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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Two new rural routes are soon to be
inaugurated in the Rocky Ford country.
One will serve the farmers living south
east Of town, the other those southwest.
Special Agent and Examiner II. A. Clarke
will be in Rocky Ford Aug. % to conduct
an examination for carriers for one Of
these routes. Those wising to take such
examination should report TO Postmaster
Young at 9 a. m. August %. Such ap-
plieants will be expected to furnish the
name of a substitute.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

There is no city or town 80 prosperous
but that BY searching as with fine tooth
comb some insufficient conditions can be
unearthed which arc not in tuno with the
general prosperity Of the community. HC
that goes on the hunt for bad news car
generally find little Of it anywhere. Blu,
1t is a job not the product Of tho exercise
Of good. common. horse sense, and is a
detrimont TO the town. city or community
misroprosented.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
0LNEY SPRINGS.

Mrs. MePeek and two children and Mis-,
Valda Winchester Of the Ford were tht
guests Of their sister. Mrs. Herbert Green
over Sunday.
Mrs. Solon Conard and sister. Miss Lu-
lu. were the guests Of Miss Mabel Sebret
Of La Jun.a for several days last week.
Mrs. o. F. comstoek and Master Fred
die went to Pueblo last Friday to NEE,
Miss Florence. Comstoek. who will spend
the winter with her parents.
o. 3. S.sufFer Of Rocky Ford was in
olney Tuesday looking after some beei
cattle.
Judge Parker was in the Ford on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Green entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Hanen and Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Con-
ard Sunday.
The funeral Of August Bergalin took
place Tuesday at the Auckland school
house, Rev. Stevens conducting the SER
vices. The remains were inferred in the
Rocky Ford cemetery.
NJ. o. Coggins Of Pit.sburg, Pa. and W
n. Bennett Of St. Louis were in olney
Saturday looking over the melon situa-
ton.
Mrs. F. E. Collins went to Salida We'd
nesday to attend the marriage Of her
niece, Miss Edith Montgomery to Mr.. Roy
Roney Of that place. She will also visi,
friends at Grand Junction and at Glen
wood Springs before her return.
Judge Parker shipped several crates oi
oantaloupes Tuesday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
Third Annual Prowers County Fair a
Lamar, August 70, ~ and Is.

The management are promising bet
ter program and more extensive displays
than ever. Special efforts are being made
in livestock and agricultural departments
The racing and track performances will
be first-olass. Grounds lit up at night by
electricity. Vaudeville show, moving pic
lures, merry-go-round, dancing, and a
general good time continually. Some
thing doing all the time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
CITY Council Proceedings.

The city council met in regular session
Monday evening, Mayor Pollock presiding
The mayor appointed Hon. @. W. SwinI
and G. NJ. Hall delegates to the Nationa
Irrigation Congress. meeting at Ogden
Utah. Sept. 1913.
The invitation Of the Denver Chamber
Of Commerce asking Rocky Ford to par
iieipato in securing the next meeting Of
tho National G. a. r. at Denver was read
and accepted.
The offer Of the Colorado Telephone Co.
to place phone in the council chamber
vas accepted.
Communication from City Engineer
Randall relative to sewer system was
read and filed.
Communication from the w. C. r U.
relative to signs on buildings formerly
used as SALONS was read and referred to
the city attorney.
Several building permits were granted.
Claims were paid as follows:
Mark benson. Sl52.25. blseksmithing
and repairs.
G. ]. ortner. se5.eo. use Of pumps.
jackson & Lawson, Ses.55. coal.
c. H. Baldwin. $50. salary as marshal
for July.
For work on streets and alleys. etc.
Is warrants aggregating Sl26.zz.
A schedule for license rates during Fair
week was adopted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

The growth Of the telephone business
In Rocky Ford is rapid and constant. The
long distance business has SO increased
as to demand tho placing Of now switch
board exclusively for the toll service
which now requires the entire time Of ono
girl. No, only Is tho toll business grow
ing. bu, now telephones arc being added
evesy day. Rocky Ford is all right
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Tho Fair and Watermelon Day are go
ing TO be lacking in one importan, par;ie-
ular this year. Hon. G. w. Swink is at
Ho; Springs and will no, return in time
for these festivities. We doubt the legal
i,y Of our popular fall festival without tho
presence Of the ex-senator. Watermelon
Day wi,hou; Mr.. Swins will be like buck
whea, cakes wi,hou, butter and syrup:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
Clothing Depsrtn,esst.

Here is where Our reductions loom
up Ikea mountain. Never have we
been able to give the buying public
such wonderful values before in
school Suits for boys and in dress up
and business Suits for men and young
men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

ST.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

We stated last week that E. R. Nichols
g. Co. had sent the first basket of canua-
loupes to the Denver market. 1t was
really case Of twins basket going on
the same train from M. o. Coggins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Tho Lamar people are always numer-
Gus on our Fair grounds and reciprocity
ought to be the motto. We hope that
large numbers Of Rocky Ford's citizens
will enjoy the Lamar fair this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

Yesterday there was eft on the editor
al desk tomato of the Acme variety
iErown by c. P. Richardson. which was a
beauty and no mistake. 1t had not the
suspicion Of wrinkle. was almost as
round as an apple, and was in every way
a fine specimen Of vegetable which
Rocky Ford both grows and cans to per-
lection.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

The Capitol Hill Association shipped
one car of Watermelons yesterday and
Newdale will ship two cars today.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21
ROCKY FORD'S
POPULAR SPECIALLY
Going Forward in Rapidly Increasing
Quantities and of Superior Quality.

During the past week small shipments
Of eantaloupes have gone to anxious con-
sumers from all the various associations
and shippers. The weather is most fa-
yorable for the rapid ripening of the crop
and during next week the amount Of ship
ments will increase fast, reaching car
load lots from several associations and
shippers before the week closes.
The quality Of eantaloupes was never
better than this year. They are well
netted, fine appearing and of perfect text
ure and flavor. The demand for them
cannot but be exceptionally large. and
with favorable September our growers
are bound to get handsome returns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-21

NJ. o. Coggins reports the following
sales Of first shipments of eantaloupes
One crate, Pittsburg, Sill; one Chicago
$3.50; basket, Trinidad. $3.50.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15

auales desde el 10. de Julio nj 1o1
de Diciembre. 3'2oo.l|
Gaatos aesde ell 10. dc Julio
Al 10. de- Dieiembre. 1881 A
Menos el cosso de- las extern
stones permauer tes. 2:4O9.5o
Gastos ifq uidos dasde al lo.
de Julio al 10. de Diciembre. 15,4l2.O9
Julio a 10. de Diciembre. 1,O18.75
,.ne;as 2o3, rs
No solo Sc nota un aunento constante en-
al voiti men de las operAciones de este depAr.
tamanuo, & medidA que VI en- ascenso la pros
peridad de lA isla, slno que ID extension de Ia
lines hs probado ser nm factor importRntfsi
mo en- ai mAntsnimiento del orden. I'm el
proyecto de presupuesto para el Ano de 1903
4 1904 40 d. por sentsao que ha de extender
sa Ia lines y que Sc Aumentsr& hasta So del
ntimero de estaciolss, quedando As1 empla'
zadss en- todos loa puebns que proosblemen'
te han de adquirir importancia-
El negociado se encuentra cohibido por
eacasez de telegrafatAs competantes, def
cianeias Que no lleva trazss de ramediarse en-
hrava tempo. Eel sistemR seguido, de EN-
nlaar como menssjeros en- las estacionas
priucipales muchachos j6venes, 6 q aieuas
ae le exige el eatudio teorico pr4ctieo de 10
teleqraffa bajo In direccion de los jefes de
estaci6n, es.a dando buenos resultsdos, pero
no sa consigae por este medlo an nero
suficiente de telegrafatAs para llet ar las va
cantes Que normsmente ocurren, po aerlos
nj frenta de lss eatacionas que Sc van abrien
do. Las discfpulas de 10 escuels de tslegra.
ffa para safortas estkn hacienda satsf Acto-
rios progresses. Esta escuelR se abrio con
25 discipulAs, que eran las Que poafamns AGO.
modsr entorces en- ella, las cnales 1aeron
alepidas de una lista de $50 aapirantas que
volun ssriamente asistieron, en- solicitud de
ingreaos. CAST todas han continnado sus
estudios. Sc esperA que la mitAd de elias
tanaran suiisisnte Aptitud para ocupar pues'
tos oiciales dentro de POGO item DO. Sc tie
no an uroyecto nombr arlas talegrafstas de
las nrincipales estaciones. Esto p~oporcio-
nar& s1gdn alivio quizis permits crear mas
estaoiones, ST 10 Asamblea Legislative vota
IL ssgnacion pedids
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-15
SANDAL

Junta Superior de Sanidad ha lleva-
do ef ,cto trabaios que In honrAn, mues.
tra ios resultAdos de material impcrsancia
oua ha obtenido Ell Director y los emplea
dos del ramo, cons. grGndose por complete
& ans dabere , han sido incansables en- cum
nitric In notable disminuci6n De la morta.
lidad sa debe en- grA n p1rta & 10 intsligsnte y
.afauo one ca aoual servicio. No obstante, 10
Junsa Superior ha tenido que luchar, mas de
una vsz CON obst&culos debidos 10 fAlts de
entsra cooperation por las autoridades To-
Gales. Esto es de sentirse, .sugiero vues
tro buan Acie.to 10 convenlencia de enmendar
In lev Que Sc decret6 el Ano pr6ximo passdo,
da tai suerte que se otorgasen 10 Junta Su
narinr Is Amplias fAcultAdes para impnlsar
al sxneamiento, IL impieza 10 salubridad.
an Ion casos en- que las autoridades mun1cl'
nales del ssen de cumpir ga deber. La sslud
ntiblica de Puerto Rico no puede preservarse
con damasiAdo cello, os piao que conslde
rails deteni Gamente las medidas que aconssle
Ja Juuta Superior de San dad.
Someto vuastro crlterio recomlendo
In CON veniancia votar una ley establecien-
do an 10 Isaa una Junta Exsminadora de Me.
diaos, 10 Que daria por result .tado 10 conser-
vani6n del mas alto grado ae pericia eu 10
nrofaai6n de medicine por 10 tanto, 10 pro-
facci6n de 10 salud publlca.
POLICIA.
La felscidad, In pAz 10 prosper;dad del
nueb4n dependen del N mAnteIlLlento de 10 ley
de- orden.
La Po1lcfa Insular meraca por 10 tanto
uus 10 Droaigueis vuestrA Atenclon. Con9sl-
suidc COMO estA On dsbida forma, en- euerpo
ra a. artdad en- salvaguardia del ordsn ph
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sERVICIO CIVIL

Ell servicio civil de la Isla desempefs fiel
y efcnz nente su cometido. Els tan hueno que
una ley que mautuviese, 10 gran Altura
que hA vanido rigiendo, 10 norma para esco.
ger su personal, serfs benefcioss. PAreceme
por consiguiente que atendieud0 10 futurO,
una ley que pudiera aplicsrse CON econom1&
para reglamentAr el seevicio civil gArantiza.
ria ID continu scion de 10 efcacia de este. No
debsrfa per mitirse que dichs medida legisla-
tivA redundass en- perjuicio de los que -
ocupsn destinos, nj que fuess demasi&do ga
neral en- sus preceptOs. Pero ella debe ooe-
decor un principle cuya consiguac!6n en- los
libros estatutorios serfs vantsjoss, este es:
que In honrsdez IL aptitud sersnI las
condolences determiuantes an 10 election Y
ascenso de los ampleados en- ell ssrvicio pd
bIicos.
Ora vez ten6is 6 vuestro alcance 10 opor.
tunidad de aducir uua pruebs mas. IL mejor,
de Ia ssbidurfa que inspire al Cong reso con-
Fl xr al pueblo que representAis et poaer de
elegir su cuerpo de Legislatures. De ests
gran instituci6n, una tan solo de Las que hoy
son vuestras.-debeis valeros CON moaera-
ciou pruaencis, para el sgrandecimiento
y falicidad del million de almss cuyos lntere.
ses os est&n encomendados. El Presidenss
pocos dias hA, sc expresaba en- estos terml'
NOS:
''El arts de gobernarse 6 81 propio no es
an arte flcil para el pueblo nj para el indi-
viduo. Vena nue'tro pueblo como una he.
ciarse; puede desaprsnderse muy f&cilmente,
y con Goaa seguridad ss olvidar6 81 no nos
acordamos de 10 necesidad vital no solo de
predicar. sino de practicsr ambos grapos de
virtudes, -si olvidamos que exisse 10 vital ne
casidAd de conseguir que ell ciudAdano. poT
regla general, sea no soameute IN hombre
Dueno, sino todo nm hombre."
El deber, os digo, puss. pArA con nues.
ira p2tria comdn; el daber, psrs que con los
que aqui viven hoy y para con los que les su.
cederan, ssr& vuestrA gufa couduciendoos 4
que hAbleis con claridad y sin miedo, como
cAmpeones de los justos, puestos en- alto
vu sstros lesles propositos, mas altos que las
vsntAjas transforms del momento. Que vues-
ira conducts os ueve en- pos de asplrac ones
que sig aiiquen que, realizais In parte vues-
ira, In que os corresponds, en- 10 sttivez de la
Naci6n: que. III propio tempo. que late en-
vuestros corazones carilosa y .profunda We
| neraci6n hacis las honradas tradiciones de
vuestros antepasados, sois, no obstsute, YER.
dadaramente Americanos en- esplritu, Amerl.
canos en- esperanzas. Americauos en- senti-
mientos. Con perdurable fe en- que el por-
venir de Puerto Rico est< Asegursdo. confo
| en- el exito de vusstras sesiones; y cualquie'
ra cooperation que puada 20 daros estA siem- :
| pre- vues5ro servicio
| ru TTrTAN " yTyHy7
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blemente se les reconoce Ell darecho de llevAr-
Las. 81 se intenta otrA diferencia. daK& tugar
al lanentAble resultado de que detsrminado
individuo resulte armada porque otro 10 est&
en- virtud de nm permiso. Crso que
ell ndmero de los des6rdenes q ocurran, 81 se
le prohibe toda persona indistintameute Ell
portar srmas, ser6 menor que 81 se intenta
establecer ciertas excepciones; y aconsejo
que prohibA todo inaividuo. excepto 6 los
indicados, llevar consigo oculta an arma
mcrtffera.
Mas Aun, tengo Ell ecnvencimiert to que So
harfa an bian con que todas las personss
les exiglesa oar cuenta de todAs cada una
esas ventas por 10 manos una vez al mes,
alguua autorida1 designada al eff scto.
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blico en- Ia Isla, ha cumplido sus debares con.
intrepfdez; sAlvo en- contAdos casos indivi.
dualas, correctamente. Sc que vosotros, CO.
mo legisladores estimar6is an rnucho 10 hon.
ra de procurar elevar & 10 altura de "a me yor
prestigio 10 utilidad pdblica de esa fuerzs.
E. una aspiraci6n mfa, que aiempre sea- Ii
poiicfA insular nm cuerpo imparcial vAliante,
denodado, orgulloso de su historic, frme
sostenedor de ga <esprit de csrpsss. Reco.
mieudo que Sc proves 10 necessrio CARA que
contenga cierto numero de plszss montadas.
como 10 previene 10 ley, someto vuestro
buen juicio, si no serfa prudente consgnar
tender el servicio de esa fuerza las ciu dades
de Ponce y Mayaguez.
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WHLZAM: II. HUNT.

ErecMtiUe Mlznsi0n
January 13, 1908.
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Shipping Notes.

The bark Albert sailed yesterday
morning for San Francisco
The Mikahala sailed for Kauai ports
yesterday evening. Consul Saito was
a passenger upon her
The Archer is to be loaded with 900
tons of sugar Immediately while the
George Curtis is to be held until the
end of the month and given full car
go.
The cruisers are not expected to ar
rive until Monday. Two of them have
small coal capacity and they will be
compelled to steam slowly in order to
economic on their supply.
Herbert Young, the diver, made an
examination of the Hongkong Maru
yesterday morning but found that she
was not damaged. The Maru sailed
again at noon for the Orient.
DR.. Cofer yesterday opened bids for
equipping Quarantine Island with an
electric lighting plant. Three bids
We're submitted which win be sent to
Washington, as the contract is let by
the Surgeon General.
Collector Stackable has received a
new customs ruling to the effect that
the regulation permitting the mailing
of goods from Shanghai has been
amended requiring the payment of du-
ty in advance upon mailing.
While the schooner Ada was at
French Frigate Shoals the crew saw
q well equipped Japanese sailing vessel
On a shark hunting expedition. The
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Plumbing and Sewers.

E. G. Keen. inspector of plumbing
and house sewers. reports to the presi-
dent of the Board of Health the fol-
lowing as the work of his office for
the month of November:
Number of plumbing plans received
and permits issued for same. SO.
Total number of final certificates is
sued Number of separate pieces Of
plumbing finished) As.
Total number Of sewer connections
made, II.
Total number of inspections for the
month, 230.
During the month I investigated
eight applications for the erection Of
partitions, where permits were not
needed, and allowed FIVE, according to
the regulations Of your honorable
Board.
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4 COMMENTED WO-
MAN CONTENTS

Z Hoyt's "Contented Woman" with it's
political satires and domestic tribula-
tons and publications thoroughly fell
in with, or perhaps rather shaped the
mood of large audience at the Opera
House last evening. The troubles of
the opponents Of advanced American
politics, the methods of candidates and
committees, before and after election
hit the risibilities of the audience in
effective shape.
The woman in politics rapidly assim-
Hating the methods of the male voter
brought many laughs, and sayings that
seemed apropos of local happenings
met a ready response from the house. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Neill, as the husband
and wife, both running for the same
Office, made the utmost of their roles
but the honors really rested with Lii
liam Andrews as the woman suffragist
and John Burton as her henpecked
husband who yet was fond OF a "quiet
time" on the sly. Miss Andrews took
the house by storm, the last act be-
longing entirely to Burton.
The speciaIties in the second act sur
peeted the dormant musical and terpsi-
chorean abilities in the company. Miss
Kellar with a most graceful waltz,
Jean De Lacy with vigorous and mu-
steal barytone and Gerard in song and
dance brought out hearty encores as
did Robert Siddle with his excellent
character makeup as the prize fighter
and his song ofa"R-r-rip Van Wrinkle"
Donald Bowles was easy in the light
comedy role of Cuttinghintz and Nor
ris capital as the politician laying
down the lines of pure politics and the
difference between charity and vote
buying. Bloomquest as the general
factotum and colored candidate for
Mayor was effective.
The play as usual was deliberately
staged and the costumes beautiful and
costly enough to raise murmur at
each fresh appearance. The final act
where Todie John Burton) exacts the
wifely vow of obedience from his
spouse and Mrs. Holmes Edythe
Chapman resigns her hard won hon.
ors to her husband Games Neill),
brought down the house. 1.-The Cow
boy and the Lady" in which Maxine
Elliott and Nat Goodwin scored so con-
spicuous a success, is set for Saturday.
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MEN IN HAWAII
TRAINED TO ARMS

Colonel A. Mackenzie, general staff,
U. S. A, by letter requested Col. j. w.
Jones, commanding the National Guard
of Hawaii, to furnish him with a state
ment of the probable number of men
trained for military service in the Ter
ritory of Hawaii who might be avail
able in case of need. s
Colonel Jones in reply stated that 1000
men could be raised who have had
some instruction in the United States
infantry drill regulations, and an adj
ditional 600 could be raised composed
principally of Hawaiians.
From January IL, 1898, to date, Col.
Jones stated, there Had been 2s1S men
enlisted in the N. G.. H., more than
$500 of them on the Island of Oahu.
with services averaging three years.
In 1898 the armed forces of the Re-
public of Hawaii-National Guard,
Sharpshooters and Citizens Guard
numbered 1900 of which about fifty per
cent were Hawaiians.
Such a force, the n. G. H. command
er said, could be readily organized and
quickly trained, and would be reliable
in the presence of an enemy. The per-
lcentage of Hawaiians would be thirty
five to fifty in a total strength of 1000
or $500.
Col. Jones recommended for the mi
litia force of Hawaii the establishing of
an ordnance depot with the necessary
equipments, standard service rifles
field pieces and machine guns.
The available meat supply of the
Territory is stated by islands, leaving
out Niihau, TO Col. Mackenzie, the to-
tails being 100000 sheep and 1O7, 500 cat
tie.
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Ready-to Wear
Apparel

What do I want for Christ
mas? Well, that's rather a
leading question, butt we have
seen many longing glances di-
rected at our ready-to-wear
garments. We believe this is
suggestion worth noting.
Styles are up to the hour and
prices are lowest In this city:
Dress and Walking Skirts,
Black silk dress skirts, Black
dress skirts in Examines, Zibi-
lines, Alpacass Broad-cloth and
Cheviots.
White tailored Etanaine
skirts.
Walking skirts in black,
grey, navy blue and oxfords.
: Six and cloth ragians.
Ready-to-wear waists in silk,
alpaca and cashmere.
Wash waists OF every de-
scription.
Children's and Misses Coats
and Jackets.
Misses Walking Skirts.
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ON SATURDAY, DEC. IL, 1903
gAT IL O'CLOCK NOON,

AT Il O'CLOCK NOON.
At the naauka (front) entrance Of the
judiciary Building in Honolulu, all the
rights, titles and interests of all par
ties interested in said suit and each
of them in that portion of the lands OF
Holualoa and II in North Kona, on
the Island OF Hawaii, covered by l.. c.
Award 7713, Apana 4S, to ". Kamamalu
situated rnauka of the 1000 Acres set on
to M. r. Scott adjoining and mauka OF
the Upper Government road in said
North Kona; the premises to be sold
being described as follows, to wit:
\ Beginning at the N. =. corner OF the
1000 Acre lease and running as fol-
lows by true bearings:
1. N. $50 Is, AZ" E., 2211S feet along
Puapuaanui and Puaa list to Pun Laa-
laau trig. Station, thence
2. S. 2Se OW 45~ E. 10S41 feet along ke-
auhou to the N. E corner Of kauma'
lumalu:
3. S. $50 IS, 5s" w. 1850 feet to the
S. e. corner of Holualoa 4;
4. N. 22o 04, 90" w. IT'S feet:
S. S. 72e 0O 00~ w. $50 feet;
6. N. s14o 50 00~ w. 1850 feet, to the
initial point, and containing an area OF
5iss Acres.
Said premises shall, be sold at an up
set price of Five Thousand Doiiara
Cash. Deeds at the expense OF pur-
chasers, and also subject to the remains
ing unexpired term of certain lease
of the said premises made by Wliiian
R. Castle to NJ. de Gouveia and record
ed in Liber 140, page ADJ.
The above premises is one or the Des'
grazing lands in Kona II not the pest
For further particulars apply to the
Commissioner, or to J. K. Nahale, hai-
lua, N. Kona, Hawaii, or to w. G. AcnI
Honolulu, Oahu.
W. A. WALL, ~
Commissioner.
w. C. Achi, Attorney for the Com
missioner.
Honolulu oct. %. 1903. eS1s
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SUGAR CANE FROZEN.
Drop From 20 to 90 Degrees In Tenn
perature Ia Texas and Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2O.-The cold
wave which struck Louisiana and
Texas yesterday has done great injury
to the cane crop of the two States.
How great viii not be known with GER
tainty for several days.
The cold wave came suddenly within
less than a day, the temperature drop
ping from 20 to 20 1t is the first freeze
ever experienced in November. A
large part of the sugar cane was hous-
ed in time, but much of it was frozen.
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Dainty
Fans

Fans have beauty, usefulness
and a certain fineness which
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