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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
THE
Southwestern
Life Insurance Company
Dallas, Texas
The Texas Company
Closed its Second Year
July ], 1905. with
S6,0O0,OOO.OO Insurance
S264,807 Is Assets

The southwestern has entered Virginia
Oklahoma and Indian Territory, has con
tracted for North Carolina and will soon
enter Arkansas.
The recent trouble In the Life Insurance
world has inclined the insuring public 10
favor the young company. The Southwest
ern, with its ample financial backing, con-
seryatlve management and liberal treat
ment Of policy holders, Is having no din-
Guilty in extending its territory and increas-
ing it, business.
Men who can sell life Insurance policies
that state in plain terms just what the con-
tract is-No ESTIMATEs-can secure good
territory on a liberal agency contract.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12
pesplsr NOT SMALL THINGS.

Tne wn1k things In the world per.
form al important mission. much as
We are inclined TO despise them. The
tiny insect fertilizes flower plant and
| tree. The weak tuse alone makes pos.
siblc tho use Of electricity in both
ligl tino and a. power. The weak
wooden peg Ia the corn plow saves
the machine from being wrecked
wh-n a siOne or grub is struck Many
a weak woman stands a. n guardian
angel between her strong husband
and a lard old world a little worm
clothes Che world in silks and satins.
a n crobe makes possible the delicate
hsy1r q much Of our food, tiny
spdImen ~ tmarine life has built
some of the finest harbOrs In the
word. and the penny forms the basis
Of ur missionary contributions. Des.
p!se not the small things.
Minister Bowen was offered a bet. I
ter place. but de- lined II for patriot /
ic -easons. He was blessed blue and
fired by President Roosevelt. Engi.
neer Wallace was offered a bette
place and accepted IT, He was merci.
lessiy abused for doing SO and sum.
marly fred by Secretary Taft who
Soi'ed the warlike sentiments OF the
president Cne man gets an eulogis-
tic letter and kisssfor quitting the
,ablnLi TO secure a better gallery from
he Equitable; another is given a fond
farewell when he quits the cabinet TO
ak up a practice which pays him
,etter while other men in the service
ire afraid To resign lest they be be
leaded az traitors. individuals" IN
chicago are indicted for violating r7ae
aw, while individuals in the cabi.
lei are acquitted without trial by the
PRESIDENT and assured in writing
hat you need not pay any further
Intention to the matter" We have
certainly not had any thing like It be
ore II Is new.
Would co To Mexico.
II is reported from Muskogee that
many Indians are applying in large
numbers for the removal of rtstrlc-
ions, with view 10 dsposng OF
her lands before leaving the terri
Ory. There is much dissatisfaction
mpnG the mll-bloods over the pros
lertg of stat hood, and that the move
neat 10 emignte to Mexico is as.
unlng oven greater proportions than
II Er,t seemed possible. Under the
Ni4iinr law an Indian must retain
ION stead, but many of them will dis
2se of their lands with the exception II
II sufiiciont acreage 10 meet the ra-
Of the hw
Applications TO the number of
bout twenty a day are being filed I
vltb tha Indian agent, while several
huusand applications are pending -
Warrington. tn land is readily dis
loscd u whom the restrictions are
moved, selling al an average OF
bout $20 an acre. The removal Of re
trrtiuns for the fiscal year Just clos-
Il vas the largest in the history uf {
he agency. and shows that the In I
ians have been preparing to quit l
ne territory since IT, became evident
tatohoOd would be granted. Land
llcs during the last two months were J
h heaviest ON record, over 200 In. I
iaLs whose restrictions have been i
disposed Of their property.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12

Denmark is ndy to back Norway
and Sweden has about concluded her
happielt thought ever was the thought
that she thought she ought not toI
fight Norway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12

Swedish workmen will refuse 10
hght against Norway, aud the Swed-
ish aristocrais will now have 20 call
in the war
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12

The government is forced 10 play
the bull in the cotton market when the
reports from all sections or the coan-
try leave no grounds for any other 20
sition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12

President Roosevelt will have three
presidential bJoms In his cabinet Taft.
Root and shaw he may be compall-
ed to consent 10 another term for
the purpose OF maintaining harmony
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-12

,he Rock Island railroad was
prompt 20 offer aid to the storm SUI.
fere"5 Ia Montague county. II has Civ
en $500 in cash to the relief fund
and has offered to transport relief
Supplies free
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JOURNAL, WANT AID"
AGENCIES

AGEN CAEi0
Ads will be accepted at any OF the
following agencies at same rate as at
c. A. ANDERSON, 1886 Z Lake st..
ARvIDsoN s sTULrz, 2 Y.t Stevens M a''
Nj AV q 1 slas 81 5Ra ai1n 18th st.
W. G. BUCHANAN, 14e q Lake st.
gyGKE BROS; a ga snS o ~, st s' av 8.
A. B. CROWELL, 1912 Hennepin sv.
G. H. DORM, a2a 9Th st $.
A. A. " WoV GAaaae f: 1857 Fsanklin a,.
Q. P. NASH. a27 Cedar av.
GOODRICH ,d 5ENSlN s9S Raom LAKE st ~,
J. w. HARRAH, Ills 4th av s.
c. q. HAUGAN Lake st and Lyndale av.
W. K. HICKS, 1851 Franklin aV'
S. ]. HORN, 1885 Chicago av
". D. KING & CO.. 12tD st and Sd az 3:
J. H. IMPORTS, 26th st and Lyndaie AZ.
A. J. KLINE, goo Bloomington mn T sV and Frank
B. +: IARAgEE, 22d o St and Y;o Hsnn sg az
+. oBERMIER, 1901 Washington av 9;
c. NJ PAKDOE & CO., Lake st and Blooming
J. o. @. PETERSON, 1901 Washington az s.
RED CROSS PHARMACY. TT Sd az >:
CHARLES SANlUELSON, 1907 Washington
sANDHRsoN's PHARMACY, 9th st and Me
c. E. SEIWERT, 2715 25th st.
W. H. SWEET, 18th st and chicago aT'
N. ". SHERWOOD, 1924 Nicollet av.
TiJPPER & CHAMBERLAIN, 10th st ana Stn
VS.. ,,.,.,,, a.
NJ. T. WAsHBURN, Lake st and Hennep1n Az
7. W. WILLIAMS, 1211 E Franklin av.
N. H. WITCH, Franklin and Bloomington
NORTH.
g. A. BlNGENHEINER, GAP 9th av N.
A. L. BISTODEAU, 1929 Washington aV N
" H. COFFIN, 929 plymouth av, n;
CHARLES s. DUKrFEL, $40 9th aV N.
C. ii. HUM, % Western av. 800 ,.
F. J. NAGEL, Goth and washington.
S. j. NASH. 235 Goth av N.
OAK PARK DRUG STORE, 1920 9th av N.
4. II, PERSALL, 929 10Th av n. -,
ROBERTSON DRUG co. 1921 Washington aV n
RUSSELL & CASE, Lyndale and western.
o. B. SKINNER. 29O1 Washington aV N.
T. Is. WILSON, 1900 goth av N:
John A. RICKETTS,, AIT Washington aV n.
SOUTHEAST.
n A. LIVINGSTON, $50 14th av Sc.
j. W THOMPSON. 800 Washington av So.
TUFTS PHARMACY, S13 4th st SE. nm
UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE, 4O1 l4th aV SEA
5 II. J. WlLDEY. 321 ,14th av Sc
c. e. WATERS, Oak and Washington Sc.
NORTHEAST.
II. BEUHLER, 1854 Adams st Me-
D. c. ENGLUND, Spring and Monroe.
p GORMIEY & MORAN, 2401 Central.
EASrSIDE OFF ICE, 200 Central av.
BREDE & ERKEI, 18th av and Main NE.
SANDBERG g. NUREk, 9th st and Central
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TRANSFERS AND PERMITS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mary H. Hastings and husband to Will
liam Julian and wife; lot 8, Web
ster's Encouragement of block 5, Brack-
EFT & Boveys addition .......... $1,10O
Eugene NJ. Pike and wife to G. A. Corey;
lot 8, Encouragement Torrance's subdi-
vision lots and 10, block l. Russells
addition Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Edward Roggeman and wife to Isaac
Ga G1asgnia; part 10 Of section 10, township -.
H. B. Scott and wife to David 6. Dahien
and wife, lot II, block 2, Oak Tree ad-
Robert T. Turner and wife to idei Click ~
man ct al; part of lot 10, block 127,
Ina e. Van Norman ana husband iai to Lena ~0'
3. Blackett; lots 4, and 8, block "a, -
charles eeu D. vele and : wife to Alice ooO
Hall; part of lot .W,'' in j. $. John
Nick Watry snd wife to Fred Ambruch
lot !, block 4, Town Of L .e 800
Western Realty company to Louis A. Lar
son; lot 3, block II, Fair Ground addi
Florence L. whitney to Mary j. Byrne 'o'
3 Pickle; lot TO- block 2, R. A. Davi-
o sGn ohesaer Whitney and wife to Men soe
don F. Schultz; lot IL block 4, Lind
ley and Lingenfelter's addition ...... 1900
R. S. Wilson and wife to U. s. Install
ment Realty company; lots % and "a,
block 49,. Blooming ton Avenue addi-
Ernest (. wilkins and Wife to Joseph :
Park addition, etc ................. S5C
William G.. Wilcox and wife to Otto w.
Watz; lot TO- block 2, Harrison Street
supplement to East Side addition LII
Christine Stone and husband to Thorpe
Brothers; part of lots and 4, block
g. Duensing's addition, Observation-Disclosures. 45(
Margaret A Smith and husband to john
Trainor; lot l, block "a, Lennon &
Newelps addition to St. Anthony -. /, oOt
Samuel S. Thorpe and wife to Mary A.
Campbell; lot 9, block s, Elwell's Sec .
ond addition .............. 40l
Charles x. Fulton. and wife to Henry b..
Marten; lot II, block Z, Forest Park
Girard Investment company to Hi1ma
a. StromQvist; lots 8, 8 and 10, block
8, The Oakland addition, etc ........ 2,40t
Elizabeth T. Garrett ct al. to Douglas
A. Fiske; part Of lot 2 block "a, Town
OF Minneapolis Observation-Disclosures. 8, 60t
William w. Huntington to George Horsch;
block 81, Minnetonka Arlington
Heights 80. 4O(
w Orville Hickok ct al. to Florence
Whitney; lot 10, block 2, R. A. Davi-
sons addition ....................... z, 10.
Thomas Johns and wife to George NJ.
| Bleecker; lots 4, B., 6, z and s, block
81, st. anthony City .,nr... -. $500. 4, 0O
Anna Kelly and husband to \ Anna Caro-
line Kelly; part Of lots II and IL,
"a s5fs
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BUILDING PERMITS
Susie B1ackketter, 1889 oliver avenue N,
frame dwelling ............. $500
frame dwelling .:.................s $500
frame dwelling .....::::....::.::.:.. 1900
second street. frame dwelling 1900. loo
Four minor permits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 62j
Total ....................... $7,225
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WOOD AND COAL.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago. Denver. Spokane and Pacific
coast points: frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on The lloyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. 4s Sd st s.
DR.. FLOYD S. MUCKEY HAS MOVED HIS
office to 335 Andrus building.
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ROGERS. Spencer, Winnipeg; D. A. Laros,
Grinnell, Iowa; +. J.. Adams, Omaha; D. H.
Coles, Lakevil1e, Mimi; H. G. Beach, Fargo;
A. r. Williams, l.. H. Parker, Chicago; T. N
Morhouse, Owatonna; J. G. Balm. Bainville,
Mont; B. F. Van Vliet, Percy D. Peabody;
Webster, S. D.; William Martindale, Duluth;
Sam Furst, New York; s. Resek, Cleveland.
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ner, Mr.. and Mrs: John Sehii kensai, N. g.;
oedo M Tat9e = Del g.
E Eel parso n RI Tar4 Mwap
esnpss, POLLOCK: o DiGa pa ess1
R ssaaas st. Charles k hpn
see n e1saFK R kSnan Frt s WIS Wis.,
K. J. Lee, RenviIle. Mimi; H. NJ. Coleman
nharEoR Ws F. Gessna
ids; A.. L. Wells. Mrs. Rossback, Clear Lake
Wis; J. Lowenstein, st. Louis Park; J. D. Lands
ssso w. e. mossth n SEATTLE Msss
Speler, Springfield; q. E.. Dix. Candy, Minn.
John Simpson, Morton, Mimi; y. 8. Hegnes
YORK; s. Shetland n Hanfnson ASsan pe H. NfS
Helshn. LeyteEs Falls; W: II: HuEd and wife
'as09 a.pag w WIS., e1stt M EzH
iya n Chicago
NATIONAL AI, HOTEL Eft E; Haussr. croo1sten
COCK. Bruce Wis Mr.. and Mrs. " H. George Ree
pers, Eden Valley W. &. oorcor eapee G Iam
Rapids; F. NJ. Markham, Oregon; W. C. Ms
sen Aberdeen J. E. Rice Omaha; NJ. L
sMcGlenn, Valley city; Charles McGlenn, Val
ley City; Carl Hawkins, Fargo; Frank 6. VIII
liams, Fargo; R. G. Smith, Kenosha, Wis; Z
=. Evans, Duluth; E. G. Adams Crookston
9: G.. Bergland, Duluth: A. R.. Wilson, Siou,
City; J. Thorpe, Duluth; Charles Alcock
Moose Jaw; ]. c.. Gardner Collingwood; J. H
Hail. Duluth; G. E. Powers, Oshkosh; Q. W
Miller, vinton, Iowa; Q. H. Hoffland, Mayville
q; 9. H. Bogg. Rice Lake. W. A. Hurd
st. Cloud; H. r. Milrose, Kensal, N. D.; 81
HOTEL HYsER.--I.eon h. Graham. Spokane
Z. A: Mack, Montgomery, Mimi; J. W
son, Wis. NJ. J. Mcdonald, Ed Sarver, Chi
cage; L.: g. Hill and daughter, Watertown
S. D.; Frank Wilbert and wife, Owatonna
G. W. sorenson,. N. J.. Twedt, Clarkheld
Mimi; B. L.; Everson, Marinette, Wis.,; F. I
Randall, Park Rapids, Mimi. Hans Urdahl
Madison; W. NJ. Beck, Hanley Falls; g. A
Arina, New York; P. c.. Burfening, Kuhn
n. D.; c. Halls, Rugby, N. D.; w. Van ePraag
Owatonna; P. NJ. Mccormick, st. Paul; G. n
Brown, Shakopee. Mimi; George w. Beckett
Cross Lake, Minn.;SA. s. Maloney, Guy Bru
baker, Waseca, MINI.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
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AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES

WANTED AUTOMOBILE
In good running order, in exchange for land
or cordwood 5939. Journal.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.

QUIET YOUNG LADY, EMPLOYED, DESIRES
board and comfortably furnished room with
modern conyeniences in central location. Ad-
dress, with full particulars, 1902. Journal.
YOUNG NAN WANTS GOOD BOARD AND
room in private family; house must be mod
ern and within walking distance Of retail
{ district. D. G. p, G10 Sykes block.
GENTLEMAN, BoOKKEEPER, WANTS COM.
{ Portable room, with breakfast and late dinner
Walking distance. VIII pay Sc per week
Address 5636, Journal.
YOUNG NAN DESIRES BOARD AND ROOM
In private family: must be reasonable. 6S32
Journal
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WANTED TO RENT

~~~~~~~~~rO-~~~~>~~~~~ c>>~~>c>c~c>N>>>~>~
DON'T LEAVE YOUR ROOMS VACANT. WE
can keep them occupied the year around with
the people you desire. Northwestern Broker
age Co. I'll Northwestern building.
WANTED-A OR GROOM UNFURNIsHED
fiat, either steam or furnace heat, inside OH.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.
PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN
thoroly modern steam heated fat; with with
out board; walking distance; one block from
car. 326 E 18th st. Colerafn.
GENTLEMAN TO OCCUPY WARM, PHEASANT
room; breakfast and evening dinner: private
family; best neighborhocd; walking distance.
3 Oak Grove st.
PLEASANT MODERN, NICELY FURNISHED
front room in private family; suitable for one
or two persons. with board. SOs 4th az S.
PLEASANT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR TWO;
house modern; frst-class table board; terms
reasonable. Twin City, $685. 1928 9Th av s.
DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS, DOUBLE AND
single; board; frst-class accommoda tons; nice
locality. 124 10th st. corner Stevens
WILL GIVE BOARD AND ROOM, USE OF
bath, gas, heat and plain laundry for $3.50
week; walking distance. POT 18th st.
FmsT-CLAss BOARD AND ROOM IN ALL
modern house, near 10th and Lyndale avs N.
$685. Journal.
HOTEL wAvERLY-sEE WHAT WE HAVE
before you settle. SINGLE suites. private baths.
FRONT ROOM AND Above WITH BOARD IN
modern fat. Telephone service. 1115 I'd av s.
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YOUNG WOMAN 70 DO HoUsEWoRK MUST
be neat and honest. One to go home nights
preferred. Mrs. George ". Hankins, 2oO5
The Hawaiian star., 1905-01-19
THE RUSSIAN INFANRRYMAN
THE RUSSIAN OFFICERS ARE CHARGED WITH BEING ONLY
IGNORANT BUT COWARDLY AND OFTEN LEADING THEIR MEN
IN RETREAT WHEN THEY SHOULD REMAIN THEIR POST
EFFECT OF ARTILLERY FIRE ON MEN.

following a yesterdays Of very
esng article by Italian correspondent
And bravery
Russian soldier be- his invariably
There unquesonaby
very being flight
great o Ya-Iu many
occurred which the Stah tried conceal 1t is quite
that the officer
Regiment which six u
ing " the straits IN which the 9th and 10th were placed refused to come
their aid had Many
officers that
the Russians might not nave gained the victory they would at all events
those terrible
battles the At the Merchandise suddenly
ways this case both the officers and the soldiers fled from their
position this, weakened right
ued by OF the officers that the could not stand against
infantry heavy
shells often whole confusion. This
during fighting Yantzung
~ Of the da The Ting Pass was abandoned in moment Of panic
after fight which did above hundred killed and wOunded
the this position that it feared
Japanese Manchuan n-
succeeded cheng there Lu
yang at that moment and Kuropkn
Army
Yanung abandoned of panic remained
their makee call sOhey advanced
position,
had made his dispositions with the greatest care and issued the most
instructions; indeed had his orders been followed is
that would the battle But the attack failed
because instead OF occupying the appointed positions the troops Gas ne
himself discovered when he appeared the sPo had taken up quite %
The difficult exposed the enemys fire. had
been avoided and the soldiers were wandering on the slopes OF the MIS-
being the xtnal words of the
Colonel the gallant the
said that he had the choice he would have hanged so per
Perhaps this much but it without
by their absence
critical moments and this apPhes more especially 10 e superior
which guarantee tru but heard
which exaggaon founded Jealousy
and il-natue
asked these who mean fail in the most
soldier cOndgn punishment for their crmeF
sometimes do receive it, and sometimes they do not Russians are
very the Ob of human nau besides they take into
social position his family
many other circumstances seldom nhct disgrace
upon dislike washing their dirty linen
possible there been three
officers murdered brother officers hearC
of this by chance and Russian Off
Ger he Immediately tried change the subject
| contnued).
The Hawaiian star., 1905-01-19
REALTY TRANSFERS


Entered for Record Jan. IS, 1905.
Alfred Lebrun to r A Woodward. ID
Anna M Paris ct al to Elizabeth B
Waterhouse ...............,..Ag Agrmt
j A Hopper Co Id to Lin cling Wal. Rel
Choy Lin and WI to Chang Shun....D
l. Ahlo by aft of mtgee to Oahu
Railway & LAM Co.............FA
l. Ahlo by mtgee to Oahu Railway &
Land Co. .........,..............
Chong Sin Tong & Co by Trs to Lung
Do Chung Sin Tong Benev. socy. ID
Chong Sin Tong & Co by Trs to Lung
Do Chung Sin Tong Benev. socy. ID
Pui Ngu to Ching Sal Kee. .CM
e M Magoon & hsb to Hon Lai ct all
VIM L Peterson TO Trs Of Est w c
Auii"iHO ''''s''''''''.',...,. NJ
Recorded Jan g. 1905.
II Malaloha to Frank Summerfield.
M; acre land and bldgs, Waihee,
1904 ~
Hoolapa and WI to Makahi and WI,
d; ! acr land Kalaoa 8, N Kona, Ha-
wall $40. b 264, p S13. Dated Dec H.
1904
7 K Lalakea to Kami Matsutaro, d;
pc land Kaiwiki, . Hilo, Hawaii. $445
b 264, 3lS. Dated Nov II, 1904
kaml Matsutaro to II X Lalakea, 80.
pc land, Kaiwki, S Hllo, Hawaii $445
B 262, p 1885, Dated Nov II, 1904.
Tsuda Taisuke and wife to r X La.
lakea, ID; pc land, Kaiwild Homesteade
Hllo, Hawaii. 800, and mtg S31S65
Dated Nov 4, 1904.
Maria n Abdul (wldow) to NJ D'Aru
da, NJ; pcs land, cor Alenaio and Ku
kuau SITS, Hilo Hawaii, $500, DATED
Dec 27, 1904.
Paul r Kai ct ais to II Hackfeld 4
Co Ltd, M; pcs land, Punahoa, 2 etc
The Hawaiian star., 1905-01-19

Hllo, Hawaii. $725.SS and advs. $4,000.
Dated Nov l6, 1904.
JoaO Corrtira and WI to Joao Per-
reira, d; pcs land Ahualoa, Hamakua,
Hawaii. $455. Dated Dec 49, 1904.
Vitorla Akana and hsb (Akana) to
Joseph Chung Leong, ID; int in hui
land Peahi Hamakualoa, Maui; int in
pc land Omaopo, Lula, Maui. 81, etc.
Dated Nov 6, 1904.
5 Andrews to Mrs George Keola ct
ais, ID; land patent 4G71, Kapalama,
Honolulu, Oahu. 81, etc. Dated Jan 3,
1905.
Antoine Gehara to Joseph De S Ra-
mos, l.; 1915 a land Paaulo, Hama
ku,, Hawaii, 8 yrs at $40 per an. Dat
ed July /, 1904.
James Paikai and WI to M w Tschu-
di Tr ID; por APPS ! and 2, II p 1882,
Kul 1924, Paalaa, Waialua, Oahu. $40.
Dated Dec 30, 1904.
Mary e Hennessey ct al by atty to
Jennie Kapahu, l.; 81 a land Ahp Puaa-
hala, Molokai. 25 yrs at $35 per an.
Dated Dec 1, 1904.
M Camara to II Hackfeld & Co Ltd.
CM; leasehold of Hoffman Saloon, fur
niture, fittings, ETC. cor Hotel and Nuu-
anu SITS, Honolulu, Oahu. 81 and $398S
Sdvs. Dated Dec 80, 1904.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-01-19
THE GOOD OLD DAYS.

In the good old days-and they were
not so long ago, either--the children
were told Of st. Nicholas, and their
imaginations drew weird pictures of a
wonderland stuffed with toys and good
things. But the modern child of the
cities is wiser. The fctions are kept up,
but they are accepted only as such,
for does not st. Nicholas appear before
it's every eyes in the great stores? It Is
the shop with its gatherings from all
portions Of the world that is the Won
derland Of today Never have the stores
been more attractive to the old as well
as the young. If there are hard times
abroad I'm any portions of the land
they are not In evidence, for Christmas
shopping growing more important as
the years advance has broken all re-
cords with the present season. There
are more goods to be bought there are
more buyers and more money is being
expended than ever.-Philadelphia In
quirer