velky Gistfci -prodej Sc odbyva
v obchodu Vaukovs, pfi kterem
cena kazde veci je snfzena, take
kdo Sc sGcastnf a nakoupf svoje
politely nynf, usettf mnoho penez
Pffcina prodeje je, Re must miti
mfsto pro move zbozi, pro6ez Sc
rozhodli rozprodati zbozi S velkou
srazkou. Pfijdte hned, neb pro-
del mIze trvat jenom tyden; vse
zalezf ma tom, jak bro zbozi roz-
prodajf ably NELL mfsto.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-12


tevfenou hubou mad jejich doved-
nostf Karel zabjjel tele, ably Ia
ludek nezahalel, a Josef mel slibe
nou, "a pomoc, jednu kytu pfi-
davkem ledvinhy. Karel tedy pc
delsf ttlfe tele pro jistotu syazal a
dial mu do Hubby spejlfk, by nebu-
cello, nebot' je mekkeho srdce; po-
padl kver, zavfel oci a Josef mu
podrzel Haven ably nechybil a pc
prava telete byla vykonana. Cd
te DOLBY mali telata pred touto ne
pfekonatelnou dvojicf respekt.
Pantata kozenkach.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-12

Name dplny seaman taxi pro
Tabor a okolf v obou okresech.
Platte taxy ma nasf bance; usetff-
tie cas- a vylohy.
Tabor State Bank.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-12
D0MACl zPRAvY.

[zde "a obchodem pondelI.
Manzele Pavel Petffkovy byli
obdafeni d9vcatkem v iterS.
Pr. Ant. Kortana a jeff matka
pr. Cardova byly v Yankton dte-
re-.
Henry Schneider, pozemkovy
obchodnik 2 Wagner byl zde nav
st9vou We stfedu.
III. Vojty Mikoty z Yankton by
ly zde navstevou u sve matky, pi.
Jana Kortana.
Josef Black q Vaclav Smolik
odjely v dtery do Omahy a Lin
coln Ia n&vst9vu.
Zamyslite- Ii stavet male neb
velke, dejte vypocet j. II. Queal,
usettime yam penize.
Pr. Marie Novakova byla navste
YOU u pfatel v Howells Neb., mi
nuly tyden.
Vaclav Noll, jenz ztravil cele le-
to Onaze, PRAGUE nyni We skla-
de Ptakove v Tyndall.
Slecna Ludmila Novotny byla
navstevou v Lake Andes u j. M.
Petfika ma zacatku tydne.
Name ma prodej warrantnf kniz-
ky pro skolni distrikty. Kazda
obsahuje 100 warrantG. Cena 75c
kus.
Il. r. Mkt jel do Tyndall We
ctvrtek pro xviii auJomobii, ktery
tam musel nechati ma novy ruk
nasledkem blizzardu.
81. Carrie Jificek odjela We sire
du Ike svym rodicam We Wagner.
Pracovala v restauraci sve sestry,
pi. Kingcve zde pc delsi cas-.
Pr. Jos. Wahka byla operovans
We Scotland v 1terV rano minulenO
t1dne a zDavena II zlucovych ka-
menk1. Nyni SO rychle uzuravuJe.
TaneGnf zabava Sc Dude odbyya.
ii v Michlove SIM We Gtvrtek, u.
ledna pro kterou Dude hrati bratfi
Simkovych orkestr. Kazdy je
Evan by Sc dostavil.
Kupte 81 deky pfikryvky ma
kone nyni. Tez 81 objednejte no.
We ksiry spavky v pfitOmnou DO
bu nebot ma jafe Sc mi nebude dos
txvatI easu. Josef HuDal.
Rytfri sv. Vaclava usporadaji
skvely pies We spolkove sinl pom
deli 70. ledna, pfi kterem Dude
hrati taborska kapela. Kazdy je
uctive ivan by So dostavil.
KosiGkovr zabava Sc Dude odby-
vati v Breezy Hill skole patek
20 iedna. Vytezek re zabavy sc
upotfebf ma ruzna zlepseni skoly.
Mazdy je Evan by Sc dostavil.
Anton Roknsek jeho manzelka
ri. Kocerova a Vojtech Vlasak cd
jeli We stfedu do Kaylor pc obdrze
nj zvesti, ze Vojt9ch Rokisek, je
ma smrt nemocen. Vratili Sc We
ctvrtek. Nemocny pry snad vydr
Ii jenOm p6r dni.
Rev. E. A. Bouska, dr.. Blizek a
Will Gibblin SO 1castnili slavnos
ii zalozenf odv4tvi rytifd Kolum.
bovych v Yankton v ned9lf zvlast-
nj Wax ma ten den byl Imam, pc
Platte linii "a tim 1celem.
V dterf minuly t5den okresnf
komisafi odbyvali svoIf pravidel-
nou schulz. Now komisafi HI. G.
Gum a Chas. Dirks zaujali sva
mista zdejsi JOS. V. Wagner byl
zvolen pfedsedou. IN tifedni Ca
sopisy byly yybrany: Tyndall Re-
gister, Springfield Democrat, oba
dem. listy a Scotland Citizen Re-
publican.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06

Claud Frazier of Slater is spend.
ing a few days in Marshall taking
his vacation.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06
Church News

The meeting OF the odell Ave.
Presbyterian church brotherhood
Friday evening vas n decided sue
cess. All the other Marshall
churches were represented and
some good speeches were made.
Christian Science subject for
next Sunday at IL a. m. "Sacra-
ment.n00
Following the sermon Sunday
evening by Rev. A. r. Faris, at the
union open-air meeting, Rev. j. 8.
Smith introduced a resolution call
ing upon Gov. Hadley to set apart
a day for the Christian people OF
the state to pray for rain. The
resolution was adopted unanimous
ly by the large number prs;ent.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church trial was In progress as
we went to press and prospects
are that it viii drag on for sew
eral days. There was a good
attendance at the trial.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06

Springfield, Mass, June 80. -
These precepts for the guidance
Of wives and husbands In cases OF
difference over household econo-
mics We're laid down by Judge
Charles l.. Long in the separation
case brought by Mrs. Edith Marsh
against Henry d. Marsh, assistant
treasurer OF the Five-Cent Savings
Bank:
"The husband Is absolute lord
and master OF the exchequer. =
"He is entitled to his meals at
any hour he wants them,
"He may select such food az he
chooses. II he wants one food
and his wife another, the husbands
decision goes.
"A servaHnt girl to whom the
husband objects must be discharg
cd.
"Finally, the man who pays
the bills and not woman, 81
boss"
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06
First Aid in Sunstroke

At the emergency hospital In
the city hail, whore most OF the
heat prostrations are treated, the
surgeons In charge last night, DR..
Z. A. Pond and DR.. Abraham Vein
berg, were asked TO describe the
first symptoms indicating the
approach Of prostration from the
sun. They gave this statement,
"The first sensation that a per-
son ordinarily notices when he Ia
about 10 be overcome by heat 10
extreme dizziness. This Is usually
accompanied by the cessation OF
perspiration. Black spots some
times appear before the eyes. A
fluttering sensation OF the heart
and n feeling OF oppression are
sometimes experienced. II the
person has been drinking very
cold water no will probably suffer
from cramps In the abdomen. "
The physicians were asked for
advice to persons who might find
themselves experiencing such SYM
ptoms, They gave the following,
"When any OF these symptoms
are felt the person should imme-
diately seek a cool place and keep
as quiet as possible. II conven-
lent It Is best to get in a tub OF
cold water. Friction should be
applied to the limbs and body.
This will bring the blood to the
surface. Keep an ice pack on the
head"
They also gave the following
first aid instructions for use by
persons helping a victim,
"If a person is found overcome
by heat one OF two courses should
be followed, II the patients tenn
perature is high the patient should
be taken to a cool place immedi-
ately. An ice pack should be put
on the head. This condition is
termed q sun stroke.
ain the case of n real heat pros
tration the conditions are differ
emit. The temperature Is below
normal. The patient Is In a state
of extreme collapse. Heat should
be applied TO the body. Stimu-
lants may be given. The condition
OF a person suffering from heat
p%rostration is very serious. Death
ordinarily is the result. The real
danger Of the ordinary heat stroke
is that 1t viii 60 into heat prostra-
ton. II this can be prevented the
mostcpf the danger Is eliminated.n
Kansas City Star.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06

The thermometers yesterday re-
corded around the 10 mark, a
little the hottest 50 far.
Christ John was here from Mt.
Leonard yesterday and bought a
riding plow-there's optimism for
you. Let the good work continue.
r. J. Peace and family, Of Sapul
pa, Okla, returned Saturday after
a two weeks visit with Mrs. I. J.
Peavler and Mrs. Sallie Rogers, OF
South Salt Pond. They wrote back
that on their arrival home IL was
III degrees in the shade.
The many friends OF c. B. Good
win will be pleased to know that
his injuries in the auto collision
at Kansas City Saturday were not
serious, although he was quite
severely shaken up. He Is home
and able to get around.
A big party of st. Louis auto
lists will leave st. Louis on the
morning OF July 18th and make
a trip over the northern II route
to Kansas City and return on the
central route, which passes through
Marshall and Saline. The plan is
to look over the route to note
advantages and Disadvantages.
I'D Shannon's little son, Alvin,
had a leg broke, on the Fourth.
He and his brother, we're riding
on a horse which was kicked by
another horse and caught the lit
tie felloe's leg. Dr.. John Hall,
Jr. was called an1 attended his
injuries. They live southeast OF
Marshall.
Hayden Colvert, w. r. williams
and Theo Huff have returned from
Kansas City where they attended
the retail coal dealers convention.
Mr.. Colvert was made n director
for tho ensuing year. They report
a very pleasant aai profitable
meeting.
Dean Durrett was tried before
Squire Bush yesterday afternoon
on a charge OF shooting j. r.
Neff's, dog recently northeast OF
town. II was stated that rs he
was passing the Ncff place In
a wagon the dog came out and
was barking at his team when he
killed the dog by shooting him
with n shotgun. The jury cleared
Mr.. Durrett and everybody seemed
TO amen the verdict. The case
drew n large crowd.
STRAYED-one bay mare NIUE
four years old, about sixteen hands
high, branded on left shoulder and
left cheek and wearing a halter.
Was near Salt Springs when last
seen. Information will be award
ed by s. T. Wilson & Son, Malta
Bend, Mo. 2T-2ec
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested in the New Frank
fort Cemetery Association, that a
meeting will be held at the New
Frankfort school house on the af-
ternoon OF Saturday, July 22d, for
the purpose of adopting bylaws
and for tho transaction OF other
important business. BY order OF
the board OF directors.
Antoine Mertzwa,
Joseph Wehinger
21-2sc II. w Blum.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06
Local Items

Gladys Steinheimer spent the
Fourth In Kansas City.
City marshal Butts, OF Slater was
IN Marshall Saturday.
W. II. Townswnd, OF Arrow Rock
had business here Thursday.
Mrs. A. j. Haynes, of east OF
town, called TO renew Friday.
Mrs. Webster NJ. White Is visit
ing her sister, at Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Prosecuting Attorney Meschede
went 20 Mexico Monday on legal
business.
Mrs. w. +. Patterson and chill
dren are visiting her sisters in
Columbia
r. ]. McMahan, one OF Mar
shali prominent citizens, Is report
cd critically III.
Miss Vic Levy OF near Malta
Bend has gone TO Colorado to
epend the summer.
8. ID Houx Is telling some great
fish stores since returning to his
ri.'es a; the store.
Mrs. ID. b. Robertson and daugh
ter, Miss Lutte, are spending sew
eral months in Colorado.
Mrs. c. G. Proctor and two little
cons left Friday for Colorado for
an extended Western stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Redman arc
visiting their daughter, Mrs. John
Landrum, in Chicago since Satur-
day.
Miss Lena Plourd returned home
Saturday for her vacation from
C~hillicothe where she has been at
tending Chillicothe Business Col
lege.
c. J. oquest came up from Mob
erly Friday evening to close up
come business. He says they are
pleased with their new home.
w. r. VanBooven, OF Slater, was
mp Friday and bought the New
York Racket's safe for use in his
store.
w. +. Redman left last week for
Alma, Colorado, in the interest OF
his mines. Mr.. Redman Is blind
but keeps in close touch with
the worlds happenings.
w. T. Clark lost his separator by
fire Saturday night while at Wal
tar Farmers place, south Of town.
He came in Monday ana bought
q new n
Little Harold Harvey had the
bad luck to break his arm a sec
ond time Last week, having Just
recovered from a similar accident.
he n q o OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cunning
ham Of Topeka, Kas,, were guests
Of Mrx- O. M. Robinson last week.
They went to Nelson Saturday to
wiki relatives. Miss Lorine Rob-
insor i also wishing in Nelson.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06
Prize Hot Weather Story

c. NJ. Wood, of the city hall,
tells the prize hot weather story.
He says a colored man OF south
of town drove up and on theway
his buggy caught fire and he had
a time putting it out. II Is sup
posed that some pitch on the back
of the rig became heated and start
ed to blaze. OF course this hap
pened yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06
BOY

More money in one day may be
earned with mo than during an
entire week in other ways. APP
plicants must be bright, neatly
dressed, clean hands and face. ]
want the manifest boy in the city.
Come early prepared for work.
Thomas Vawter,
3i1 Z. VERIFY, ST.
Marshall. Mo
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06

Judge Long advised the Marshes
TO patch up their differences. Mr..
Marsh left the courtroom wreath
ed in smiles. Mrs. Marsh did not
indorse the courts opinions and
said So.
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06

-
Claud Frazier of Slater is spend
ing a few days in Marshall taking
his vacation.
Miss Mollie Pollard Is making an
extended visit TO relatives and
friends near Malta Bend.
orville Crump and Aug. Schmidt
report catching about so lbs. of
fish nea Stanhope Saturday.
Ben Lowenstein and family are
getting relief from the heat at
Cedar Lake, Wis. "wise guys
Frank Brightwell, with Hpux
Bros, is on his vacation, which
no Is spending a. Mt. Leonard.
T. II. GRAPHICAL, wife and son, Of
Seattle, Wash, came in Friday for
a visit % John jain and family.
The city council met Monday
evening and transacted routine
business, mainly side walk ordin-
ances.
Napton Camp NJ. W. A., will give
their first annual picnic and log
rolling at Wilton Springs on July
27th. All welcome.
l.. G. Shackelford was up from
Napton Saturday and said oats pro
duced from 225 to 80 bushels TO the
acre In his vicinity.
c. X. Scott came In Saturday
from Huntsville and will remain
in Marshall with his family for n
week or so ut least.
| j. II. Calls and wife, OF Sedalia,
visited nj L. l.. Steele's Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. Steele Is their
daughter.
Hiram Ordway has received the
repairs for his threshing machine
and will soon have everything in
his usual firstcla IS running order.
Rose Bros. and their force were
at Wilton Springs Thursday doing
some concrete work around the
spring. Wilton Is getting to be
quite a popular summer resort.
John b. Catron, a brother OF
Mrs. Z. r. Metcalf, Of Blackburn,
died at his homo In Walla Walla,
WASH. on June Goth. He moved
west from near Waverfy.
Mesdames L. r. Pemberton, T.
j. Hunter, Lon Durrett, George
Landlord, Miss Nancy Durrett and
John Landlord left Monday for
Colorado Springs to spend the
summer.
Mrs. viii Morris, who is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. w. B.
Drinkerd, drove to Sweet Springs
Monday with Jack Shemwell, OF
Nelson, returning to her home in
Nelson Tuesday.
Louis Poucher, one of our enter
prising BARRIERS was seen going
down the street Thursday evening
with some small cabbage plants.
He believes in "making hay" while
| the sun shines.
The Slater telephone system has
been put under it's own manage
ment with George Whittleton In
charge, instead of being a branch
to Marshall. Ed Purcell, of this
city has been made district man
ager, the district comprising sa-
line county.
Rcbt. Rayl packed his grip Sun
day and went to Kansas City In
an auto. The boys say that he Is
likely to bring back a bride after
several weeks. He has got good
taste and We predict therem be
another good looking young lady
in town il he does.
MI. and Mrs. C. c. Metcalf and
daughter, Ruth, of Kansas City,
are spending the week with Mrs.
j. F. Bryan on Highland addition.
M. Me,calf is a cylinder pressman
IN Kansas City.
Mrs. A. Z. Riley, our valuable
Grand Pass correspondent, has
the distinction OF having the ma
ton celebrate on her birthday.
Her son and daughter IN Boston
remembered her with Z handsome
set Of silvsr spoons. She was also
thA r~nnfnt~~f nkhn~ ~sGk.s b-x~i
The Marshall republican., 1911-07-06

Geo. W Baker was up from Sla-
ter Satur -.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17
LOCAL and GENERAL

II goes without saying that cvcry-
thing Is Best at The Encore.
There Is n meeting of the Board OF
Health this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The biggest cholera germ known Is
on exhibition ut tho Anchor Saloon.
Michael Dillon has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Fred
Vaekos, deceased.
For distilled water. Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks,
ring mp phone 2l7l. Consolidated
Soda Works.
Thirty Boy Scouts will ascend Tan
talus for u one-Gay's camping trip to-
morrow. They will return tomorrow
evening. .r..
Begin using Australian butter and
realize the joys of living where good
butter may be had Metropolitan
Market. Telephone 3ii5.
Roy Scouts Suits Free. Boys call
at the Green Stamp store and ask tho
man. Everything free for Green
Stamps. Fort and Beretania.
,rhoro 4, M crushed rock half en-
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liz tho I,,noIr,u constructiop and
nrav,nc 10 Iad Robinson R,dp
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17
F ZEE!

DR., s. s. Smith, oaieopaihic phys
ician, graduate OF the Pacific College
OF Ostcopathy and member of the
State and National Osteopathic Assoc
citation who recently came from San
Bernardina. Cal, to Honolulu. on n
visit, has decided to remain, having
fallen In love with the town. To in
troduce himself 10 the people Of Ho-
nolulu aud vicinity, for one week be-
ginning July Goth he will give free
consultation and examination at the
Metropole on Alakea St, opposite Ha-
wailan Hotel, Dr, Smith comes highly
recommended. 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17
LOCAL and GENERAL

A longshoremen's union Is to be
organized In Hilo.
Round the island summer rate. $50.
Lewis Stables and Garage Tel. an
Leahi Chapter. No. 2, q. u. s.. will
meet In Masonic Temple this evening
at T:3O.
Fully seven thou5al people were
inside the Athletic Park fence at one
time yesterday.
II you want "A good job done on an
auto or carriage take It to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co, AT Queen 81.
The divorce suit instituted by lie.
len Correa against Frank Correa WIS
dismissed Saturday by Judge Robin
son.
Many tourists took In the sigh. Of
the night blooming cereus. that Is one
of the wonders of the Punahou dis
| trict.
Suits made to your measure a.
read.-made prices by Geo A. Martin
Empire Theatre Building. Suits go
and M "k = 70 'trr~ -
II is reported thai the IIilo hotel
was under the necessity of turning
away patrons for want of room last
week
Papa will be glad to know that he
can get shoes for himself aud family
ut twenty cents a pair. Ask tho Green
! Shoe man on Alakca.
Word has been received from q. q
| Bradford. to the effect that he has
settled in Formusa ana Is planting
rubber trees ard cotton.
Filling material for swampy places.
| old ccsspools and low lands, for sale
by Geo. NJ. Yamada, room POS, Me-
Candlcss building. Phone 2l57.
ID. W. kamalukan was accidcntlN
struck by In auto Saturday night as
he was alighting from Rapid Tran
| sit car lie sustained slight bruises
on the arms and legs.
A Korean named Yoon 10 plunge,
through window on Kamehameh.
avenue while attempting 10 master
the art of riding a bicycle, He was
| somewhat cut about the face.
An action In the Circuit Court has
been started by A. j. Campbe,
against Tam Pong to obtain propert,
which had been sold under foreclos
ure. The defendant refuses to give
up his purchase.
The guests at the Macdonald join
ed in a most enjoyable dance Satur-
day night, A nice COLLATION. was serv-
ed during the evening and the good
time was kept up until II was a run
to catch the last car. A..s
All active members, directors ant
trustees of the Y. M. c.. a. are ex
pected to meet ~ the old home Mt
| o'clock this afternoon. The matter
of transferring the old building tC
the Elks will be discussed.
Tho erection Of the building to talk,
the place Of the old Japanese church
on Nuuanu street Is being rapid,
pushed ahead. The first part OF the
walls have nearly been completed and
should be finished during this week
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17

Latest sugar quotations; 4.23o., or
S84.60 Pcr ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17

SALES Between Boards 80 II
c. & S. Co., s$s.a7M; 25 Eva, 1872
$1,000 McBrydc 6s, s96; $1,000 Nc
Bryde 6s. 500: Oahu, $3i.25.
Session Sales: 10 Oahu, s3i.25:
Oahu, s3l.25; IS Oahu, s3l.25; II
Oahu. s3I.25; 80 Olaa. $462h: I,
Oahu. s31.25; Haw. Pine. Co, $3S75;
NOTICE-On the goth inst, Haw
Ayr. Co. will pay an extra dividend
Of 81 per share.
DIVIDENDS-July IL. 1911: Haw
Sug: CO.. soc @hare; oahu Sus. Co.
zoe share; o. x. & l.. Co.. 75c share;
Pepeekco, 81 share; Waialua, 75t
share.
Latest sugar quotation; 4.23o., OF
S8d,6O pcr tou
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17

lady's handbag containing purse, own
az can have same by calling at Bull
lolin office. proving property and
paying for this nd. 40S0-Jt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-17
BARGAINS.

We deal In listed and unlisted sec
rifles OF all kinds. La Zacaulpa. CHI
apas. Rio Michol, HIdaleo rubber; Ms
cot copper; Pruissina Hills oil stoH
w. e. LOGAN
Room II Bacon Block, Oakland, c.