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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-14
HE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH A. 1905
/: NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS +

Saturday Robert Simpson will at
tend The Southern Illinois normal at
Carbonate this spring.
Mrs. W. f. Beal entertained Satur-
day afternoon complimentary to her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Maggie Simpson, 1t
being the anniversary of the latter's
birth. The guests had been invited
without the knowledge Of Mrs. Simp-
ION and was a complete surprise, her
CONSERVATION added much to the
merriment of the others. After
couple CT hours spent in social con
verse, quilt piecng, etc, elegant re
freshments were served by Miss Gene
Miller, youngest daughter og Mrs.
Beal During the sewing each guest
was given a familiar conundrum, and
The guessing of answers occasioned
much laughter among the jolly crowd
Those in attendance were: Mes.
danes Simpson, guest Of honor, Brat
on, Viekers, Jackson, Perkins. Gil
lam, Benson, Kuykendall. Joiner
Whittenbery, Gore, Smith, Duyer
FrizZell Spellman Galeener, McCart
icy, Mozeley, Hudson and Chapman.
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BIRDS POINT, MO.
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March 10. 1905.


Mr.. Sam Allen and wife Of Wyatt,
Mo-, visited relatives Saturday.
Mr. Frank Parson visited Charles
on Saturday
Cairo visitors Saturday: J. p Law
renee and wife. Chas. e. Perry and
wife, Mesdames 7 NJ Spencer, C. o.
Smith, j. j. Watson. S. r. Rooney J,
I'd Laffler L. NJ Rooney and Miss
Dolly Reynolds.
Miss Bertha Freeman who has
Deen quite III, is improving rapidly
Mrs. c. O. Williams and daughter,
Mrs. Sam Allen, of Wyatt, Mo. de-
parted Saturday evening to More
house, Mo, for a weeks visit to rel
atiyes and friends.
Mrs. ] e. Merriam Of Groenheld's
Landing, Mo, was in town Sunday.
Rev. c. p. Rooney of Wyatt filled
his regular appointment Sunday
night
Our Sunday school has revived
again Fair attendance Sunday, yet
there We're numbers who remained
lway who could have easily attended.
r. ]. Schlayer, manager of the Met
al Bound companys interests at Met
II Bound, Mo, was in town Sunday.
Mr.. j. e. Menefee and wife and
mother, Mrs. Nellie Menefee, of MI
monk. ILL.,, are visiting relatives at
Wyatt, Mo.
Mrs. Laura b. Sparks visited Cairo.
H., Sunday
Owing to the spirited contest
among the applicants for the company
hotel here the proprietress, Mrs. NJ. A..
Stewart, IS still running same. We
understand that the management will
be given TO some capable party resid-
ing elsewhere.
G. N. Nance and Joe Askew left for
Cairo. ILL.,. this morning. They will
depart from there to Pine Bluff, Ark
via Cotton Belt this afternoon
Dr. n. o. Greer returned from Ken
lucky this morning, lie reports his
brother somewhat improved,
Dr. J. w Russell is Smelling corn
today.
Among The Cairo visitors today we
note Mesdames Dora wilkins, r.. NJ
Spencer. c. T. Wilson, s. r. Rooney
Miss Wood Weane, j. D. Grigg ana
Miss Lena Grigg and Mr., H. A. VIII
hanson.
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derstand they are going 10 locate
here
r, ,. Pope of Oaktown, was here
on business Saturday.
Miss Abbie Bankson spent Sun
day with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Moore visited
at w S. Boyds Sunday.
Miss Lola Mackey, Of Vienna, ILL.,.
is Waiting here with reiat yes for
few DAYS and returned home Mon
day
Vineta, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D, Copeland, died Friday night
March H. and was buried Saturday
March II, al taa Masonic cemetery.
The parents have the sympathy Of
all
Chas NJ Gaunt and c. Wehrenberg,
Of Mound City. were UP between
trains Saturday
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry
on March TO- 1905, fine large boy.
r. NJ. Johnson Of Ieyings, was
here Saturday
Blanche Moore spent Sunday with
Monta Ruether
Born. TO General Smith and wife
on March H. 1905. gr.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Calhoun spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. III.
Jones
Mrs. Maude Little Of Oaktown, was
down on business Monday.
Mrs. II. Eyers visited Monday
with Mrs. Clara Joimet
Mrs. p. Rumsoger Of Olmstad, has
been visiting relatives lere
moved on the Roach farm.
H. V. Richards, of Chicago, viii
give us the last lecture of the course
here Friday night March 18th
Everybody should attend.
Andy Moore S fixing his store
front
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RACKET STORE

wins sister.
Miss Irene Crocker returned from
st. Louis last Saturday. where she
spent teh winter with her aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Florence Green Of
Jonesboro. were the guests Saturday
Of the formers broihera Messrs. Jas
and Glenn Green.
Miss Maud Rich. student OF the s.
l. n. L. at Carbonate went back TO
school this morning after Witnessing
the marriage Of her brother. Lyman
Rich.
Mr.. o. f. Baldwin. our new post-
master. has taken his place in the Of.
fee this morning (Monday) with II
b. Finley as ASST tant
II is not known definitely but prob
ably revival meetings win e. mmence
in the Congregational church next
Sunday, March - The pastor. Rev.
DR.. TompHins. win De assisted by Rev.
Van AuBin. Rev Van Aukin is well
known here and VIII Be gladly well
coined by ihe people.
A quiet home wedding OF Sunday
with only members Of the two fami-
lies attending. was that OF Miss Rose
Kendall and Mr.. Lyman Rich. who
were married at the hom eof the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs sam
Kenadll by Rev. Butler Of the Pap
list church.
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1885 n. I'M. Daily Chicago V0stibud
Limited, arriving IN Chicago ut 1870 a. a
connecting with afternoon trains for al poie3
eaet and north.
2;2O a. IN. Daily st. Louis Might LimIte|
arriving ia 81. Louis ~ 7:0S q. m. c0nnectin|
at Union station Tor all points west. Sleepia]
cars open &C 9;fs p. m.
5:IJ n. M. Chicago Daylight Exprcs-]
except sunday, ma xea all stops between Caid
and Chicago, arriving In Chicago at $3.50 D. n
5iI5 a. M, st. Lonis Morning Expired
except sunday, arriving In st. Louis e. II a
making ali stops.
ii $40 n. m. st. Louis Fast Mail. srrtv|
ing 10 81. Louis at 6:Os p. m.
1 $50 a. m. Chicago Midday Spacia
arriving in Chicago, 1859 b. m.
2;32p. IN. Daily ~. Louis Limited. nr]
irving in st. Louis at 1880 p. M, connecting 4
Union Station for Kansas City, Omaha Deu|
yer, San Francisco and all points west.
2.;le y. IN. Fast Express f0r Odin, Ef]
NngbAm, Nation, Tolons, Champaign. Ch3
cAgE
$40 p. m. Thebcs accommodates.
$40 %. m. Chicago and Eastern ri
press arriving In Chicago At sos q. M, Inlsaa|
apolis I;25 Cincinnati, io:a5 q. M, Buffalo, 4
2. M. New York 1850 a. m. Sleeping cars n
chicago,
Daccaooarc For New York and easter|
oooShSSio cities should bear IN minl
that the Illinois Central is the quickest rnus|
by many hours. leaving Cairo at s:0s p. m. sBl
arriving In New York ~ 1850 the second mort
ting.
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J. B. Kuykendall Is in Canton Mo,
assisting his aon-in-law, f. r. Woelho,
in winding up his business, prepare
tory to moving to Wilma.
Mrs DR. Walker of Hot Springs.
Ark. is visiting relatives here. She
lost her elegant home and all of its
contents in the recent big fire there
Mrs. Jim Hankins presented her
husband with ten-pound baby Thurs
day evening; girl No. 2.
Miss Carrie Beauman of Tunnel
Hill, was the guest of Miss Cora Bur
nett the past week.
w H. Cooper who has been visit
ing relatives in Quincy, ILL.,, and
Princeton, Ind has returned home,
Miss Nellie Burnett. after yaea.
ton of a few weeks, Is back at her
old position at the Fair store.
j. Negley Benson is home from the
S. l. p. at Chester His wife has been
sufferer from the grip for a few
weeks, but is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Maggie Balowe was called tc
Dongola last week by the serious i'll
ness and death of her sister-in-law.
Grant McFatridge. one of our hust
ling liyerymen, was in Tunnel Hill on
business a few days.
Mrs. Hattie Perkins was rendered
surprise party at the home of hei
daughter, Mrs w II. Gillian, Friday
afternoon in honor of the anniversary
of her birth. ''Tis not necessary td
mention the ages of those present
suffice TO say none of them were
numbered among the aged. The sur
prise was complete and the Grove
spent an enjoyable afternoon, long 70
be remembered Dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Gillian, and
those having the affair in charge and
all. went home wishing Mrs Perkins
many more happy birthdays.
Mr. W. G, Jackson entertained al
dinner Friday evening Misses Carrie
Beauman Georgia Banchfil. Cora
Burnett and May Ballowe, Mcssrs. 4
Ward Chapman. Tom Gillespie.
Rev. A. j Littell of Mound city,
was here calling on his many friends
Friday Miss Madge Perkins accom-
panied him home for a few days Wis
It.
S, J. Carter is in ST. Louis buying
a stock of spring goods for the enter
prising firm of which he is a member
Miss Amy Galeener, primary teach
er in our schools, had special eXor
cises in her room last Friday after
noon. It was in the form Of a "Hia
watht' entertainment and the little
folks did quite well
The Drover bank officials are iglr-
ing on rebuilding the apartment re,
Gently destroyed by fire
Clint Hunt of Ridenhouer went to
st. Louis last Saturday with a car
load Of cattle.
j. Robert Simpson. the Ozark teach |
sr and j. NJ. Martin, teacher at the /
Oakland school, were Vienna visitors |
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GOLDEN.

March 10, 1905.

March 10, 1905.
owen Green spent Sunday at his
home in Anna.
George DeWese. an employe Of the
Sanford store al Anna, spent Sunday
with HIS parents.
Mr. d II. Eyett was in Marion a
few days last week visiting his daugh'
ters, Mrs. George Burnley and Mrs.
HYDE Williams.
Miss Mamie Kendall, who is teach.
ing in the public schools at Elerrin
came home yesterday Sunday to be
present at the wedding Of her sister
Mr. and Mrs. o. f. Baldwin return
ed Saturday from Abba, Iowa, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Bald
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

State of IlliEois, Alexander county. S. Il
In the Alexander county circuit couTt Nd
term, A d., 1880 BENJAMIN r. Thistiewnol
plaintiffs US gatleP Bates Gonstruetion Cnn|
pny, defendant; in attachment
Notice Is hereby given that o snit by attaeH
ment las been commenced IN said conr{
favor OF the above named plaintiff aaainsE til
estate Of said defendant, for the sum IL fou
teen hundred two aud FcYen-hundTedtha dol
lars. Now. therefore, unless said defendad
shall appear on the first day Of the next teri
OF said court, to be Holden at the cours hou]
in Cairo, on the 9Th day Of May, A d., 1904
and awe bail and plead as required by las
judgment win be entered against il and III
estate so attached sold.
LES 3. DAVIS CLERK.
Cairo, Illinois, March ., 1905.
David :. LangdenS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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500 ST. Louis and Return $500.
Via Illinois Central R r. Thursday
March 23rd. tickets sold for trains
leaving SIS a. m. and 235 p N also
special train leaving 9.35 a. N. -Four
fun days in st Louis
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can Old EzchcIor.

Speaking of beloved chum who r
Gently had married a beautiful 81
and gone on a wedding tour. an d
bachelor said \ miss Charlie YEA
much. and sometimes feel like wee
ing fer him. since he went over 70 II
silent majority. The Sunda
Mo gazine"
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A spring tonic that makes rich.
red blood. Brings strength. health
and happiness 20 tle whole family
Nothing equals HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea as a spring tonic. IS
cents paal G. Schuh and Sons.
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March 10. 1905.
Mrs Mollie Peelar. of Cypress;
Mrs Ella Reese and Mrs. Nellie
Weeks. of Belknap, came down TO
attend the funeral Of litIe Vineta
Saturday.
Mrs Nell McGee and children Of
Mounds, came Saturday and we I'M
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a Remarkable Tcnah.

Doubtless the nlost reinarIab|
tomb IN the world il the tofnb q iii
eleyna Tho md Virgins. The thosl
sands Of rlAes here inferred Ill
those Of st. Ursula and the sisters q
her order The tomb dates hack u
the sixth cCatary after Chrlst. Th]
bones afe CT varlocs shapes and sized
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.


NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA. AT
LANTA, JACKSONVILLE, SA-
VANNAH. VICKSBURq
and JACKSONVILLE.
$500 a. m. THE Dixie Flyer" Msmphis|
Nashville and Jacksonville.
3t1O a. N Memphis and Esw Orlse.s Limir7
cd via Memphis, arriving In Memphis at esif
a. m. and New Orleans 7:i5 .. m.
0;UO a. m. Paducah and ouisyille.
1910 p. M, daily, Memphis and New Orie4r@
Past Mail arriving in Memphis At T.Io .. "a. and
New Orleans al 9.25 q. m.
1910 p. m, daily, Nashville. Chatsnooraan(
Atlanta.
GAS pm. Memphis and New Orleans special
arrive IN Memphis a. 1879 p. m, New Orleane
1900 a. IN.
CHOP N. PAducah, Hopkinsville and Iouis{
Vile.
sS~For through tickets, sleeping car sccon
modetions and further information Apply AZ
Illinois Central Passenger station, Cairo, m.
J. II. JONES, Tkt. Al.
A. II. HANSON. Gen Pass. AIT. Chicago
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Seoond.cIass one-way Coonist Tick.
cts to California.

second-cass one-way colonist Tick.
cts to California.
$31 .65, Cairo TO San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego and all other
points, taking the California common
rate.
Tickets sold March 1st to May 18th,
and Sept. 18th to October 31st, 1905
Commencing March End, 1905, the
greatest chaurauqua ever held in the
south will assemble at Chronicle, Al
ALBANIA Low railroad rates have been
arranged For particulars and copy
of program and other literature ap
ply to your home agent or Jno NJ.
Beall. G. p. A., NJ. and o. r. R., st.
Louis
Any further information regarding
the above rates will be furnished upon
application 20 the undersigned.
JNO. NJ. BEALL, G. p. A.,
st. Louis, Mo.
]. II. JONES, Ticket Agent,
Cairo, III.
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ASSORTMENT NO. I.
q lib. sack Highest Patent Flour
] Id. purest Homemade Mince Meat
! lib. Heintz Lilly White Kraut
/ bar Modern Hygenic Laundry Soap
! can best loo Lye
ASSORTMENT NO. p
u lb. sack Highest Patent Flour
l can Best Sugar Corn
can Best Whole Tomatoes
l glass Pure Strained Honey
glass Pure Fruit Jelly
l glass Horse Radish or Mustard
/ pkg. H.-O, Pancake or Buckwheat
/ pkg Seeded Raisins
ASSORTMENT NO. s.
] ID. Fresh Early Breakfast Coffee
8 lbs. Eastern Granufated Sugar
3 lbs. Butchers Pure Lard
2 lbs. Nelson-M Morris Best Ham
6 lbs. Country Ground Meal
ASSORTMENT NO. A.
ID. Imperial Gunpowder Tea
h. roll Country Butter
| dozen Eggs
l lb. California Comb Honey
l doz California Lemons
For the Lenten season we carry
NTH re All ly;ndc opd ~ f,,u necOrt-
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The Indian rhinoccros is slowly be
coming extinct There arr only four
specimens ia the zoos cf the continent
and the rhinoceros In the iungies are
becoming 50 rare that one is seldom
seen, even by the most ardent hunter
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DIS affairs became wfuer MS
'aculously improved.
Ter [ called ut his office | won
neither | should find him a
or Il millionaire; but, upon
:, regarded him as steadily
toward sensational ruin. 1t
leasure to talk with him be-
had so many worries which
10 well. He was the only man
cqualntance whose pecuniary
we're worse tangled than my
|, though his debts were great
nine in the proportion Of $40 to
there was a certain similarity
.uatiOns.
ny Harland said to me, 1--WE
, gold mines
mines" said |.
inly. They're in the Yellow
,gion of New Mexico. Here's
I the claims"
He'd the map out of the litter
yays incumbered his desk and
before me. 1t was printed in
colors, and ! saw the name
D Galleon" in black letters upon
,emblage of yellow parallelo-
on the right hand side. judged
ie parallelograms were the sep.
claims that made up the Golden
u mine.
seen this Golden Galleon stock
ised for SALE said /; but, Of
| didn't know that you were
nko steerer behind it,"
ana was frowning at the map.
S Is the old one" he said and
out another from a drawer. The
Galleon in this revised presenta-
ID moved to the exact center of
ture,gand there were startling al
is in the adjacent territory.
Oh can write us a slashing good
,tus," said he, "we'll pay real
for it. These clippings of our
sing will show you the line of
1t we like, and if you need any
cts
.. ..,i..A g,Y
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R.C0

Winter Tourist Rates to Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo, Col.
y46.65 round trip from Cairo. Tick
Its sold daily to and including April
5Oth. limited to return June LIST. 1904
s2L15 New Orleans.
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II you want the want, you want to
get use the Bulletin want column.
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Annual Meeting Central Illinois Teach
ers' Association, Peoria, Illinois,
March 81. April 1. 1905.

Ills. Cairo 10 Peoria and return.
Tickets sold March Goth and 31s.. lini-l
tied 10 return April 3rd. 1905.
For fun particulars and information
regarding to above rates apply % the|
undersigned.
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one-wsy sseond-elass Rates to Cal

one-Way sseond-olsss Rates to Cal.
Hernia.
s3IG5. Cairo 20 san Francisco. Los
Angeles. san Diego. Coles. Cali, and
al other points in California taking
California common rates also . Pres
cot and Phoenix. ARR via Ask Fcrls.
and 10 Phoenix via Mariespa- TiekeisH
sold March Isl to May 18th. 1905. and
September 15th 10 October s1st, fs
A. b. HANSON.
General Passenger Agent
:. n JOINS.
Ticket Agszt
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the aver
scribed run
gold piesea-
a beautirch
that tlle3.OO
ally knqars
icon mi
kind lar
HOW
Adams
"Nobo
said Hal
men will
/ shu4
me befos
risk the
leon. ?
men wi
ing fore
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Fish Of all kinds and a full -assort-
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8 II tDNEcl
Ticket Agszt
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COTTAGE CARPET

COLT AIE IANF Z
and in a short time viii be used by
all progressive householders- II Is
warranted moth proof We would like
to show it to you. Try 1t IN one room
and later permit US TO use dlnerent
patterns on every room IN your mousse
It is cheap, pretty and serviceable.
Ask for it at the furniture stores of
J. HOPP & co.
in the Alexander Young Building.
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Recorded October 80, 1905.

H A Gerlach to Frank D da Rosa,
Rel; lot "a part B of Patent 4O32, Vol
cano Rd, Puma, Hawaii. $1,000. 262,
p 112. Dated Oct 49, 1905.
Evan da Silva to Anna J de Mello,
Rel; pc land, Hilo, Hawaii. s25. B
226, p Is. Dated Oct IA, 1905.
Wing Fong Co to Hop Sing Yon Co,
S; int in leasehold. bldgs, livestock,
etc, Paukukalo, Waikiki, Maui. $500
B PA, 81. Dated Oct Z, 1905.
Hattie NJ Maule to Manuel Texeira,
L; r P 54O3 kul 44O5, Paleileiha, Wal
hee, Maui. Il yrs at $50 per VI. B
273, $40. Dated Oct q, 1905.
Hilo Sug Co to Kailiula Ck). Rel;
por gr 1872, Mokuhonua, Hilo, Hawaii
$3.50. 252, 1862. Dated Oct I. 1905.
Kanaina Rose (widow) eft al to Will
liam McCluskey, NJ; pcs land, near
Church St, HiIo, Hawaii. 5000. B 271,
371. Dated Oct %, 1905.
Hawaii Mill Co Ltd to Halai Hill
Co Ltd, Assmt Rent; rents accruing
from leasehold. ST. 273. 322. Dat
ed May Is, 1905.
William r Castle and VT to Fanny
T Halstead, D; lot Is blk 1 of por r
P 6715 kul 591. Poloke, Honolulu, Ca
hu. $3.50. B 277, SO. Dated Feb &c,
1902.
Alex D Thompson and VT to Est of
Charles Motley Sr TT of. D; por lot
465, Hackfeld and Prospect SITS, Homo
lulu, Oahu. 81. B 277, 40. Dated
Oct :. 1905.
Oahu College by trs to Charles F
Schermerhorn. D; lot 5 blk 9, College
Hills, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B 2I7,
n Al Dated Apr 1901
Drummond and VT ct al to Ma
hiku Rubber Co Ltd. D; int in por
lot Is, Nahiku, Hama, Maui S2115.
B 277. p II. Dated Aug %. 1905.
Manuel Torres ct al to Nahiku Rub
Der Co Ltd, d; int in por lot 10 OF
Patent 1928. Nahiku, Koolau. Maui.
$275. B 277. . IS. Dated Aug 26, 1905.
Jazuina Torres (widow) to Nahiku
Rubber Co Ltd. Rel Dow; int in por
Patent 4523. Nahiku. Koolau, Maui.
$412. 3 217. p A. Dated Aug IS, 1905
A NJ Feiteira and VT to Nahiku Rub
Der Co Ltd, D: int in lot IL of Patent
4447, Nahiku, Koolau Maui 1884. B
277. p 4S. Dated Sept 1, 1905.
Kaapuni Kahaf and hsb &C ID To
John Keahipaka TT. D; int in por p P
1923 kul 36S9B. Kaloaloa, etc, Waia-
lua. Oahu. SIS. 277. p AZ. Dated
Sept, 1905.
Jacob NJ Lac to Richard H Trent TT
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5 Lots in Kapahllu Tract

WILL E. FISHER.
AUCTIONEER.
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HAWAII'S APPEAL.

Rev. DR.. Scudder delivered the fol-
lowing address before the conference
on the 18th:
No man is yet born who has been
that tiny group of islands in the mid
Pacific entrusted by God to our re-
public after three centuries of as prov
idential history as that of any land
this earth has ever had Last May in
the annual meeting of the Territorial
Association provision was made for the
participation of American and Korean
Methodist brethren, and on the board
of our great mid-Pacific institute the
presiding elder of the Methodist
Church has been elected by our Home
Missionary Board. There is not so
much talk about Christian unity out
there as there is realization of it in
practice. All this lends a peculiar
charm to the campaign in Hawaii. But
Hawaii S appeal rests upon something
more inspiring than a trumpet call out
of the past. It comes to you and me
of America with authority of an i'm
perative duty. The line of battle
which we face is of vastly different
mettle from that confronting the
fathers of 1920.
There is no question that the fierce
white race, with its death-dealing
drinks and its strenuous living, must
soon make an end of the most genial
man Mother Earth has nurtured. The
Hawaiian is slowly fading. mingling
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Good Furniture<zs
j. HOPP g. co.

NJ; lot 6 of Patent 44S7, Olaa, Puma.
Hawaii. 5000. B 271, p 373. Dated Oct
80, 1905
Lau Fai to Lau Sam. B S; 1-2 share
in c Along, lex Sing Co, corner Front
and King SITS, Hilo, Hawaii. $3.50.
B 274, p 342. Dated Oct %, 1905.
E w Kaunamano and VT to F A
Schaefer, D; por kul ZIG, Honokala,
Hamakua, Hawaii. $23S.50. B PIT, p
81. Dated Oct "a. 1905
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record November 8, 1905,
From a. m. to D. m.
George F Mcleod and VT to E
FaXon Bishop Observation-Disclosures. NJ
Malakina Enaena and hsb to
Hutchinson Sugar Plant Co. NJ
kealoha Huailani and hsb ct al G
Ako (k) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
A Lewis Jr to E Fernandez ... d
William 0 Smith TT to W NJ Min
ton r
w NJ Minton and VT by atty to
Kepa Kainoa (w) ............... d
w NJ Minton and VT by atty to
Kamala Hanapi (w) ........... d
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OF THE ASSOCIATION

The report of the finance committee
follows: Current receipts for the year,
$342, Up, an increase of $16,693; ex-
penditures, $363,509 decrease of $10,-
472 compared with last year. The
debt the current year is $21.336. which,
with the debt of $19,414. for 19O2-03,
and the debt of $4s,5O3, for 10000,
makes the total debt showing Sept. 80,
1905, $S9,254. With the most conserva-
tive and economical supervision there
will be occasional years when tempo
rary Indebtedness will be incurred.
Enlarged support is the surest method
of avoiding debt. The reserve legacy
plan, which went into effect three years
ago, is proving very satisfactory, en-
aiding the executive committee in MAX
ing appropriations to estimate more ac
curately the amount available from
legacies for the current work. We are
pleased to note the increase in receipts
and the evidence that the friends of
the association are rallying to its sup
port.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-04
PRIMO
LAGER
ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLE
HAVE YOU MATING
ON YOUR FLOORS?

If YOU have used it for any length
of time YOU no doubt feel that mat
ting is not exactly the cleanliest or
heaithiest thing you could use. Damp
air often makes the odor of mating
unpleasant. And mating is so widely
used that to have it on your floors
makes them look common. From an
Eastern manufacturer we have secured
a substitute for mating. 1t does not
cost much more to put down than mat
ting and makes your rooms look cosy
and comfortable 1t will wear and look
well longer than mating and unless
Won are verv familiar with the goo Is
YOU cannot tell it from Brussels car
bet after it is down. All fine carpet
patterns are copied in these goods. 1t
is good for every room of your house
Il Is calleI