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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
MEETINGS.

MA sonic MOTTO E-DOyE
xx@L ODGE.--Tiie members 0f Dove
/V'\ Lodge, No. 81, A. T. and A. 81.
wilt attend tho stated communication of
their lodge 1T the Masonic Temple on
THIS {F'riday) EVENING, November
1lth I;,4. At I o'clock. Members OF Ulster
lodges and transient brethren are fratcr-
nally invited.
"a BY order OF the W. ii.
BEN r. AUGUST, Secretary
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WANTED. YOUR TRUNK REPAlRIN0
X RICHhfONDsT TRUNK NEG. CO.. tuS
tx Brook Aven ue. Phone 1854
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~ - - 55 ~. s.aHg' u
BARGAINS.

IN RICH PATTERNS.
fu;iz size, 81, sl.5G and upwards. PEN
a BERTON. PRICE & CO. &
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED FOR u. s. AZ I-AJsLE-
bodied unmarried men,, between ages Of
q and SIS, citizens Of United states, Of
good character and temperate habits, WHO
information apply to R15CEUlT1NG&OF -
FICEK. 10 IL. Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
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4 i u " TON WAN TIE; Male

OK X T. u r Il r
wants employment; any business. lumber
sbookkeeper, accountant and auditor: no
objection to locations; strictly temper
ate. Al references: five years travelling
salesman Address d. F19. care this Of
& flee. "a 5pti
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WANTED, TO BUY FARM, NOT OVER
Is miles from Richmond: must be q
y bargain. Address c., Box 1os, Rich-
z nonG, Va. Il agS5i
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IN A REAL ESTATE OFF,
fee, u young man as assistant book
keeper: must write Il good hand. Address
Box isl. city.
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a LINOTYPE Y NLACIIIN4DI'-
operator WILLIAMS PRINTING CO.,
&c South Tenth Street, Richmond, Va.
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AT ONCE, CARRIAGE
painter for custom work; ono who can
letter preferred; job permanent to right
Lewis Street Greensboro. n. G..
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TWENTIETH ST, 2ss -WANrl5D. q
limited number or gentlemen boarders:
also transinnt; good table board anu
nicely furnished, sunny rooins charges
moderated; Twentieth Street, corner
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HELP WANTED =. c1nale.

WANTED, AN ENPERIEN CED sNlihsE..
Apply with references at Ola w. 5Frank-
Lin Street. Rs
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TRUNKS.

8SPEECE'S TRUNK ia Glory. 6ls EAST
Broad Street.. wants your trunk and
satchel repairing y. II. SPENCE. Shoe
and Trunk House.
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BYaYouNG MAN. POSITION
with reliable firm: furnish best refer
ences as to ability, character etc. Ad-
. dress II, care this office.
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sTW ELFTtI N, sow NTED, BOARD
crs for nicely furnished room two gen.
lem eli or couple. Apply THE EANlsS
HOUSE, 5t3 NJ. Twelfth.
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THE LENNON. 1905 Z. MARSHALL
Rooms with or without board; also
transents.
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ApmINlsTRhro R's NOTICE.

"A fed as adnini strator G, Il. a. OFT The estate
of a. w. ROSEME deceased all per-
sons, having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them To
!. me for settlement, and all persons I'M
4 debted 10 ssl d estate To make payment
%, mo. q, ~, IolsLAREE. Ql0 East Main
Street, 3li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11

NEW ARKANSAS OIL, FIELD-G. NJ.
8 Bailey, Missouri Pacific migration
Agent, Little Rock. Ark, can get you
an oil lease. triti!ng expense. Fortunes
from future sale leases
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Some or abroad. BY registering with tho
international Registry Co., OF .>ew
York They. will take carc and provide
for yo,, in time OF need; u friend in need
( is a friend indeed. Outfit: Class "A. total
weary cost $40: class r, total yearly
cost, 500; class C, total yearly cost.
3 500; class y, total yearly cost $500.
Everybody can have this grand protec-
ton at the above moderate cost from
the aSes OF is to %, regardless of occu-
patton or color. For further Irforrlfa ton
apply or address c. HICKS ss,N,
General Agents, Room l, SCI E.. Main
Street. Richmond. Va.
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ANNUAL MEETING. q Isl! x
NOTICE is IIEIRL,3Y GIVEN THAT
the next annual meeting Of the Stoc:s.5
burg and Potomac Railroad Company.
will be held at Its office In the City Uit
q Jlichmond Va, on Monday. tho 2lrt
day of November, 1904, At u o'clocI, noon,
II transfer books Will be closed from No-
vcrnhcr l4th to November :lst. 1904. in-
elusive. ~, I. VI Y
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TEE.DEE BRANCHES.

d . j. /. T.
the following Branch Offices have
been established Tor the benefit of
those livlng at distance from the
Alnln Oiilce Of Tho dimes Dispatch.
The rce-Dea Wants lett at any or
these branches Will receive the same
careful attention as though they had
been left at the Main Once, and there
will he no extra cost 10 the advertisers,
SLAUGHTER'S DRUG STORE, TWEEN.
ty-nftb and Venabie Streets.
| w. r, EANEo TWenty.,ytrh and Lelnh
Streets.
a, a. SCOTT, Twenty.tlhh and eroau
RosT, J, WILLIAMS, Twonty.tJ,st
and Marshall Streets.
r, n. M, HARRISON. f oushee ann
g. w. LAT ltMER, NO. 300 West Mar,
shall Street,
4 Il UMPso N's. DRUG STORE. No. 1921,
West Main Street, lT5
i. 1. yERlpoE. Brook Avenue and
Rsp 52 DRUG STORE, Barton
pEoPIE's pRva STORE, No, 5000.
williamsburg Avenue, uton
ROBINS ARMAcY, No, 900 East
Marshall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE, No. 1444 EAST
Main Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUDsoN cUNNlNGHAM, No, ao27
East Main. corner TWsnty-rirst. n
T PINE STREET n n AF7MAcY,s No. a34
South Pine Street.
+ PolNDExTER.kiR k.PARRlsH co.,
No. AIS East Broad Street,
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. 400
North Sixth Street,
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-eIght
and N Streets,
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IN THE, DISTRICT COURT OF lie.
UNITED q STATES FOR 'rHlI ETA ST Il
ERNl DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.

IN THE DISTRICT CoEKnT 6. !; lie <!
T;RN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.. Z, III,
G. s. COOK, IL
oRpEH IN i Office FOR Dl u {; IA ~ I.
on rcadin e the petition for discharge Of
the bankrupt, 1t is 81. VI. ,f5a5.. .fi
Ordered by the court IT that he9As1s b
q clock noon; and that notice thereof ba
published in8The Times Dispatch. ne w w
paper printed in sud district, anu thai
nll'known creditors and other persons u, 4
Interest may appear at the said time ard
place, and SHOW cause y any, they have,
why tho prayer OF. the sud petltlohcr 3
gshold not be granted .8LFfa 13 & 81 gis g5fI IS. (
ft And is further ordered BY he co'lrl.
that Tie clerk sha send by mail to al!
known creditors copies Of said petition and
this order. addressed to them at their
places OF residence as stated. I, :, !,
Witness lie Honorable EDMU ND NYlAp,g
DILL. Jr., Judge of tho said court, and
re sea te ST. day 81 Il sae af
Attest q. z, oWDl1N. CLERK.
BY Joseph p. Brady, Deputy Clerk. 4
~ THE DISTRICT COURT or TtIE
Il I'm Elm Isl EftlsTRicT L or VIRGiNIA.
q In the Matter of iii 4&H NO. oi4, a
M s., a. ALA n, n s5
ORDER a 81 NRoT1cp ro 70
# On this sth day of .,oyember. a. d, 1891
9 fbo rSs aaEaspt hs Il petition for DISCHARGE
Ordered BY the court TINT hearing be be
had upon the same on ths 2sd DAf. OF
NOVEMBER, a. u. 1904 before said
court, at Richmond, IN said district, at Y
o'clock moon; and that notice thereof no
published in The Times Dispptc neWa,
printed III sad a stser n enc q
interest may uppeurint the said time and
place, and SHOW cause, II any, they, have,
why tho prayer Of tho said petitioner i
should not be granted, n AK u 94 Is
4 And A. is further ordered by the court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known ereditoys copies e sa'a petition ana
this order, addressed 70 thenl13nt thcy n
places OF residence as stated. Ii
Mines the + onorab bic EpMuND kp..Io.i 4
DILL dr. Judge of the said court, aud
the seal thereof, at Richmond, III said dis
trlct,r on The 9Th day Of November, a. y.
1904, s, Z !, z, !, !. Z,
4 Attest;,5s g. y. RoWpEN. Clerk.
BY Joseph 4. Brady, Deputy Clerk.
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TRAVIS HEADS list
Of AMERICAN GOLFERS.
.fsrccIal to Tho Times Dispatch I.

fsr.cclal to Tho Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK, November lo.-1n rating the
golfers OF tho United States for the season CT
1901, H. T.. Fitzpatrick. q we'll known writer
on the fascinating outdoor sport again
places Walter J. Travis at the head OF the
list.
While admitting that Mr.. Travis has lost
some OF his titles which he formerly held
on this sido OF the Atlantic Mr.. Fitzpatrick
calls attention to tho fact that he won the
Championship IN Great Britain. Of Itself an
achievement of which no other American
golfer can boast. and In addition to that he
has played a steady and uniform. game since
his return. In tcrsptrsed now and then with.
really phenomenal scores which Is sufficient
to retain his preatigo as the best OF our home
players.
he has made this year. a record which Mr.
Fitzpatrick thinks will stand for u lons time
,,nriyalled. Just as that of young Tom"
SO many years In England.
6 Mr. Fitzpatrick's new names for 1904
include Travcra. Fowres, Jr; White. McBur-
ney. FrederIcks and Ward His list for the
present season, as we'll MS the ratings made
out by him in 1909 ana 1908, are as follows
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The Atlantic Land & Improvement Cos,
3 f Office OF tho Secretary
VII 4tle. is " !GkEiHf GIVEN That,
stockiolders OF Tho Atlantic Land s.
( Improvement Company will .hc held at
the office OF the Company IN the city
of Richmond ya.,Hon, tuesday he tif-
teenth day Of November ,rlt' 49, y lS9a, at
= II. l.. BORDEN, Secretary.
Dated October "a, 1901
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q n A G IL ST. Il. ins--rf1 MA ENT,
transient and table boarders; nice rooms,
good fare, home comforts.
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BOARDING.

FRANKLIN. r., dj5--I4AR GE, COM.
Portable rooms; good table; permanent
and transient; nlso table noarders; ref
Z erence required.
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q, n!ehmona, ya N'ooyembs1 4 1924 !,
OF the stockholders Of the S, n, Hyde
yenber, 1904, at O'Clock r. M, at tho
oii,cc Of I4nncas tie: q. Lucke. No, 1907 Il,
Main Street, Richnond, Va, ASfull att
p elua "a he ompu ~ Viii Conc be-
( tore the IneetlnB, s
CLAY pREN.RY, Secy. and Treas.
s, n. HYDE CO., IN e. ii
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Il COAL, WOOD AND ICE. 5

I DO NOT CLAIM TO SAVE ANY
housekee per1 money, but do sell Wood
cheaper than they can buy elsewhere.
This Is the only cash Wood Yard in
Richmond-Qu arter. cord best Pine tl.25.
Il quarter cord best Oak LBS: all kinds of
noted Cannelton Lump; your neignbors
will tell you so, too. E. T. LONG,
j, Phone, Bowe and Marshall. $50; Phone,
Gilmer and Clay, 1869.
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WANTED, BY "A YOUNG MAN, 8ElG1I-
teen years OF age. a position in a store:
can give good reference as to Industry
ana attention to business; have had
some experience. Address II. 4. D UD-
LEY, Lester Manor. Va
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s1,25 FOR HALT CORD K!LN-DRIED
: Kindlng ~ God. delivered. See or pho.ie
J. B. LACY forscheap cooking fuel
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PRINTING.

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY-
LOR e. TAYLOR&PRINTlNGI CO., No. I
k Governor Street. Richmond. Va.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office Of the Secretary;
NOTICE is HEREBY Gil W. n THAT
! the the regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the Atlantic Coast
h Limo Railroad Company Will be held
at the Office OF the company, In the
Tic tifleenth day Of November, A. o.
1901, at II O'clock a, NJ, inhc, transfer
hooks OF the Company Will DO clio sed
from the fifth to tho fifteenth Of No
yember, both dates inclusive. ll5 .#y5 & {,
4 LII, l.. BORDEN, Secretary. N
Dated October 2Atll, 1901, y.
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WHEN YOU DRINK. DRINK COCO.t;
4 when you buy. buy FALiLALLA. ASH
Your grocer for VALHALLA COCOA,
and don't accept any substitute: they
is none equal 1 o I-Al-HALI4!S..( Go to New
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SITUATION WANTED,F Female

a POSITION BYsA YOUNG
lady photographer and booklkeeper; can
furnish Al references. Address j. 10,
( this Office.
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PEN SCl<tAlS

fLRSCiS-aI,s
WANTED. SUFFERERS FROM CHILLs
and aEue to try Bona -ade Chill Cure:
cure or money refunded mailed post.
paid for price. sc. IRVING l.. BEVE.
+ RIDGE, southeast corner Hrook Avenue
and Clay Street. Richmond. Va
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1UTf II FREE; CREDIT GIVEN. CUT,
price Christmas books: soc. book 12lac.;.
81 book Csc; SLIGO book 50c,:. $500 book
iS7I.c.6 FIIRG USON. 5000, Cincinnati.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS FROM FAC
est prices, easiest terms; special In
ducements to churches and country
q trade. WILLIAM Al. JENKINS. Man.
ger, 729 East Main
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SALES MANN "a nj e =. SALESMAN:
already engaged inhtravelMg, to sell
e I,Inseed O.l@and Paints az side line IN
Virginlas and Southern States:.no sans
pies needed Address Box a33. R!ch-
;uond, Va.
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The Tee-Dee Money Prize.

prize awarded last week In the Iee-Dee Money Gon
fifty cents, and won p MISS
Wood No 316 North Twentythird Street city who drew
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IRY LIS ON PRINTING; we KNOW
We can suit you, TAYLOR & TAYLOR
( PRINTING CO.. Quick Printers, No. ]
i CoperuOS street. 68s15}SE ~
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STORAGE.

FOR CHEAP AND DRY STORAGE
rooms apply to RICHARDSON e CHAP
PELL. Storage Department. Belvdere
4 Building. col ". Main Street. Phone S4a
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TAKE NO. 4 COLD AND GRIP CURE.
Il. WIN. r. $POYTHRESS&d d co.
TAKE NO. 4 COLD AND GRIP CURE.
~ WM, r. &POYTlIRESS q CO.. 919 East
Main Street. Richmond, Va.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

| lily, he wants an indefeasible title
Landlordisn almost ruined ireland. 1t
will not do much better in the horticul-
turaI parts of Hawaii. The land sys-
tenn of the United States was framed
for the multiplication of homes and
/ has proved one of the most important
factors in securing national wealth and
I popular contentment The division Of
! so much of the island soil as is fitted
for small farming among citizens
! would rapidly increase and improve
the average quality of our population
Every approach to a policy of exclu-
sion through monopolistfc combination
should be discarded and policy,
anaIogized at least to the national
Homestead Law, should be adopted,
that would mean the extension of the
right hand of fellowship to the best
class of permanent residents.
Free and steady communication with
, markets. through the port of Honolu-
Iu, is another incentive to advancement
that would follow wise and liberal
policy of invitation instead of repul-
sion. A cable should be, as it could
be, laid between Oahu and Hawaii, TAX
ing in Molokai and Maui on the way.
1t may be said that, while it is an
axiom, that demand regulates supply,
it is equally true that, within the les
ser divisions of the soil, supply often
stimulates demand. The districts of
North and South Kona could readily
support an enlarged American com
nunity of four or five thousand, and
the markets Of the worlo: are ready to
buy what they could furnish. It may
be almost said that, over there, it is
only necessary to tickle the earth with
a hoe, and she laughs with harvest"
In this article a portion of our larg-
est island has been illustratively men
toned There are other parts of Ha-
wall of Maui, of Kauai and even of
Oahu, that are in similar category.
There are great interests, such as the
production of sugar, that require i'm
mense bodies of land, prepared by
nature for that end. But there is also
abundant opportunity for small farm
ing, which should be systematically and
effectively encouraged, and the vindic-
alton of annexation thus be made COM
plete.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29
FUMIGATORS CHALLENGE
DOUGHTY ANNHEUSERS

A loftily worded challenge to a duel
establishment yesterday forenoon. The
curious-Iooking document was passed
about from desk to desk and was read
in dignif1ed silence by the doughty ball
twirlers. The challenge was carefully
worded and an air of superiority per-
vaded it, indicating that the senders
We're not at all anxious to play but
would condescend to give the Annheus-
ers an opportunity to learn to play the
game.
Then the Hackfelds made a discov-
cry. The challenge came from the
Board of Health. 'Fumigators!" whis-
pered the Hackfelds in disgust, from
desk to desk. However, the Annheus-
ers accepted the challenge and Will play
the game off next Saturday morning at
Kapiolani Park.
It is rumored that no sulphur or fumi-
eating wagons will be permitted on the
grounds for the use of the Board of
Health men, but their ambulance will
be allowed in the vicinity for accidents
or other emergencies. On the other
hand the Fumigators have declared
against kegs of beer on the bases while
the Annheusers are at the bat and run
ming bases, and not more than one ball
will be allowed in use at one time.
Yellow flags will mark the quaran-
tine dead line for spectators. Postmor-
TENS will be made free of charge by
DR.. Pratt, chief sanitary officer of the
Health Department, and the mortuary
registrar will be on hand with his book
for making necessary entries. For
maIdehyde sprinklers will be kept on
tap near the home base to disinfect
players who make home runs. The
morgue will be kept open ali morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29
NO YELLOW PERIL.

A leading article of the London
Times on the Yellow Peril makes some
strong points against the theory, tao
tically promulgated by Russia, that the
success of Japan in the present war
would expose civilization, later on, 10
outcry of the Yellow Peril, says the
Times, comes from the same quarter
that warned the peoples of Europe
against the American Peril. 1T is a
sham, transparent sham,' says the
Times, land most people who consider
it coolly will doubtless arrive at the
same conclusion
Why, as the Times enquiries, should
Japan build up, in China, a power to
dispute her primacy in Eastern Asia?
Doubtless the japanese, if they attain
their objects in the war, will do all
they can to strengthen their influence
in China and they will almost GER
tainly try to make China strong enough
to be able to offer some resistance to
OPSA VI SVNVlt sltkraLh9 UPON lSI ONll
integrity and independence. But the
most elementary considerations of self
interest must dissuade them from any
desire to see China armed on the same
scale as themselves. 1t would be poor
policy on their part-and their policy
has not shown itself inferior to their
strategy-to get rid of one formidable
neighbor at the cost of terrible war
| in order wantonly to raise up another -
The Times points out further that
Japan's policy must not be measured
| by Asiatic standards of conduct in the
| hour of victory. Japan is the only
Asiatic power that has reformed her
self from within; the only one that has
| hardened to the voice of civilization
and sought to obey. Surely she has
| earned something better than isolation
from her mentors. In all her enter
prises, particularly in her negotiations
, with Russia before the war she has
shown a high sense of moral response
bility. Japan is a new recruit for ''the
sisterhood of civilized peoples and un-
less she is thrust out as a barbarian
she will not act like one. If the Vel
low Peril ever comes from her it viii
be because the world has made her ar
Ishmaelite
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29
Real Estate Transactions.
Filed for Record June rs.

Flied Tor Record June 70.
J Alfred Magoon-M K Cook. Rel
Elizabeth K Wilcox-Ida B Castle. ID
Keola and wf-Geo Kamaka. ID
Helen Boyd-See Lee Co. .L&CanclL
Helen Boyd-Ah Him. ............C Camel
R A Lyman Jr-J V Ray. .CM
Mrs Kahele and hsb--Manoel Branco
...-.....-.... -. M
NJ Polapola and wf-Manuel Branco
.................... M
Hui Hookuonoono Liliuokalani-W
L Rose and wife. ..................Re Rel
VIM L Peterson-D L Peterson. PA
First Am Saws & TT Co-Gear, Ian
sing & Co.. ParRel
Gear, Lansing & Co by trs-Wm l.
peterson. II
VIM L Peterson by atty W Mac
farlane tr Observation-Disclosures. M
Margaret Lishman ct al-Hawn Sgr
Planters Assn INSTRUMENTATION.
Elizabeth Church ct al-C NJ V
Foster. ................... L
Filed for Record June 27.
John V Fernandez-Maui Ayr Co.'S
Paia store .CM
n Sugimoto-Maui Agr Co..........CM
W T Robinson by atty ct al-Tam
Yau. AM
Antonio de Cravalho and wf-Ma-
noel de Jesus. d
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

A Paris paper says that the United
States is trying to secure a coaling
base on the Azores or in Portuguese
mainland territory. 1t would not be
out of the way for the American gov
eminent to offer Portugal a round price
for the Azores. We need them more
than we now do the Danish West In
dies
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

If General Kuropatkin withdraws
northward it viii be in accordance with
the old time strategy Of the Cars men
who fought Napoleon. But the chances
are that the japanese will not be
caught in any trap. When they get
tired following they are pretty likely
to jump in and fight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

the records. Lately the Kaiser Will
helm II crossed in nearly p kpots'
average steaming. A speed like that
would connect Honolulu with San
Francisco in three days and half.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

one of the big fortunes of Honolulu
off Waikiki. Perhaps the French dere-
hct on the Frigate shoals viii afford
the basis of another.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

The Russian battleshiD stranded on
Tiger Rock at Port Arthur may be the
one that Togo reduced TO sinking
condition in the affair of last week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

The Baldwin locomotive works are
getting no more orders from Russia.
Perhaps that is one reason for the dis
charge of hands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

The OIaa settlement ought TO have a
good effect on public confidence in the
future of the sugar industry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

The first Kuropatkin knows he will
go laundering down history as the
Russian Butler.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

1t takes two to make a fight and
the game is now up to Kuropatkin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-29

The big German liners on the At
lantic are all the time cutting down