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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Mans Fargetgalness.

A ministers wife, doctor's wife,
and travelling man's vito met at o
social gathering recently. and The
conversation turned on the &orgetsul-
mesa Of husbands. .
81 think," said the minister's wife,
that my hueband lie the most forget.
aal man living. He will go to church
sonstimos and Roggess his uoses and
no ons osn tell what he is preaching
about"
s'Thss Is nothing in comparison to
my husband,"' aaid tie deosos'o wife,
.s'2oa be will often travel miles into
the country 20 ses q pasisns aud for.
.gets hig medicine caueo' -. .....r -.
!, Neither OF yous., huebanda can
hold candle 60 mine," said the
travelling mans wife, <'s'gor when he
returned FROM a trip last week he pat.
ted mo on the cheek and eaid:
* believe have seen you before.
what is your P"-NeW York
World. # :. -. =: ~. - .>.t. -.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25

We live ia an inhospitShle climate,
sac atmosphere os shis world, and vge
can {: nevaR reaoh pssfeetion here.
Ia che garden oss Eaiabugg / saw
pfautsa 10 . cub alitsle tree abone'
four Feet high. Ie vaa vigorous aud
healthy, but although' it was more
than eae a==aTsa ==asSa .sseaTa old, il had
only greun zoe height Of sour feet.
At lived IN an inhoapitable atmosphere.
Che same ia seue OF life upon earth.
Ii 10 olimatts inhoepissbls to the
soul and bare it eau nsser reach per-
fsotion. There is @ brighter land
aoross the eea % death. Jesus Chsiet,
as very beautifully suggested by DR..
a. IL. Strong in . recent sermon, VS.
g spiritual Columbus, who crossed its
unknown waves and, came back, bring
ing to us the aewe Of beautiful city
bpilt upon the eternal hills Of God.
IF we reach this lend and have eter-
nal life with God we smust make our
moulds hero in this world and we
must give our stubborn Wills TO God,
let him break them up, and out of
them make q mould after his owr
IDEAS. pour into them repentance,
faith and obedience and out will
come o life that will outshine and
outlive the stars that glitter in the
evening sky.
DR.. J. B. Hawthorne, in one OF his
great sermone. aaid, tIf I only had
ten days more ID which to serve my
paople / wenld speud nine OF shem in
praying and preparing aud che lest in
preaehing.'' -. : >.a+<.'s.,.- Il.
Let me beg every one who reads
eh;s ertiele 60 remember that eheRe 10
before dc long anending lifo, enc os
happiness or misery. Bs Wise. there
fore, aad, while you live, mako a
Eseg!a sssau. whioh viii come an un-
ending life OF Joy uish Cad Ia hea.
ven. :. = .,..i. 8 E. -: r., !.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
FeNsaa 9: Caaseisa.

The lase Mary a. Livesmors was Q
ahreWd Wolnan who believed ia .'Gghe-
Ing the dsvil with fre.", Che was
Sonyersed 20 this idea by the exam
pie 'es 40. old friend, . clergyman.
With q solemn elk ho anaouneed from
the pulpit one day Fat o button had
been found In the collection. s'Only
one individual I'm che church could
have been guilty ,::'og the trick"
he said, ''and II shalt expect q
coin. :! s:.is :5:.: 4 :l !:
After service . member OF tho
church owned up to being the oulprit,
and asked, = How did you know I was
the mar? {: s. Il; T s s :.
q did mos know, said the clergy
man. s:s So :., WI, ..: .,>, >.s
But you said only one person
could have done it.'' ..:=&. I5| a. {
Il y, 4 'Just so,' VIA che reply. Two
persons could sos have pat che Same
button on che plate, 4 %is4 5. s.;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
SeIsaee meaoa! 4

TO construct univegso Yaqsiesa
bosh the wisdoSn ana the pewer q
Almighty God. The Bibls teaches
that, by SONS uaeans end Of eozae
time, the heavens win be eonpum4a
with fervent heat. a collision Of two
worlds would be suficient TO wreck
them both, not merely by the impact
but by the heat produced by she i'm.
paoS. Some believe that new sssys.
which occasionally fash out in various
parts OF the heavens, are nothing bus
the result Of collisions Of hishes.o un-
suspected worlds. This rnay prove se
be way that God hss chosen for TO-
suseitatiDg, or yeoons.rpe.ing ahe
universe. Our volcanoes show the
terrific heat which must once bave
enveloped the entire earth; ye, ont OF
it God has wrought all the beauty
which we see on hill and valley and
river and lake and oeeaD and foress
and prairie. So it is possible tho
"new heavens and earth," Of whioh
the Bible speaks, may be rebuilt out
Of the old material, and, as his 70.
deemed people, in some safe quarter
OF bis great universe, it me- be our
privilege to look on and see che yozE
begun, continued and finished. - ..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
G0naEaUAlCATluga FROM EVANS
."... .. .'s: ::S +: PHARMACY. -. !:
,,ogssr 70 Refund Money ii Hyomei
< '*>'.. ) s. Does Not Cure Cstsrrh. t..

. x . - : ., . ,
To the Editor Of The Iateiiigenoer:
We heye beer asked recently il the
advertisements printed in your col.
,umns regarding 5.yomei were true,
where we offer 70 refund the money il
this treatment does not cure catarrh.
We wish you would please print this
letter in as conspicuous place as
possible in your paper, saying that we
absolutely egres TO refund the m5uey
to any purchaser Of q Hyomsi outfit IL
it doeB NOT cure eatassh. :..:a.lE 1:;ia, { =
I This outfit Gonsists OF an inhaler
Of . convenient size to be carried in
the vest poeket 40 chat the,uaer can
breathe Hyomei| e four Or Eve times
daily. With this is included q medi-
cine droppsr and q bottle Of Hyomei.
The outs sell FOR 81. 90 and is; q most
saoneafoal trestment, for the inhaler
lasts . lifetime; and there ie enough
Hyomei FOR several weeks' use, extra
bottles can be obtained for 30 cents. i
We trust this letter will settle
any doubts that may have arisen as
70 our willingness. to refund the
money for q Hypmei outfit, in case
che purchaser is not perfectly saatis:
fled. { > E :.! 50. &. ..
IS .:: # +: Respectfully yours,. -. a: -. =, !,
.l.=f .5.:4 n Y: Evans PHARMACY.
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Opposed Go as!R Eeatlag.

Little Paul'e grandfather 10 O ply.
aioian and in rsurs eyes he .is che
greatest hero thae Wake On earth.
Recently she doctor resolved to take
q trip &c Europe sor che benefit ,of his
health. Pau. was almost frantic 90
think he vas 90 DO separated from
his idol, aud triei by every rnenns
within HE power to diesuade his
grandfather from going.
Il aon't see why yen need, to 90
away for your health, grandpa; you're
o doctorr'
well, Paul." replied the OLD mon,
"it 10 because I am doctor that +
know what is best for my health. AS
doctor l have examined myaslg aud
found that nsed a rest enc cl.sHgee
I have advised myself to take an ocean
voyage, and when q physician tells
you what is best for you, you ought
to obey his instructions, OR else what
is the use Of dootors?"
Paul sadly pondered over this
weighty argument for few moments,
aud then his face lighted up and he
said eagerly:
Hhy don't you try another doctor
grandpa?"-New York Press.
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The EzssSssstissa Proves no no RuIs. .

; - 10 generally safe and bsssf 20
thihk twice before speaking, 5nts this
amusing story seems 10 show that
there arc exceptions: TO- this, ms TO.
other rules, and that. in shis case, 10
would have beer better co. have done
less thinking It Id 60 be: hoped thst
!she compliance, OF tho little pupil
=:.A ! lis q & psatsd injunction, oon.
ssoled che: pedaRogae somewhat for tho
:ioss os his coat tails. The story Is
teld byS Mr.. Oafuth, 8 well.known
writer. ss ;3s Ji:.5 $>5'5
5 a certain school teacher down in
ksentueky 4 was s7orever repeating TO
tho sohildrsn. ss'hink ewioe before you
speak They al knew it BY heart,
and were heartily tired Of it, too: ;3$|r !
'5s One cold morning the teacher back
ed mp oloys SO the big stove, after
having uttered his famous iadags,
When Isl Il ] little girl:, Oh The 'front.' sieat,
said: L p Il: 4; .s&:> 2 %.4
z3s s IS ':l' Professor g Hills, r ve 5thought
once. 3; .I= (. ! I35s.
& Think again. he replied. St S.. &:
!: 8 3 rofessor HIilllig, I've thought
GWine. B. 3. s!; .'t ::;, 4
j y yeE y nov sneak your thought.,.,.S,t#
s. ;5fsa q, biz. 7 thinked your u cost
| 4taiil was seorched, and now T think IL
I'D sbiazel', B 3 !; rs; Sl (: :25 Sf i. 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
THE VITAL CENTER
No Han Stronger than His StoachLet o-ne Stgengeha
Your DigeBtive system,

The stomach 10 your vital center.
No man 10 stronger than bio stomach.
Every organ Of the body Is ous-
tanned aud nouriehed by food which
ie converted into nutrition in the
stomach end conveyed to every part
Of the system in tho form OF blood.
For this reason, when the stomach
is strengthened with NIi-o.ua and is
able to convert the, food into nour~
ishment, all other organs soon be-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-25
Most men do what they do BE

+ #=.:-- - Most men: do what they do be.
cause they think at the time it is the
proper ching to do. ~ .E'.5.:. +: -. :. l..
*E' 81: - The more hsnpeekeaa a m.n is
the more serocious he tries to act
when he 10 away from home. : e..
q. Little dropa Of water, little grains
OF sand, increase the grocer's profits
70 beat the village band. =.
= A married woman says It's still
9 debatable question: whether: It is
better to. be 8 mans first love OF his
last. ... ;5,'f :. -, ., r. -, p
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- No woman should be expected to
work for g husband after marriage.
She usually works hard enough trying
to get him.
- Most men would rather be msy.
ried than happy.
49, The way 20 make Q girl tyaus 20
marry man 10 for there 60 be lots OF
Esaeone Why ahe should not. :.
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come well. This explains Eaany eages
OF heart, liver, or kidney diseases In
the essss where Mi.o.ns 10 used. ~: ~.
1t 10 the most wonderful health ne
etorer kaoVn, and is eold by Evans
Pharmacy under an absolute gnasansse
that IL costs nothing unless 10 HeBto5en
health. just one little tablet ous OF
q % cent bog Of Mi-o.na for few
days, and you will soon SEQ greas
improvement in your health. t:'.,,. ..:..
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\ SSs tr'SA~AS EsVkaSo SA6 SSiS fi2C Qk u 8Sln-
gy man 5ssko was among his customers.
Thia man even discounted ehe follow
OF Y hon yon; have heard who Mas 60
ssiagy that be talked through his nose
70 kasp from wearing ont his faise
teeth. Vixen ne bought Sugar aud g
| elect of paper was mt On the eealsa
| hs ssked that tbs paper be ramoyed
sss: sss sssssar Was so high thas he did not
care TO pay for the weight Of the paper.
When he would buy sysnp he would
wait nntilit had beer. poured from
the measure, and then, atating that
he was very fond Of aWeatened water,
he Would ask the privilege of uashing
out the measure and I drinking Che
water. He wanted to get the
full value OF his money. It waa.
Inot long before eli the merchants
in town fought ehy, Of this stingy, cua.
tpmer. None OF them wanted his,
\ trade. He wondered Rhy this tssse,,
! Had he atopped 70 reflect be could
have asea chat he had pulled q oalg
aso@ . as eae mould nor ne t9ll mad made.
Here 10 8 farmer; be buys q los az
| guano, Q pair Of ,nHieB. 8 buggy assa o
aos :, d. oa ! ore g sia. ' BIC gives notes
paysbls 10 9ehs fell. Before sae :w,easa.:
sEgsts f.ps hs paso. the :guano m and aesa
inso ehe gssana and then Eatirsa esoa,
4 A. q 20 ?
4 eneaasa sE sass the heated aeessss,. Ms'
apsaaa hie ssms i, aetsling ahs saesti-
slaa OF she country lifpish tho other,
.eass.asi "a Eng Village, etore DO goes to
sne pseaass and asssnao every peiitieal
gashsssDg within ten miles as his
nome: ais time g g ssRoprta zoo nuck
20 at1 fool sgath such iissle things SO ReneeD,
ana weeds, ,5 e expsess the gnano to
srlng up big eEops, hos tllssa. keep mp
2enees, raise hss ~ 5hogss feed hia mules,
] ana supply the: things needed for the
iesappors 'sI Ee q has family. When the.
sherlh leyies on his property he won,
GERS Why ne q = has made aueh 9 dismal
saiinre l'e.3 while his ghbor, q rough;
hsrd tlaislt working man who ia not very
Pretty P5tlt e look upota, has madeauise !
ancoess 4 of = his 1lIa1l crop 7
s AK 9 81! y those fI| who have wasehed him
there is mo no & need 20 yaonae Hia
raliare came out of; the mould he had
made S$:E @3s 5;y
y Guilds ,Is y are bsing snada in M the
shaseh htE !. Here 10 8 man WHO has very.
little spifituality III Shia make up 5up. ReI
g oioss listed md eaanet seei any yisi- !;
bic benesi ,aE E''l taE he gets; ssoaa he monsy
paid ons fos sle y oAuss ef ghriatse For
Esen seafs srs ha haa been ehureh
expsasss 81 atad ~ Eas: saages 5soIght him,
pair Il q q Q . sack see aonr.
aes sa BE SECS no sanBa.
81 g much 4 % Haeaeg SO the
I'ahnsels aaa n ko never gives Il. Hs
|eaas ata hinself With prey Cor Tho
sssaai 81 saszEsasn who is ia need aaEing5
B lord Z 8 send hens g,ropisions
FROM is sboantifnl { store. 1s SD in i
with 81 q ss:. s:.5
INhsI1 sllyS lend Dr. Brown, osi
son soush y tolls ila book
l1s' hs has +: Isl : aa old
preach ersWh as had worn hfiimse else out
Epraao hing hers ii zfhia! bid age,
IhsWas allov.a 4 n privile oss living
Ian 8 tsanab own shaas Sshe Farm
tsofSa RIG chSInz III not 81 from stli soe ID :
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A As:,E:Rl'M(.)N.llE ! ' 1. e.
@eI Castif into the Hire and There Game ont
# Es5&, sN This Cali. y s# 5 G.3l -r n
Rev, Alax W. Baales, ID Atlanta q yournal, d, &


other day apon she eabieet Of par
eatalE responsibility. IL was sssssd
upon the assdssof Aaron, 30 Sound ia
the shirty-asoena chapter of Exodus,
"r oast il into the Gre and there came
.oub this caif.n Is wss d very ougges-
Give article 20 mo and ii set mo 20
thinking shout th% mealds that men
are making as they go sshhseagh lie >:. 8
Moses had been away from tho peo.
pie for forty days. He was up In slIo hi
mountains eommuning with God, get
ting from Him laws: that would pgo-
mote the happiness Of the people over
whom he had been appointed 8 leader.
Like many church zaembers of today,
when the pgaaeher gets ont og their
sight, they began 20 eomplais as soon
ss Moses disappeared. This Bsoses.
hae left ns 70 perish ia the wildssness,
mako de gods 5shas shall sd before
u.s. uas their sevorite cry. They be-
same 40 |ineistent upon this ossasion
shat Aaron soolk ail OF their eaFrings,,
and with . craving tool fashioned 8
mould, allsa ie4 with aeWsssy, \ Spnt ih,
into the Gre, melted it, palled 10 QUE
and thns obtained The i gol5an csls;
ahieh Noses found them wershipping
when pc sasssa sss ssss=sss 81
taiu. Whea be pihaaiasa Aaron sor
the eiB .hef had committed, he said |.
81 cass &c sneoS She fire and thsn eams
out this golden sslle ,,$l D L u:
CT oousss there caIae entjz o CALI
since 10 haa mad ! a paoNlds for ena.s
He would hove bean@ sasprisad beyond,
description il . Asg5 Of s ho1se had;
come from tho mould he made. 5s3.4::I
This insid lent angg geBss 90 me that;
the experienced Of Aaron 81 being ra-
peated every day s Men are putting
moulds into ths ire and calves: are:
coming out. s ss SS$ by
- hen wac d boy % y mother oc-;
easionllg let mo accompany another
boy who used TO deliver The morning
paper. ~ 4 started before day. One
OF the E IS ii
old rolling mill out on Marietta atrsst..
loved To ,iingsr 5thers 80 The se1d light:
that dared from. the fusnacss and
watch mol IS IS .;
running Into thsi monk mad Sd. The
sand. a1hs The 5ib,aara Ga &C cams OH wers:
just like the mould 81 has hadis been
made. And 80. .Siss sis ID lii she world an:
which ws live. IIss III d great troll
ing gnailI; eysfy man and oman isi sn.i
gagged IL; king mould ass Il Into them
GO thssahings they ssy ansa #to, OUT os5
55ihem comes she CALI an exact copy Of
the mSnIa
Moeias src he'll every day
ID tlaeankt tsriaif faHsosiia asinsss sns
-ars making Sssnonl lds and 5tt hasiineas
they ogTry b on sos,lras ID astiy hhs
anonlds ehey ansk 40 farmer gaskss
ere hiss crop rnI sis
snta his basnB3 3ls ssd III 81 iaasi
like shs aanllal no. IA des Tor itSin skss
apsiing !The slhs So hool tsashss
or aostosr ara is sIaak king heir
snoulds and their liivsa are slls, zaes se.
productions 81.
do ia Tho d apiri.s
4na1 sYor1d places tge oseuppy, I'D; b
z.ho estsaa sica 81 8 eus & b jast as
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9 - SD p % R
ssasssao 3 = r~Dm khd yes assa AlRsls DaRaaa assa
cs CsGSSIS IezSe&S@x

- It's good thing tho child doep
not know thas he is sat her to the mnna
or doubtless shings would aaRs O
turn.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
Warden Kamana Dead

Honolulu, March l3.-WilIiam Ka-
mana, died yesterday afternoon at
the residence of his daughter 1t Ka-
lihi.
William Kamana, late warden OF
the Oahu Penitentiary, was born at
Waihee, Maui, in December 1854, OF
poor Hawaiian parents. n son of
the common people he retained a
love for them all through his long
and useful life. He left early the
island of his birth and went to Ha-
waii. where he began TO earn his
way in life and then came over to
Oahu, where he renamed until the
day Of his death.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
Jones Gets rs Years.

Honolulu March l3. Fifteen years
is the sentence with which Jones will
have to expiate his crime of killing
his wife, Linda X. Jones, in August,
1903. The sentence was imposed on
him by Judge Robinson this morning.
Jones' case was called and the de-
fendant stepped up IN charge of Off
Ger Wills, looking expeetantly a: the
Court. Judge Robinson asked him II
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
The Town is Looted and Civilians are Killed.
General LineOYitCh Succeeds KurOpatkin.
Japanese Now Occupy Thieling.
AMERICAN PROPERTY INVENEzUELA SEIZED
San Domingo Treaty Not Acted Upon Russia Refused
Loan By France. Kapea Apprehended at Queens
town Ireland Seven Years For Isaac Shelby
Special by Wireless to the Nrws.)

Sugar deg. test Beets 1ls 7d)
1.-THE Japanese capturing took many
prisoners
Petersburg March meovitch has succeeded Kuro
Viadivosok.
London March 1.-THE widest
Mukden prior their and killing civilians
Berlin March 7-Japan dnanciers relative loan.
Paris March 1.-THE vehzue Amer
Asphalt Company with the reouosts and that the
seizure of It's property ustfeS<
legislature has declared Peabody and
has ousted Adams, who promptly reinquNSSd the Office
Washington detachment occupied Hngkng
the 18th the epm everywhere and oc
curied Theing at 1920
Washington Senate will ad
ourn taking Domingo &eatv,
Paris wiling discG
witt Japan i the indemnity clause is eliminated.
unwngness French
further loans Russia important factor compelling be-
Russia and Japan.
sit reported Japan
$500, 100000 and $3.50, 600 600 indemnity.
Queenstown ireland, March, o mang giving K.
Kentwe Honolulu was arrested here today emoeeen
received from Washington The remanded pending the
arrival of the
This undoubtedly Henry Kapea absconding
wanan Trust Co.
Singapore March arrived
Washington March government
and seized
its property. Serious conplca feared
San Call Shelby, Australian preach
while the Judge bench today
sentenced to seven years Imprisonment
Berlin The Cars another mobzatonis
from the
Washington c. March officially reported
AN losses in bat Mukden 10000
Kuros Headquarte March lMo retreang
Russian supposed to have reached Tie Pass.
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he had anything to say why sentence
should not be passed on him.
Judge Robinson stated that he had
given the recommendation consider
able consideration The evidence of
the matter was matter of no con
cern, except to the jury, who, consid'
ering it, had made recommendation
of mercy, which should certainly be
considered by the court. The medium
sentence of fifteen years was passed
on the defendant.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
Senate aud House Proceedings
TwENTY-sRCoND DAY

Honolulu March I4.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning the Senate met, all the
Senators being present.
The Act to punish the desecration of
the flag was returned from the House
where it had passed third reading. The
House bill limiting the time for criminal
actions was received. To be read first
time tomorrow. The House bill to
AM end Section 1908 of the Revised Laws
and the bill relating to the qualifications
of Jurors were received from the House.
Will be read first time tomorrow. The
Senate bill for indexing the records of
the Registry office was returned from the
House, where it had passed third read
ing.
A communication was read from Father
Valentin, secretary of the American
Federation of Catholic Societies, includ-
ing the resolution in favor of abolition
of the old Sunday Law passed by that
organization last night. Referred to
Sunday Law Committee.
Sixteen residents of the Sixth District
on Kauai asked that the Sabbath Law be
preserved
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
Cost OF Panama Canal.

Washington, February 28-The
first definite engineering plans for
the construction of the Panama
canal have Just been laid before the
Isthmian Canal Commission by the
eng" eeriDg committee of that body,
consisting Of Commissioners Burr.
Parsons and DAVIS.
The principal recommendation are
summed up in this resolution:
Resolved, That this committee ap-
prove and recommend for adoption
10y the commission a plan for a sea
level canal, with bottom width of
$50 feet and minimum depth of
water of thirty-fve feet, and with
twin tidal locks at Miraflores, whose
usable dimensions shall be 1000 feet
wide, at total estimated cost of
$3.50, 500, 900. Such estimates include
an allowance for administration, en-.
eineering, sanitation and contingen
cies amounting TO S3s, 450, 600, but
without allowance for interest dur
ing construction, expense of zone
government and collateral costs and
water supply sewers or paving of
Panama or Colon. which last items
are to be repaid by the inhabitaht
OF thos cities.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
DENTISTS
NOTARY PUBLICS.

EDMUND H. HART
NOTARY PUBLIC, CoNvEYENcER AND
TYPEWRITER
AGENT TO GRANT MARRIAGE LICENSE
Office, Circuit Corut, 2nd Circuit
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
SATURDAY, MARCH II.

G. B. Wailehua was declared sole heir
to the estate of p. Pueiki.
The Petit Jurors serving at the present
term are as follows: w. F. Callow, Vim.
c. Meyers, w. K. Buchanan, George
Cockett. J. f. Cannon, J. X Richardson,
Peruvia Goodness, Joaquin Garcia, A. B.
Naone, George White, Joe Whitford,
George Mayfeld, John Makahio, A. K.
Forsyth, J. " Marciel, w. A. Baldwin,
A. Fernandez, Jr., J. J. Mattos, J. NJ.
Hanuna, George Trip, Henry Bush,
Manuel Torres and Anton Vierra, Jr.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
FRIDAY, MARCH 10.

Following are the cases desposed of
Friday and Saturday of last week
Territory of Hawaii VS.. John de Costa,
Enos Vincent attorney, indicted by the
Grand Jury for violating the wide tire
act plead guilty Sentence was sus-
pended to the next term.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. Vim. Anhekoo
lave, perjury, no indictment found.
In the case of Fl. Hackfeld & Co., VS..
P. f. Lamar, assumpsit, d. H. Case for
plaintiff, Judgment in default in the sum
of SSSI.6o was given the plaintiff.
The case of Territory of Hawaii VS.. S.
B. Harry, indicted by the Grand Jury for
violating the bridge law, w. F. Crockett
for defendant, sentence was suspended.
In the Est. George Forsyth, J. L. Coke
for Administrator, the Judge ordered a
sale of real estate 10 pay off the indebted
ness