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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-16
Pope Talked Into Photograph

HoLrNEss WAS uTE1EsrED
THE AVE MARIA" INTO IT-THIs GRAND PoNTIFF
NOW "THE PETER"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-16
PHIL. T. BECHER q co.
Room I, EXCHANGE BANK BL 'Dc.

$40 acres fine wheat land in good
wheat belt only SO per acre.
100 acres raw land, close to Rear
dan. at $40.
100 acres. fine timber. saw logs and
wood enough to twice pay for 1t.
$1,000. .-.
Best farm In the Palouse country.
all in a high state of cultivation, five
acres orchard, $40 per acre.
Houses and lots in all parts Of city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-16

THE cHEAPEsT BUY IN TowN

Six-room modern house In Lidger-
wood Park. on graded street. close
to car line, large hall. all rooms large
and convenient. bath. toilet. hot and
cold water and electric lights. newly
painted and papered throughout;
price, $1,000: terms. $500 cash. bal
ance any way.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-16

Lots in Northeast addition, on car
line and water main. $500.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-16
BUSY PEOPLE,
FOR SALE CHEAP,

One of the best $4,000 stock of gro
ceries, dry goods. ready-made cloth
ing and gents furnishings in a good
live town. or will exchange for city
property or farm land. Call on Frank
w. Hobbs. room 1 basement Rookery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-16
AS. CrOWder 0CO.
1926 Jameson Block,
SPOKANE, WASH.

Six-room modern house, near car
and school. $1,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-16
6. A. Yancey-WiIIiams Go.
COS Riverside Ave.

% acres. one-half mile of center OF
Hillyard. two blocks from street car
line. all level soil. some timber. good
place to plat, will make 140 or $50
lots. This property Is offered for
sale until March II for e125 per acre.
If you mean business. call at once.
175 acres. seven miles from city,
well improved. all in first class con-
dition. for $500. Look these two
properties up.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-10
La r11iseria
en- L0ndres

Todos los periodicos ingleses Sc ocu-
pan de uno de los problemas mas gra-
yes que Sc han presentado desde mace
muchos afios en- aquel pals. Despues
de las alegrfas de Ia victoria, han ven1-
do las tristezas de la miseria, cunpllen-
dose esta prediction de Walpole; "fhe
are ringing their bells now; they VIII
soon be wringing their hands (ahora
tocan las campanas, pero pronto Sc re-
torceran las manos.)
Durante la guerra sud-atr1cana, no
experimento el comerclo la menor IN
terrupcion con parte a'guna del mundo
nero comienzan a tocarse las conse-
cuencias de la guerra, que ha costado a
los ingleses unos siete mil millones de
pesetas, de los cuales la mltad tueron
obtenidos apelando a impuestos ex-
traordinarios.
Los barcos ccupados en- Ell trasporte
de las tropas y municiones de guerra
Sc han visto en- la necesidad de dismi-
muir ell precio de los fetes para hacer
la competencia a las grandes Compa-
fiias; la construction de buques ha sldo
suspendida, y de los arsenales y tabrl-
cas- de armas despedidos infin1dad de
obreros. Los reservistas licenciaaos han
venido q hacer concurrencia a los obre-
ros comp'icando la situacion; los conner
ciantes reducen sus pedidos, y en- Lon
dres Sc han paralizado lnfnidad de ira
bajos de construction.
Desde la capital hasta el t1ltimo VI
llorrio los g.itos amenazadores &c los
hambrientos han puesto tenor en- Ell
gobierno, que Sc dispone, aun a riesgo
de afIadir muchos millones a la dcuda
nacional, realizar obras en- grande
escala, empezando por la construction
de nuevos barcos de guerra.
En- Londres Sc han multipllcado los
socorros que en- comida Sc dan las
classes necesitadas, pero este no soluclo-
ma las diflultades que ofrecen la ca
restfa de los alimentos y ell precio exec
sivo de los alquiIares. Baste decir que
en- barrios pobres IN cuarto reducido y
malo cuesta tres duros por semana.
En- todo el pals Sc Ce.ebran reunio-
mes p,1blicas dc hambrientos para re-
clamar ell derecho la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-10
Reulament0 general,
que Sc extiende
A ToDAS LAS BEBIDAS ALCOHOLICS


Cualquier artfculo que Sc use 6 haya
de usarse como bedida, Sc considerara
como adulterado, 81 contiene cualquiera
de las siguientes substsncias: semillas
de cocculus indicus, acido salfurico,
granos del paraiso, opio, alumbre, CO.
chinilla, clavos de especie, sulfato de
hierro, aqua de laurel, lefio del Brasil +,
campeche, acetate de rlomo, acido pi-
crico, cannabis indica, estricnina, taba-
co, frutos de Lolium Temulentum, ar
senico, sales plomo, cobre, zinc 6 mer-
curio, alcohol amflico, rpetalico, cual-
quier esencia artificial 4 otra substan-
cia perjudicial a la salud; disponiendose
que estas prohibiciones no Sc eXtende-
ran la venta de vinos puramente me-
dicinales, 81 es que estan conformes con
la Norma especialmente establecida pa
ra su clase, en- algt1n lugar, y enten-
diendose que estas prohibiciones no Sc
hacen extensivas a vinos hechos de
otros frutos, que no sea la iva, slempre
que esten rotulados propiamente, y es-
ten excentos de substancias nocivas y
sean vendidos con uu nombre que ipclu-
va la palabra Vino, pospuesta por ell
nombre del fruto del que fue hecho, CO.
mo Currant, Gooseberri, Alderberri, & &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-10
Urasa n1nasjea. fiEfpina

Una mujer filipina ha luchado mu-
cho tempo con valor, contra espafio rs
Primero y contra yanquis despues. Sc
llama Agueda Fehambayon. Aguina do
La hizo comandante de una fuerte CUE
rrilla y mas tarde le dio ell tftulo de
general.
Su aucacia y actividad Ia han hecho
celebre y los periodicos de Manila rim
dieron IN tribute de admiration su
valor. ctiando hace dos meses fue captu.
rsda en- las nlism IS puertas de la'ciu-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-10
GARTa&OnaS2

Algunas seforas americanas, dema-
siado celosas de sus derechos, consile-
ran ofensivo para elias estar exentas
del servicio mslitsr, y han organizado
en- la ciudad de Kramse un battalion de
mujeres.
El uniforme es azul obscure usan
cInturon 'kepis" semej alcs del
Ejercito yanqui.
Este battalion ejecuta marchas forza-
das, dispara cafiones y hace toda else
de simulacros de batai1a.
iPero NADIA mas que simulacros!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-10
Ponce
Febrero 9 de 1903.

Animadfsima result6 la reunion ce1e-
brada ell sabado en- el Casino, con obje-
to de elegir las reinas y damas de no.
nor para las festas de Carnaval.
Los salones eran estrechos para la
excesiva concurrencia que asistio, sobre-
saliendo ell bello sexo.
La election Sc llevo efecto con ell
orden y legalidad que Sc observan STEM.
pre- en- estos actoS, cuando no intervie-
ne Ell gobierno.
La mayorfa proclamo reinas a las
distinguidas y elegantes sefiorltas Rosa
Maria Sanchez Ines Barros.
La fiesta termino con un bale que e
prolongo hasta las de la madruga a..
Aun no Sc ha verifcado el escrutinio
de la election de las damas de honor.
Cuando Sc haga, tendremos e. g1Sto
de publican los nombres de las sefori.as
elegidas..
~ En- todos estos dias Sc observa
tai fnovimiento de pasajeros en- los ca
rros electricos, que Sc hace dificil a los
mas "calmosos" lograr IN asiento.
Los ,afcionados a enterarse de
como cada ola DaJan 45, marinelo
gastan 1ntegros los 20 iuros, son g oc
pesos dlarloS mas que circular EN- h
poolaclon, mientras permanezca Ia es-
cuad1a en- puerto.
*"x La retreta lie ancche fue aneni-
zada por la banda de bomberos v Ia del
acorazado 'Kearsarge.'
Aslst1o una gran concurrencia.
!, n X Tres marlneros "alegres" Sc CO.
iaron en- ell Casino mientras Sc celebra-
ba ell bale del s5bado.
Algunos ofciales lograron hacerles
xSx Despues de varios meses de ne
nosa e:ufermedad en- la noche del saba
90 deJo de existir nuestro amigo don
Felayo Nlers, persona muy estimable v
reiacionaoa euy famillarmente con { is
tlnguldos elehentos de esta S ciedad
Era Ell capltsp mas antigua del cuer- |
po de bomberosA
Al entierro, efetuado en- Ia ,arde da1
1oiiiiiiso' ~ ASST % uta gran coucurrer cia
merito battalion De B mberos
NueStla condoenda los deudos. en-
tire los que cont amos con amioos IL
nueStra estlmacjonl
x*x Algunos ofSsles de Il arosd,
tuvleron tambien raos de exnan.;6s -
domingo, al exrelntde ba, ar Ger
rejas en- la Rlaza .'ls Delcias'' me-
tras Sc ce ebrsb la 1treta.
Los m1sicos de la b.naa del b,r,o
'Kearsage sop iiallaps evceno'6''
de uno que es luso.
x*x Hoy tomlron parto. procede ne,
~ ,ns 1sueva ,.na.a - n. MeJlp y San Jaar,
"Puerto-Rico. ;
n primero tajo cara general !; el
vino lastra el lilti,nol
viene en- viaje Straordhario ~ a. :
4 shores Ir,,ze I.nnd !
~ Anoche 5 siete , Z, u ,..le
lei Coto, el autonWii corrlo estrons M !
4 I'm nifio, hirieipe Ell Vi cSs,aao ~
1erecho III
Ell nifio fue trasllado 81 hasnita1 n
~ Hoy celebra eepcion S'lasino
N obsequlo a los jSsy oficlaies de !:
Armada.
Ell acto sera amesado Dor Ia or- \
luesta del sefior Cruy Ia bauda all ~
,uque "Kearsarge. {k
rorraer>,,e,,1 "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-10
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-13

tortuous, gravelly and rocky road
through cacti and thorny shrubs.
Nearing my destination | crossed
steep ravine that tried my own nerves
and the courage of my pony. Across it
| was at my journeys end.
Numerous empty bottles were strewn
around that once contained the stuff
that "made Milwaukee famous" and
many generous spirit infamous as
we'll. The canon was before ne.
Standing on an eminence one could
talk to it and his words. especially
the last one, would come ringing back
to him with vim exceeding his own
enunciation. 1t is great place for
one who loves to hear his own voice.
He need not wait for his eloquence to
60 ''ringing down the ages" while he
can only listen '.in dull obstruction. ,"
Here he may talk and listen himself,
clap his hands and hear the applause.
peered under rock, in hole and
crevice but neither beast nor reptile
met my search. From my elevation
the outlook was on strip ten miles
wide by thirty long, by irrigation
made green with trees and orchards,
meadows and grain fields, and beyond
it was the desert plain of the ella.
In view we're the Superstitution noun
tains in whose ravines and dark
chasms the Apaches deem spirits
dwell. Dim in the haze were the
White Tank mountains along whose
western base flowed the Hassayampa
river of whose waters, SO the legend
runs, if one drinks he will never tell
the truth again. At the foot OF Camel
Back on the northeast is Paradise
Valley, valley of forty or fifty thou
sand acres, so sweetly named, l sup
pose, in faith of what is to be. AS
vet it is the home of natue at war.
On it's arid sands shrubbery and vegs,
tation stand we'll apart, nearly all
armed with thorn and prickle. One OF
them the crucifixion thorn growing as
high as ones head has no leafy vege-
tation on it and is mass OF thorns
as long as mans finger and said to
grow only in Arizona and Palestine
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-13

arisen on the ashes of the dead past.
All over the valley there are, or were,
braces Of irrigating bitches dug long
ago, and ruins of adobe houses gener-
ally located around large mound.
Everywhere the ground is strewn
with broken pottery. Sometimes
vases and urns still intact and human
skeletons that crumble with. touch
upon exposure are found in the ruins.
Also stone hammers. axes, arrow
heads and matates; stone mills for
grinding grain and roots by hand.
The smaller adobe buildings have
settled to nearly the ground level but
the larger ones, perhaps forts or tenn
pies, are still twenty or thirty feet
high. Apparently the valley in some
indefinite time past was we'll peopled
and prosperous. But they have left
no certain record of who they were
and what became of them. We can
only conjecture that in some evil
campaign, the calamity party came
into power and they quit letting
well enough alone," pulled down the
tariff wall that protected them from
the cheap labor of the Cliff Dwellers
and Apaches, broke up the combina-
tions Of capital that were necessary
for the successful conduct of trade
and business, and perished. We only
know certainly that they were and
are not.
But to my story. AT theice factory
I got a nickel's worth of ice of crystal
clearness. l passed over three irri-
eating canals that were from one to
two miles apart, and on to the little
orange ranch which was near the base
of Camel Back Mountain. Camel
Back is an isolated mountain some
two miles long and rises narrow
ledge of conglomerate and sandstone
eleven hundred feet above the plane
at its base. On the north side is d
rent a hundred yards across with
smooth perpendicular walls which
seems to have occurred in the rock
splitting apart in it's uplift. This is
Echo Canon. Crossing the last cana
my way to it was across desert ovel
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-13
At THE NEW eoTTscHALK.

The well known and popular Irish
actor, Mr.. Daniel Sully, surrounded by
a capable company, will pay us a visit
on Thursday, March 26, in an entirely
new play, "The Old Mill Stream" in
which he has been appearing with
great success. 1t treats of those sub
jects nearest the heart tenderly and
withal is pervaded by that delightful
comedy of which Mr.. Sully is SO great
an exponent. Its exquisite sentiment
brings the tears to the heart but ere
they can reach the eyes, Mr.. Sully has
banished them by his irresistible hui
NOR. The love story is pretty one
yet forcefully told and holds the at
tention until the drop Of the curtain
Seats on sale Monday, March %, SOC
75c, 81; boxes. 50 each, SIX seats In
each box.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-03-13
ARIZONA.
4 Abbott Writes of
kopic Cline.
BIN THE DOOR-YARD

The good wife, who
ne for nearly a halfcen-
a week before, not with
an. but to spend the
cooler air Of the Da-
casionally to look after
e orchard nine miles
it a couple of miles
Ia which was becoming
It for picnicing parties.
econd but some light
ID the heat and over
! that blazed through
esert air.
lunch of three small
chipped dried beef and
fruit jar and moistened,
n broncho to the buggy
r the orange ranch and
10 Echo Canon. Myroad
Eide avenues mostly Dor
AIDED with ash, cotton.
metimeS umbrella and
The city of Phoenix
i of my way butI wanted
burned aside to it. Phe.
t six or eight thousand
E city except for a blur
and Chinese quarters
IS of street car lines and
md well-kept city parks.
During an acquaintance
nd night for five years, ]
policeman's club or star,
are wide open saloons
) rooms with only swing.
doors opening on the
lrunken man is seldom
re are no street brawls
it and if one does come
york on the streets, anc
even during carniva
the street like a gentle
priately named for it ha!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20

It has been learned that some ladies
when asked to Join the Woman's Tenn
perance Club to help get liquor out OF
town, have declined to join the
club, saying that they do not care to
get liquor out of town, beca use ba1
rooms will be opened just outside Of
the town.
That ls a mistake. By the Waite
law enacted by the last Legislature, nc
liquor is allowed to be made or sold II
North Carolina outside of incorporates
towns. So if liquor is voted out o
Scotland Neck the nearest place 1t car
be sold will be Tillery, Enfield, XII
Quick and Tarboro and some OF thos'
places doubtless will do away with
before another year rolls around.
Hobgood and Palmyra are alreso!
under prohibition.
No lady need hesitate tc join ID
club on that ground.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
The L.a.e. Have Organized.

The ladies of Scotland Neck have or
ganized in the interest of prohibition
They have held two meetings, have
elected president, ylce-president and
secretary and haye appointed an ex'
ecunve committee. We learn that
Mrs. L. w. Bagley is president, Miss
Margaret Shields vlce-presldent, and
Mrs. W. A. Dunn. secretary. They are
going to work in: earnest TO help the
temperance forces ofthe town win out
for prohibition.
The ladies can do much In this work
and the enthusiastic meeting which
they held in the opera houee Monday
afternoon indicated that they are in
earnest about 1t. They will hold meet
ings regularly every Monday afternoon,
and will be glad to serve the cause OF
prohibition in any way they can.
All honor to them in their earnest
efforts to rid the town of the liquor
traffic. If any people in the commu-
nifty see the need of it surely it must
be the women and children.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
To DeIinquents.

The editor OF THE COMMONWEALTH
is really too busy attending to duties
at this Office to spend time looking up
delinquent subscribers. The more
closely we attend to our duties here
the better paper we can give our read
ers. So it will be to our interest and
also the interest of our subscribers that
they pay us promptly without being
asked in person or by statement.
Then, as a matter of fact, we greatly
need the money that is due US and
every delinquent who can ought to
pay us. Send on the dollar you owe
and add another and get this paper an
other year and the American Farmer
free.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
American Farmer Free.

The American Farmer is a 16-page
monthly farm Journal, pull At In
dianapolis. It is interesting in many
ways, and any farmer will do we'll to
have it. We haye sample copies or
hand which we shall be glad to hand
out to any one who wishes to take ad
vantage of our liberal offer, which we
present in a large ad. on the fourth
page. ALI new subscribers who pay
cash in advance for year, and all old
subscribers who will pay any arrears
and a dollar for THE COMMONWEALTH
a year in advance can get the Ameri.
can Farmer year free.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
August Is, 1908.

1HE WORK WILL CoNTINUE.--Nr. +.
~. House, of the Rental Agency OF
! Hllllard d House, has gone to Buie's
Academy to school. The bust
lizard, and those who nav. -
from them will bring heir rents to
this Office for settlement as usual.
MEET Us AT CoURT-Superior court
will be In session In Halifax next week,
and we urge those who can to eee US
there and pay up their subscription
dues. IT you can't 90 send what you
owe by some friend who will go. The
editor expects to be there nearly every
day. By way of parenthesis, let US
suggest that Mrs. Safer always gives a
good dinner.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
Letter to ]. "A. Kitchin.

Dear Sir: You ask how many
eq uare feet a gallon will cover. De
ponds o. condition Of building.
There II great deal of lying on this
point. The stock claim OF lying paints
Ii 800 square feet, two coats. It's &
lie, as a rule
Devoe covers 800 to 500, our agents
think. We think 800 too low and SOC
too. high, though doubtless, they both
occur.
How much the other paints cover
IL equally doubtful; We guess 100 to
400. :.
Ths truth Is fould ii another com.
par,son. Desoe \ alspsint, srue paint
strong, paint, and Inn msas6re; the
others In general arc u 6ahest, dllut-
ed, adnlterated and short measure
They coyer according to body and
measure. Yot cant paint with clay
Iime, chalk, sand, barytes, water or all
mo body In them. Go buy Devoe.
Your truly
F.. ". DLvnE & Co
f. WLiiehead 4 Gu. sell or,
paint.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20

When you want physic that Ia
mild and gentle, easy to take ana GER
tain to act, always use ChamberIalnk
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For -
by f. T. Whitehead 4 Co, Scot
Neck, and Lsgeettis drug etores
good. q !
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
Clark Gun Club.

There will be a reorganization o
The Clark Gnn Club Friday night a
O'Clock. Every member is earnest!,
requested to be present. Meet at N;
office.
!. ?. FUTRELL, Sec. & Treas.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I shall
withdraw from the part ownership il
the pasture fence kept up by J. G
Moore, Mrs annie Askew and Wiley
Briley, in Scotland Neck township o
Halifax county, n. C. Also notice J.
given that L shall cut loose my pasture
fence from the pasture fence OF J
ID :h 10y
WILEY BRILEY.
August Ii 1909
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
Machines and Needles
For Sale.
A Car Load of Buggies

OFFICE OF
THE GOLDSBORO BUGGY co.
Groldsboro, N. c., Aug. IL, 1903
Ness FRINGE & Co.,
Scotland Neck, n. G..
Cents men We beg to advise you
that we are shipping you full car OF
buggies as per your order of recent date
You will find a good assortment and
ought to be able to please your grow
ing trade. With our best wishes
Very truly yours,
\. U. KORNEGAY, Sec. & Treas.
Goldshcro Buggy Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1903-08-20
WEHAVEJUST RECEIVED

One s.nd hail Car loads Of Ellwoud Wiz.
Fencing, q, lowest prices as usual.
fUTRELL- HARDY HDw. Go.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-24
BATTING AND FIELDING

following
thu baseba enthu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-24
sHERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of a certain ex.
ecution issued BY Lyle A. Dickey. Sec.
ond District Magistrate OF Honolulu,
Island OF oahu, Territory Of Hawaii,
on the goth day Of June. 1908. in the
natter of Joseph W. Podmore vs..
Fook Sau Tong, did, at said Homo.
lulu, on the 2ith day of June, A. d.
1908. levy upon, and shall oiier for sale
and sell at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, at the Police Station, IA
!akaua Hale, in said Honolulu, at IL
O'Clock noon OF Saturday, the 25th day
July. A. ID. 1908. all the right, title
and interest OF the said F'ook Sau
Tong in and to the following described
personal property. unless the judg,
ment and cost OF execution, amount.
ing to Three Hundred and Twenty.ane
and 35-l00 Dollars, interest, costs and
my expenses are previously paid:
6 Chinese Artistic Armchairs.
2 Stands. ! Large Clock.
A complete line OF Chinese Drugs
and Medicines, etc.
Chinese Artistic Chairs.
Victor Safe.
CHAS. +. CHILLINGWoRTH.
Deputy Sheriff, Territory OF Hawaii
Honolulu, Oahu, June Gath, A. ID.
1908.
2is0-June "a; July s, I6, "a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-24

+ Hustace ct al to A c Hustace; d;
int in real and personal property
stock. etc, OF Est of Louisa + Hus
tace. decsd 81. b 249, p 1913. Dated
July II, 1908.
Recorded July 18
XIV Cooper ct al to II Waterhouse
1r Co Ltd; Adtl Chg; por X p 10, Kul
$40. cor King and Fort SITS, Honolulu
int In leasehold and rents Of same
SS.326.96. B 247, p 1863. Dated June
"a, 1908.
All Sam to Ter OF Hawaii; AL; int
in pc land, WAIKIKI road, Honolulu
s35. etc. b 246, p 1872. Dated July l6
1903.
Recorded July 20
NJ de C Galante and WI to A Driga
M; pc land, Wainaku, Hilo. Hawaii;
$500. d 247, p S71. Dated May %
1908.
c Bolte to NJ Kahakauila wv; Rel;
Ap 3 OF r p $500, Kul $3.50. Niolspa
Honolulu; 1925. d 221, p 1913. Dated
July IS, 1903.
+ Gay to Mrs Il Gay: d: int in
property on Niihau; 81, etc. b $50, I
III. Dated July II, 1899.