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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05
SEGA y.

Die 5eter BEG 4. Sui in ben
teranilhen Stdoten muroe nieIfadl
POM 6egen beeintrddtigt, 10 in @or,
pus gbtiIti. m0 Die Rotmdnner cine
groBe 6eitlibfeit, Die NnFunlt bee
Columbus oariteQeno, oeranItaltet
batten uno au Der oiele 6remoe qes
fommen uaren uno in Siftoria, u0
Die Seuertpehrleute elm arpBes Te1t
gaben. @rDBere 6eierlihteiteu FAM
ben in 0eu 8raunfels, 5riehrih8s
burg, San NnaelD uno anoereu Dr.
ten Itatt.
Die 2anobrieftrdQer uno fleis
men Boitmeiiter baben in 6illsboro
lire Sahrestpnoentiun abgebolten.
Im 4. Suli lino Die erften 3us
ae uber bic ct. Souls. Brownsville
& WteritO 8abn bon Corpus gbriiti
nad Brownsville 9efabren. Sn bei=
Den Srten nuroen Die anfommenoen
8uge init aroBetn @nthuiiasmus be-
9riiBt.
Die Manoamus 8er6anolun.
gen in Dem 8ro3eB Der Jrau SHa=
lies in Seauin uno ihrer beioen
SDbne. melde auaeflaat ftno, auf
ben bel linen i'm 6aule mobnenoen
Sdubmaber Sbulb einen Woroan=
fall gemadt uno i'm aleih5eitig be-
raubt 81 baben, itno beenoet. Die
8irgidaft fir Die Srou ruurbe auf
$4,000 uno Die fir lire beioen SDbne
auf $4,000 feitaeiebt. 9ebtere wuroe
BON mebreren 8iirgeru Der 5tabt qe=
felt, Die Srau mltBte uieoer ms
@efdnanis suriid. Die 6auptauss
laae mahte Der Shubmaber ShulB,
Der Iugegriffene, lelbit. Seine Dars
itequne oes 0eraang5 lit folaenoe !:
Gr hatte Der Irau Sdalies i'm @ans
sen $435 gelieben uno Soften oafiir
betommeu, bod bate Tie nit oielen
Soften aQerlei Wanipulationen ee<
madt, Die alten gegen neue ausae=
tauiht, cine Note auf ben 0atnen if
res Sobnes aeibrieben uno beral.
mebr, WanipulatiDnen, Die Der 3euee
Dffenbar nlbt u%eritanoen batte uno Die
er Dem @eribt AUDI ntht tlQr naas
den tonnte. Gur5 DOR Dem uebers
fau noQte lte aberma(s $500 bon
ibm baben uno er perneieerte 6iea.
Sic fInoigte linn oarauf Die @Dbs
nuna uno es Fam smiiden beioen gu
einem Streit. Sn Der Nabt, oils
Der ueberfaq paiiierte, ging Shulb
um balb nah aebu ubr Al 8ett. Gr
muroe baourd aus Dem S6laFe ees
medt, oaR Semauo ieine SGnoe feite
bielt, pdbreno cine anoere BerIon
ibm auf Den 8opf iblna. ST be-
bauptet, Trau Shalies als oiele
Beri0n ertannt gu haben nno oaB,
alS lire &raite nahlieBen. lire bei-
ben S0bne ibr balFen. @r bebauptet
ferner, Dab er CUR 8eit $3.50 in Der
&ommooe aehabt babe uno DAB oie-
ielben in Der Nabt aeitobfen murs
ben. @r erfannte Die @etoldde uno
bic 8Drle mieoer, in Der oas @elo
geftedt bate uuo bic ibm i'm Berlaus
fe oes 8erbDr5 geseigt tpuroen.
Shuls 1T So Sabre aft, er fam Dor
orei Sahren BON st. 2Dut8 nah 9ets
as, wobute 5uerft in Borne uno iie.
bette BON bort nab 5eauin iber.
Die Delmiblen 8eliber oes
Staates FIND in Sort 8ortb CUR 3on>
benton suiammeneetreten.
Sn @alatin. Iieben Wteilen
nDrolih BON 8usf, rpuroe Der sSar=
mer u. S. 9aglDr Don feinem 16jGb>
riaen Sobn erldoiSen. 9anlor mar
BON leiner Frau getrennt uno bic bet<
ben SGbne mobnten bel Der Wutter.
St loa nun oieielben baben peranlals
len polen, 81 ibm 8uridsufebren
uno fie babel init elmer Biitele be-
orobt haben.
= Sn Baton haben ii6 5ruei
Spieler Namens 8eit uno Wunece
aeaenieitig eridohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05

Gus Berlin mirb gemeloet:
SIN B0mmernbant : Broseb lift uDn
Der Iiebten Straftammer oes 2ano.
geribts | bas urteil berfanoet mDrs
ben. Der friibere 8antoireftDr Som,
meraienrat Sobann Milbelm Sduls
aus @barlottenburg puroe All 81
Sabren Sefdnanis unb 30, 900 Marf
@eloftrafe, Der friibere Bantoireftor
&arl Srieorih &omeid aus 8ils
mersoorf gu orei Sabren @efGngnis
uno 5000 Wart @eloftrafe perur.
teilt, tudbreno Der 8aurat 6ermann
BDbl aus @rOB.2ibterfeloe, tpelder
ben In9etla9ten Shulb uno &os
meif bel benz Geraeben Der untreue
ourb &at unb 9at pifientliA 6ilfe
aeleiitet baben ioate. ireiaeiproten
uuroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05
Sai9tignng.

SIN oer lesten Rorreiponoena aus
Guntent in Colorado gDuntp,
heiBt es. baB elm 5arnaer in oel
n0rtiaen @eneno aus ieinen aar,
tofeln Biz iest fbpn $500 ae.
lott uno iomit gut oaran Qe.
tan babe. Elm friberes NnQebOt Dor
$1,000 surnf5umeiien. DieSe $500
iino uatiirli6 elm Drudfebler, Der
Wann bat bereits cine @innabme
pom 81 5 aus ieinem aartoffeln.
feloe gebabt, alfu nm $500 mebr, als
oas GnaebOt fir bic ganse Grnte
betrug.
Die ReDaftipu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05

NiHts 1T 10 quaIenb, als cine entaiu.
osts nu6erlibe 66m0rrboiben.@eih tuult
unn o}eienigen, Bite baran leioen, greifen
uab irGeth einetl Gftttel, bas ibnen Sin.
neruua ueripri9t. Rabbem iie elm @e.
b~eimmitteI mad benz auberen berIucht
b9ten unb finben, 6aB teirs linen Sci.
lHue hradte. aeben fe iiH Der Ser
etpeifuue BIN. Golden 2etoenoeu babeu
&er9te aqer Sbulen unb tauIenbe aebeilte
8atienten lett bruau5Is Sabren empfohleu,
&uatetta 81 ~gebrauden, ala has efnsie
rutrflt9e, Dernanftige, Suuerldiiiee un6
rabitale @ittel ge9en S6morr5Diben
Hrpben usn Nnatefis ruerben uDn 81. Neu.
thoter & Co., 2l6, 0etp 00rt, fret Der.
inntf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05
3etat fem MttleiS.

nSahre lang nerfolate mid oas
Shidial fortmabreno." idreibt s.
VI. 8ltaeoae in Werbenn. alabama.
nSb litt furdtbar an 0dmorrboioen,
ourb melde "a @elhmulite perure
iabt nuroen. Ils aueS Nnbere oers
iaate, bette mid r8udlens Nrnica
Salbe. SIT aleib gut fir Branbs
tpunoen unb ale anoeren Sdmersen
uno Qualen. SDitet nur 25 Gents
in ben apotbefen BON s. &alteper &
Son uno NoDtph OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05
Cone St0r fit firm un0 Reic6.


Ser Soglmer lit nun pieoer oa,
Mif Ieinen beiBen Eusen,
Mosfitp's, 8ridelbiBe gar
uno anbern idlimmen 9laaen.
s9as mill man aber oa6ei tun,
8ir miiien bier berrueilsu.
8ir mifien ibfpibenb Sag fir Gag
Our lauren Nrbett ellen.
0as lit eeuiB fein ihbnes 9Dps,
8ir fbnnten's better baden;
AQetn iebr un9erebt uerteilt,
Sins ale 8eltens@a6en
Der Cine ihpelat i'm uebernuB,
Ser Gn6re tampft NIT R0ten
rlnb 1T Ser MDnat fpieber rum,
@eht jeber Dollar a6ten.
9Oh Sober niht nab 8eidbtum trebt.
Man min pe~rsnielth leben
uno NOS CUR 8raftieuns eeb6rt,
8tq MAJ benz Utager ee6en.
Senn oieie Masenfra9e if,
Sie pibti9ite BON alien:
Gin gutter Slih, elm feiuer Grant,
9as laBt man iid 9efalen.
uno mebr tanu AUDI elm 8eiber nibt,
Obn' Riiito iib %leiften;
Or iBt uno triutt unb raucbt unb le6t,
3i6t better, ais bic meiiten.
Das Gone Star Ster, oas lit lein Croft,
gu alien Sahres5eiten.
So lit ses arnen Manues Sreunb,
@enuB tut's linn bereiten
9as Gone Star lift o'rum popular.
Bel alien Shihten, &tafien.
9as Zone Star bod unb breimal bodbl
gs paBt fir ale 8alieu.
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Trele &eile nab 81. 9Onts uuo
suriiG.

I'm ben Belu1ern Der 8eltouss
itelung entaeaensufOmmen, miro Die
We. 6. &T. <8abn (9be &atp) einen
neuen SbnelSu0 8milhen @aloes
iton unb San NntoniD uno ct.
Souls einleaen uno Die erite Berfoi1,
bic einen 0amen fir oielen neuen
BUG einlenoet, Der argenummen
meroen miro, erbalt elm Srei=Iidet
BON irgeno elmer Station in 9eras
nab ct. Souls uno suriid ndbreno
Der Nusiteluug. Die folaenben Be-
oiuauugen itno 81 beobahten:. Der
Rame muB neu uno urioineu uno
furs uno oeritdnolib lein. Nue Giits
teilungen in Besus bierauf iino Al
ribten an Us. g. @ruh
IS. . boz geo. $40 3.
GalaS, Teras.
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2lrbeiten Tag nnS Radt!

Die fleiBiaiten uno pirtiamiteu
tleiuen Dineer, bic lie gemad)t muir.
ben, iino .,8r, Sings 9eue 2ebens-
piQen". Durh oiele 8ilen miro
S6ndhe in Strait umgepanoelt,
3raabeit in 9attraft. aQgemeiue
Wattiafeit in aeiitiee @ueraie. Sic
leiiteu wuuoerbare Oienite beim
8ieoeraufbau Der 9eiunobeit. Sun
25 Gents per Shahtel. 8u baben
in Den A~potbeten bon s. Salteper &
Son uno NoDIpb 9reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05

Guatemala miro i'm fOmmen,
ben September in ieiner 6auptltaoi
cine rationale N~usfteuung peran-
itaIten, an melGer aud bic anoeren
lsittei : auneritaniiben RepubIiten
xeil gu ne6meri aebenten.
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stimmt fir alb. .. smtb a(nenOr
sie fiird,tete lid ttets Dor Der sadt


SD pfleate taft bic aarse Wadi
binourb 81 buiten,% lbreibt Wtrs.
Charles Nppleaate pm Ileranoria,
Sne.. runb id tonnte faum iraenb
tpelhen Sblaf betummen. SD bate
Die Sbwinoiubt 10 iblimm, oaB ih,
nenn i'd nur elm furses Stud qe.
aanger mar, furhtbar buiten muste
nno Blut ipudte. Nls ale anoeren
Wiittel ibren 3ned perfeblt batter,
beilten mid orei 5laiden BON .Dr.
Sings Neue @ntoedune" su $1.OO
Die Slaibe, ouQitduoie uno ih babe
ieitoem SO 8funo al, @emiht suqe=
nommen." 9as Wittel miro abloIut
%earantiert. I'm 6uiten, @rtdltunaen,
bic @rippe, 8ronHitis uno ale ans
oeren 0alst uno 2ungenleioen Al
beilen. BreiS 80 Gents uno $1.O0.
BrDbefai6en frei in ben Gpotbefen
pUn s. 8alteber & Spn uno g6olpb
DreiB.
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Scr 0ipIpr Qorrpannnh,

,.9aitp Mail" beridtet, es peroe
pom suoerldiiieer Settle mitgeteilt,
bob 8ailer @ilbelm feline 4bIiht er.
flart babe. ben Beiu1 oes R6nigs
@omaro InfanaS Iueult su ertpi.
bern. 8ei oieier 8eleeenbeit piro
cine aroBe Slotte ben oeutlden Sal.
Ter beo(eiteu.
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sas- @eeen nieoriaer Staten CUR
8eltausiteaung nod st. 2ouis pia
Teraa & 8acific Balm befraot ir.
eeno einen 9idet 8 Ngertett ubes
idreibt an 6. s.. Turner. @ene.
ral= Baiiaaier.gaent, Dallas. Ieras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05

Spdtere 0abrihten iiber ben
lntergana bes n0rwe9ilben Dam.
piers .0orae" meloen, 6aB peitere
l02 Baiiagiere bon poriiberfGbrenoen
Nampfern eerettet muroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05

= Sci anmenonng DDn y9r. gHr=
bg's gunltrD Hom6er" blei6tn Bit
6ibner geiulo nnb legen msbr GteE;
e~6eafals madien Sunge 6ibHer
idueller. 25e nno SOC has $adet,
Traat Gneren SGmoler bafGr.
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Wie Der enalilde Winiiter oes
NeuBeren. 2oro QansoDnne, in einem
Sbreiben an Die engliih. armenil1e
@eieaidaft ertldrt, bat England gum
8eiten Der perfol9ten Nrmenier eineil
erfoloreiben Druid auf Die Yforte
aeiibt. Ser eneliihe 8pti6after in
8unltantiuopel lebte benz @roBoeaier
auSetpanoer, mel6e 8erantportuno
Die Bforte iibernebme, penn Die Be-
ribte iber Die @reueltaten ii6 ais
mabr erDeiien pitroen. 9arauf teles
arapbierte Der @rOBoeaier in @egen-
mart oe8 enelii@en Bpti6after8 an
ben 8ouUerneur nDt BitliS, er IoQe
bic 6li6tlinae nab OauIe 8uriiGfebs
rem laiien uno linen S6ub Dor ben
4uroen ~aepaGren. Der enalilhe
Soniul in 8itli8 muroe Don Dem
Buraeben oes @roBoesiers unterrihs
tet uno an9eDieien, iiber Die @irz
lung 8eri6t gu eritatten. @ie Qor6
2%ansoOune laat, bat Die BfUrte audi
Die @rlaubniB %erteilt, Dab Elm enalis
iber Beamter iraeno tpelde Grups
pen, mel6e 81 @rpeoitionen aeQeu
bic Sniurgenten Uerpanot neroen,
bealeiten oari.
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Gnan8eiifm . lufBerifdbe ct. SDban,
mes : {Tfru1e.

ede @ueba. unb Sub rela.S troBe.
SonntaaSfhu1e Seben Sonntao
8ormitta9 UNI 8 lbr.
@ottesbienf #; Sebeu SOnntae um
10 nbr Sormittoas.
Qbeno' @ottesoient: Se6en
Sonntag nm s lt6r N6enos.
Sober Geuti6e 1T berSlidb miQfommen.
@obnnug S14 Sio:pfeiasS traBe.
.. 6artmanH, paffOr.
Etimmt fir Mlb. q. Smtb MiIei1ur.
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Ser Sbneiser StGnoerat be-
miuiate fir Die CUR militdril9en 81.
6erbeit i'm Simplontunnel erforoers
liden Wlinenanlaaeu einitimmia einen
&reoit BON 800, 900 5rcs.
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i'm WartensDitrltt BEG Staatea. Wes
lunobeit uno alima uniibertrDfen.
giaige 96noereien fir ben Sarn1er,
Warttgdrtner. Sbits uuo 8iebsldlter.
Weoen @in3elbeiteu uenoet@ud an
9 s. Meartin, s.. g. N.,
&nn Nntonio, Ieras.
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8rntal nefoltert,

Gin Sau purbe betannt, tuelher
in Besug auf a~noauernoe unn un=
barmbersiae Solterqual ieines @leis
ben iuDen oiirfte. SDe @olobid
oon @oluia, Gal, ihreibt: n15
Sabre lang litt ib furbtbare 0uaIen
ourb Gbeumati8muS uno Widts
BALI mir, obmDl td Gues qebraudte,
mas nur iraeno betannt nuroe. Oa
itieB ib sufaqig auf Electric Bit
ters", uno id muB laeen, oas 1T
oas er0Bte 6eilmittel auf @roen gee
gen ienes 2eioen! Gin paar SlaIhen
oauon iteaten mid ooaItdnoig tpies
Der ber uno beilten mid. Das Weit>
tel lit eben 10 gut fir 2ebers uuo
Wierenleioen uno fir aaeemeine
~S6pahesuitdnbe. Sur 80 Gents.
Biro 9arantiert BON ben @potbe=
fern S. aalteper & Son uno Goplpb
QreiS.
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stimmt fir atl6. q. Sutb atfienOr.
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us 9riptt Sllnmp : Tlqidenbier.
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SiiOmeitteTaS wlnnt Sud

Benn Sbr gud ireenopD nieoer-
laiien wDllt. tbut es entlane Der 9i'
ME Der
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-13
ARMY
100000
GENERAL MILES ON THE CAMPAIGNING FAR-THE STAND
ING ARMY AVAILABLE is ONE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN AND RUSSIA MOBILIZE FOUR MILLION
WITH THE AID OF HER RESERVES.

WASHINGTON, D. z7-When up
trpped by the enterprise and o willy Japanese
The Russian character phegmac OespOnng tenacious
develop the metal
series of dOuraging disasters in the early civil
the effect of prOOngng struggle determining result
The rapidly the
its Pacific Port Arthur
AeXe informed had his
which included those both the military With all the
warning they had time
least times that theaer of
The railroad
they Lake Baka day. the Russians
had transportation sufficient 5000
The minister informed Petersburg that their
the saddle and that they could mobilize
100000 with their
These military
intelligent traveller.
They could easily peing
necessary putting sdngs
ing repairs
extent has been accomplished
affairs engagements
the fought The Russians evidently
placed moderated the efficient and
destructive artillery This will dOubtedy demonstrate the de-
mOraIzing effect of long rapid fire guns
The delay Arthur has the Russians time
fy their position VdOstOk
between there Hardin.
There little being relieved escaping ultimate
the accomplish that object ample
position VladOstOk and quite likely
which fell only after
the British French
Turkish
will renquih the west
terminal of the Siberian railway its position the Pacific coast
would serious political military humiliation to the
NELSON A. MILES.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-13
NEW CLUB OF
JAPANESE
ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS JAPA-
NEsE CLASSICS, FENCING AND
JUJUTSU TO BE TAKEN UP.

LIHUE, July 1.-THE japanese Of Ka-
paa have started the Y. NJ. b. A. or
Young Mems Buddhist Association, in
which they have three departments.
Literary, Athletic and Social The
Literary Department will take up Eng
lish mathematics and japanese classics,
while the athletic department is to
take up Japanese fencing of the old
school and jujutsu. The social depart
ment will devote itself to benevolent
work among the japanese. A monthly
paper will also be published in connec-
ton with the association.
Jujutsu. literally translated, is plant
art which was formerly handed down
as an estoric secret among Samurai
class. 1t is not match of strength with
strength, but to win by welding to
strength, in other words, by pliancy-
hence the name. 1t is a separate art
from wrestling which ranks low in arts
tocratic esteem and was a general
method of physical training among
Japanese warriors for ages. Almost
everything of such nature which be-
longs to the old schools of training
has been abandoned by japanese peo-
pie to be replaced with the Western
methods, but jujutsu remains up to
date.
In London and in New York there
are clubs for jujutsu training, though
only recently started, and Japanese In
structors are engaged at high salaries.
President Roosevelt was interested in
/ are art and has been taking lessons in
/ It and it was reported recently that the
/ president has recommended it to be in
| troduced to the U. S. Military Academy
at West Point
Various ways of causing apparent
/ death by pressure, and of recalling to
| life from such dead swoons, bOne-set-
ting and also matters connected with
moral and physical training are in
cluded in the course.-Garden Island.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-13
JAPANESE
DON'T BELIEVE
NOT AT ALL DISTURBED BY THE
REPORT OF $4,000 JAPANESE
KILLED.

The cable stating that $4,000 Japanese
had been killed by mine while attack
ing Port Arthur didn't seem to even
cause furry among the japanese here.
They simply didn't believe it. The re-
port, which if true, would tell of a great
national disaster, was cast aside as
Russian story not worth much atten-
ton. Most of the Japanese thought it
was probably an exaggerated account of
some small fight
"Twenty-eig thousand soldiers kill
ed by a miner" said Editor Shiozawa of
Hawaii Shinpo. The mine must have
covered acres of ground" Shiozawa
laughed over the cable and refused to
be worried by it at all.
The average Japanese here is so con-
fident Of the success Of his country that
he cannot be much disturbed by the re-
ports of Russian victories. He feels
quite sure that the japanese armies and
generals at the front will do their work
in the end, and it will take a good deal,
after the succession of combinations of
these views, to make him change the
opinion. From the first there have
been no accounts but of Japanese vic
tories, and he is willing to believe that
the record will continue the same.
The large Japanese population here
show much interest in the war, though
not as much as at first, having become
accustomed to the daily bulletins. The
Shinpo, however, continues to issue
many extras, in the number of which
it is now far ahead Of any of the Eng
fish dailies, and a large part of its space
is devoted to war news. The daily AS
ISOLATED Press cables are published il
the japanese language, just as The Stai
publishes them every afternoon. Tit
Shinpo has been publishing a morning
and afternoon edition and has kept wal
news hot all the time.
The japanese rely mainly for news or
the cables received by their consul anC
on the Associated Press cables which
are dated Toxic. These they are willing
to believe and from these they get theil
history of the war Hence cable from
a Russian headquarters like Mukden
stating that a great Japanese disaster
has occurred, does not bother then
much,
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ROAD KEANAE TOWARDS KAILUA.
MAUI.

Proposals will be received at the Of
flee of the Supt. of Public Works, until
II o'clock m. OF July 26, 1904, for Con-
structing Road from Keanae towards
Kailua, Maui, T. H.
Plans and Specifications are on file at
the office of the Asst. supt. of Public
Works, Honolulu, and with r. J. Nc
Gettigan, Chairman Hama Road Board.
Maui, copies of which will be furnished
intending bidders on receipt of $500.
which sum will be returned intending
bidder after he has deposited his bid
and returned the plans.
Proposals must be submitted on the
blank forms, which will be furnished by
the Asst Supt. of Public Works and en-
closed in a sealed envelope addressed to
Hon. C. S. Holloway, Supt. Of Public
Works, Honolulu, r. H., endorsed
Proposal for Road from Keanae to-
wards Kailua, Maui"
Each proposal must contain the full
name Of the party or parties making
the same and ALI persons interested
therein and must be accompanied by a
certified check of 5b Of the amount Of
the proposal, payable to C. 3. Holloway,
supt. of Public Works, as surety that If
the proposal be accepted a contract will
be entered into.
No proposal will be entertained unless
made on the blanks furnished by the
Asst. Supt. of Public Works and deliver
ed at the office OF the Supt of Public
Works previous to 10 o'clock m. on the
day specified.
The Superintendent reserves the right
to reject any or all bids
C. s. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Honolulu, July ~, 1904.
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BYAUTHORITY
sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of a certain
Execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the First Circuit of the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii, on the 9th day of
June, 1904, in the matter of M. P. Roo
inson, ] o. Carter, Paul Muhlendorf
and Bathsheba NJ. Allen, Executors ana
Trustees under will % S. c. Allen, de-
ceased, VS.. John C. Crowder, I have,
IN the Circuit aforesaid on this 21st day
of June, A. D. 1904, levied upon, and
shall expose and offer for sale and sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
de at the Police Station, Kalakaua
Hale l., H lolulu in the Circuit afore-
said at IL o'clock noon of Friday the
22nd day of July A. D. 1904 all the right
title and interest of the said John c.
Crowder in AMI to all the following
described property, unless the sum of
Fourteen Hundred and Thirty eight
Dollars, that being the amount for
which said Execution issued, together
with interest, cost and my fee and ex-
penses are previously paid:
l Stage-wagon, Wagon, 1 Set Double
Harness 2 Day Horses (unbranded), l
Bay Horse branded r. ]. on left front
leg.
Apana 2 of r. P. 291S L., L. c. A. 77O1
to Kealaikalalau, at Waihee, Koolau-
poke, Oahu, containing LEG acres, and
being premises conveyed to John Z.
Crowder by John Crowder and wife,
May 26th 1898, as of record In the Re
gistry Office in said Honolulu, in Liber
142, page 252.
Lot at Alewa, Honolulu, containing
42-1OO of an acre. portion of R. P. +O2I
on L. c. 7765 and conveyed to John
C. CIowder as follows:
By deed of Josua Keau and wife, as
of record in said Registry Office in LII
Der 1865, page Z, and also by deed of Ke-
wala to John C. Crowder, as of record
in said Registry Office in Liber 2lO,
page 149.
Said premises are subject to Mortgage
of John c. Crowder to NJ. w. Tschudi,
for $3.50, dated February 18th, 1902, of
record in the said Registry Office in
Liber 2S2, page 119.
A NJ. BROWN,
High Sheriff Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu, Oahu.
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MAKING
LONG PASSAGES
COASTWISE CRAFT HAVE BEEN
TAKING FROM THREE WEEKS
TO A MONTH TO ARRIVE.

All of the coastwise vessels are maxi
ing long passages. The bark r. P. Hith-
ct is now out 20 days from Honolulu
for San Francisco. The bark Kaiulani
was 20 days making the trip to San
Francisco from this port, and the
schooner H. c. Wright which arrived
at San. Francisco yesterday from Ma
hukona was 81 days going up. The
schooner Defender was q days going
from Puako to San Francisco. Vessels
going to other coast ports are making
long passages. None of the vessels
have gone up recently under three
weeks. Even the crack ship Marion
Chilcott, which holds the record for con-
sistent performance, took over a month
to get to San Francisco from this port.