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The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
THf, UNION PICNIC

The union Sunday school picnic very
decided success. ON 80 to 30, being present.
Hhe day ideal one. with danger
from ruin aud the = owe was evtryt hing that
could he desired. After refresh mtntS were
served about l1j went on the bail grOund
whore the young men played tgdiuS the
ried men, beating them by Il large score in
their favor.
G. b. liAW'ey is preparing to put up another
SilO. II by 80
NJ r and Mrs f. $ Curtis start OFF on Tuesday
for a lnpntil'S vacation. going first to lfOStn
by trn ley. taking in other places as cirrum-
stances may Su-5"St They h ave rented their
house to Prof Stevens for the month of Au-
gust
Daniel Rcardnn is now in the Bridgeport
hO>pit Il for 1reatn MT of his g. which was
severely injured on July by d kick from a
horse
Miss Miriam Ia yor is SPENDING the month
of August III Tn" AdirOnda ks.
Mr. and Mrs ! tmcs l. &c start for Walnut
Be .ch on Tu 'sday for the lnOath of August.
The Newtown bee., 1905-08-04
Special
Announcement.

On Friday, July 14th, and
every following Friday during July
and August we will close gu, store
at - 80 p. m.
Saturday bargains will be inaug
urated Saturday, July 18th, and ev-
cry following Saturday I'VE will Of
fer some special attractions. A
glance at our ad in the Bridgeport
daily papers will show each weeks
special offering.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05
St6WdrtS Branch. w. Va.

March is gone and we are glad to
welcome April.
Moving is the order Of the day.
Fawn Wellman aud family have
moved 90 Kellogg.
Rufe Clay has moved from Cere.
do, to one of Ben Wilson's houses.
Kelse Deerfeld now occupies the
Ward dwelling.
Joseph Mays, of Central City,
has recently moved back to Bob's
BCancb.
st. Clair Roberts and Mr.. Bolt
passed through here with a fine
drove of cattle Wednesday.
Mrs. Fannie Piles visited the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Per
due this week.
The family of Mrs. Wilson have
been on the sick list.
Curt Casey has quit working at
the powder mill and has gone to
farming.
James Kendrick is visiting his
parents at Merritts creek.
Ira Hoback was seen passing
through our vicinity Sunday.
Frank Stephens is seen coming
ont TO Stewards Branch often.
Mr.. and Mrs p. II. Brumfeld
are sadly missed IN this community
since they moved to Dunleith.
1t is 80 without a doubt that J
I. Mayo has bought Henry Carey
out,
The renter has raised n great
alarm, Harve Perdue bought the
+. ID. Milern farm.
April 3, 1905. REApgR
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Deatll.

On the goth of March, 1908, God
saw iii to call home from us sister
Cora &. Bolt, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs o. Plymale and wife of Henry
Bolt. She has gone from this world
OF sorrow and woe and God has
taken her To that beautiful home
not made with hands where she ha,
been longing to 90. She was per-
iectlY reconcilcd to 90, and told
every one she had such sweet
home with Jesus. She was loved
10y one and all and had good word
and smile for every one until the
very last. She became member
OF the Baptist church when but
fourteen years of age and has lived
n devoted christian since. Her
testimony was sweet to all who
heard IL. She called her father.
mother, husband, sisters. brothers
and friends around her bedside and
told them she was going home and
and asked each and every one to
meet her in Heaven for she knew
she was going there. She said it
was so sweet to trust in Jesus. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Jerry Harmon. He preached
a very touching sermon. He also
stated the sister preached her own
funeral for she left such a glorious
testimony behind. She was 81 yr.,
mos. and 22 days old. She leaves
father, mother, husband, two sis
ters, Misses Belle aud Ada Plymale,
four brothers, John, Harvey, Syl-
vester and William Plymale and
many friends to mourn their loss,
for she will be sadly missed by one
and all who knew her. She loved
to read the items in the ADVANCE.
Her parents and her husband desire
to thank her many friends for their
Kindness TO them during her short
illness.
The loved ones gone from our home,
The voice we loved is still;
"A chair IS vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
'H' bhB'i chlnt III neT room,
And called our darling away;
And If we live true to God,
Wen go to her some day.
God has taken our darling,
For her work on earth was done:
lie has taken her home to Heaven,
Where she will watch and wait
for loved ones.
FROM ONE VINO LOVED HER.
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Ounleith, W. Va.

The farmers are busy plowing and
planting potatoes.
Thos. Hunt Of this place made
business trip to Ceredo w ednesday.
Lincoln Lowe has left for Holden,
w. Va, to take charge of crew of
hands on the q. V. Railroad.
John May, Jr., is seen very often
making his way TO Brownstown.
What's the attraction, Johnnie?
Urian Rowe is making quite an
improvement on his farm, by clear
ing off the banks of Twelve Pole.
l.. ID. Bryan was visiting John
May, Sr., on Haynie Branch, Sun
day.
w. III. Hunt, of Wayne, was Wis
iting his father and mother at this
place Thursday, the 3Oth ult.
Moving in this neighborhood ap.
pears to be the general order of the
day.
Simeon Arthur has moved from
Johnstown to James Turner's. place
on Haynie Branch.
o. Plymale has moved to Central
City to engage in the merchantile
business.
Peter Gregory has moved to o.
Plymale's place. =
Elisha Hoiderby, of Harveytown,
has purchased Walter Napier's farm
at the head Of Haynie Branch and
Walter Napier has moved to Har vey-
town.
Henry Carey, Sr has sold his
farm at the month Of Bob's Branch
to Tyler Mayo and has moved
to West Huntington.
Oliver Wellman has moved to
Henry Bolts place on Plymale
Branch.
Anthony Haynie has quit rail
roading and gone to work on his
farm. KEEN EYE.
March 81, 1905.
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Dickson. w. Va.

Well, March has gone and every
body says that it behaved the best
of any March they ever saw. The
grounding and the almanac man
we're fooled for once. The beauti-
full gardening weather continues and
if everybody doesn't have early gar.
den truck il will be because old
Jack comes around TO pay back the
weather March borrowed Of April.
Henry Keyser, who has been
here all winter with his sister, Mrs.
Lou Dunkle, returned to his home
In Iowa last Tuesday.
Rev. Stephen 5. Orr, of Thurman.
Iowa, was here a few davs last
week. He came to accompany his
aged fatber-in-law, Mr.. Keyser,
who is ninty-two years old, home.
Mrs. Lou Dunkle returned from
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hdunie Branch. w. Va.

Well, winter seems to be over and
farming and gardening has begun.
We have had lovely March.
Our farmers are getting ready to
begin their work.
There has been great deal of
sickness in our community lately.
Mrs. J NJ. NJ. Plymale and little
boy Freddie have been very poorly,
but arc improving. Mrs. p. sister,
Miss Lola Warnock, of Portsmouth,
is staying with them during their
illness.
Mrs. Nj. T.. Plymale has been
very poorly every since the death of
her daughter.
Oliver Wellman has moved on
the farm of Henry Bolt.
Peter Gregory has moved in Mr..
and Mrs. o. Plymale's house. They
all seemed sorry to see Dads fami.
ly leave.
Sylvester and William PlymaIe,
Vi wi uncle, ana harvey and Miss
Ada Plymale, who were at home
during the illness of their sister,
have returned to their work.
Mrs. Sadie Barbour spent las,
week with father and mother.
Miss Goldie Rowe and brothe,
Elby attended the baptizing al
Newcomb Sunday.
Miss Hattie Gregory visited hel
sister in Harveytown one day las
week.
Well, methinks we are going to
near the wedding bells again pretty
soon.
Prayer meeting at our place ever
sunday afternoon at three O'Clock.
RED ROSE.
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Huntington Ii a few days ago.

Huntington lew days ago.
John Mays, who has been sick
for some time, continues very poor
ly.
&. w. Ferguson, of Elmwood,
is visiting his sick friend, Mr.. Mays.
Rev. Geo. Richardson, who has
been sick for some time, was able
to fill his pulpit at May. Chapel
last Sunday.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ
r.. church, South, is in progress at
Stone church, Dickson.
Commissioners Ran. Workman,
Asa Booton and Archie Adkins.
divided the land of f. A. Childers,
decd, among his heirs this week.
o. Z. Dick made his last ship
ment of furs, consisting of eighty
eight pelts, last Saturday.
rve quit writing poetry. 1 was
told by friend that it's again st the
law to write poetry without license.
So, wishing to avoid trouble, Pve
quit. DAN PArcu.
April /, 1905.
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Shoals. W. Va.

Albert Perdue is very low with
pneumonia fever at the present
writing DIR Shirley, of Ceredo,
is the attending physician.
Mrs Hattie Tharp, OF Holden, is
visiting friends at this place, this
week.
Burgess Luther has bought the
Brumdeld farm near Lynn Creek,
aud will move TO it soon.
Mrs. Cora Hairless, OF near Lava.
lette, was visiting her mother at
Wolf Creek one day this week.
George johnson, of Whites creek
was seen riding through our town
this week.
Miss Eugenia Forbes has re.
turned to Portsmouth, o., where she
will spend the summer. Miss Leila
is contemplating going there soon.
Quite crowd was present at
baptizing last Sunday and we al
ways have good attendance at
prayer meeting on Sunday nights.
Miss Anna Gibson left last week
for Central City, where she will
spend a while visiting relatives and
friends.
Ira Ray is seen at our meeting
now all alone. Cheer up, Ira, your
girl will return soon.
Miss Josie Malcolm, Of Dunleitb.
was calling on friends in our town.
last Saturday evening.
A large drove Of cattle passe 1 bv
our town last week under the care
of Bolt 81 Roberts.
Miss Luella Jarrel IS visiting rel.
atives on Newcomb.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05

Delbert Carroll is still seen travel.
Ing tina, beautiful road that leads to
ii. &. Brumfield's.
Mrs. III. b. Gibson spent all day
with her daughter, Mrs. Watts,
last Wednesday.
fishing time lis near, but we
nave seen no one yet catch any.
All the merchants thriving busi-
ness are doing,
And suppose l must be going,
For l never could good poetry make
And l Will close for the dear Eds
sake.
HIGu LIFE.
April /, 1905.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05

BOYS and girls for the first three
years OF their schooling in New
York are taught principally the
tying Of knots, raflia work, braiding.
instruction on fibres and textiles
and weaving on small looms. The
evolution of the Public School in
the United States is a fearful and
wonderful process and no man vet
seeth the end Of its futility.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05
Men Past sixty in Dnnrer.

More than half Of mankind over
sixty years Of age suffer from kid.
ney and bladder disorders, usually
enlargement of prostate gland.
This is both painful and danger.
Gus, end Foley's Kidney Cure
should be taken at the first sign
OF danger, as 1t corrscts irreguIari-
ties and has cured many old men
OF this disease. Mr.. Rodney Bur
nett, Rock Port, Mo-, writes; oT
suffered with enlarged PROSTATE
gland and kidney trouble for
year. and after taking TWO bottlak
OF Foley's Kidney Cure I fee
ter than l have for twenty
although / am now 81 years
The Bloss drug store.
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Correspondence
K6nOvd W. Va.

Miss Mary Peck was in Catletts-
burg Saturday.
Jonas Waddle was on the sick
list this week.
Miss Ada Jones was in Hunting.
ington Wednesday.
II. *. Elliott, of Columbus. Ohio.
was in our city Saturday.
Mayor J. f. York was in Catletts
burg the first of the week.
Mrs. o. G. Heaberlin was visiting
In Catlettsburg this week.
Miss Anna Neal Williams was in
Catlettsburg, Wednesday.
Guy North will spend few DAYS
, In Portsmouth this week.
Charles Norman was visiting in
Catlettsburg, Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Adkins was visiting
friends in Ashland last week.
The soda fountain will he run.
ming in full force next week.
Miss Myrtle Cyrus was in Cat
tletsburg the first of the week.
w. A. Johnson made business
trip up The n. & w. this week.
Charles Norman, Sr. is quite sick
at his home on Sycamore street.
Mr.. Persiuger moved his family
to Logan &. III. the first Of the week.
Rev. b :. Akers, Of Cattletsburp.
preached at the Baptist church, Sun.
day.
Robert Goldcamp, of Ironton, WAS
calling on friends in the city Sun
day.
A. l.. Jackson is now engineer on
the local passenger train on the Big
Sandy division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Silliman
will make their future home in
Huntington.
Mrs. j. G. Daily is in Ports
mouth this week the guest of Mrs
Charles Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood were in
Ashland Sunday the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. a. Wilson.
Mr.. Crum, Of Williamson. has
moved into the house recently
vacated by w. w. Breeze.
Chalmer Davis, of Portsmouth.
Ohio, was the guest Of Charles
Durney the first of the week.
Mrs. PAUL and daughter, Miss
Bertha, of Ironton, We're the guests
of Mrs. w. III. Jones Thursday.
J. d. Booth and w. A. johnson,
took the rank Of Esquire in the or
der Of K. of p, Tuesday night.
Mr.. Sehon, of the firm Of Sebon.
Blake & Co., of Huntington, was
calling on our merchants recently.
Mr.. Lloyd, assistant superintend-
ent of the Prudential Insurance Co.
was in this city few days this week
Albert Elkins is quite sick with
typhoid fever and has been taken to
the G. & o. hospital at Huntington.
Mrs. G.. II. Osgood and daughter.
Miss Emma, of Ceredo, were call.
ing on friends in this city Tuesday.
Miss Powers, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Persinper,
this winter has returned TO her home.
Conductor James Hardin, Of the
\. IL W.. has been promoted TO
a passenger run on the new line mp
Sandy.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Atkins and
children, of Huntington, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nor
man, on Sycamore street.
"A. Dials has moved his family
here from Portsmouth, Ohio. They
are occupying G. G. Goes house on
the corner Of Beech and 18th st.
Mar. 81, 1905. REPORTER.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05

The Palace Hotel, Sixth and Vine
Streets, Cincinnati, is a gem in the
way of service at rates, 50. 90 and
81. so, or $500 with bath, per day
on the American plan, $500 up
wards, European plan.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05

For SALE. farm of one hun
dred acres of land, near Ceredo, on
which is a three.room log dwelling.
Terms reasonable. For particulars
call on T. T. McDougal, Ceredo,
w. Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05

A MAN who took two lead pencils
belonging TO the government has
sent ten cents to the conscience fund
The money will probably be used
to help defray the expenses of some
OF the junketing trips this summer.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05

Old man Hicks seems to predict
pretty accurately the kind of wealth
er we are to have. Better buv one
of his 1905 AImanacs at this Office
20 cents; by mail, 80 cents.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-04-05

Many man who is willing to do
good is unable to make good.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-16
zc stdtnf Iegislaturg.


Poslanec Ware podal resoluci, a.
10y ustanoven byl vysetfujici vybor
4 prozkoumani sazeb pojisfoyacich
spoleenoeti. kterh na zaklladAA sstGzne-
sti, podanseh mneha s.ssn ;;==cs; ;==cs;
.povaxoyany "a vysoke. Senator
i'm, aty ustanovena byla komise,
ktera by yysetfila moznost k zfizeni
nemocnice pro nuzne a zmrzadent
Id6ti Ramsey okresu. Collier, ably
bylo zapoydzeno neopravnenA otraso-
yati zyifata, McGill, aby stat po-
|yolil $4,000 ma sochu Alexandra
Ramsey, jez by stala narotlnim ka-
Ip'toIu We Washingtonu. Schain, a.
by plany ma stavbu yefejnych skol
Iibyfiy prediiozeny k schyaieni statni-
mn vyboru pro vefejne skoly, neb
Iokresnfm skoldozorcnm. johnson,
ably honebni obdobi pro koroptve
Ibylo od 15. fijna do Is. listopadu,
Poslanec Morley, ably stat poyolil
so,to00 k vypiaeeni naiirady "a do
maci zvffata zabita nafizeni stat
i'll III Z; s;saf otiii rudy. ffiiayer, zakazu-
ilcf prodei cigaret vseho drnhn.
Erickson, ahs prndaya6i lAkn, eha.as-
hujicich vic jak 20 procent lfhu, 81
musel vyzyednouti povoleni. Le-
mon =sks.s%:jssss ss a:sd.sst5aa;i atii
Cum karet, poulicnim fakyrlm a il
nym dryacnikiim proyozovati sv6
feneslo. Ryder, ably nejvyssi trest
pro pfepadeni oloupeni byl 40 ro-
XII kaznice. Wallace, ably mesta a
mestecka molly pouzivati samocin-
M hlasoyaci stroie. Sen. Benson.
aby udilena byla pense Minnesot-
skym yojinam, jiz sdcastnili Sc Y
krvcproliti r. 1862
f~ No prodej lot dim ma Lin
coin ST., Owatonna, Mimi. ProdA
u laeino "a hotoye penfze. Haste
se "A Frank Tomas, Owatonna, Mimi.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-16
zprdvy ze statu.

Y Alexandria oloupena byla il
sta Il. Comerfordova $4,000 hoto-
-vfch penez. Tato ie staron pannon
. mela pcnize uschovane plechov6
krabici. Ia jeji nepfitomnosti vlou-
pal Sc nekdo do domu a penize u
kradl
We Fergus Falls klesl teplomar
minulou nedeli noci ma 381 stup-
I'D pod nulu. Byl to nejnizsi bod
zimy "a poslednich 6 let.
Osobni vlak drahy Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul, els. 43, jenz
Ifijizdi do Minneapolis V 1925 v
noci, vyiel koleii V Caroline
Junction, 5 mil severns od Mankato
o pdl osme hod. minuly patek vecer.
Vzdor tomu, ze ylak jel 30 mil "a
hodinu a 10 parostroj, postoyni viz
a til jine vozy yyjely q kolejf, ne
pfiSel nikdo O ziTot, ba AMI K porar
n9ni.
Henry Carleson, 16lety hoch,
nalezen byl mrtvy ma hone jedne
bafine blfzko syeho domova V
Sherburne okresu. Hoch vydal sc
rano puskou na koroptve, kdyz
pax Sc nevracel, eel jej otec hledat,
q tn nasel jN jen syna co mrtvolu,
maifcf stfelnon ranu ma hlaTs.
I DIE vyjadfeni 10 statni zelez-
nieni a dopravni komise, vzmaha sc
mezi veukovnfni knpevateli ohiIi
obycej, brati o nakolik liber obilf do
buslu vice, nezli zdkon dovoIuje.
Komise pravi, BE farmafi jsou 1my-
sine sizeni, pod zaminkou, ze vice
vahy je zapotfcbi nasledkem neGi-
stoty obili. Kornise navrhuje, ably
byla ustanovena pokuta pro tento
pfestupek.
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< Zprdvy re St. Paul. e

= Pfipravte Sc ku yclkolepemu
plesu, ktery jiz pfisti sobotu pofada
rad Orely tia. 90, 4. G. y. j. sini
&. >. r y, rob Western ". 7th
str. O dobrou hudbu, chutne zaku-
sky a vse pohodlf bude jak nalezi
l.nstarann. 01eAaya.nae, ze naaysstsz5 aaysstsz5-
Va z blizka dali bude co neihoi-
nejsi.
1~ Jelikoz nenf nam mozno, by
chom byli vzdy nasi nfadovna k
ralezeni, ustanovili jsme 81 tifadni
hodiny, kdy budou mas moci vsichni
rsA pfizniyci, af "a jakoukoliv za-
lezitosti, nalezti. Rano do 10 ho-
din; odpoledne cd pdl jedne do 2
hcdin vecer cd pul sedme do Y.
Y sobotn cele odpoledne q veGer.
= Pakna ukazka vycviGenosti d
kdzne nasi americke skolni mladeze
byia oziiainena spoiecnostl poullc-
nigh drah policejnimu odboru. Die
stiznosti podane, pocinaji 81 studen-
ii, naysteyujici Central yyssi sko-
lu, jako divosi zfizenci poulicnicb
drah, jakoz cestujici, mali mimi
vzdy hotoyou potiz. Sotva 10 vsed-
nou do kary. nastane takoya rozii-
yenost, ze aessEidka Sc stayA, ze ha-
zenim knih o jinych vaci jsou o
kna yytlutona. Ably tomuto zbesile-
Inu nevzddlan6mu fadsni byla
ucsiieria pfitrzs a.ss Esalieie FFiissss h
Ifizeno, zatknouti kazdeho rusitele
ma sebe mensi vyzyvavost ruseni
pokoje.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-16

> potesenim mnzeme oznamiti.
zc chvalne znamy Kodak pan Frank
Uherka navstfvf osady Geske v
Minnesota, zajmu nasich listi,
totiz Minnesotskych Noyin q Ho-
spodafe 8 presiine snazne nase cttee-
ne odberatele ysrde, kamkoliv zavf-
ta, laskave vlidne pfijeti. Ze-
jrncna vznasime zadost k nasim pa
MIN mistnfm iednateldn, ably byli
panu uherkovi co mono napomoc-
nj jefo snaze, za6ez jim iiz pre-
dem nejsrdecnejsi dix vzdavame.
V ncte, Vydavatele.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-16

Palace Ill odjela min t5dcn DO
protivina, Iowa, ku pohfbu p. ko-
81 sssf isss, oirr ri. ii'eskose. As pred
dy6ma mesici zemfela pi. Peskove
matka nyni odesel otec.
Il PAM Mattel Remesova Move
prahy ie zde naysteyou ii sv5ch pfsi-
Tel, jiciiz zde ma hojne.
= 81. Julie Lala Move Prahy
ie zde hostem u sve scstry pi. Emil
Kocove.
T. Vaclav Wondra, jenz pro-
dial svoje obydli na james a View
nl., stavi noyy yelky ddm ma Arbor
street.
= Uzavfena sousedska zabaya, po-
fadana fadem Czech, G. =. p. $. mi
nulou sobotu vydafila SC na neivys
uspokoiivs, pokud zabayy pozitku
se tgte, ale navstfya nebvla takovA.
jak NC ocekavalo, 10 snad lzc pfi-
Gftati ma vrub tuhym mrazum IL
me, jez mnohe cd zabayy odvratila.
(ci snad nebyla dost ohlasoyana n
I'm to vsak ii, jiz Sc k zabave dosta-
viii, &c bavili te nejlepsi nalad6 al
temef do rama. Pfi yytecne hudbe
Citizens orchestra kazdy pui We
ku xmlad' a kdyz pax zahran byl
yal6ik D eenn, pfifkla porota tuto
p. FIR. Horejsovi d jeho manzelce.
Cena poznstayala dtniky dlou-
iiSm troubeien n cukrovinek. 9
p1l noci 1ahajen byl pfedsedou fa-
du D. A. Poiankem pochod k yecefi,
ktery pfi podobnych zabavach 10
skutecna velIni pekn6 hodi, zel vsak,
iak se p. pofadatel tPolanek) yyja-
dfil, byl budto 1myslne neb zertem
nekter5Ini pferuAen, nezli mohl BY
ii pekne zakoncen. Zylastni dix ma
lei celtrnu vfboru. ienz tax pecliya
Q zdar cele zabayy &c yynasnazil, q
2ylAzf sza,s II i:slssaiaa liz IN
kuchafinkaIn naseInu ceskernn pc
kari p. zaleskemu, jiz ccie uspofa-
dani yetefe provedIi k IL nejy6tsi
spokojenosti vsech lleastniku.
= yfsaifas;yt iittsiistyo Z siiIITesotstkycth II
Noyin" dovoluje si upozorniti na
yyilody, iez sk5tame spolkiim ceskyn
sivzfrjihioyhrins spoikoyeho airesa-
fe. Cftame "a nej rccne pouze $500
= lsss:::: Fl , tsii',z pd
cel} rok uyefejnime zdarma kazdou
diilezitejsi spolkoyou zpravu, jakoz
drobna ouilalneni schulz a vseho
toilo. co jest pro zajmy spolku d
ctenafstva dnlezito. Radi bychom
msli adresaf kazaAho spaaku eeskee-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-06
AUTO CLUB IS
ALMOST ORGANIZED

The organization of an automobile
club was partially effected last night
at the Alexander Young Hotel by the
selection of a committee which is to
draft a constitution and bylaws. The
committee comprises: Gerrit Wilder,
chairman; A. A. Young, DR.. Moore, r.
p. Wood and A. Gartley A meeting
will be held in about ten days to eff
feet a permanent organization. The
club will be organized to work for good
roads, for protection to automobile
vested interests and to influence Iegfs-
latiOn in matters pertaining 10 appro-
priations for road making and repair
ing. Among those present were ". II.
Baird, A. \. Young, Dr.. Hoffman,,
James Dole, Harry Wilder. Allan Her
bert, DR.. Moore, Dr. Wayson Marston
Campbell, Z. H. Lewis, {. Won Hamm.
Noah Gray, Whitehouse and BeIzer by
proxy. a. Gartley presided with Mr..
Won Hamm as secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-06

Fred :. Adams, arrested night be
fore last for passing worthless checks.
is still at the police station. He ad-
mtts issuing the checks. but says ne
$500 draft story. however, claiming that
ne merely went to the bank to be
identified and 70 send the draft on for
collection. He admits owing the Ha-
waiian Hotel the Favorire Grotto and
the Union Grill various sums, but
stoutly alleges that these items cover
the list and that he viii De- able 70
make good as soon as he can cLrn-
municate with his relatives on the
Coast.