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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
SIX CONVICTS
GET LIBERTY
Governor Released Five
Men and a Woman.
REASONS ARE SET OUT
Two PardOnS, Three Paroles
and Fine RENTED.
Marengo County Woman was ssrv-
ing Ten Year Sentence for Kill
ing Her Infant--xoung
White Man Paroled.

Six ccnvicts. i've men and one woman,
weie EXTENDED clemency yesterday by
Governor jerks. Inc woman who was
given her liberty had been charged with
infanticide. the killing OF her new born
infant
James London, who was given ave
years sentence for grand larceny in 1900
In Colbert County, was paroled. In his
endorsement the Governor says:
The trial Judge and the Solicitor agree
that this mans sentence was probably too
severe. The first named in so many words
and the latter by inference. advise Glenn
.ency.''
A parole was also issued 10 General
Jackson OF wilcox County. Jackson was
serving sentence which, with the costs,
amounted to nearly three years, for burg
larry. having been sentenced in 1901.
The endorsement OF Jaokson's parole
was as follows:
This man was convicted OF burglary
and the stealing Of bagging and ties for
one bale Of cotton. He has already served
more than one year. The prosecutor and
other parties ask clemency. Let parole
issue conditional upon his good behavior
and his future law-abiding conduct"
Clff Hardis. young white man Of Rus
sell County. serving a. five-years sentence.
for burglary was given a parole under
similar conditions. The Governor, In
granting the parole. said:
1T Is shown that this young man comes
from a family of law-abiding people. that
he was quite young when the crime was
committed and there Is . strong proba-
bility. of future respectable career for
him. He has already served nearly two
years. Because OF these facts and q large
petition of representative citizens, let
parole issue conditional upon his future
law abiding conduct"
A pardon was granted to Dick Gillian,
an old man who was convicted Of perjury
In Lamar County and sentenced to twen~'
ty-five months Imprisonment.
This man." said the Governor, In grant
ing his pardon, lis 66 years Of age and
he Is now able to do very little work.
THE Pardon Board and the trial Judge
recommend q pardon which 10 advised"
Lily Richardson. woman Of Marengo
County, convicted of murder. was par
6oned. 1t was granted with this endorse
ment:
This woman has served Ave years Of
a sentence of ten years for the alleged
killing Of her new born infant. The trial
Judge and Solicitor recommend ciennency.
Alfred Richardson Of Wilcox Coun"
ty. who was convicted of unlaw-
fully killing hog, was granted
a remission OF a me Of $50. He has been
in Jail and the Governor said in allowing
the remission that he had been, perhaps,
sufficiently punished for a trihing Of
Tense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
LITTLE FOLK OF UNToNTowN.
School Children Sent Money for Sol
diaRs' Home.

School Children Sent Money for Sol
dieFs' Home.
Captain ]. NJ. Falkner. Chairman OF the
Building COMMITTEES which has In charge
the Mounatin Greek Home for Confed-
crate soldiers received yesterday from
Professor A. u. spsssard. superinteu-
dent Of the city schools Of Uniontown
S7.SS TO be used for the Home.
Professor spessard says the amount is
contributed by the children Of the
peal recently sent out by Captain Falk-
ner to the children Of Alabama.
The names OF the children who con-
tributed amounts ranging from Is cents
to one cent are as follows:
Julius Glass. Katie Underwood, Carl
Goldman. Belle Duncan, Eloise White.
Mabel Harwood Thomas White. Flour
noy Grimm. Edward White. Stencil Whit
low, Glenn Grimm, Blanche Adler, Jerome
Meyer, Henry Pitts. Van Grimm. Nadine
Helm. Annie Irby. John Kirker. Willie
Nonnenmacher. Marie West, SaIlie Carr,
Thomas Ware, Fannie Wolf, Elsie Rem
cher. Clarence Adler. John Knight. Thos,
Helm. Andrew Rankin. Fannie Craig
head, Joseph Craighead. Yerby Hudson,
Emma Woodf1n, Marion Walden, Adele
Ellis. Thomas Underwood, John Under
wood. Carl Morgan. Willie Krone. Sadie
McCorkle, Ralston Long. Mae Glass. Rae
Pake. Sudle Rankin. Marcus Duncan,
Marguerite Mcknight, Willie Dykes,
Mary Woodhn. Ella Lee Morgan, Walter
Craighead. CASTOR Stollenwerck, Rosa
Krone. A. K! Glass, N. Parrish, Cole
man Long. Frank McCorkle. James
simms. Bessie Pake. Richard Fox. King
Fox. May Sullivan, Carl Wilson SollIe
Grass. FlOrrie Grass, Fannie May Ware,
Hayward Craighead, Vernon Craighead,
Henry Cooke, Mrs. n. v. Temple, pri-
mary teacher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
pislocated Her shouldsr.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm. Of Fergus
Falls, Mimi. fell and disiocated her
shoulder. She had surgeon get 1t back
In place as soon as possible. but It was
quite sore and panied her very much.
Her son mentioned that he had seen
ChambeTlaln's Pain Balm advertised tor
sprains and soreness, and she asked him
to buy her a bottle Of 1t, which he did.
1t quickly relieved her and enabled her
to sleep which she had not done for sew
eral days. The son was so much pleased
with the .'elief 1t gave his mother that
he has since recommended IL to many 9TH
ers. For sale by all druggists. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
DoTHAN MERCHANTS INDICTED.
Federal Grand Jury Submitted q
Partial Report.

The Federal grand jury. now sitting N
Montgomery. made a partial report to
Judge Thomas G. Jones yesterday after
noon.
Three indictments were returned. They
were against Jake Meyerovitch and Ike
Meyerovitch. formerly merchants Of Do
than. The Indictments charge them with
criminal violations Of the national bank
rupt laws.
After the report had been made, Judge
Jones called the attention Of the grand
Jurors to interlineations in the indict-
ments and inquired whether the inter-
Hneauons were made before the papers
were signed. The foreman in the pres
ence of the grand jury replied In the afFir-
NATIVE.
Judge Jones then ordered that the fore
man should sign his name on every line
on which an interlineation occurred. 50
as to avoid any trouble with counsel as
to the indictment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
Saturday Matinee and Might
Kelcsy q Shannon in Sherlock
Holmes.0

Nothing quite 80 interesting rs the
startling adventures of "sherlock
Holmes has been disclosed In recent
years Kslcsy q Shannon's matchiess
presentation Of this great play at the
Montgomery Theatre Saturday matines
and night. IL q matter Of great interest
to local theatre-gocrs, and viii be ont
Of the events Of the present theatrfca.
season. That Mr.. Kelcey and Miss Shan
non viii be greeted by one OF the largest
year already IL assured. Seats now on
sale for both matinee and night perform-
ances. lady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

On January 9Th ana 18th. the Z. aAA ~.
r. n. will soil One-Way c0honist tiekefe
frosn Montgomery to ali points n TeRaa.
Oklahoma and, Indian Territories. ara y
certain points In ArkAneAs. Losisiaaa an1
Missouri at greatly reduced RATS.
FOR sngormgsio0 pafsalAiM9 % RaeaA
routes ana mchaaulaG. Gale ga O. Z. @nse
az. Union Ticket Agent. or wits o. cen
"a w. l.. neasiey. Pansan@aE Agent,
uni9n @aasieas M0nt@omegys Ais
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
INoreau Refutes q Report.

New York. Jan. "a report that for
.,s,, nnderwritiug syndicate had been yor-
xanized to place a large amount OF Ar9er-
'can securities in the European markets.
",sS nenled today by representatives: Of
,esd,nS financial interests, including J r..
Mor1an and Kuhn, Loeb and Company.
- ,.'ss not denied, however. that large
800, ~ International securities. Tin
Guiding pennsylvania and New York Cen
trail issues, had recently been acquired
~, forelgn interests. -"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

Islnors. ana were held 70 await the ac-
ton Of thu grand jury under bonds Of
500 each.
The Trsnthams were arrested N con.
nscticn with the big Illicit stiil raided sew.
eral days ago by deputy narshals near
the junction. Of the Coosa and Taliapoosa
not been made public.
Secret Service detective y. r. McAdams
has been in Montgomery several days on
the case, but politely refuses 70 talk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

via Honolulu December "a, with the re-
mains Of Mr.. Buct, which were ascogte9
from the moFtuaTy Of thu United saatss
Naval Hospital by q squad Of Unite9
states biusjacksts. Mr8. Buck aeoompa~
MED the body, A large concouree %
frien6s attended farewell gathering haaa
hama December -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
Cheap Rates West via L. q N. n. n

on the first and third Tuesday IN each
,,on,h up to and including April zist..
,aao IIomeseekers excursion tickets WI
-. .oO', .oid at one frst class fare plus 4 N
w 49, round trip to all points In Teas
~ - and oklahoma Territories, and =,
cATtain points In Arkansas. Louisiana
"a missouri Tickets limited p days Ter
return journey. with s.op-ovet privileges
At all points within nomsssSksrsy terri.
EFor further particulars. call on 8. r
go, r A. or call on or write w. /.
assaisv. Pass. Agent, Union" Station.
Montgomery. Ala. sdv-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
CREDITORS AFTER M'NE1LL.

Business Houses Fled Petition
Against saloonkseper.
A petition In involuntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday by the r. J. Mattox
Cigar and Tobacco Co.. II. Levystein and
Co. and yschloss and Kahn. against John
r. Mcneil.
Preference in creditors h the alleged
cause Of the petition. No schedule OF the
assets and liabilities was filed
The alleged bankrupt formerly conduct
Cd 1.-THE Palace saloon on Commerce
Street and The New" saloon on Court
Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
FIGHT ON MCCALL.

Senate Committee VIII Not 1nV@gtts
gate Political Phase.
Washington, Jan. s.--The Senate Com.
mIttee on Commerce today heard Henry
Mccall Of Louisiana who has been noEni.
mated for the ONCE Of Collector OF CuS-
toms at New Orleans. in refutstion Of the
charges made against him. Mr., Mccall
Is a leader Of the lily white' 4 faction Of
the Republican party IN the state and
his friends claim that the neht 10 purely
political. The Committee. however, re-
fused 10 enter upon that phase Of ! the
question. requiring that the inquiry be
couaned TO charges affecting personal
Character. Mr.. McCalPs accuses will BE-
heard tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

Washington. Iaa. e.r@Tae. Eetee Com
unstte@ on Banking ana Currehey today
authorised ChaifmaAn Fowler - pRaab Sos
an opppgtunity toihEthg baeusS. the House
for consideration, TIE eslefenc9 bill ~.
tTO0ueSA W ham ia hce6r4anc8 With ths
viswB % the RaesnAteaa aAea91eee - thS
C1mmittss. Tao min8Etts ot ~ cpsARzit.
tee were niven ave. aays. wiehln which 10
prssens thsat FuDegt - ne ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

A, sguaaaA Eamahasos b, . ,EaSls1pa nat
ssrNnethsan aaa etaHulaesa the Aver. t3a-
nsgA. naSmaeA ana eswsss. Tf5ekl& &sA
hsSsaEa y q s1pgs1of aypts1A Atst ks
aElVoa out ~ allhy 80 apalA Dsos
snsann astivity % hbAg' Afa bfash, testeres
maea nhnaslaa. eUa eges@ SO esegec1
s5sfisa eav lssrl.ash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
PAPERS ARE COMING IN.
Answers Of Teachers. to Questions
Being ReceiYed.

$sSA@s& &sVSSAv01s
The examination papers Of applicants
for teachers licenses from q dozen couIi.
ties have been received at the State Ed
ucational Department and they are com.
ing In on every train.
The papers are being sent In by the
County Superintendent who conducted
the semi-annuaI examinations Monday
ana Tuesday.
The indications are that the Number Of
applicants who took the January exeni-
nation Ia not nearly as large az that Of
last summer.
The state Board Of Examiners COM
posed Of Superintendent II. c. Gunneis.
Professor John L. Dodson and Miss ].
Nichoiine Bishop. has already begun the
work Of grading the papers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
MAHIN's BUSINESS EXCEEDs A
MILLION DOLLARS.
A Chicago Advertising Agency That
Breaks All Records In Its
ToIxrth Year

Breaks All Records In Its
Fourth Year.
The Mahin Advertising Company Will
occupy the entire 9Th floor Of the VIII
liams Building, 1e0 Monroe Street, Chica-
20, on December z7th--just four years to
the day from the time this young agency
commenced business with Ave persons.
Now Il employs 1le persons. only Is OF
whom are solicitors, the rest being nee
essary To execute all the details OF adyer-
tising In the high grade style instituted
and maintained by the Mahin Advertis-
ing Company.
The new quarters give light on all four
sides and are handsomely fitted for the
Magaxine, Newspaper, Bill Posting, Paint
ing, Street Car Advertising, Literary, Art.
Engraving, Printing, Accounting. Check
ing and Addressing Departments. The
total floor space 10 1000 square feet.
Two hundred and ninety-one active ao-
vertlsers place their orders with the Ma
hin Advertising Company. --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GOLD CORD Tunnel will cut gold nines4a as
per month buys loo shares; Feb. 10th WI
advance 80 per cent, vile now; ststetneILs,
specimens free; reliable represen ,atiVes want
ed. Lansford F. Eutler. ecletary. Mack
Block. Denver, Colo. 2-3t
PARTNER wanted with $40 600 to take &C.
tive inteI est in an established business, d ON
ising profitable results. Address business, care
Montgomery Advertiser. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
FOR RENT--RooMs.


FOk kENr-1he third story Of In.
brick DuIIdfng, situated on l4AwIence D..
Opposite post9ItICe ami iineulateIy "a le...
OF Inc AuVeI User bulld.nE, these ROOMS u. q
well suited foi Offices u sleepalk rOvLGls. A.
Ely 10 II. y. DavIdscl. tSea4 hsL4ts suS a..
Sui ante phone 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
Montgomery Theatre
Tonight
Clyde Fitch Great Comedy
seToverss LAue.w

Levers Lame"
WIN. A. BradyA famous production Of
the Clyde Fitch comedy. Lowers Lane"
win be at the Montgomery Theatre
tonight II 10 enc Of those plays that
abound IN heart interest. sentiment. COM
edy and pathos. % thoroughly mixed and
interpreted with such delightful humor
that one realizes Q continuance OF sur
prises from the moment the curtain rises
Until its ANAL descent. The company enl-
braces players of Distinction. identified
with its successful runs.
Lovers Lane has been deliberately
staged by Mr.. Brady. who 10 most expe-
rienced and adroit ~ dramitic pro-
ducer. His productions have come to be
ranked with the best to be seen on our
native stage, whether romantic. farcicai,
classical or rural. Seats now on sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
TRENTHAM's BONDS FIXED.

Two Citizens Waived Examination On
Charge Of Illicit Distilling.
T. T. Trentham and B. NJ. Trentham.
MontEomerians charged with Illicit dis
tilling, waived examination yesterday be-
fore United States Commissioner John \.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
FOR SALE.

TO- -
HORSE FOR SALE-GentIe; any one can drive
HIM; not afralG u Ears; will staad wiLnou>
bitchtng; cheap for cash. Montgomery bur
FOX S.ALE-At factory prices. Globe WsrnIeke
6eclioIAl Book Gases. koll Top and sssal4Ins
desks. effics tables. cabinets for letters, uoca-
ments forms and carl indexes; Catalogues
fIsI, LefgnI paid 70 ali laIIrVaa ssat.IlIs.
I'D q Fowler Co. su-wed-6 i-tL
S24. 90 BUYS the new highest g4ade a.
drawer drop head Cak eabinet genuine Singsi
Sewing Machthe So for the New Hsms~ O.
DomSs eiciie Az Tor he Mh:te; Sta.ida. d. S2<,
Wheeler & Wilson. S24; MiAnssota, sto.xO:
BuI dick, St2.oo. ssToCo. oSo. Po4' fes sew.
ing machine catalogue anu n. sc liberal {. es
tIial offer cut cut anu mai This notiSe .,
Roebuck q Col. Chicago Io-su-wa-tr- 81
FOX sALE--t vial sell at the CIty Po1nd On
the loIh oay OF January. lSO3, to pay pJund
fees the following: SoCLel hsrse muie, About
10 hands high. weight abOu. Low pounus,
has TAI Sc sore on back about 8 or . yeas
old; black horse. 10 VI 81 yeas Odd. we4gnt
about !, tUU pounds; taken up Dec. xsLa,
isC2. A. Gerald. Chef Of PVlice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

Picked Tongue, Dill, Sweet, Sour
and Mixed Pickles, Sour KrOut and
all kinds Of Kosher goods.
Morris q stuckey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
If tha baby Is cuttinr Taath.

Ne sure and use that Old and web triea remedy.
MRS W1NSLOW8 bOOIH4N0 ahhDPs Tor
chiIdren testhing- Il Soothsa th@ child. softsns
tie gums. allaxS an pain. cures wind eoiic
aVa santa bsttlaA 0a-w4-n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
WANTED.

MONEY TO LEND-Sso. 600 on imp owed
Montgome. Y real estate, legal rate; easy terms;
no commissions ]. N w. Crawford, at Of
fice Of Fred S. Ball. First National building
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

Give Wa00s eco ID GssstB2s
ssE s I'm. az G
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
Ruok,a Body "a RoQta.

Victoria, 3. c., Jsa. 9s-The steamer
Kara isft yOaaAans az sa@ sna
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

Electric automatic stamp ohiitegating uaas
hines ere now unsd a kha vlsnlA DssS sGlsa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
PERSONAL.

-r-1-~----r-->--~~
Habits permanently and peinlessly cured al
home; no detention fIom business; aettCr i'm
mediate; leaves patient in natural healthy
condition without desire for drugs Cure guar
anteed for 5000. Write for paIt cuiars
DR.. Long Co., Atlanta, Ga. su-wed- 4 i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
wANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED-Young man to work In city to pay
Tor tuition. Apply To Draughons Practlsa al
Business SeLsss. Far4ey National Baak SUD
ing. 3-su-W off u
WANl ED-For United States Army, able
oodied unnail led men between ages VI ~ am
80; citizens Of Uni.ed Stases OF good cha actea
and temperate hab tss who can speak, isad
and wltte English. Fer Info. nation Apply 10
Recruiting oitlcer. Moses building. M'aitgom-,
cry, Ala 3-su- nd-fi
WANTED-Men to learn ban Der taae; steady
pi actce ful nishedl by fee work. insttnc
and lectures By expelts; wages and sap
expel fence Satu- days: tools presented. board
PROVIDED; catal. que mailed fee. Meier Bar
Der College, New Orleans. La SGT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

PROCL ION
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS,

TO WHOM 1T MAY coNcERN-Notice IL
hereby given that the en- u.ng session Of the
Legislature Of A ALBANIA will be asked 10 mass
equity having gene al juifsdict on IN. Mont
geometry County. and to provide for the o6i.
GERS thefect. III At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

A. ,aaiI,y patients deSirIng Aaa,,zs.,
the wards OF the Montgomery Inh.Inary ~
lovlpg Obj silians. Drs Gulithwaits NO.
nl,o, Baker Pollard ami RiIlnk who ,,o.s'r "I
L ~isiGng stan. "r from either the cItS -
c ,untS physicIsn% Drs. rhorinEtan and HI.
linz. gu Wd IF q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09

fssaf7 t1Arguana ana vsaAk b. posR.
ras1neet1 of tha eeslaeseA hfoksFaua arm
81 MAeananA aaa cembahv. have suhe
geFt6s1 &1eoo % bs paia 70 thpaa eredi.
not paV more Ehmn q esnen o. tina dosleE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
LOST


LOST-Between Tuskegee and Chehaw, Ala
blue hofA mule, years OLD. 81 hands high
Liberal reward for return OF mule TO Park
Swanson at Tuskegse. or Abraham BrOs,
Montgomery. Ala
LoST-A little solid gold charm, set with one
diamond has my mJnOgra n on back, Finder
will please return to ALI. Calm, care Mach
man & Afeertief.
LOST-An umb ella. bearing Inscription Best
wishes Of A. o. H, Atlanta, Ga" Finder
will return to 62S S. MeOonough ST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-09
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TAPEW RlTEkS for rent. machines In e.,
order and kept that way. Remington stAndat1
leadS Terry a Davant. 1901 MoseT Building
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-14
The Strong Chinese Premier.

Wan en-Tsao, recently appointed
ministers of foreign affairs of China,
and virtual premier of the empire, is
one of the most progressive of modern
Celestials He is said to be an enthu-
siastic advocate of Occidental dipIo-
macy and of Introducing the latest in
ventions in the domain of science. 1t
was Wan Wen-Tsao who was mainly
instrumental in effecting the early
closing of the late war, and who has
until now, been active in the suppress
sion of the anti-foreign revolts. He Is
regarded as the most powerful man in
China, even more powerful that was the
late Li-Hung-Chang. He occupied a
place in the cabinet during the long
tour abroad of Li-Hung-Chang, ana
has been intrusted since with many
high posts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-14

Committee on New Regulations-At-
torney-General Andrews, Mr.. E. c.
Winston. Mr.. S. K. Kane.
Committee on Quarantine, Fumigat-
ing and Disinfecting-Dr. w. H. Mays,
Mr.. F. c. Smith, Mr.. NJ. p. Robinson.
Committee on Finances and Expendi-
tures-Mr. F. C. Smith, Mr.. E. C. Wins
ton.
Committee on Revision of Rules and
Regulations-Mr. S. K. Kane. Mr.. NJ
P. Robinson, Mr.. F. c. Smith, Attor-
ney-GeneraI Andrews.
Committee on Government Physi-
clans and Reports-Dr. w. H. Mays.
Mr.. F. c. Smith.
Committee ca Hospitals-Dr w. H.
Mays, Mr.. E. c. winston.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-14
a RELIGIOUS THEATRE.

NEW YORK, May SO teach the
Gospel through the eye. by means Of a
religious theatre, is the plan Of Her
bert Booth, son of General Booth
whose resignation from the salvation
Army is still a mystery.
Mr.. Booth, who has arrived in New
York. is not unlike his brother. Bal
lington. He came to New York almost
directly from Zion City. the headquar-
ters of Dowieism, but denies that he
has Joined the Dowie movements.
THE movement I am going to start
in New York. said he. SIS meant to
solve the problem of the unreacned
masses. It was for that my father
started the Salvation Army
My appeal is TO the eye. I am go
ing to form in this city great theatre.
with a powerful company of Christian
actors. Ny movement is to be known
as the Scientific Evangelization Society
and it win be for the purpose Of send
ing broadcast illustrated bible dramas.
I expect to get such writer's as Canon
Farrar was to write powerful dramas
for me-"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-14
ROBBIE ON ADAM.

Adam, Mr.-born at Eden, Fla), July
recorded on the birthpage of Websters
unabridged. Lived to be several times
old. Later on married one of the Eve
girls. since deceased. Took part in
many engagements and had a pass to
Thermcpylae. Favorite occupations.
saying he didn't done it" and climb
ing trees. In his latter years he open
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ed 1.-The Mode and built suits to suit.
His original sign has been lost but ex-
cellent photographs taken about that
time or earlier are hung on the walls
of the Museum of Antiquity. inside.
About the time of his death he sue
cumbed. Begat two sons. one of which
got Slowed" because he wouldn't buy
a Douglas Patent Closet
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BISHOP 2CO.. BANKERS
Banking Department.
ESTABLISHED IN 1888.

Transact business in all department.
OF banking.
Collections carefully attended TO.
Exchange bought and sold.