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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-01
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The above rates ar. f-r ,,snding advertise
ncnts oniv.
f~-Lccat ApvEErtsK.ENvs ~ili BE- ehsrr-
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Insertion.
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soNr ola Frenchman once remark
ed that nobody really understands
war. unless his son h. At the front.
This Is cqusny true OF a lot Of thing.
IN life One must really live thing
o. understand IL.
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Have You Paid Your Subscription?

IT you have not yet paid your subscription
account to the Big Stone Gap Post. do so at
once. We need the money, and must insist
on the account being settled promptly
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Low Round Trip Rates 10 Ma
uraI Tunnel.

Ga each sunday during the sa"l
months, the V. a ; " Ry. will sell F'.--
trip tickets TO Natural Tunnel az eA'.''.
iy low rates, tickets limited Go daN
sale with the Inauguration OF iae s w.
lie daily passenger on the Virginia ~. y.
'onr excursionists eau spend aoo.' II.
hours viewing this great Natural O-l.,
ny and reach home early in the eFsu.-s
For fall information call on any as
Of the v. 4 : " Ky., or adde's
". T.. ALLEN
gen. Pass. AT.
Bristol, Team, and -
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Dsolr SAX has ON his pay roll
about ten ihoussai boy. from four.
teen % nineteen years old. who are
employed a. spectral delivery mcsscn
gers. Each boy get. eight cents out
of ten ceuts paid the government for
the special delivery stamp.
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9. . Fy - ~. s..e , ';s:.s =--ss;sss
sad sfs2 As the minimum.
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pUUlNG the pact ycsr twelve hnni-
rei Tree public schools were opened
in Porto Rico With an euuollmeut oi
5e.eOo. which represents an increase
st SO percent ia two years Twenty
FIVE per cent Of all the money raised
IN the island since American occups
tion has gene into the schools. while
last year the school fund WAS = per
cent. ct the whole. amounting "a
SIS 900.
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TuE summary Of the telephone
business published by the census
bureau. presents facts which are a
surprise 10 even the most intelligen,
people. Here b. business which
was unknown in the childhood Of
persons now entering on their pro-
fessionai csree. which today emhrse-
Is capital Of nearly half billion.
handled 5000. 100000 messages last
yesr. gives employment 90 $4,000
persons. and 60 which is devoted
SIS. 900, 600 year as gross reve-
nue.. half a. much as ). expended by
the public for sustaining the postal
service That is only one item OF the
changes which are in progress IN
this generation.
SAYS the Louisville Couuer-Jour-
nal.
The feeling that the trusts require
restraint. that the resi- or pretended
efo'ts in this behalf have bot been
crowned with success b. very general
The Republicans thcm~clve~ WITH
silly admit this. sud seek Co cater Co
that feeling when they hold mp Judge
Parker as the iavoutr of the trusts
that arc iaiteIiag on cNtoftion. But
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Az onier has gone out from the
United States Postal Headquarters
90 the effect that iu tho futore SIN
railway mail clerks will have o. give
bond. o. thc amount ct $1,000 Tor
the faithful Performance of their du-
~. something that has NOT been re-
quirei before.
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Wuur 10 may be true. that. as
Governor Carter. OF Hawaii. says,
the annexation of the Islands only
cost $4,000. aud that since the form
ali,y they have paid into the United
Stater Treasury over S6.250. 600. iof
which they have got little coz mo- rc.
iurn. the governor should nor critic
else as 90 hsr,h'v lie should re-
member that something has 60, Go
zoe done Co oa,e, ,hstrhilippiuc deal.
Tue project of building ship ca-
nal soro-. floriis Ia. again come Go
the front. sud there d, strong prob
ability ol ,ts being carried out 4
canal, known a, the Florida Coast
Line Csusl. d. rapidly nearing COM
ple5,on. sud nov extends from 81
Augustine on the North 60 Key
West on the .outh. 4 complete iu-
lsnd way OF over $50 milcs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29

Roy CARRIER, who started out with
Campbell Bros bill car u short lime
ago, arrived home safely Tuesday even.
ing, after seeing the world.
| know Il j,lly old maiden lady,
A lady If high degree,
VINO never goes to bed-without
A drink of Rocky Mountain tea.
Sensible woman.-C. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud basket.b ball girls are
en%deavoring to arrange for u game
with Franklin, to he played the same
day as the McCook. Red Cloud base
bail game, Nay IL.
Mrs. A. q Green and Mrs. Susan
Dickson were in Franklin this week at
tending the semi.annual meeting Of the
Republican Valley Association of Con.
gregational Churches.
Will Vest, VINO had been in Jail for
several weeks charged with stealing IA
watch, was discharged Monday owing
to the failure of the complaining wit.
ness to put in an appearance.
Wanted-Young men or women as
local repr, sentativee for McClure's
Magazine. Liberal commissions, cash
prizes. Write j. N. Trainer, III +.
Goth Street, New York, N. Y.
Now is the time to clean house-clean
your system first drive out the mi.
crobes of winter with HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain tea. 1t will keep you vel
all summer. 35 cents. Tea or tablets
C. l.. Getting.
Beck with, Wescott & Storey are i'm
proving the front Of their store room
by lowering the large plate glass win
dows to the level of the floor. Small
extra glass will be put in at the top tC
fill the vacant space.
Lewis, the Kansas jointist who wal
arrested Tuesday evening on a charg,
of drunkenness and assault, was u,
before Judge Keeney Tuesday morning
and was fined $40 and costs, amount
ing in all to about GIG.
There was no meeting Of the distric
encampment of the q. A. X. in this cit.
this week, as enormously stated by on
of our contemporaries, and will not b.
before June unless the executive com
mittee gets together and calls one.
Rev. +. +. Schlosser and family lef
Tuesday for Sunny side, Wash, wher
he has accepted a call to preach. Mr.
Schlosser has a large circle OF friend
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29

Whereas, II has pleased the Grand
Master Of the Lodge above to call from
our midst our beloved brother, G. A.
Garner, while yet in the prime OF life;
therefore, be it,
Resolved, BY e. w. Bronson Lodge
No. 4S7, Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, that while we deeply feel
the loss Of our brother, and u minds
should be the more fully impressed Of
the fact, that none can tell the day or
the hour when we shall be called To
o and register the last trip;
Resolved, That in the untimely death
of our brother. our community has lost
a good citizen, the family a loving son
and brother and the lodge a faithful
member, and in cherishing his memoir
les We extend to the loved ones oui
heartfelt sympathy is this, their hour
of sadness. And, be it
Resolved, That our charter be drap'
ed in mourning for the period OF thirty
days. And, be it further
Resolved, That a copy OF these reso
lutions be sent to the family, that they
be spread at large upon our records
and the papers OF Red Cloud, McCOol
and Akron be requested to publish thu
same.
j. A. AMICK,
W. &. Cox,
A. p. ELY,
Committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
months in intense suffering.

months in intense suffering.
Miss k,i"y was conscious To the last,
and to her family aud friends express
ed her willingness To meet the Master.
just n shrr time before she died she
told those AT her bedside that she was
going home"
Gertrude Belle Haley was born in
Juniata county, Pennsylvania, Decem.
her 10, 1876, aud removed to Red Cloud
with her parents when u small child.
She leaves 10 mourn her loss her
father, mother, two brothers and two
sisters. The brothers and sisters are
Elmer Kalev "f Danver, Walter Haley
Of Chester, Ncb., Mes Nellie Mcclure
and Miss Mntle Haley.
Funeral services were held at the
family home Tues lay, conducted by
Rev. f. l. Hutchins of the NJ. +. church,
assisted Dy Rev. Is. +. Hutchins OF
Cowles. Interment WAS IN the Red
Cloud cemetery.
The funeral services were very
largely attended, many Of the business
houses being closed during the ser
vices. There we're numerous hand.
some floral offerings contributed by
her hosts Of friends, by whom she was
held 10 highest esteem.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
They Mad Snakes.

Miss Viola Ward, who teaches the
.Sunnyside school, district 70, and her
pupils have had a merry time this
winter killing snakes. There is a well
on the school grounds which seems to
be a regular Paradise for snakes. At
the noon hour and at recess time the
teacher and pupils would gather around
the old well, and by dint OF coaxing
and a little strategy they would soon
have one or two shiny victims to lay
upon the altar. They .have kept tab
on the number killed aud 'gat last re.
ports the total was twenty-five, sixteen
bullsnakes and a half dozen blueracers.
Many Of the snakes captured were
over four feet In length.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29

in this community who will bo So u
lose him aud his estimable family from
their midst.
Harry Kramer, who is attending the
high school, was called to his home in
Batin precinct Thursday evening by
the serious illness Of his brother. HIS
brother has been subject to heart truu.
BILE for some time, and was again at.
tackled Thursday afternoon. lie was
much better, however, when Harry
arrived home.
Jesse Buell., son Of Mrs. n. =. Rants,
who has been spending the winter ut
home, will leave in a fcw days to jnn
the L. |, Cash Carnival Co. at ST. Paul,
Mimi, which will open the season
t ere IN May 10. Jesse does the "nigh
dive" from n 100 foot ladder into "A
rope net, aud draws u pretty good
salary for doing the act.
The following order OF services at
the Congregational church viii be
WV" '' h'Nl 'UUbfN NItl 'lllH
worship with sermon mt lO'3O. Theme,
"a Vision Of the Gross" Communion
service following sermon. In the even.
ing the pastor will give a book study of
Ecclcsiastcs &. T. meeting at ! Ia.
Service at Indian Creek at $3.50 p. m.
The richly bred young stallion Char
acter will make the season of 1904 at
III. :. Holcomb's farm, near the mouth
Of Walnut creek. He is three wears
old this spring; bright bay, large aud
stylish. Has the fashionable Election.
eer. Wilkes cross so much sought for by
discriminating breeders. He is so
ha, dsome that it is worth 81 To look Mt
him, but he will be IN free exhibition.
For terms inquire of J. &. Holcomb at
the farm 22apr.tf
The usual number of divorce cases
were tried in the district court this
week. Several divorces were granted,
among them being Cora Goodwin from
James Goodwin, Ida Caps from
Charles Capps, Alice Knutson from
Albert Knutson, and Rose Matthews
from her husband. In the case Of
Alice Mills VS.. Morris Mills, Judge
Adams held that the charge Of habitual
drunkenness was not proven. How.
ever, he continued the case. allowing
the plaintiff S25 suit money and $40 per
month for the support of her child.
Mrs. +. S CARRIER entertained the
Maple Leaf Kensingion club of Guide
Rock Wednesday, at her home in the
north part of the city. Mrs. George
Morhart and Mrs. |. w. Crazy the
prize winners in the guessing contests
An elaborate dinner was served a,
noon. The members of the Guide
Rock club present were: Mrs. s. b
Newmeyer, Mrs. kirkpatrick, Mrs
Levitt, Mrs. Clyde Hodges, Mrs. Chss
Hodges, Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. l. W
Crary, Mrs. J. II. Crazy, Mrs. A. II
Hayes, Mrs. A. NJ. Hayes, Mrs. Proud
tit, Mrs. Bradshaw of Superior, anC
Mrs. Geo. Morhart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
Death Of Miss Gertrude kaley.

Miss Gertrude Belle Haley. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A, H. Haley Of this
city, died Sunday morning at 8 80, after
an illness lasting over u year. Miss
Haley had been a sufferer from acute
intiammatOry rheumatism, and spent
a few months IN Colorado last year,
returning home very much improved
in health. She had been home but q
short time. however, when she was
again taken sick and was confined to
her bed for the last three or four
months. The disease finally extended
TO her heart. and she lived the past
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
BARKER TRIAL POSTPONED
J udHe Adams Grants q Continuance ID
the Case Until Thursday. May s.

Frank Barker vas brought into court
Tuesday morning to hear his petition
for continuance read. He does not seem
to have lost any flesh and does not ap.
pear IN the least worried over the
ultimate outcome of the case against
him.
The defense was represented in
court Tuesday morning by Thos. II.
Matters Of Harvard, Neb., formerly law
partner Of j. X. Mercer, who had been
called into the case owing to the illness
Of Mr.. Mercer, counsel for the defense.
Attorney Matters presented a lengthy
petition setting forth the reasons for
asking for a continuance. The princi.
pal contention Of The defense was that
Barker had been hailed into court on
April 10, just six days prior to the sit.
ting of the district court, and arraigned
On the charge of having murdered his
sister.in.law, Alice Barker, and that
the time had not been long enough in
which to allow defendants attorneys
10 prepare their evidence. 1t was also
alleged in the petition, and supported
by medical certificates, that j. X. Mer.
Ger, leading counsel for defense, was
i'll and unable to do proper justice to
his client. The defense asked for a
contiuuaLce " the June term of the
district court.
Judge Adams thought the attorneys
for the defense had had sufficient time
to prepare their case inasmuch as the
evidence In the later charge would be
exactly similar to that in the charge on
which he was first arraigned, that OF
numbering his brother. Judge Adams
expressed regret that the two charges
had been joined, however, as it only
served to complicate matters and gave
an excuse for asking for a delay.
After brief arguments by attorneys
on both sides Judge Adams finally ex,
cused the jury and continued the case
until Thursday, May 5, at 8 a. m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29

LOCALITIES
Stock saddles at Joe Fogel's.

Stock saddles at Joe Fogel's.
Try that calf meal at Caldwell's.
Bone fertilizer, &c a pound at Cald-
wells.
Mrs. j. +. Bradshaw is up from
Superior.
J.. p. Hale was in McCook the first Of
the week.
The bowling alleys have reopen,d
for business.
The Hawk.Eye shooting gallery has
opened again.
A. M. Walters was down from Blue
Hill this week.
See FL p. Hadley for painting and
paper hanging.
H. H. Hinkins OF Riverton was in
town yesterday.
l.. H. Kelso of Bloomington was in
town this week.
Miss Lenore Harmsn was down from
Iuavale Monday.
Bud" McCune came down from
Kearney Monday.
j. p. A. Black was down from Bloom.
ington this week.
Mrs. j. w. Warren went to Franklin
Tuesday evening.
MI. A. +. Hartwell was down from
anavale Thursday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
Miss Eva Uplinger was down from
Franklin Thursday.

Miss Eva Uplinger was down from
Franklin Thursday.
George X. McCrary is home from
his visit in Indiana.
Use Superior furniture and piano
luster. +. =. Hadley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones were down
from ~inavale yesterday.
G. NJ. Turner and family have re.
turned from Oklahoma.
See Joe Fogel for anything in the
harness or saddlery line.
John Knight of Cheyenne. Wyo., is
in the city for a few days.
Fred Gerlach was down from Blue
Hill on Business yesterday.
+. H. Dorsey of Lebanon, Mo, was
in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Postlewaite OF Guide Rock was
in town the first of the week.
Girl wanted at the Bon Ton, % per
week.-W. s" Bense, Proprietor.
John U. Yeiser of Omaha was at
tending district court this week.
A line Of the newest handpainted
shirt.waists sets. Newhouse Bros.
Quick service aud first class work is
the motto at Schaffnit's barber shop.
Homer Baker has resigned his posi-.
ton rs night transfer mar at the depot.
Walter Roby is the proud father Of a
baby girl, which arrived at his home
Monday.
Mrs. A. j. TOmlinson has returned to
Red Cloui after spending the winter
in Oregon.
Pay your subscription tomorrow and
get in on that 800 buggy. Contest
closes at s p. m.
Fred Scarborough came down from
McCook Saturday to attend the funeral
OF Alva Garner.
b. M. Anderson, the popular sales.
man Of the Carpenter Paper Co., was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Thomas, Of the Red Cloud
mills, has been laid up for about three
weeks with quinsy.
Come in and see the newest hand.
painted shirt-waist buttons and
brooches. Newhouse Bros.
DR.. Cooks horse took a little ruu
Tuesday from the school house to the
doctors home. No damage.
A couple OF freight cars were ditched
in the b. Il M. yards Monday owing tc
tho soft" condition of the roadbed.
Chas. Quincy, Jr., is home from
Lincoln, where he has been taking The
agricultural course at the university
NJ. +. church Sunday: SUNDAY
school, 10 a. M; preaching, II a. m.
Epworth League, Up. m; preach inl
8 p. IN.
MUST BE SoLD--My traction engin,
and new separator, used one season
!; Will be sold at a sacrifice PRICE,. ID
WHITAKER.
Chas. Caldwell OF Marion county
Kansas, who has been visiting with hi
cousin, j. o. Caldwell, left for his hom,
Wednesday.
G. l.. Getting Is home from Iowa
where he accompanied the body of A
q. Stonebreaker. He visited at hi
old home while away.
Swift's Pride Soap is perfectly mad,
OF pure soap ingredients. For al
washing purposes, it is the most effec
tive laundry soap made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
Gov. CARRIER Stricken.

Ex-Governor Silas CARRIER last Satur-
day evening suffered q stroke u
paralysis, and for a time:was in a ser.
ious condition. At last reports, how
ever, he was resting easily and was in
no immediate danger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
Last Chance.

The buggy contest closes tomorrow
Saturday ut > p. m. II you have not
made u guess on the outcome, now is
the time. You stand just as good a
chance as anyone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29

ions, painful, smarting, hot, swollen
feet. Al all druggists aud shoe stores,
% cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
Arc Ysu Uslut Aliens Fsst.Eass4

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot.
Ease, a powder. 1t cures corns, bun,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-08

NJ & FernaRdes to A Vasconcellos:
NJ: Kul 3611. Koloa. Kauai; 500. Dat.
ed Dec Is, 1908.
Abigaila Kahukina widow to VIM
b Keaumaikai ct al; ID; r p 5136 and
1.2 of bldg. Keaku. por r p 1919, Well.
well, 10 nd of cattle, Mahaulepu, no.
loa, Kauai; 81. etc. Dated Jan 8, 1904.
All Sam to Herman Brandt; CM;
restaurant bldg. Koloa, Kauai; Sis.
Dated Jan 10.
Leialoha and hsb to 7 X Clark: D;
lots and L. blk 5B, Kapahulu tract,
Honolulu: sl60. Dated Nov 7. 1909.
Tx Clarke and VT to Mrs Louisa K
Little: d; lots 3 and 4. blk 5B. Kappa
hulu tract. Honolulu; 81, etc. Dated
Jan 20. 1904.
Sell Fukuda to Il Muller tr: Tr D:
goods, chattels. property, etc; 81, etc,
Dated July II. 1902.
" o Smith by atty to G W Kahana.
uapo: Rel; lots q and 22, blk SA, IA
pahulu tract. Honolulu: $500. b 237
,p Hi. Dated Feb 2. 1904.
Geo Rodlek and VT to J F Hamburg
tr; NJ: lots and I of Coney Estate
tract. Nuuanu road, Honolulu; $500.
Dated Jan /. 1904.
J Keanu to Est b P Bishop; Sur l.;
lots So. Sc and 81, Keel and 2. no
ma. Hawaii; 81, etc. Dated Dec 81
1908.
NJ Koda to n G Peterson; CM; lease
. ha1 oil 10 I,,I,, H14- nat ~
Feb Z, 1903.
C W Booth to All Hin; l.; int II
Kul 1886 and II P's 1902 and 1903 ant
por II sass, Kaneohe. Koolaupoko
Oahu; 10 yrs at 5000 per yr. Datet
Feb 2, 1904.
G Josephine Breuer to Martha Der
ger; AM; mtg Wong Kwai and VT oil
por r p 3O7. Ksl 272 and r w, nea
Nuuanu st, Honolulu; $4,000. Date
Oct 8, 1904.
Robt p Waipa and VT to VIM r Al
len: Add Chg; r p 1854, Kul 3FI.
Hauhaukoi. Honolulu; $3.50. Date,
Feb /, 1904.
Jas II Boyd to Sun Hop Sing Co: l..
RIP 2i34. Kul 1888, r p 2431, Kul 22l3
Manoa. Honolulu: 10 yrs at $50 pr "
Dated Dec I, 1903.
VIM Henry to Sam p Iona and VT
Rel: lot 81. blk I. Kewalo tract. Homo
lulu: $3.50. b 1872, p II. Dated Eel
3. 1904.
Elizabeth p iona widow to Wn
Henry: NJ; lot 81. blk 4, Kswalo tract
Honolulu; $500. Dated Feb 3, 1904.
Ching All Young to Yin Koon H. NJ
r p ICl, stock, goods, fixtures. etc
Asylum road. leasehold cor Smith an
Beretania streets. leasehold, bldgs, etc
Hotel St., Honolulu: $4,000. Dated Jal
9. 1904.
Imanaka to O Kawakani: CM: In
In leasehold and bldg, Iwilei road, He
nolulu; 5000. Dated Feb 3, 1904.
VIM Henry to Alfred Rocha; AM
mtg Sam p iona and VT on lot 81, bl
I. Kewalo tract. Honolulu; $l65. Da'
ed Jan 80, 1903.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-08
Legal Notices.
sHERlFF'S SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue Of a certain exc.
cution issued by Lyle A. Dickey, Dis.
trict Magistrate of Honolulu, Island of
Oahu. Territory Of Hawaii, on the 5th
day of January, 1894, in the matter Of
the Washington Mercantile Co., Ltd.
VS.. VIM. A. Hall. | have, on this 18th
day OF January. A. d. 1904. at said Ho.
noluiu. levied upon, and shall offer TO!
sale and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. at the Police Station.
Kalakaua Hale in said Honolulu. at
u O'Clock noon OF Monday. the 18th
day of February. A. d. 1904, all the
right, title and interest OF the said w.
A. Hall in and to the following de.
scribed real property. unless the sum
OF Three Hundred and Eighteen Dol.
lars. that being the amount for which
said execution issued. together with
interest, costs and my fee and ex.
penses are previously paid:
All those certain lands at Aala. Ho.
n0!ulu, described as follows:
Lot = on mauka side Of
King Street ........l3,OS4 SO. II.
Lot \ 9 on makai side Of .
Beretania Street ...... S,S79 50. #.
Lot A 8 on mauka side BE.
retania Street ....... .G65.1000 acre
Lot 4 4 mauka OF Bereta.
MIA street ...........'. of-lVO acre
Lot A mauka side of Be-
retania Street ......... 1850 50. II.
being portions OF Royal Patent 5000
conveyed to VIM. A. Hall by partition
deed. March 30th, 1903, as Of record In
the Office of the Registrar Of Convey.
arces in said Honolulu In Liber 2iS
page 243.
An undivided one-half OF Apana 2 OF
Royal Patent 1903 on Land Commits
sion Award 337iB to Haikauai.
The above described premises are
subject to Mortgages as follows:
Mortgage of VIM. A. Hall to Wilhel
mine Dowsett, and William o. Smith
Trustee, dated April Goth, 1903. fol-
1880, as OF record In the Registry
Office In said Honolulu In Liber, 24S
page AT.
Mortgage of VIM. A. Hall to John F.
Colburn, June 9th, 1903, for $500, as
OF record in said Registry Office In
I.iber 244, page $40, which was as
signed to Levers & Cooke, Ltd, on
July End, 1908.
Dated at said Honolulu, this 18th
DAY Of January, A. d. 1904.
A. NJ. BROWN,
High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
2G63-Jan. 10, %; Feb. 8, 10.