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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-04
ACT SO.

AN ACT AMENDING SECTIONS l. 8, H. 16 REPEAL
SECTION Is CHAPTER so THE SESSION LAWS OF
1890, BEING AN ACT ENTITLED "AN ACT TO Facilitate
COLLECTION DEBTS GovERNMENr BENE
FICIARIEs."
Be Enacted By the Legislature of the Territory of Haoo
l. Section of Chapter Session Laws of
1890 hereby amended that the as
"Secton 1. Any officer employee other person in
the of the Government of the Territory
of any political municipal subdivision thereof,
ceipt Of entitled salary, stipend
pension the Government of Territory, any
parment thereof any political
municipal Territory the pu
known and described Government Beneficiary herein
after denominated such Beneficiary"
SECTION . Section of Chapter 80 of the Session
1890 hereby amended that the shall follows
Section The creditor of such Beneficiary bring
against debtor his petition declaration
ege to the best of his knowledge:
The employment held pursued by such bene
fcary, under what Department Board Bureau of
Territory where he is resi-
dent and where chiefly Employed
p The amount of the monthly salary wages stipend
the annual salary pension annuity benecary
g. The of the officer through whom beneficiary
is accustomed entitled salary, stipend wages
annuity pension"
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ACT "a.

ACT "a.
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 9 SESSION
1896 RELATING INTERNAL TAXES ADD New
SECTION CALLED SECTION GA
Be Enacted By Legislature of the Territory of Hooii
That Section of Act 81 of Session Laws Of
1896 is hereby amended read follows:
Section All carriages wagonettes hearses
omnbuses by mules and automobiles used
for the of shall be subject annual
of five dollars $500 each be paid by the there
Of"
"Section All bicycles conveyance per
shall be subject annual tax of dollar $1O0
each, to be paid by the thereof"
SECTION 2 This Act shall take effect from and after its
approval.
Approved this 2sth day of April, A. D. 1908
SANFORD B. DOLE.
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
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Section L The following days year hereby set
apart and established Territorial Holidays to wit:
The first day of January,
The twenty-second day of February,
The thirtieth day May,
The eleventh day of June
The fourth day of July
The first Monday in September, known Labor Day,
The third Saturday in September and
The twentyffth day of December
, This Act shall take effect from and after
date of it's approval
Approved this 2Sth day of April 1908
SANFORD B. DOLE
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ACT 81.
AN ACT CoNornsrNG conpORArIoss.

N ACT CONCERNING CoRPoRATIoNs.
49,
Be by Legislature of Territory of Hawa
ANY two corporations organized and
existing under and in conformity with the laws of the Terri
tory Hawaii may partnership with other,
conformity with Chapter 20 of the Session Laws of 1885,
furtherance their Objects authorized in
their charter articles of association the laws appca
bic thereto.
SECTION 2 All acts to be done and proceedings required
made by Chapter 20 of the Session Laws of 1886
in the formation of special partnerships shall be done and
performed by the officers of the respective corporations
tering into such special partnerships.
SECTION 8. This shall
and after its approval.
Approved this 2sth day of April, 1908.
SANFORD b. DOLE,
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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SECTION Chapter 80 of the Session Laws CT
1890 is hereby that the shall read as fol-
his prayer for process such creditor may
request Court Magistrate issuing the same
therein direction to the officer serving the same
leave thereof (Which shall be attested ny the
High Sheriff his Deputy Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff.
Territory of the political or NUM-
cipa subdivision of said Territory other ocer through
salary, stipend annuity pension OF such
debtor is sought be attached who shall hereinafter be
called the Garnishee."
SECTION Chapter so of the Session Laws of
hereby amended that the shall read as Col
lows:
"secon 1t shall be incumbent upon such garnishee
to appear any file any such process
suit may proceed, in all respects
though garnshe had been included in the suit But
the service of such such garnshee
unlawful for him to draw sign Issue any
payable beneficiary shall be
copy any other designated by such bene
fcary permit the to be drawn signed or is
than sevenyye per cent of the salary stipend
wages annuity pension which shall then shall there
owing payable such beneficiary until
against withdrawn dismissed,
judgment obtained against him therein any, shall
fully paid with legal interest thereon either of
which events the be- shall be certified by the
Court before which suit proceeding has been pending
The amount not drawn against and withheld from
such beneficiary hereof shall be deemed sequest
cred the Treasury of the Territory subdivision thereof
may be- from the time of such service such
garnishee Provided that shall be thus sequesred
against advance of final judgment than shall
the plaintiff plaintiffs
such suit suits.'
Chapter 80 of the Session Laws
hereby amended that the shall read fol-
lows:
"Secon L. In there shall be certified to such gar
nishee judgment for the plaintiff from to which
exception shall the time of it's rendition been
noted shall be incumbent upon such garnishe draw
sign deliver plaintiff paya-
BILE to the order of such plaintiff for such sums
shall heretofore have been EeqIestered and not drawn
such Judgment shall equal
exceed such If the sequestered
against shall suffice to extingush suck
judgment then sequesraion delivery such plain
tiff such garnshee of payable to the order of
such plaintiff shall continue from week to week. from
month to month"; until such judgment with legal interest
thereon, shall be fully paid until such beneficiary shall
the dissolve his relation the Government
which such sequestration is founded
Section 16 of Chapter 80 of the Session Laws
1890 hereby amended that the shall fol-
lows:
"Section It, All drawn and delivered
charged against such beneficiary like
salary stipend, wages annuity pension
of 1890 is hereby repealed.
shall effect from the date of its
publication and all laws and parts of laws in conflict with
any of the provisions hereof hereby repealed
Approved this 2Sth day of April, A. d. 1908.
SANFORD B. DOLE
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ACT 50.

An ACT AMEND 8 OF THE SESSION LAWS
1901 RELATING EXEMPTION THE WAGES OF
LABoRERs PERSONS WORKING FOR WAGES FROM AT
TAcHMEST, EXECUTION, DISTRESS FORCED SALE
of Act of the Session Laws of 1901
is hereby amended s to read follows
"Section half wages due every laborer or
person working for wages"
This Act shall the date of it's
publication.
Approved this 18th day of April 1903
SANFORD B. DOLE
Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
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ACT 55.

AN Acr AMEND SECTION Act &C. SESSION LAWS
1896.
Be it Enacted By the Legislature Territory of
SECTION Section Chapter &C. of the Session laws of
1885, is amended to as follows:
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LEAF
TOLL
DAY
JOUR
LEDC
MEl6f
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PLAY
MANI
BIZ
ENVI
PRIN
Bill
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Pass One, Says Cupid.

Immigration officers are no match for
cupid. For example:
Patrick Dou-hrrtv. bright. hand
some Young lriShmnn. arrived here from
Liverpool. on Monday. in the strrragr Of
IA" American Line Steamship Noorl-
lrud. He made the journey for the rX-
press purpose of marrying win>om"
irish girl who had preceded him t.
america by year.
His personal effects consisted of th"
clothes on his back and 81. which the
commissioner regarded IS inadequate -
tn" responsibilities which Patrick had
determined IT, shoulder. II is probable.
that the yuung man would have been
sent back to Ireland had not his sister
and his tianc"c appeared At the immi-
.:rntion station. They had come from
Ei>ton. Md. to meet him, and they burst
into violent weeping when they heard If
hii difficulty.
I'm rot mamyin him for his 81. g
>ohhcd the sweetheart. i've got money
in the bank and sos his sister Let him
ont, tell W"
And they ''lrt him ont. -philadrlphia
North American.
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WESTERN UNION
SCORES A POINT
temporary Injunction Secured Against
The p, B. & W. Judge Morris Signs
Order Prohibiting Cutting Down Poles
And Wires In This State,

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'''' "'i'H .,"'' P'i'H VI ,h' western IL
''" ''"'- Us '"'''' ~ mary '''.i' us was
','':' Il! |'.'INH N''''h' unless II ac'N ~
.''''''e VI ''l' '"'i' 81 ''I. iAr III
''''', w." 7'"i''' ~ '"'S' MOTIFS Is 10
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w. = .,I".'
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FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.

40 A. NJ. daily, Pittsbure, Chicago, Indian
arol- ami Louis'i.lc. Dining carr
~ % A. NJ. da ly. for Pittsburg, Chicago and
Lnuiville. dining carr
II A. NJ daily, 'ttsburg and Cleveland.
IL ~ p. NJ. daily, st. Louis Limit ed ;" Pitts
burg, Cine nnati indianapolis aud st. Louis.
dining car
124O NJ daily, pennsylvania Limited"
Plttsuurg. Chicago CI' veland. To,edo and
Detroit. Dining car
43OP NJ. daily. Pittsburg, Chicago, Louis
vile via incinnati), Indianapolis and st,
Louis. dining ear
1l3 =. NJ. daily, from Germantown Junction
Chicago Limited" Pittsburv, Chicago. Tole.
DO and c evrand. Dining c.r)
S.a p. NJ daily, i1ttsburY, Columbus Gin
cinnal', indianapolis. Louisville and ST. Louis
For Gary, w. Va. (via Shenandoah Valley
3 80 ?. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago: for
Toledo except Saturday.
ll.lb p. NJ. daily, Pittsburk, Cleveland Gin
cinnati ard ST. Louis.
l.2O p. NJ. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago:
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah Valley
Route: for Cleveland, except Saturday.
- daily, Lock Haven Express
so A. weekdays, Kane Expr, IS.
LAO a. III. weekdays, ElInra and Remove
EXrr, IS.
40 p NJ. Sundays, Wiliamsport Express.
53l p NJ. weekdays, Williansport Express.
S50 p. NJ. daily, Erie Express.
ll.2O P. NJ daily. Erie Express.
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FOR NEW YORK,

=, Express, week DAYS, 800 docs not stop at
Gtrman1own Junctiun), AZ. "a 30 5.ls,
>. {, 60, I.'3. Sg', ABB. y 80. L. q, II 90 a m
'l2O noon. l235 = u, -" t2.3n, > ", 5.a, 35$
He"ns; L,mItedl. -, New York LlmitedJ'
4.tu. 100, . 56, $40 az. 'e.t5, 9.C0 lOtOp M
lz'= II phr. Sundays, $50 docs not stop ut
Germantown Junctr ~, J.. 4.40, i co. is.
50. . ~, 1850 m. - 50, $50 ) 81, fPenna'
tnmlIedl, d (Ncw York Lmired). 4 10. $40.
. ~, 30. '.'2. . %. 1901 III IL 02 night
From es, Philadelphia on ), 1925 a, IN.
SundaJs
From Germantown Junction only, IL a.
m. dan y (Seashore Liml,t0),
F." Boston. withou change, 10 50 A. NJ.
W.. days aud et5 dal J.
For LAX" Placid (Tur ugh Slice ping Carl
sop. III. Mondays. WEDNESDAYS. ana ridays
For the CatskiIls (Througn rarlur Carr, l02l
Il. III week da, s.
For Sea ,ilrt, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
and Long ID anch. 40 5.5s, s.22 A. NJ, I2a7
-. y ~. 40 a 9vla Delaware River Bridge
Route p ~. Weekdays. Saturdays only at
5W m SUNDAYS tstops at Interlaken for
Ashury Park. 40 and s.3r A NJ.
For Tuckertun. Beach Haven and Barneuat
City, W y. III wetk-daSs.
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70 thought ur desire or effort to rob some
either school of any of its sustaining
props. but with the ambition to @logify
God by winning souls with officers and
teachers 50 fully con>rcratrd to the work
that they ar" willing to make sacrifice to
secure intellectual equipment. such Il
school. has II right to expect results and
it never fails to get them.
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900 q %@%$ Q
! That Sweetheart !
! of Nine ~ :


a the mark which the world I'M
feringy calls middle age.
Both We're slightly inclined to rmbon-
point.
They were travelling between Little
Rock and Fort Smith. She was think
ing busily of the number Of pounds of
sugar ncct SSHrN to II given number Of
baskets of cherries awaiting her house
wifcIy care, and newell, his mind was
concerned with cherries. too. but they
were cherries IL the bio .>oA. the snowy
boughs of the trees that had Shrded II
little village lane
Underneath the hOugnS stool girl
and Il boy-how we'll he rpMoMhrls the
face of tn" girl. the pink of h2r checks.
the blue in her eyes. the brow of hc.
hair. he could feel yet tur Sttug of that
braid of hair rs Snr switched it roughly
in his fHcc when he tried to steal a kiss.
lie stole side look at hi wifr's plain.
wholesome features, and sighed. II" even
wondered why his dream of tdr cherry
tree lane had never some trur-why he
had. just then the train slowed up at
a:littlr side station AMI he bee m" aware
Of an unusual hustle ON the platform.
His wife said. with some little excite
ment in her voice
John. / do believe theatrical troupe
is getting on here"
John GiHly Remembered that Flora had
always called him ",incl" as he answered
lazily:
"Wcll. my dear. what is it ? There is
nlrprr ,,r iS,,'t =, I
any im:nrdiatr need for my being inter
eSted." and rclapsrd into the region Of
past DELIGHTS agaill-"what Il mischief
Flora had been" He was rudry inltrd
back To the present again by Il severe
pinch from Mrs. john.
For goodness sake. John, did You ever
see such Il gct-up =
"Eh-what did you say. Margaret :?
Get up where = ana following the dircc-
ton of her eyes. he looked down the
uiSle.
Ie gods. was h" dreaming ? 1t was
Flora. Fora in the tlcSA: in fact. more
so than when they had last met: not
quite the Flora of the cherry tree. but
Enthusiastically his early sweetheart the
STAR of Il transforming troupe
She came up the aisle talking loudly
to detected looking individual whom
she addressed aS "Tommy." Her dress
was brown, and the feather in her hat
hat too large for traveling-was green
as Brazilian parrots wing.
The pink WIS in her cheeks rs in the
days of the cherry tree. but it had n
suggestion of prcmanrncy unlike the
Hitting roses of fifteen years ago. and
her hllr-SiIrnIN I'lnIn' =
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L.y,,r III, L,t with ,Lo ,,r,or r,,tL,r
WAS no, , cirrumxt,,,r, in rho rrn,tinn.
which rrnw,cd tInr,'S vnIlnw nnnn,-
lour vlrn She imnrr,nn,tnd tb, har,inn
in .o,.,, u,owiy. m,IuIromn-onJ she
,yorr thnn all ot rnrt smith
On SUNDAYS. Mrs. Benton svst.moti,-
ally manufactured excuses tn rnmoin
away from service. ana John who liked
to see women CARRIED ~ sohorlv rs Ouok-
rrS. was compelled to stink down the aisle
II the wake of Il purnlu gown ,nI =
green aud purple velvet Gaiusborourh
hat.
Four wrrks wont hv and still EIoro
showed ro siyrs of an early ritting
Mrs. Benton absolutely refused to Offer
sugrrstines 50 in y n,nr,nrt of l,,n.,..,.
ton Benton hrrhourht hirpsnIf nf nm old
timr fruj h,lvrrn hi. ,,,,h.r.,r,1 L,I,r,
which DATED back to his ,rI Elnr,',
school DAYS. He wired his motl,r If
pprr. Need Won here, ;mmedi,t.Iv. do
not fail mo" and we'll lid Ike know thot
the first available truin wonIa Lrin,, +h,
faithful soll At Iin,,,r ,h,t Inr H.,
-,au,Ily ornounr.I IN h, nxn,,t,.I hi,
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Domestic Troubles.

1t is exceptional to find a family where
here are no domestic rupturcs OCCASION
ally. hat these can he lcSSencd by having
DR.. Kings New Life Pills around Much
trouble they save by their great work in
stomach and Liver troubles. They not
only relieve you, but cure. - cents at
Robert Il. Frazer's Drug Store.
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sometimes, however,
the husbands attention is directed to
DR.. Pierce's I'avorite Prescription and
its remarkable cures of wotnanlv dis
eases. He may not have much here of
a cure, but he is led to try the medicine,
with the result that in almost every case
there is perfect and permanent cure.
DR.. Picrce's Favorite Prescription cures
irreguarity. 1t dries the drains which
weaken women, heals inflammation and
liberation, and cures female weakness.
As tonic for women who are nervous,
sleeplcss, WORKOUT ard rundown IA
vorite Prescription" is unequaled.
"In Answer to your letter will "a :, my wife
commenced to complain twenty years ago"
writes Lewis A. Miller, OK Chici-oi-Policc cf 5;
Prospect St, Wti.spcrt, Pa. I'VE have tried the
skill oi twelve different doctors. She tool, .al-
Ions of medicine during the time she VS. III,
until wrote to you and you told H. what 90 do.
She has taken eight bottles of Or. perce's Fa-
voritc Prescription and six of the Golden aicu-
ical Discovery. She can do her own wcrI. r;ow
and can walk around gain and il quite smart"
"Favorite Prescription RS the testi-
mony of thousands OF women to its ccnl-
plete cure of womanlv diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and improved sub
stitute in its place.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigor-
ate stomach, liver and bowels.
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LET Me SHOW YOU MY NEW STOCK OF
Cortland, StaVer s. Waterloo

Wagons all styles. had better assortment ever
make is guaranteed.
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Baltimore &
Washington Railroad.
MARYLAND DIVISION.
Schedule In Effect June a., 1908.
ms leave ELK TON as follows

Trains leave ELK TON as follows
FOR Wilmington and Philadelphia, fl 10,
20. y, BUS, 1888 a. NJ, 2,Sc, %, 5.35. and
s.sS J.. NJ week days, Sundays. II H. S.2l O3,
a N 2.3'. 40 s. IS. ana $ Is +. NJ.
For Chrs er, TO- $40, SO 10 50 A. NJ, 9 SO.
40, . S. al SO p NJ, We, XXI days Sundays,
p. NJ ' "
For Perryvile, Havre de Grace and Balti-
more 30, IL. DOS, 1851 A. NJ 1913. 81.
3.li, . 81 80, ~, 7. ~, II 50 night week
days. sundays. f4.5B 10 81 NJ, I233, 55l.
b,4!. rs Al =. NJ, Il so light
For Washington, + 4.j6. 10 81 A. NJ, 1888,
Iol; " and - 80 T.. NJ. sundays, A So and
L. ave Perry vile tor Port Deposit, g. IS s. 20,
sl3, II q NJ, LIS, Is, 400, 5. 3, and $40 P.
3d. 1919 A. NJ. 243, 327, 7.:5, 7.3j, and 50
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Love is unequally
20 k ed with sickness.
Labor is lightened by
love, hut love cannot
tighten pain or relieve
it. Many a man looks
on at his wife's suffering
willing TO do anything
to aid her and able to do
nothing.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
ID STREET STATION:

BROAD STREET STATION:
Fpr hlkton, IS, q 10. al2, II % A. NJ. 2l8,
4.Ol. VI. %. =. D. and II rs T.. NJ week days
Il.2S 7. NJ. '' ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-17
NEW ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION
st. Louis College
Boys Make
Plans.
Graduates Will be Sent
to Mainland
Schools.
Another Meeting viii Be Held
Next Sunday for Formal
Organization.

A meeting of about fifty of the
alumni of st. Louis College was held
in the college hall yesterday morning
to formulate plans for starting grad
uate society. Owing to the short no.
tice the attendance was not large but
the meeting was very enthusiastic
one. John c. Lane was elected tenn
porary president, and F. L. Johnson
temporary secretary.
Remarks were made by several of
the alumni present. 1t was decided
that when the society is organized, if
the finances permit, a number of the
students, after finishing at st. Louis
College, will be sent to the mainland
for further study.
Brother Thomas, who is in charge at
the college in the absence of Brother
Bertram, made a few remarks, and
according to his estimate there are
in the islands at the present time a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-17

bout three thousand alumni, all of
whom have attended the institution
since the brothers took charge in 1888.
A committee of seven was appointed
to draft a set of bylaws for the new
association. A committee of fifteen
was appointed to secure new members
both on this and all the other islands.
it is expected will be ready next week
and accordingly there will be a meet
ing to hear the reports on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock at the same
place as yesterday.