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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28
zu Verkaufen,

10000 Nder ihmarser, iebr frnGt,
barer Wesauite HDben su nertaufen,
ungefdbr sebn Meilen BON Gotula
IN Ga @alIe @Duntp an Der Snterras
tional Babn unb Wueces NiDer aes
legen. RretS bier bis aehu Dollar
per MGer. elm 3rttteI @aar, has
ibrtge aaf Beit. Dieiea 2ano lift fe6r
geeienet fir BaummDae uno Corn.
8eine 8oameebeI.
2teies 9anb tit bas beffe @emtfesQeuS
Gin tdtiger Sarmer tann teoes
Sabr apet ober u1ebrere Grnten auf
bieiem 2anbe ersielen. Waiier aur
Bemaiierun9 1T i'm ueberflnb au ba.
ben. alfalfa. 8piebeln, Mii6en,
WielOnen uno T0matoS t6nnen uhrie
uiele Wtbe nit grDBem Grfola aeaO.
gen meroen. I'm tueitere Mu8funft
menoe man iih aefdnieit an
Mmguft Werner, Ngeut,
Nem 8raunfels. 9eras.
Meferemaem:
Sirft NatiDnal 8ant.-
Suoge Sobn Marbad.-
3. .. @rnene. Stem 8rannfels, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28
9te frDmmeu MBmebe,

pelbe emit i'm Mittelalter bic ct. 8er<
rbs&rduterpiqe auerit bergefent, FAINT
ten bic heiltrdftigen gtgenidaften Der
aranter. berem ffe fid1 BET Der 9erfteanmg
beotenten, iehr tuobl. benn tie batten mt
benz Safte Der betrefenben arauter Diele
&rantbeiteu bes menfHli6en Rbruers gee
heilt. ala .oa namenttib itnb: Nebers,
Nierene mnb Magenleiben, geft6rte 8ers
bauung, B%erftDpfung unb &opfibmeraen.
&c giebt faum Elm aueites Nr5netmittel,
uelhes bas Blut berurt reinigt uub ba5u
beitrdat, bic aeihtpunbene 3~ebensfraft
mieoer 5u ertueden, tuie Die ct. Bernard
&rduterpiGen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28
9 taat o., Z oleDo,t
Gucas Gountn, ss.

6IantS ). Gbenep bcI9pBrt. eaB er Der dls
tsre Yartner Der Gir1na ). 5. Gbenep&gn.
II, tpel4e 6ei6dfte in Der Stabt SoleoO, in p6en=
genanntsm eoantp ano @taate, tut, uno OaB be-
DolIars fur ieoen Sal BON Ratorrb beaabfen
lptro, Der ourh ben @ebrau9 bon $ ali 3 a.
tarrb : g u r ni5t eebeilt tperoen lam.
Grant 5. Gbeuen
}-.- gei9tpOren Dor mir unb unteridrteben
Stegel in meiner @eeenwart am 6. Sesem=
t- Der u. 8. 1886.
o. 70. g leap n, bffentlider Notar.
Paa's 2atarrb BUR miro innerlid aensmmen
lno tptrtt brett auf oas @lut uno Die idleimioen
OosrEddsn oes spfems. 0abt gu6 3eilgniffe frei
s.. s. Gbsnep & 60, Solebo, 8,
~ 8ertauft BON allen 4potbetern. Wreis *
Gents bic GIafts.
@ebmt 0aH's samilten. y tusn fir qertOutuuo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28
NQerIet.
Ser gounth . Wubitor hat Fl

Der gountn . Mubitor bat 1ih
gepetgert, ben @ebaltsmarrant bes
County : Nnmaltes su unterseidnen
uno miro oa8 @utahter oes Generals
Stant8anmaltea einbDlen, % bies
Nmt gu Hedbt beftebt.
Die @taats . Miipciatiou Der
GtenOgraphen tritt bier ana. Muauit
5ulammen.
Die Bicycle Droinans mirb
niht ALIEN baourh ibertreten, baB
Die Tabrer meoer 3ampe BREMEN
nod @lDde ldutert - Die meiften ha<
ben 0iefe @egenitdroe iiberbaupt uiht
= lOnoern AUDI bas 5abren auf ben
Seitenmegen lit mieber in Shmuna.
- Die County Sbnl > Truftees
halten am 4. Guguft i'm g~ourtbaus
etne W~eriammluna ab. in pelher Ell.
niae wibtige Srager CUR Beipre.
dung gebraht perben, melHe bas
1leue @efeB. burh bas Die Office bes
MuoitOrs geiGaffen miro, aufmirft.
@s u1tiiien pDn iebt an gum 8ei5piele
alle Gintdufe fir bic @Duntplhulen
eurb ben NubitUr gemaft tuerben.
SIN Santa &Dfa 6Dspital ftarb
an Der Musaebruna ReD. Soieph
Whit i'm Utter BON % Sabren. Sc
tam bonn N0roen bierber.
Wdbreno Walteri D'Nrieu. Elm
Wngeiteuter Bpm Dubinsti, i'm britten
Stodmert Der Gone Star Brauerei
am Glenator arbeitete, ftedte er fei.
men &Dpf in ben Ghabt, utn nit ieis
mem &puegen gu ipreden, Der iid
i'm Seller befano. Blu gleider Reit
tam Der @lenator berab uno Der RDpf
oeS Wannes muroe eingequetitt.
9urb BufaQ blieb Der giepator ffe-
ben aber O'8rien blieb bod ldnQere
Belt in Der aefdbrliden Aaae. @r
trdgt Werlebungen am 6als unb am
Niifen 1auun uno lit i'm Santa Npia
9ospital unter 8ebanoluna. Sc mar
EN- uilnerantp0rtliber leihtitnn BON
Tim. ben &opf in ben Sdaft an
fteden uno oaB linn nidt Der @onf
ab9ertiien tuuroe. lit als Elm Wun.
Der anauieben.
Vim 2. Dttober mirb BON benz
bieiigen B0ftant aus Die Qonbbriefs
trdger Woute ND. 9 etabliert tuerben.
Sic umfaBt % 0uaoratmeileu NIT
l23 66uiern uno 1922 Geelen.
Gertrude Beeler bat cine Gheis
ourlgstlage gegen 6. u. BeeIer allf
oen @runo bin anbdneia aemadt,
Dab er perurteilt pur0e unb cine
Strafe abiaB.
Die b6hiten Soeale tuerben oe.
mobrltb BON 5erriKenen GtiefeIn
ipa3ierer geflbrt.
Das b~eliebteite Gummeroetr6nf
TT bod nod INNER basieuioe. fir
ruelbe8 bee Nnbere besahlf.
Wiele fino am uusertrennlidb.
item, tpeni iie matchmaker ftreiter.
Sir cine Norbpolerpeoition fluff
oaS redhte Wetter.
Die &atlbldae. ,um 6isItlao
gu permeioen" laiien fib turs au.
lammenfaiien: Nifts eiien, nid3ts
trinten, nidts ansieben, 11ibts ar.
- Wenn elm einsiger Wann elmer
5rau iagt, oaB fie fh6n lei. 10 fann
ole aaa5e iibrige Welt fie niht bopon
a~oeraeu9en, oaB iie es nift lei.
Man Bort oft, baB iiber &c.
lhuno Der Stab QebrDden. ohpr MO
tuDroen lei.
als eS NOD feline Gtiefel aab. |
lonlssn one Wteniben einen iolden
e
Was lraber in Der 2iteratur
'ur urlaater aalt, piro iebt INNER
auter.
@s maht uns nihts letd1ter
ii1gereht ole Raht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28
9te ,,9tamonn Cure.

als @eueites pirb aug garia cine
n&lamono Cure" fir S6minbludt ae,
melOet. @enn Sbr inoefien an G6miab-
lldt leibet, 10 fol9t Dem State BON sc. s,
Wc@ee bon 8anleer, Gem, Der ldreibt
SD battle uier5ebn Sabre lang SuIten
uno tOnroe bur6 Or, Sings gfeue Gntz
oeduns fir S6Winoiu6t SuIten uno
@rtaltupg% permanent gebetlt. 8u 6aben
bel s, Salteger & @obn, Geo. 3. s..
S9miot, Gig. uno Abolf 3reiB. 8reis
90 ets. uuO 81 per 5lui6e. grobe.
flal6e fret.
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Gone gtar 5inmlpriiae.

8et benz 8urffe, ben ib babe,
SIT Elm 0pMe Star @6ttergahe
nnb elm mebrer Snb9enus.
Sober trinft's nit 2nt IMP 2iebe
unb man fIblt gang matt unb tribe.
NerH man es entbebren tnuB.
Mbenbs, na1 benz Branb Der Spnnen,
eSit'8 benz @1ten tuDl gu 9Dnnen,
Dap er in }tb eeht uno oentt,
SD man etnen @uten I6Gnft.
5iebt er bann elm 3pae gtar edith,
3dbelt freun6li6 er unb MILD,
DEM nab benz eblen Zone gtar 8fer,
@tebt alleseiten iein 8eaier.
., Supiter 8lupius,
0emme oetnen 3brdnengnBl
s., Deus, ib ieb' baaeseu:
Sieb uns nod etfoas &egen.
go ieio bod ale 8eibe fin,
Ser Ylupiu5 mabt es, tpie er min.
g. 1T fomildh oieler 9egen,
fOmmt @lien ME 9eleaen.
9o6 bittet SIR nm Gone star Bier,
So 1T Die 9an5e Belt oafIr.
y@enn Su bes MDr9ens 81 mir fomtmit,
@S ion Sir unben0mmen lein.
Benn 9u 6es Ibenbs gu mir tommit.
8irb's ftets gu oeinem Srommen iein;
4ommit gu gu iraenb elmer 2eit,
Wirft aae5eit tpiIfommen leini"
So Iagt elm Spru6 D altersber,
gr 9tebt uns itbere @etudbr,
DAB man gu alien Reiten
8ertanb iebr m0l bas &neipen.
ODh iest nit uuf'rem zone star Ster,
Da fam man tpirflib niht baflr,
Wenn man beftdnbt9 ouritig-
unb g lit bDntdnoig nurittg-
WGnR I our falten AueIe eebt
Ino itunbenlan9 am Counter" ftebt.
Beim Gone Star Bier, Dem ffaren,
0at Manber i6Dn erfabren,
DOB es gan5 einfa6 einerlei
Ob'S mitta9 Doer abeno lei,
g8 ibmedt tets gut Der Sropfen,
Nus ehtem Mala uno S0pfen.
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ssofnles>
Ser farmer 8pnaref In Gunege
Citation.

an benz Sarmer. &onereB in @ule
leee Station nabmen iiber 1900 Sar'
mer EeiI. @s uuroen Norlelunaen
unb WDrtrdge iiber ale m0alihen
Din9e. Die ben Sarmer aigeben, ges
balteri, Oh babel uiel Brattiihes bers
austummt, muB abgemartet meroen;
Der Mustanib BON Weinungeu uno
@rfabrunaen 1T p~Drldufig bel oleien
~Werfammlunaen Die 6auptiahe.
Sin Der @ibuna pom 9Dnnerstag
muroen ieoDh bic folgenoen Be-
ihliife argenUmmen. Sc frGat iih
aber audi. mie melt oieielben >bins
henn iinb Dner befDlgt meroen.
Die Bei@liffe betrefen bic Baum
mDue uno lauten:
Do in ben lebten ied5ig Taaen bic
Siiolihe Cotton MifDeiatiDn ourb
In @irtfamfeit arDBe 8Drteile ers
5ielt bot unb
Da bic piele NaummuQe, bic iih
ia ben Gdneen Der Gpinnereibeiiber
befinhet, cine @efabr fir bic BreiIe
her Vnur1t1uITp fnnorhnfh hnr NTH
fteu ns,,ms;o Goo ~ SsSho NJ. e.; ~
DeiMlDfien. oaB fih iberaQ in
ben Baummuaoiitritten Wffpciatips
men bUn Sarn1eru unb GaufIeuteri
her Wnnn,mnne q nor ~, fsoTes I hns
NIT o,,ts Wre;se er.; sE rns~has, sS,ro,s,
WeifhInsfem he's mr. nsr Grr.s
uoI hsr s1 ~ Sgn ~ SIsIe.
Inn Mffnc;ot;o,s ,,,;,sasama s w. NJ MI
tef fla ann, aan,'dr Ion en w.s.
he6oIten rnirn. o W o"
Heidiniipn1 ms noh non ;os;oon
GrntemssSid.fsr y ~, M M y i;sr Sae,us.'
mnITe n,,s r,;sSastens 10 Mants 60.
neieht merSsr saats ~, S s lsi..
iidIe 9nftnn g1nc;n,;nn o,@,5.asr~h u
s .d h;e mrch,.s a,a..un an.ss!9reerI
inirfiid,en Mertss Saa oes
Seminal az EcIsan. pe0 o'apele ~
@ssMInfs,, sas.sas
fd,s Hsts;Ir ssnsI = ols ogtanls
Mfinciotinn a;r en,,,;ta soa G gos:on
srmerrs nos .,;s saa uon DesseM
rsite's orherer ' Mht oH" sa..ussn Mo.
sunFaer mi Ser a rsaan ~ e's m Ss.
ia her Wonrnnrnne ,,nA S Des M nj.
ranrftea. her WnrrSse ~ no ysS 500,
ber ss~nhrifonfen - ,,s ~ rsa Mt pa"oen
WeIdbInsssm nos nov Msss
Nisnc;ot nn ~ ~ i pea,,gSm uss
0ronniinfnrer, ernsr,,t S;a a HS;vg
ner nnrnsrhs,s ss"'' o'e ~e''8l'e'
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Gtme u%eberrafd1uua.

Sbr f6nnt Gurem Magen uno Gurel
2eber cine angenebme ueberraI6una De.
reiten, ipenn Sbr, um @dmer5 uno I'm,
reselmdBtafeiten gu itiqen, Or. ainq'a
yteue SebenspiaeH nebmt. @usae5ei6z
net 9esen &Opfpeb, @ernopfuue, 96uin,
Del &c. J8u baben bel S. &alteber &
Sobn, SEQ. s, S. @dmibt, Gia. uno
Gbolf 9reiB. rs Cts.
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s~ aaIf, cement. Sano, Bad.
lteine, fenerfefte 5teine unb Tbua.
9beer unb Gspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
2beer nno asphalt. Del, E~erpentsn.
Sarben, @la8 &c. &c. ftets uurr6fbio
Del s. 6. SteImaaa. BOG Of.
e~ommercesS traBe. Riebriee Breiie.
quite Waare iuuie quite unb reeiIs
8eoieunrg merhen aarontirf. -
Telepbun 40
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Com Sriegsi9aaplab.

Wus 9otip tommt bic 0ah.
rlft, oaB bic Sapaner bic Sta6t
NleranoroDstaia auf Safalin beIebt
1aben. Die Staot lieat an Der @eits
lutte, ungefdbr in Der Witte Der Snlel.
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&naEaeltfm Iatb erttepe gf. Jpbas.
VeS 4frdae.

ede Wuepa. anb Sab<Breia.s trase.
9 onntaa sthuIE Seben Sonntaa
8ormittag nm 9 1br.
10 l1br 8ormittags.
@beno @Dttesoienf: Seoen
Sonntag UNI 8 ubr Nben6s.
Seoer Sentid9e 1T beralid tuiIfommen.
eBoauun8 Sl4 Sib,Rreiasg trafe,
.. 6artmann. DaAnr.
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Stic gemaa.
SGretbmatertaltem uno 8uGbs
banol luna,

@roBe Ausoabl BON @onto : Nh,
dern aler Nrt. Iancns uno Sport
Mrtitel. Announcements aui ale in.
ldnoiibe 8eitlhriften prompt belorgt.
Die nit Dem @eihdft perbunbene
Nccioens= DruGerei fertiat
ale &rbeiten, Ginlaouna8s uno Sra.
tulatiDn8farten in beioen Sprahen
an. Spe5ialitdt: Druid BON Sta,
tuter fir oeutihe 8ereine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-28

Da8 Bette aegen &beumattsmuS
ut elmer q Mmemos 0ecept Wp.
1851. Beribmt aetpproeu ourb
leltie plelen erfDlareiben Seilunaen.
Sn allen No0theten All haben.
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@ SIN Sommer 1T . tngheaers
metper's Barr am angenebmlten.
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ShOla Salpon bietet e,nen
a%naenehrier Nmfenthali.
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gaallae SOnrtlten sAlatwaaen


SGglr9e SOurt1teu 5Glatmagen
nod g%altfornien, ebenIp na9 st.
2Duis pia TeraS & Becific : 8abn
pbne 8edlel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet : Igenten tpeaen bieies
neuen 9ienites Dber an 6. 8. Cur.
ner. General BaiaaiersI gent, Dal'
tas, 3eraS.
NJ EUER
@bDn--
EASC
beriibmtem-
Sraut' tmo @eik.S ier
Nnerfannte erfril6enbe Sum.
rners@etr6nfe
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Rfma SIS Gents 0auann e,oorren
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Stm6's 59ents 6auanu @iaarren
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NEUER ~AUSsCHANk
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
THE CANON CITY COLORADO RECORD
S Acres In Woodland
3 Aeres Unimproved Land
Large Groom Briok House

well set to black berries. eurrants.
Strawberries, raspbcrries and other
small fruit
The soil is sandy and easily worked,
better in this respect than many other
localities near by.
This is an ideal tract TO open up in
city lots On all sides the street IS
growing up thick with homes. peo-
pie living on one, two and three acre
orchard tracts Land has been sell
ing at $1,000 and SIeoo an acre on
either side
This spring acres were sold off
the East end OF the tract and it is
now rented so that j, nets the owner
9 per cent on the Investment.
The managcr-Mr. J G. Raine-is
largely interested in mining at Grip
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
This Big Orchard Con Be
Bought at a Bargain
70 Acres In Tract
IS Acres In Fruit
S Acres In Alfalfa

II is now almost impossible TO buy
large acreage tracts close in. This is
the largest tract tha, can be purchased
close to the city.
This friut farm is located on Park
Ave. a, the brow OF the hill on Lin
coin Park. Just across the street
from the city lir1its of South Canon.
The house can be seen further and
other building in the entire valley.
Fifteen acres of the tract is highly
developed with fruit trees. Some of
the bes, producing trees on the park
are here. Last year Mr.. Raine gath
cred go crates OF apples each from a
number Of Jonathan trees.
Besides apple trees the place is
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
The Roek.fellow Orchard.

The Roekafellow Fruitmere Farm
or orchard is famous over the West
II is owned by Capt b. F. Rocka-
fellow and comprise eighty acres
The leading varieties of every state
are here grown successfully
Trees from twenty TO thirty-hve
years old arc bearing from eight to
twelve barrels yearly.
Some fine records have been made
in this orchard. One measured acre
of Wincsaps produced $1,000 worth
OF apples two years running and has
approached that figure many times.
The apples from an acre of Gcni-
tons will sell this year for $1,000.
For the past twenty years this
place has produced an average of
ten thousand dollars worth of fruit
per year.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

In 1908 w p Ahart cleared ss,s
from his strawberry crop grown on
less than three quarters of an acre
of ground.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
A. E. Sharman's Two Tracts

A. E Sharman has recently pur-
chased two fine places on Lincoln
Park, the Clark and Miller places on
Elm Ave. There arc seven acres in
all and Mr.. Sh2rman paid about ST.
900. He has since made some exten-
sive improvements on his home place
which is one of the neatest homes in
the best part of the Park.
His two places arc together and
besides his home place in which he
lives he has good building improve
ments on the other tract.
He is harvesting a big crop of ap-
piles this year and will net a hand
some dividend on his investment be-
sides living in the most charming sur
roundings and in the best climate in
the world.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

Canon City is pronounced as II
spelled Canyon" II was named for
the Grand Canon of the Arkansas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-31
MAY START
OISTILLERIES


\ number uf laIUIyr|.s H.. HND.N .H
Doe started n ihr islands u t1O near
future under Che new law which al-
lows such enterprises a number of
inquiries have been made lt .ne ollie"
of Internal Revenue Collector cham
h.rluu regarding the federal require.
msuts for such institutions. and Do .s
thought that several or those interest
od win go ahead after July T. when the
u.N liquor law goes into effect
Among Japanese sIerp are plans io
make sake. Sake is not distilled
liquor but is brew. made from rice.
a large quantity of ii is imported here
from Japan.
Among the distillery projects is one
for the making of okolehao, % Uuuut
which has long been without amy legal
standing. but has always been made
more or less ion the mountain districts.
other enterprises are for the making
of rum and the disuuug of liquors
from fruits. Under the new Territorial
/ law an these enterprises are permiss'-
BILE ON payment or am annual license
of only 81.
The federal requirements are NOT
costly. though there is considerable
. security required. Collector Chambe~-
/ lain will want bonos for the distillery
and for the warehouse where its prod
net is to be stored, and he viii place
"a man i'm charge of the premises, in
accordance with the law. The dstil-
loIy has to be surveyed and approved,
and the parties conducting it must
have am absolute fee simple title to the
land. so that the collector can retain
full control of it ia case Of necessity.
When these variou~ requirements are
may proceed, no tar being asked until
the liquor is made and disposed Of.
Then the tax, payable when the stuff
is released from the warehouse, is "a
dollar and ten cents on each gallon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-31
MORE TESTIMONY
IN ELECTION CASE

Senator Baldwin of Maui was called
as a witness this morning before Unit
ed States Judge Dole as commissioner,
I'm the election contest of G. p. Iaukea,
against Kalanlanaole. Baldwin Is the
last witness i'm the case. He was sum
moned to deny testimony which was
secured by the attorneys for contest
ants, to the effect that a mail carrier
on Maui had been threatened with the
loss of his job If he voted for Iaukea.
According to the affidavit as filed
among the records, Baldwin had
threatened the carrier that if he voted
against Kuho he would lose his job.
Senator Baldwin testified that no
such threats had been made. He was
questioned by r. McCants Stewart
and Attorney e. b. Mechanism APP
peared for Iaukea. Baldwin's testi-
mony viii probably close the case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-31
JAMES F. MORGAN, AUCTIoNEER

the coin Is now i'm the TerritOriay
treasury 1t will take an act Of the
Legislature to enable those who put up
the money to get it back now. If the
county act is knocked out and the cleo
ton does not come off, the 96 candi-
dates who have put up $25 will have
claims Of $25 each, to be Incorporated
i'm some future appropriation bill.
Ninety-three Of the candidates who
have filed papers and put up the de-
post are on other islands than Oahu,
only three oahu candidates having
come forward as yet.
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TO INCORPORATE
HAWAIIAN BAND
SCHEME 70 KEEP THE INSTITU-
TION RUNNING IS BEING DIS
CUSSED BY BUSINESS PEOPLE.

A plan is being discussed to form a
stock company Of the Territorial band.
The idea is that whenever various peo-
pie wish to have the band play at any
particular concert, for the departure Of
any steamer Of other celebration, or
ders can be left with the manager Of
the new corporation and the services
Of the band be secured for certain
sum Of money.
Numerous citizens will IT is expected,
contribute toward the maintenance OF
the band and the idea is that If the
band be incorporated on business prin-
ciples it can be maintained by private
means.
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Lease Of
Bishop Estate Lands
situate North Kona, Hawaii, and be-
ing as follows.

situate North Kona, Hawaii, and be-
/ ing as follows:
The makai portions of the lands of
I[ahaluu, Keauhou !, and Keauhou 2,
North Kona, Hawaii, lying below the
Mauka Government Road, containing
an area Of $500 acres, more or less, OF
coffee, fruit and grazing land. Also
the Fishing Rights, appurtenant to the
said lands, until such time as the same
may be condemned or acquired by the
government. PROPOSE lease excerpts
and reserves all kuleanas not owned by
the Lessons, also reserving such rights
Of way that may be necessary from the
mauka Government road to the sea. 1t
includes an area of about so acres Of
fine land formerly leased to the Hd-
wall Tea & Coffee Co., Ltd.
Term Of Lease, q years from LIST day
Of July, 1905.
Upset price for the annual rental
$4,000 net above Taxes and a sum
equal to One-half years rental to be
deposited upon the day OF sale.
Conditions as usual i'm Bishop Estate
leases, and to include a covenant on
the part Of the Lessee, to continue as
sub-tenants on the said lands, should
they so desire, all bonefde residents
now holding, occupying or cultivating
lots. The Lessee shall have the right
to limit the size Of such sub-leases to Il
maximum area OF two C2) acres, AMI
shall not charge a rate in excess Of
/ $500 per annum per acre.
/ For further particulars apply to the
/ Superintendent of the Bishop Estate,
Frank s.. Dodge, No. II Merchant
street, Honolulu; Thos. G. White, Lo-
cal Agent Of the Estate Kainaliu, Ko-
ma, Hawaii, or
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81 m, .II.Honm SID k1Hhum1uu
aIr..i
Hm instructed Do, Truatg. of Eainie
io on.r IHr aII. Ht Public Auction That
yaIuHhI. piece oft hnd on Alakea street
hlD Euf premises occupied hy Dr An.
dorsou Hud being portion of D. y. asa
to heirs of O.. U.tk.N
Same premises are bounded hy The
properties owned ur occupied 10y Dr
Herbert Mrs IS. g.. Allen. G.. n. Bishop
Est. Dr Uumphr,s and Sor nson q
Wothorbler
Plan of property at my office where
urthDg particulars may be had.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-31
HARD TO CATCH
ADULTERATORS
PRESIDENT BOARD OF HEALTH
TELLS THE BOARD THAT HE -
DEALING WITH WHOLESALERS.

There was a meeting Of the Board Of
Health this afternoon at 3 o'clock
when President Pnkham submitted
his list of standing committees. The
presidents report dealt particularly
with the matter Of the prevention OF
the sale Of adulterated goods and tho
matter Of a new cemetery was also
taken up. The report of the president
included the following paragraph
THE Board Of Medical Examiners
report that Dr.. Kurosawa has passed
his examination and recommend him
for q license to practice medicine.
81 present the report Of the Food
Commissioner for the month Of April.
II is found difficult to effectually pro-
vent the sale Of adulterated goods. In
dividual prosecutions are Of little ava i
as the vendors are usually ignorant
themselves. our practice is TO confer
with the wholesale houses who as Il
rule endeavor to aid US in shutting out
aduterated goods.
You are requested to approve OF
what is known as a portion Of tile Wal
lac Tract covering hfty-hve acres AZ
a cemetery site. This brings up Sc
rious question, not only as to the loca-
ton, but the policy of the government
relative to cemeteries and their control.
This letter of the trustees Of Gear
Lansing q co. viii put the matter be-
fore you"
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STOCKS THIS AFTERNOON.

The following transactions were re-
ported at the afternoon session of the
Stock Exchange: on board: so Wal
alua, $751; 10 Ookala, $3.50; 25 Ookala
$3.50. Between board: 12O McBryde,
$7.375; 10 Pioneer Mill, $780, 100 90
kala, $3.50; Haw. Electric, $l12.5O.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-31
EZERA SUED

The Rev. J. NJ. Ezera, the pastor who
was "unfrocked" yesterday by the
Evangelical Association, on account Of
his peculiar teachings, which caused
him to be arrested on a charge Of in
sanity on Maui, has been sued for $500
by August Ahrens. The suit is based
on a note dated I'm July 1901. Frank
Andrade Is attorney for Ahrens.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-31
COLUMBIA SALOON.

The Columbia Saloon on Hotel street
will be reopened tomorrow Thursday,
June 1st 1905. Come and see us and
get glass Of the famous Columbia
beer Fred G. Smith will be glad to
see all his friends at the old stand.