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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Wp. 80.
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Eefben ii6erlif niae aeier bieier Settnn8

Refbet iimerlid niae 2eier bteier 3ettat8
intereiieren:
Snrnes q. Gran, Gibion, Wlo, f1reibt iber
Srafes Halrietto 1ine iuie folgt:
9unflin 9ountb uno mar franf on Wsnlartas
Sieber rIlo fiinf5ebn Mona.,, lang elm fraIif elm.
6es G~feIett. Cine SIaf9e @aImetto @ine bat
in ben fiinf5ebn Monnten 9enorrle1 babe. SD
faufe 5tpei SIaffen metr, I'm f@llriert 81 6lei<
ben. 9rafes 9aIRetto ssine lit bic bette Wseois
nno 8IaienIeioert, bon BEN i6 lie gebort babe.
SD fiibIe iest fpobI nod @ebraih elmer Sldlne.
9. q. SeIbine, anoroine, Senn., t9reibt:
so butte eiilei boieI Sea bon la,iTie a ,u @a,
eiien, Dab i'd BIB auf bic anoferl abn1agerte
lno tpeoer f9Iafen nod Tueinemt Sei6dfte i1ats
gePen fornte: SD -gebrau9te bic Hrobeiiai6e
@abrbeit eemdB fasen, bdB ID Ooaiommen ee.
beiIt bin. SD babe bieIen nngerate1, fi6 cine
Yro6efIaf6e fomneu 81 %Iafien.~
tolaenOen s~naaben binIi6tli@ feiasr siasnen
Yerfou uno elmer gabbarin: pBier Slal9eu
9rates HalIletto 8ine baben MID bon BID
tens unb 9sierenleioe1 eebelt... SD lit 5e1l
Die beiten sler5te uno Spe5ialiiten, aus, erblelt
aber feinen 9fuser. Sest bin ih .ipteoer elm
g~eiunoer Marn uno fam .Sbnen ni4t geItiig
sSSmtsn; SD babe Sretss 1faIEI nett ". gst'ie o, I,ss,
grfoIge eebrau4en. Cine iiinee Jrau in Wlon-
ticeuo, peIhe on 8Iafenbei6 iueroen lit, mar
bereits bon eitem Spe5ialiiten IN minneapolis
oufgeae6en tporoen uno er uno unfer bieiiger
9lr5t fagter, Dab tie Hi9ts mepr tIr fe tnu
%fonnten.. Sbr Sater boIte eine SIalbe. Valrneffo
@ine; tie bat nun bic gnn3e gSohe oaoorf ge>
nouIuIeri uno befiert iht iebt thneu. SD fbreibe
bies aus 9anfbarfeit fur sic. uno fteue Sbrert
anbeim, eS gu pernffentliGen."
9ie 9rafe. JormuIa Company, Srafe Bull
bling, 9bica9o, Su., f9idt cine BrobefIuf8e
2rdfes 9almettp ggine frei uno f~ranfiert an
irgeno eiHeu 9efer oiefer 3eitung. Gin Brief
poer cine Voftfnrte biIbet bic ein6ige Nusgabe,
UNI bieie freie SIafne 5u beiomulen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
0etretoe.

Estem - SO. 2 retber SLIT Gui SeIe"
fen, SLIT pom NabIsn; $50. 8 rotb1 S1.l3
Ottpber 81. IS; &asenweten $1.15.
8orn (neues) = go. l weib 563e go. 2
weiS 55Ae; go. 8 weib t5e; go. 4 peis,
53}c; 70. Q wetb sen.ii9t 66ae ; Ro. 8
weiS eeu,ii8t 653e go. 4 wesb semri@'
63}e; 80. 2 seIb 56e; 30. 8 seIb rs !;
SO. 4 seIb 63}e; SO. Q seuMiGt 66}e
SO. 8 aeuaii9t 5be; go. 4 semii&t g..
3oIbea Doc.
Safer- Ns. 2 wetsa Bic; go. 8 wetbss
3oac; 20. 2 0euai9ter 30}e; go. 8 aeurti@tss
803c.
9eu - SO. 1 Timotbs Sl0.26; 80.
SO. l 9rairie, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
G0utereteu.

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspretie:
Nanamatb aIee Sc. 50-S7.00.
Nptber $6.00-$6. 20.
aIfife 81. ~25-$8.00.
NIfaIfc $8.E0-S9.O0.
0eiSer So. 50-$l0.25.
6ancp Eimotbp s1.85-$1.S0.
@eudblter 81 80-$1.S5.
Hrima 81. 75-S1.8 3d.,
6ancp Sentudp BIausrab $1.40-$1.50
@rtra reines in Gbaf 5Oc-60c.
Dr1arb @rab $1.45-s1.60.
Teb Top in @baf 85c-$1.25
Beiber Soma Samen 9afer 5000.
Neiber Sntnois s5c-55c.
earneu Corn rueib urb seIb $1.10-s1.86 80.
9lmber 3uderrobr Samen S~l-1.25.s
gnfiIa9e Gorn 90c-S1.10.
Sriibiabr @erfte sOc-s1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

Suaar @ureb S@tmiem - grfe nuaIttdt :
1870 gfusb l23; 10 Sfrnb lSfe; lola
4Funb l8a; 8weite NuaIttdt /: 2o-l8 Brnab
l24e t; IL plumb 128: ; IL Efnsb l3fe ; 10
pfunp l33c,
gaIiformt@e e9infen-6 Bis 8 Btanb S3e;
8 biz IL Hfaub 9}c.
g6uItern-gugI. Gureb, 10 bts 20 pfgnb
I'M Dur@i@nitt. loie; l6 Pf,nb Dmr&i4nttt.
10k,, 10 bis IL pfune lie.
6ribfiiG.S ped-4Iarer Gu9ltfb gureb Is.
aerpd9Iter euaar @ursb 1se. e-7 Rfunb TN
Dur&i&nttt 49,; 8 bis 8 %fsnt tn 9rr9'
j@mttt l4e; 10 bis 10 pfunb tn Dur9f@nitt
life; s 4fasO TN Dur&i&nitt. i&maI. lie.
9 Bfunb TN Dur&i&nttt, i9maf, lie.
Sped, gnsI.-@eudbIter, 8 bis 10 gtunh
TN Dur@f9uitt. 1885,; IL BIB II pfunb ta
Dur&j@nitt, 12}c.
Sped-3Iare setten. 30 BIB 20 H$snb tu
Tm@5&nttt, lie; RIare eeiten, 20 bts 80
Rfumb, 114c; alare Bellies. 20 bts 30 pfanb,
lie; 18 bis 22 3d., 114c; II Bis l6 4funb,
ll}c; 3Iare 8iiden, Is bts 30 4funs, lie;
Nii6en IL Bic 1s Pfaab lie; aIare Hiden q
bts 8 Bfsnb, Sc
@ep0deItes e~&wetneaei0 = 3ao@enIoieI
Tancy Big $40. 80; Rlares Bean $2o.0 90; Sam
10 $1,000; etort GIear $3.50; Stump
$14. 90.
Celebrities Ntnoiei@ = e@tmten, req
eet1. lac; aubemfestea 12c; Smneni. II
&nD@eI I7e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

Hri@es RtnbFei&-@efIi&e etiere -63
&C.: biefise etiere $3.50; bts'ee Nsaoe'
$40 bis 200 ssfunb 7e; biefige &iibe 4O0
bis $50 pfuub 63e &iibe $50 bts $50 Rf1'as
&c; stier 8orberpierteI &c. etier 8trter'
pierteI l1}e, Tinb 2~interpierteI Sc, Sinh
goroer,iertel &c, Rub gort erpterteI &C, 4ni
S.nterrierteI INC.
SrtS&es GaIbfei1-4dIber SIC, Qtnter'
pierteI 13e, BorberpierteI Sc.
Strides e@afFeii@ 2dnraer per Tf'siss
s}e ; S&ofe TIC; e&eniel 13c; &ods hun.
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

Q6fe.
gngros $ 8ertaufspreiie Smportirts,
S9peberidfe Doc per Efuno etnbeimE@s.
S&wepertdie 17c, @iseoufn Cream 8 2dIs
IL. Stem gors @beboorsI lie. etnbetnis
i@er 2tnabureer Ice. @rid 13e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Som RasemsRarft.

Observation-Disclosures: $40. 5O-ll.69.
Rice g~erfaufspreiis: So. 0O-S10.0l
Ue5Gforn - Beriaufspretfe: ie mad ou
nunIitdt, 65-70e; neres 46 Bis Soc.
Safer-sei@dIt 44-46c; tn ben kebren
Ss.OO-$9.6 30 Der Eonns. 9leuer 1856.
etrob-greiie, ie mad benz Sr.n. IN Eau
len, $6-$7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
STANDARDIZATION.
M noef m IN o

W1get o M m { n:
Stem Oorf: vNoorbam" bon ROTTERDAM.
Reapsl: y@alabria" bon Sem Oort.
@laseom: .Sarbinian" BON MOntreal.
Gibraltar: yprin3eb Serene" BON New
Oorf.
8remen: y3aiier @ilbelm Der @robe"
BON Stem Sort.
Gntmerpen: v&bpnlano" bon Pbila-
belpbia.
Iuflanb: ,SOnoma" bon San grant
cisco.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
groceries.

SnbianapeIts Rafeessreiie:
gersobnI. Bite gutter 10-I2e, prts1a bis ses
pablter 14-16e ; Sancp 32i-33e, goIsea
Delou IL BIS 22c, Sapa $3.50.
SIN Hadetsn:
artoia $13.2s. 2tun S12. 90, Series SlS.25;
Caracas $l2. 10, Diuuortb's S12. %, DrtG
Sara BIenb SIS. 90, TaiIgou6 sl2. 25, gatel
gIenbet Sana Sl2.25.
8uder-Dominoss 5000; etadsu6er 6.35
puIperiftrter 5.85e; 3fff puIpertfrter 6.9Os,
feiner gramuIirter 5.55e; Gubes 6.o5e; Con.
feetioners' G5.50c; RibsepOob u 5.40c; BbS.
nis u 5.35c; empire u 8. 30e; SbeaI gTtra
SoIoen 6 6.25c; Binbipr gytra Q 6.20s
Rioseuoob u 6.40e; seIber 6 4. e5e; Ia gels
Der 4.80.
@etrOdnete Sri9te-AepfeI, On Der Conn,
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e bis 7Ke;
@itron 18e bis lac; Rofnen. Q gropn, pei
Yfuno, II, 8 @rcwn TIC, 4 eroUa 7is iaa,
m~enfseie &c bis &c, California RuscateI ne;
SuItana 7ac, ttrsportirte SuItana lie bis l4e,
California Apriioien Sc bis 12c.
pidIes-24OO I'M Sos $40; 12OO tn Sas
So; 1900 irn SaIbfab $3.50; 800 tn 5as
$50.
sprup-stanbarb @crn 23c bis 25e; ss'
pdbIter 27e bis 32e; sorsbum Sse bts 8Se;
Stem Orleans ROIaHes 1ss BITS 26e; seIudbIs
fer 3Oc bis 38c.
gtnsema@te Jri&te-BIadberrses 8 pfs.,
Slice gea9es Stanoorb. 8 9fe., "a
2.26; combs 8 Yfanb 81. 50--$1. s.; pie
PeaHes, 81. 40-S1.50; Gnanas, etane0xS.
( Yfb., 81. 65-$1.S0; eecosbs, 2 gtInb,
81. 70 SLAB; srine Bobnen, 8 %funb Ron,
men, 8abama Ananas s .90-S2. 26e,
@efebte Grbien. $1.20-Sl.f 70. fribe sunni IS
gents. Rarrom 9Oc, etnsepei&te 6e-60t
tomatoes, 8 Bfuno, 81. 10-S1.16, Queer
4Orn SOc-Sl.2 90, HpfeIbutter, PET Suteab.
8 Hfunb, 81.
s~eiHe-BrasiI neu &c bis 10e; SiIberts IL {,
gtanoeIn IA; wei9i&aIise RaneeIn l5si
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; Beanats &c bic &c,
ser6tete 7c bis Be-; gnsIi4e 8aIniHe
effs-Ras( 40 OF. Eef). 5ab. s-lle ~
@aIone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

Eirfe eeSdu9erte 8ratwura &c.
Srantfarter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrmen &C., IN
7u& SIC.
S9nala- tn Iierces-1. Dual. l0fe; 2.
nuaIitdt 92c; 8. luaItdt 9fS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19
Eroseb @einseimer.
Ser befannte Mrbeiterfibrer Der ST
preiiung fur idnlbig befunben.

Neu Dorf, IS. Oct. 2urs Dor
Witternaat gab Die Surp in benz PRO-
3eB gegen Weinseimer elm 0eroitt auf
idulbig ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19


Sra1te.
AepfeI-s1.OO-s2. 30 per SaB.
8ananen-@epdbIte loo BITS $l.25 pei
Hun@, yrpeite Nualttdt Toe bis SLIGO.
RosusmiNe-$3.25 per 0unoert.
Gstronem-Neifnos, "a 90.
Dranaen-Sancp California GaIeneia $3.50
California Seedlings $500 Biz $3.ab.
gnanas-$2 .2b per @rate.
gHaumen-$1.0 90 per Buibsl.
girnen 1851 90 per BuibeI.
Tancp Iirnen-$1.b0 per grate.
Seiaen : Smprna 11-16c bas Bturo.
DatteIn &c per Bfunb, 60 Bfe. &tffen.
Reuer~ Sonis-16c.
Truuben lOc bis l6c per 8orb.
gfrfi@e 75c bis ST. 25 per 8uibeI.
0emafe
gaeue rptbe &lben-6Oc per guibel.
3raut-bUe bis soc per Sab.
BIumentcbl $l.5o per Duseab.
gurfen 4Oe per 8orb.
geIerp-per Bnnh loo.
@riine Bobnen 76e per 4uibel.
grlnes Corn, Sc per Dutenb.
Neue aartofeln 50c per guibel.
SibfartoHeIn $2-3pe e Sab.
Stabilize sc-18c per Dubenb Bur1dbeS.
Rbubarb l0c per Dutenb.
saIat ST.. 90 per SaB.
2miebeIa - 6bc-65c per Uulbel.
Spanii@e 8uiebeln 81 80 per Crate.
TomatpeS-60 per Buibel.
Napu 8obneu So. 10 per 8ufbeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-19

SdnbIer beaabIen foIsenbe greiie:
Butter - Gountrt. 10c. @reomerr 22t,
eIeix 23c.
eier-l8e per Dutenb.
Sdbner loo, Sdbne 8, TuriepS-lo..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
THE KONA-KAU
LITIGATION

The Call says: An effort to float the
new construction of a Hawaiian rail-
road is going up in the smoke of Iiti-
cation. A suit was begun yesterday
in the Superior Court by c. Bolte, as
assignee of Jacob L. Coerper, against
H. Wilson. Wilson. Lyon & Co. and
the Wilson-Lyon Construction Compa-
ny for the recovery of s25OO alleged to
have been due April 9, 1903, and s2S.75o
alleged to have been due October 9.
1908.
The unpaid sums are included in the
clauses of a contract made on Feb
ruary of last year whereby Coerper
transferred to Wilson 81, 720, 900 worth
OF the corporate stock of the Kona and
Kau Railway Company, Limited, of
Island of Hawaii, and all of his inter
est in the kona Sugar Company. The
transfer of these interests was for the
purpose of financially rehabilitating
the companies named. 1t is said that
a new line was about to be laid for
the railroad, but the company was en-
barrassed.
1t is set forth in the complaint that
Wilson agreed to put the company in
proper shape and as soon as he was
able to float the prospective bonds he
would pay Coerper 5000 and the
additional sums mentioned in the suit.
If he did not succeed in four years
in negotiating the bonds the prom
fsetl payments were still to be made.
Wilson defaulted in the first payments,
hence the suit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
HONOLULAN ACCUSED
BY JAPS OF BEING A SPY
LIoyd Maitland Tried BY Court Martial in
Toxic on Serious Charge and Langushes
Month in Prison.

where he was married to a Hawaiian
girl, and left for Shanghai in company
with a Honolulu civil engineer
Both men were employed on the I'M
perial- Chinese Development company
railroad out of Shanghai, but threw up
their jobs few months ago and start
ed home. Maitland's companion
amused himself with making sketches
of the country through which they
Travelled. They were both arrested as
spies and the damaging drawings
found upon him. They We're taken to
Toxic, tried by courtmartiaI, and after
a months imprisonment were acquitted
of the charge.
Mr.. Maitland received a letter yes
terday from his son telling of his ar
rival in San Francisco and of the dam
gers through which he passed. He is
on his way home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15


Lloyd C. Maitland, former resident
of Honolulu. at various times mem
Der of the Mounted Police force,
Rapid Transit motorman, and who
married a sister of Lieut.. Sam. Leslie
OF the mounted police, almost lost his
life recently in the Far East. A Des
Molnes paper referred to the incident
as follows:
Lloyd C. Maitland, a Des Moines boy,
was a prisoner in the hands OF the
Japanese for a month and narrowly
escaped execution as a spy.
Maitland, who is the son of ex-Chlef
of Detectives w. T. Maitland, went to
China recently in the employ OF the
Imperial Chinese Development CONF
pany. He had been living in Honolulu,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
SUPPER PARTIES
AT THE YOUNG

Following the custom, which they
were the first to inaugurate, the man
agement of the Alexander Young Hotel
will open the grill this evening after the
performance of Said Pasha for the
dedication of theater- goers.
Many tables have already been be-
spoken and gay crowd of those who
have entertained and those who listen
ed at the opera will undoubtedly dis
cuss supper specialties and theatrical
successes. A menu for the particular
will be in readiness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
SCOTS EMULSION

makes pale. thin children fat
and chubby. Overcomes
wasting tendencies and brings
back rosy cheeks and bright
eyes.
It's surprising how quickly
children respond to SCOTS
Emulsion. 1t contains just
the element of nourishment
their little bodies need. They
thrive on it.
Even few drops in the
baby's bottle have notice
able effect for good. Nothing
better than SCOTS Emulsion
Tor growing children.
Why do substitutes for
SCOTS Emulsion cost less?
Because they're worth less.
With one you wait in vain for
the benefits you had looked
for. In SCOTS Emulsion you
get them. It never disap-
points. That's worth the few
cents difference in cost.
Wen send you sample free upon request.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
Quality
Guaranteed

"Splendid fruit" remarked a
man to his wife at the lunch
table. 81 wish you would al
ways get this brand
He referred to the palace
brand.
Housewives will find a great
difference in the different
brands of canned goods.
For instance: Palace" or
Epicurean" fruits or ~egeta-
bles are always uniform N
quality and size and that quail
fy the best.
palace" or Epicurean goods
can be bought at almost any
grocery and if they do not
prove the best you ever had
the grocer will return your
money and charge the goods to
me.
=. j. WALKER,
Wholesale Agent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY
FOR MONTH OF AUGUST, 1904

Honolulu Mean for
!, the month, 77.2 degrees; normal, 77.7
degrees; average daily maximum, 1913
degrees; average daily minimum, 1913
degrees; mean daily range, lis de-
grees; greatest daily range, IS degrees
on 18th; least daily range, s degrees on
several dates; highest temperature, 81
degrees on the. 18th; lowest, So degrees
on the goth, 26th and 18th. Barometer
Average, 29.959; normal, 1880; high
18th; greatest 24-hour change, .oS (from
a. In. of the 5th to a. m. of the 6th).
Low barometer on the End, 4th, 10th to
Goth, "a to 30th. High barometer on
the 9Th and 7th. Relative humidity:
Average, 72.6 per cent; normal, 6S.5
per cent; mean dew point, 81 degrees;
normal, sc degrees. Mean absolute
moisture, 7.24 grains per cubic foot;
normal, 7O1. Rainfall, LIZ inches;
normal, 1.99; greatest 24-hour rainfall.
l0.47 inches 9 a. m. of the 9Th to 9 a. m.
of the 10th; rain record days Is; nor
NAL, Is. Trade wind days, 26; normal,
29. Average force of wind, Beaufort
scale, and during daylight only, 0.6.
Average cloudiness, tenths of sky, AT;
normal 40
Approximate percentages of district
rainfall as compared with normals-
Hawaii, Hilo: 127 per cent; Hamakua,
variable, from 49 per cent at Homo
kaa Mill. to LOG at Kukaiau; Kohala,
SO per cent; Kona, 1S7 per cent; Kau,
1877 per cent: Puma, 207 per cent. Maui:
variable, from log per cent at Puuoma-
lei to 314 per cent at Wailuku. Oahu:
Honolulu district, 50 per cent; Koolau,
446 per cent; Eva, 1.79 per cent. Kau-
al: Lihue, geo per cent; Hanalei, IFS
per cent.
The heaviest monthly rainfall report
ed was 22.O0 inches at Wahiawa noun
tain. Kauai.
The heaviest 24-hour rainfall was
1910 inches at Pepeekeo, Hawaii, on
the 10th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
RAINFALL FOR AUGUsT 1904.


Fit. Inches
Stations Elev. Rain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15

ness of the matches. On the other
hand this will be the first time that
a fighter has agreed to stop another in
a limited number of rounds.
The club will endeavor to hold as
clean cut a show as possible. There
will be no customary long waits be-
tween fights and it will be seen to that
people get what they pay for.
The referee question is now being
discussed and as good a man as posi-
BILE will be selected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-15
THE NEW FRENcH REMEDY.
IN. 1sa, p sssSss.s =
Wholesale Agent

HSdy. used Ia tho Continental Hospitals By Rtcoeds
R1ssan, Johsrs, veipesu, and others, combines an
Ne 1szsdsrzsA 70 Be sought In medicine Of to
.ftnd. and Surraesas everything hitherto empioyrd
zaaWnsd aud we'd -msrited reputation for dernngo.
sssRss Of tbs kidneys. palms In the back, sn4
G1n1red silxasnes, adording prompt relief Sa@aFe
Htse- well tried ron sdiea have been poweriese
f{HERAPION No. z forimpurity Of the haoo6.
asFvy. ptmples. sPots. biotches pains and swsianS
~ 5olnts gout rheumatism, ai diseases for which
"a hzs been too much fashion to employ mercury.
azparla &C.. TO the destruction of sufferers tooth
had ruin OF hnalth- This preparation puriies ehs
'~ccIs system through the blood, and thoroughly
Ez1rxioatss all poisonous matter from the body
%AERAPlON No 8 for exhaustion, sissp.
Hness. and ali distressing consequences q
lsspaeion- worry, overwork, &C. It possesses
sxrixing power In restoring strength and vagor Go
1850 suffering from the enervating influences q
ssscx sestdence IN hot unhealthy cHunstee-
RHERAPlON 10 sold By the prtneiFAl
.se<safsfs nisd 5crcfLznks ehroue hoit the world
aFS4ea IN England. 81 I'd. and "A Cd In order.
~ state which Of the three numbers is 70
isssxrsa, sud observe that the word "THERAPios
zrz,enxs on chs Brttish Government Stamp ftfl
ssssss bstssrs on red gruundl affixed to every
ssznzzns package by order Of His Majesty's Hon
znrlss5oncrs, and without uhsch ia 10 n fcEresy-
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TEMPERATURE TABLE.

Eva Mill: Dew point, 62 degrees;
relative humidity, so per cent; mean
pressure, 1896 inches. Kohala: Dew
point, IS degrees; relative humidity, "a
per cent U. S. Magnetic Station: Dew
point, SO degrees; relative humidity, 70
per cent.
Honolulu-Dew OF four mornings;
thunder. 4th and 5th; lightning to
southeast on evening of 1st.
Hawaii-Pepeekeo: Thunder on
mountain, End, Srd, and oath; heavy
snow on mountain. 10th; heavy rain on
10th. kof1ala Mission: Earthquake,
7:10 a. m. of 22nd. Volcano House: 335
inches of rain in 4 hours on 18th.
Maui-Wailuku: 500 inches of rain
in 3 hours on 22nd. Nahiku CWilber):
500 inches of rain in 1-2 hours on 5th
r. c. LYDECKER.
Territorial Meteorologist.
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r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorological.
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ALL MEN IN
GOOD SHAPE

Barring accidents all the boxers to
appear in the Honolulu Athletic Clubs
fights on Friday night are in good
shape. There seems to be more inter-
est centered in these contests than any
previous card that has taken place
here. Perhaps this is due to the even
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-31
Barred Plymouth Rocks.

The Plymouth Rocks are the produc
ton of American genius and skill. and
were first introduced in 1869 Previous
to this. all varieties shown were i'm
ported breeds. The need Of the day
was not fowl that eXcelled in some
particular quality, but one that was
good in all Therefore, by cross-breed'
ing the imported or special purpose
breeds. ard by careful selection with
regard to blending their best qualities.
resulted in producing The Plymouth
RoOk"-the general purpose fowl.
From the first, their sterling qualities
stamped them the favorite, and to-day
they are without peer in the realm Of
poultrydom.
The farmers friend. the poultryman S
favorite and the fancier's ideal.
The popularity of the Plymouth
Rocks remains unequaled in poultry
culture Other breeds and varieties
have had or are having their days, but
viewed from either the fancy or COM
mercial standpoint no other breed IS so
popular to-day as the plymouth Rock,
and the Barred variety is the most pop
Mar of the three. Other good breeds
have come upon the stage, and the best
of them have won high favor, but the
firm position of the Plymouth Rocks
remains unchallenged." -Theo. Hewes.
The jefferson Poultry yards of this
town are breeding Barred Plymouth
Rocks exclusively from Americas best
strains. They are booking and filing
orders for some of the best poultry
plants in the country. If you want eggs
for Matching purposes, write Walter Il.
Shipman. proprietor. Charles Town,
West Virginia, for prices Visitors are
welcomed to visit these yards any day
in the week except Sunday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-31
Ever Busy Death.

Mr.. Frank A. Yates one Of the
oldest residents of our county, died
last Wednesday at his home south Of
Charles Town, aged II years. On
December 23d last he celebrated his
golden wedding anniversary, and
caught a cold then that brought on
his fatal illness. He was native Of
Culpeper county, Va, but has been
living IN this county ever since the
Civil War. He was most estimabIe
man. He is survived by large
family of SONS and daughters; B. F.
and T. J. Yates, of this county Ed
ward, of Tonawanda, New York, and
Charles W., of Fairmont, W. Va. The
daughters are Mrs. T. L. Rissler, Mrs.
Newton Harris, Mrs. VIM. D. Rissler,
Mrs Robt. ]. Weirick, Mrs. Edward
W. Daley and Misses Laura and Es-
telle Yates, all living in this county.
Miss Jessie May Fulk, daughter Of
Mr. John H Fulk, died last Saturday
at her home in Martinsburg, aged 10
years. Her death was caused by
pneumonia, and she had been sick but
one week. She was a most estimable
young lady and useful member of
the Baptist church She was buried
in EImwood Cemetery, Shepherds
town, on Monday.
Gen. W. H. Payne, distinguished
Confederate officer, died in Washing
ton on Tuesday, aged 70 years, He
lived at Warrenton, and during the
Civil War commanded the famous
Black Horse Cavalry.
Mrs. Ella Beller, widow of c. E
Beller, formerly Of Charles Town,
died last week in Washington.
Fra k Webster, former resident
of Charles Town, died recently in MI
ami, Mo, aged 80 years.
Mrs Minnie Snyder, wife of Daniel
C Snyder, died Friday night near
Berryvllle, aged 60 years.
W. Fred Byers, a former resident
of Martinsburg, died in Washington
last week, aged "a years.