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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-17
His Honor as School Inspector.

This story from the Kooau concerns
His Honor the Mayor Of HOnou who has
by the Same efficiency bug that has recently made the
board Of supervisors The Mayor end
uu trips TO the other side of Oahu the official
70 combine business with pleasure dropped into school
houses to ascertain how well the jantor did his work appointment
OF the school nior is the official peogatiye of Mayor
should be remembered On this particular OCCASION however, anor
was spearing squids. tn +. 't.s'#4'
him how he does" t.,,. ~, "'... s.N,, .t wv
The schooma asked Joseph anyhow
the children progressing His Honor ambcrcd
machine and made procession behind aisle
Of the one Of the temple Of learning seny
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-17
The Dreaming Lady
BY H. NJ. AYREs.

k1sAShlW 4,
In qdAG dIafakioaea .taan by citys busy highway.
Waksa little, queeny lady, as the sinks in the
Mid of palms bamboo green shady
Dreaming of broken scepe and vanished stateliness
The tradwind irs the whisper kingdom
of royal days In palaces when hers to command;
Across the street church bell rings and all haes
a Well up to Overlooking at the mockng strokes demand,
The stars out she fingers night spill their incense
And bats hawking where by day there bees;
bard-her banda throw strain playng
The while she stands thore needless of augh but
Comes at last to that old garden whore pale pumaras cluster
Arnold Hawaiian wonqp with heavy step and slow ~
And with reyeren obeisan leads the dreaming lady homewar
Where from bower of gcencry light burns low
In that uan old fashioned garden queen sanctuary
And though her crowns baube flag torn apart
Forever win she reign where tongue spoken
Until the end the monarch of dying nation Is heart
M Honolulu, February IL, 1914 A.. " .s...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-17

GBRRIT WIEDERTc ~ LoaLed
Wednesday night show oe>oalv for the
strangers scores Of - artive that morning nv tho Manchra
Wonderful strides have lCN made hibiscus
show held about year the Y NJ hail. many bartiful
flowers have been ce As for palms FERNS why past
for exhibition, The no 'qGe Er 30 = "a !, ho tie
SHOW Whel% VIII beg It | -" ' ,''rrN q until
in the afternoon the Hawaiian Band viii play there =.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-17
snbsequent PrOcoedings and pishwlashers.

Some curious and interesting arise in connection with
side Of dinners and entertain
ments for distinguished public guests "
Committees appointed things this sort The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-17

soemn he listened while the classes went through their EXERCISES Then
with sonnty aud cOurty grace, he spelling book from
teachers desk gayeH opened 81 pointed finger Of the agc
girls, and bald: ft 49, f7a %4ft st@T ,f a t#.EtTt
you know how to spell eggp'f't st.a@h
The selected scholar sguired but effort Uphold
dignity Of the school Eggpitp she spelled. WI
Not right said Joseph with touch panied surprise in h
mayoral voice. Can make spell right"
dead silence greeted his general question
most embarrassed Of the asembge With reproaeh
the Mayor turned TO her You tell EN- he commanded.
The teacher bushed and explained that
word egypt" but supposed = be spelled
Yohlnb 4mdw th0obay sll dbpb "why, right
this book and his finger point TO the racc the page
The teacher looked and the word - EGYPT.t'
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09
s~s
Rural Letter Carriers Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Rhode Islam,
Rural Letter Carriers Association wa,
held on Friday afternoon of last week a,
The oineyviiIe Post Office. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year,
President, Chester H. Searle; vice.presl.
dent, Water ID. Meader, Saylesyille: sec
fet"ry-treasurer, Albert Il. Todd, Woon.
socket. Mr. Todd was also chosen dele.
gate to the next annual convention a,
washington, ID. c., August Ist.
Fred .. sweet, X. +. ID. carrier in
Thornton, gave an interesting report OF has
uip TO Evansville, Ind, where lie attend /.
ed the last national convention. The talk
was enlivened by many personal anecdotes
from the meeting.
Another address was made by William
j. Duly, superintendent Of the olneyville
ONCE, who included IN the remarks
several pertinent suggestions pertainrng to
the X. L. ID. service.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09
MANToN.

William Laksy has taken a position with
Il. h. Evans.
The sample season is about over NJ Ia,
Manton Mill.
There are several cases of scarlet fey.,
In this section.
Mrs. Mary Bates is visiting her dau,h-
ter at Bellville. Il. /.
The monthly calendar OF St. Peter,
ohareh will be out on Sunday.
The Catholic Club is to have fine
quarters at ST. Thomas Church.
Miss Agnes Remington is i'll at the home
OF her brother In Franklin, Mass.
Harold 6. Breul and Sargent Kimbal,
arc recent additions to the art catone.
Mrs. James Henderson is the eues, ot
her sister, Mrs. J. A. Webb of Providence
Carl G, Taubert has been made su,e,;n.
,eaden' oi the Man,on mill in place OF w.
w. Weeden.
VI ANlN place. haS heTn
reelected reading clerk OF the Rhode Is
land Senate.
a Young Mems Catholic Club Is b.in,
formed by the younger male attendants Of
81, Thomas Church
meeting IN regard 10 the holding of n
oaAar Tor the benefit of ST. Peters chu,ch
VIII DC held on Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Foster, who Is emploved =,
the Dyerville Mil of the Joslin Manufg
Co is suffering from a light attack of
small pox
The Doreas Society connected with N.
chureh OF Christ will meet next wedpes.
uay with Mrs. George Miner OF Chalk
stone Avenue.
samuel w. ID. Evans died al his home
mere on Saturday lie was In his ,,ua
year The funeral services were held n,
Tuesday and the burial was at cbepaebe,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09

For the next few months the moon. In
the course OF its eastward journey, among
the stars Will pass SO close to the planet
Mars that the edge OF its disc will be seen
10 almost touch the planet An especially
close approach may be observed Just
alter Mars has risen on the evening of
January nth.
0onneei'cu's national guard has con.
formed generally to the requirements of
the war department in its organization.
the adJu,ant general having issued orders
on September 10th last aud which went
into effect on October 18th, making such
Changes as were necessary to remove any
Inconsistencies.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09
THORNTON.

new store has been opened near Gal
lows Bridge.
New machinery is being placed in th
Priscilla Mill.
A new boiler is being installed at th
Victoria Mills.
A case OF scarlet fever was repoted L
the authorities on Wednesday.
f. Loyal Pride OF the Village lodge he'll
Its annual meeting on Monday evening
The barn dance" held in CalePs Hal
last Saturday evening was well patronized
The Thornton Foot Ball team will pla,
the Greystones at Centerdale ON Saturday
Work is progressing well on the new
Catholic church building in Pocasset Vii.
lage.
a regular meeting of the Johnston
Health League will be held next Wednes-
day evening.
The Thornton foot ball team defeated
the J. & z. Goats team on Saturday by a
score OF to O.
A regular meeting Of the Johnston Town
Council will be held this afternoon at the
Town Clerks Office.
The Young Thornton Foot Ball team
will play the Lymsnsville team on Satur
day on the home grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Holroyd, who spent
the holidays here, returned on Saturday
to their home in Northampton.
Rev. Daniel /. Torrey was the ministe,
at the Congregational Church last Sunday
evening. The Lords Supper was observed.
Johnston Lodge, Order of Moose, held
a meeting Tuesday evening in calePs Hall.
Albert Thornley, was elected treasurer and
Stanley Parker, secretary, to fill vacancies |
Mrs. Fidelia Kimbsll, mother of CHIEF
of Police kimball, died on Sunday at The |
residence OF her son in Simmonsyille
Mrs. Kimball was eighty years of age and
was born In Foster, but had spent most of
her life Ia Johnston. She was the widow
'f Miranda Kimball. The funeral services
we're held on Tuesday.
Loyal Pride Of the Village Lodge held
rs annual meeting on Monday evening.
there was an excellent attendance Of mem.
'ers. The report Of officers showed the
odge to be in nourishing condition.
A. 4
he following officers were installed by
'eputy Smith Ogden Of olneyulle: Noble
'rsnd-Thomas Brandre,h; Vice Grand
'mes Gsskinsj Permanent Secretary-
VILLAIN s. Wood; Elective Secretary
rnold Jaeger Warden-Brother James
'ilson; Inside Guard-Brother Thomas
eynolds; conductor-William Barks, Il.
"eetj Brother Charles Hol.
cd; Trustee for two years-Brother
luire Hill; Lecture Master and Chaplain
Horace B. York.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09
EAST GLoCEsTER.

Laurel Grange, r. Of II installed officer,
a, its meeting last Saturday evening.
Laurel Grange will serve ''bean sup
per" in the new hall on Saturday even
ing.
The recently elected officers Of Laurel
Grange we're installed las, Saturday even.
ing by Deputy Harry Bartlett, Of North
Scituate.
M. n. A. Burnside. plumber and tin.
smith, steam and gas fitting. twenty-five
years experience. Personal supervision
0f all work. Centredsle, X. i,--Adyt.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09

A regular meeting Of the North Provi-
denee Town Council was held on Monday.
North Providence Aesie held It's srnuai
smoker last Friday evening In Broley's
Hall.
Roger Williams Lodge will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow evening In
Masonic Hall.
Al H. A. Burnside. plumber aud tin
smith, steam aud gas fitting. Twenty-Five
years experience. Personal supervision Of
all work. Cen,redale, RI.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09
EVANSVILLE.

The Lymansvile foot ball team defeated
the Robbins Co team Of Providence, Sat-
urday by score OF 6 10
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09
SALTWATER.

nj. IL. A. Burnside. plumber and tin
smith, steam and gas fitting. Twenty-Five
years experience. Personal supervision of
all work Ccntredale, X. I.-Adyt.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-01-09
NOTICE,
The RHODE ISLAND COMPANY
CHANGE OF scuEDuLs
PROV1DENCE-DANIEI SON LINE
EFFECTIvE JAN I. lp,l

SAN. iua
leave market square, Providence. for Dsn
.,.lsun AZ Ou0 q. M, and hourly until sO0 n IN
men NJ uoo ~ m. to Foster Centre, l0OO n. nm.
~ ~ sn ror'er .ente nni Ioplins urossiLg snd
n,9nnsniie, ~ nnd sron The city line NJ Sls a. m.
Leave Danialson Rt $50 a. m and hour,v
uhtll bSo y, m, also from ClAyyiIie .at IA "A
y. IN anu from hoohland car house At osT
rng running time bctwcon villages viii be
r@", x,,,',u n,u rAst hllilnEly ..,..... ~ minutes
rosi.r rnnt % nnn ror'cI centre ~ minutes
.'hyvillo ana Rockinnd 4 lm,,nrsa.
hocklnnd and Richmond or South
Scitunte IN ..,..
nichnond and Ashland mts,...s
Ashland and North scituato IA ,.s ,.',n...
North Scituate and city line os n's,,r,.
$500 NV" ""'h"t square 10 minutes
d. ROSCOE ANDERSON.
superintendent transportation
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
Trustees Sale

Whereas, W T. Younger, and Lollie
+ Younger, his wife, by their certain
deed of trust, dated January l2th, 1914,
and recorded in the Office of the recorder
oideeds for the county OF Rolhnger. state
OF Missouri, in book 6S, at page III, con-
veyed to G. h, Cunningham. trustee, the
following described property, situated in
the county OF Bollinger, state Of Missouri,
10 wit:
The west half ts) Of the northwest
quarter, "a Of section thiuy-slx t36),
and the southeast quarter a of the
northeast quarter "a D, of section thirty
hyr BY, all in township thirty-three
Si', north, of range eight -, east.
Bolhnger county, Mo, containing 10
acres. more or less. according TO United
States survey.
And. whereas. default has heen made
IN the payment of the principal note and
interest thereon, described IN said deed
of trust, now
Therefore, in pursuance TO the cdndi-
tons Of said deed OF trust, 4. the under
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
Bcssvillc

Rev F, l. Meyers returned from
Shetleys creek Sunday. where he
had been assisting in a revival.
Charles Hale of Glen Allen and n.
N, Hale of Hogan were scallad here
10 see their sister. Miss Minta, who
has been very sick, but is improving.
Mrs. 6. A. Venable and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Rosa Rhodes
Mrs. Caroline BesS had a sale
Thursday, which was well attended
considering the rainy weather.
Our farmers are busy breaking
wheat ground
Mr.. Rhodes of Frcdericktown was
here last week buying cattle.
l., c. Griffith, who has been work
ine at Mine la Motto, came home
few days ato,
Miss Bertha Connlvan of Lodge.
who has been visiting Mrs, L, C.
Griffith, has returned home.
The Bessville school will begin
with D. X. Francis as teacher
DAISY.
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
Admlnistratrix Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration apon the estate of Ran
toIph James deceased, have been grant
ed to the undersigned, by the Probate
court Of Bollinger county, Missouri
bearing date the isih day Of Aug, 1914
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit then, .o
the undersigned within six months from
the date Of said letters or they may be
preeluded from any benefit of such es-
tate, and II said claims ne no, exhibited
within one year from the date oi the last
publication OF this notice. they shall be
forever barred MATTE A. JAMES.
Administratrix.
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03

We rwgfet srry much that In
maAins uq osn g~r~Rlal se*-ass last
~e~a wr ufsinsenihaaIly ONeTlCokeV!
W A Shull q! near 8ess,ilse. who
was an appreciated calIes nj this of
fs,g on Tuesday
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
Revival InCraSiH in Inferc II
and Conventions.

The revivnl services conducted by
Rev. p 6. Esom Of North Carolina
at the Baptist chnrch here are daily
growing in crowds and interest Eight
persons have already professed faith
in Christ and a number II others for
prayer. Large cru~ds a,teid each
night The meus m,Fiing Sunday
afteripm Was largely attended by
men lud much im,rst mamf, s,td
Rev Esom is presc.n,.g the llaia.
straight Bible truth aud all should
hear him. The sig' yoint to a fine
mee.ine Services eJch night at
745 Cottage prayer meetings
also are held each day at the homes
at 80 p m. The prayers and CO.
operation Of all christians are re
auested in this revival Of religion.
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03

Byron Rockwell and Mile Perkins,
Dewev Moore and Mary Mooney have
been licensed to marry.
Marvin Yount moved out to the
county farm yesterday. Mr.. Yount
Is the new superintendent
Carpenters are at work on an ad-
dition to Miss Mary Whybark's resi-
dence. When completed this will
give her a very desirable home.
j. H. Estes OF BurfOrdville brought
his daughter, Miss Kate. out Monday
and she enrolled in viii Mayfield
college. MIR. Estes made this Office
a pleasant visit.
Hon. Peter H. Huck. judge of our
Circuit court, will deliver lecture
at the courthouse here on Courts
and Court Procedure" on Thursday
evening. September II. for the bene-
fit of the students OF the schools in
this vicinity in the eighth grade and
upwards. The lecture will be free
to all who wish to attend. Remem-
Der the date and be sure to hear
what Judge Huck has to say on
this subject.
The little 2-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Bollineer was drowned
in pond near their home, about
three miles northeast OF Patton the
evening of September /. DR.. c. M
Wilmer, coroner, and Sheriff S. P.
Presnell were called and went up
there Wednesday morning to hold
an inquest We have not been able
TO learn the full particulars, but 1t
seems that while Mrs Bollineer was
going about her household duties,
the little one got to the pond aud
when she missed him and went out
to look for her child, she found him
in the pond, drowned 1t is certainly
sad bereavement for the young
parents,
Aur,hur Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kinder, died August q, at the
family residence in Lutesville. aged
II years and some months. He had
never fully recovered from a severe
attack OF typhoid fever and while
able 10 be up and about, he was
again confined to his bed few days
before his death and grew gradually
worse until death came TO his re-
lief Rev. H. D. Maness conducted
the funeral services al the residence
Saturday afternoon and the body
was laid TO rest in the Slaybaueh
cemetery This is a sad bereave-
ment TO the family, as only a few
years ago their eldest daughter died
and this WIS their only son. This
should have appeared last week. but
We were not in possession of the
particulars
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
r. bIiif Typesrlfcr>

Remington. Oliver. Smith Premier
Royal. Hammond, Underwood and
all other makes SIS, S25 and $50 in
stead Of 500 Cash. or s. monthly
paymeuts Every machine We sell
ID guaranteed in writing for two
wears (The editors Of this paper
use one Of our rebuilt machines and
will forward orders to us)
REBUILT TYPEwRIfEROo-
Established Is years.
2ls OZARK Buildine. St. LOUIS. Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
- LOCAL NEWS -

See Estes Brothers for Glass and
tin fr,l, cans
VIII Richard. o,.n.,, ,h, p,ss,,,,
creet schoo, Mo,dav
nj class and lin fr,,;, c,ns
:.
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o''' ''''' J" "e""''" ''''' ''''''as
w WV """"" .'a'" "nP' '''
S"" ~ '' '' "' "' '"
Early Said.'t wen, TO Cape Gsrar-
$50" ' " ~ '
+" ~ want the best buggy IN the
county 'o''W east money. see rs
Ms@ ! F"a Il 'h"'ds "ntlo LAT
"'' '"s' ''"'''"f \" 1" 'e''~t0 open
~HS" o'ff' s'N"'ay
We have a stock II 10 and 20
cen' o1 'ail ana ser Ns Before YOU
"s' h''S o''N' ""'''@ 'iih
viii Nayaeli c,,licfr ossn nri Mon
day with a gssi enrnllmcul and fine
W~FsS '@ a5""s'eF pF'Si~fous
F"
Co TO Eses a,,s for vour S.-rrrn
Doors. wiusl,g~t atd mrr They
have li,e Nee Frrt,vtAou OIL Stove
r. Z IIa.4la has bought Dr. "
A RrsnssI, atvfrst in tht, hl* lin.
h~sw~en b, " aui l.utesstlls ~ the
firm Is nu~ t4cs Il Hu,son
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Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
,Sermun 10 laasg People

Next Saturday st ) = ~, Rev p
G. FlSan ~tEl gyrach 10 children
and young Fs~opse AZ the Baptist
rhurch-Sui9vt New Things let
NIL parput~ send thyir children to
hear this interesting address
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
at Cape Girardeau, No..

signed trustee, at the request Of the le-
gal holder Of said note, Will on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1914,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon. and FIVE o'clock in the after
noon Of said day. AT the north front door
OF the courthouse, in the city OF Marble
Hin. Bolhnger county, Mo, sell at pub
lie vendue, 10 the highest bidder for cash, il,
the above described land. TO satisfy said
note and interest. and cost Of executing
this trust. c. b. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee.
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03

An English bishop, offering an
orange to a little child, remarked.
sweetly
Now. my little man. | shall give
you this orange If you tell me where
God is.
NV lord. answered the child, son
of a clergyman. "lll give you two
oranges il you'll tell me where lie is
not. -Woman's National Weekly.
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03

Ole Hill Tuesday.
Milo Travelstead Of near Doneola
was In Marble Hill Monday on busi-
ness
T. J. Barks visited relatives In
Stoddard county the latter part Of
last week.
Some very fine peaches have been
coming to this market this week and
they seem to be slow sale.
Hon. Robert Drum went over to
Jackson Monday to meet and &C.
company Mrs. Drum home.
Dean Hatcher came up from Ar
morel. Ark. Sunday to enter W. NJ.
College. This Is his sophomore year.
Frank Eneelen OF near Leopold
was In Marble Hill Tuesday aud
made this office an appreciated call.
Mrs Goldie Shell, who has had
employment in ST Louis the last
year or more, has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, c. N. thinner.
man. near town the las, week or two.
L0sf--Between Zalma and the
Perkins creek bridge August 4. 49,
jewel, Burlington special. hunting
case watch. Case is engraved and
slightly dentei, and had a short
chain attached. Liberal reward to
finder. CnasiEs Gnns, Glen Allen. Mo.
Special Sermon TO women
On next Sunday afternoon at 800
Rev, P 6 Elsom will preach a
sermon to women on the Model
Woman
This sermon has been heard by
large crowds OF women In other
towns, All women and girls invited.
Tobacco and Cigar Statesmen want
ei to advertise Experience un-
necessary 500 Monthly and travel
tns expenses Advertise smoking.
chewing tobacco cigarettes, cigars.
Send &c stamp for full particulars.
iiemet Tobacco Co. New York, N. Y.
2nt
The fine rains last week put the
ground in good fix tor plowine and
will revive the pastures. and save
TO the farmers All enormous amount
II food Hundreds II acres will he
~o~u 10 rye for fall and winter pas
turr. II desired the rye may be cut
ansi iesi To ~ork teams next spring
as IL grows out early aud makes a
good green food |, also makes a
sood green crop TO plow under
Our public 9hool opened Monday
with Cove Yates as principal and
Miss Clara Jones assistant or prima-
~ teacher The teachers are enu.
tied TO the assistance and support Of
the parents and unless il is given.
there nsrd b@ no surprise II the re-
suits fall short Of expectations. The
teachers have plenty 10 do in their
regular work, and these durieS are
much more difficult. and sometimes
become very unpleasant without the
coogeratIon Of the parents
Last Sunday morning about
o'cloCk, the residence owned by
Cyrus Harms, and occupied by Dr.
Warren Smith. caught on fire, sup
pos*Sily from a detective wire, and
was completely destroyed All Of
the family excepting Dr Smith and
his son. Fred. we're in Jackson Fred
discovered the fire and aroused his
father who vas compelled to make
hiS'escape from the burning house
through a window The house was
insured; and Or Smith says his fur
nituw was insured, but not near
enough to cover the loss -SikeSton
Revival Inoressin In intercsf
and Conventions.
The revivnl services conducted by
Marble Hill press., 1914-09-03
Dental >otite

E Dr " \ Reynolds,
YYYs Dentist. will he IN his
offics In Marble hill every Friday
and Saturday
Prof Chas II Williams OF the
state University was herr the first
of the ~rek. visiting his mother and
relatives aud friends He had Just
returned from q stay of Ten days OF
two weeks at Blowing Rcck. \. {
Prof Williams went to the vicinity
of Mayfirld and Scopus Monday
afternoon to spend ie" days With
relatives