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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

Was1irgtor. p. C.. Oct. 13.-An order
has been signed by Secretary shaw
ard today se1t 20 the chiefs OF a-
b1-saus ar5 divisious il the vari--s
executive departments. which. IL ac-1.
ally .arriet out. viii put an end 20 tls
numerous sizee-rss held bv privilege
clerks azd employees with politiea.
pull TIE order requires that the chiefs
of the various bureaus ani divisions
must certify % the work done by their
szboriizatss before the latter ear 55-
taiz sAe.r pay. Zach division heal
must make oath shat the person iz
waose favor ;he voucher is drawn has
been regularly in attendance AZ bis
place q w5rk throughout the peri5i
covered AID actually doing the work.
TIE order is aimed a. the numerous
employees who maintain themselves upon
TIE FEDERAL payroll without psrforz-
ing actual services, or performing then
very irrezularly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13
ENGINEER
WINS OUT

A settlement 5f the l51E staining
llsu--e tetwee- S.a.e E-ri-eer Lew
is a-f ;le Dsset-.ss Irrigation ard
Power Company has probably been 1r.
rl-EsL Lewis. ~ tts .srus " its
s--r-c-iss. f5r s-eh 10 san Be called.
ui-s all bis contentious. TIE irriza.
ti-- company viii withdraw It's app.i-
satA1u 90 have ;he state apply for gov
eminent patents Tor all tie Iauds in its
graz; IN Crook egu-ty ard submit a
rev re1usst.
Tie new application viii ask tia;
the state a77lv % ths government for
patents crlv on lazis wsI IL ths
asiE1bo-h5el q is irrigation canals.
TIE company had requested iaat the
state s-rireer certify as reclaimed all
The lad il It's grant. $4,000 acres iu
all This 1fr. Lewis refused 20 ID. as
sert.zE that a. she lad Vas 10. rs-
claimed. He basei bis refusal on the
fact fhat great portioz of the lszd
was situated zi,ss from any irriEating
saral ant could ID; possibly be cor
Eisrsd az reclaimed
TIE company. fniirg that TIE state
engineer vas obdurate. has decided
that &; was better % take part % the
loaf than nous a. al ard has aEreei
20 b satisfied With the approval and.
csrtiEeatioa of part Of the lard il the.
graut as rseiaimst The exact amount
q land that viii BE- certified % viii
70; Be givea out At the present time.
I; is. however. a small p9rtioa 5rly o.
the entire grant.
At the meeting q TIE state land
board rext week. &, is probable tha;
actioa viii be taken % ask for pat
eats from the goverumeut OF the
land certified as reclaimed By tie
s.ate engineer
What the Dssehutes Irrigati0z and
Power Company viii DO further tow
ard having the balance Of its LAID ae.
.epiei by the state is a problem.
Some q the lan5 lies . niles from
iuy irrigatiag canal aHd still more II
u such a nature that IL is irreelaira.
able.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
HAVE NEGLECTED TO TRY DE-.
WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
The One Rsnedy Particularly Suited
for the Most Common Fen
tuins Ills.

AA-444e LIZ
To women who suffer DR.. wlliaus
Pink Pills are worth their weigh; i-
gold. AZ special psriois a woman neess
medicine 20 regulate her blood-supP.v
or her life would Be a round q paiz
azi suffering Dr.. Williams Pizk
Pills are absolutely the finest neil.
cizs TIA. ever a woman took. TEeg
actually naks zsw blood They are
soot for men too-but they are gc0i
IL special way for women.
"Is was three years ago las; spring
that ny health failed re" SAYS Mrs
Arthur Coaklin q No. 5 C5l5water
street., Battle Greek. Nies. "I SUI
ferei from leuekorrhoel ar3 other
troubles that, presume, were caused
by tie weakness il pr5llcel. I had
sinking spells. nervous ksalaesss. was
weak and erhauste5 an ,ls ;i-e and
looked Ike a walking skeleton.
my back ard hzhs would ache al
uoE so-tiuually and there were days
whsu vas abso,1tely helpless from
sick headache. 7 .sisl o-s lce;5s after
another but saaz5; say cha; they help
ed ne ~ al. NJ live. VAS lrggisa
azi vas troab.ea c=e v,;A s5zsti-
pAtioz.
"Ozs day a Physician who las Gov
rs,irei from practice ne. ny husband
On the street azl inquired about ny.
Aealt1. He advises ny husband 70 get
se=s q DT. WL.iaus PAX Pills for
ne, saii they were god medicine.
better for ny trouble thar be could
p-t Up. / took SIX boxes 2-6 vas en-
sirsly sureI As SOB as the !eueo-r-
Eoea vas cured tie headaches and
o,her pains stopped I an e1urely
wei now, bot iatszEe5 % continue 70
use Dr.. Wlliazs' PAX Pills as
sPriag t0zic
Ms Couklia permits :As Publication
q her s-ats-s-g IN The L5pe ana bslisf
thai il wli hsiP suEeriag women 70
aoi the rsue1y that VII cure them.
All see i rishe D.. Williams Piak
PAs are the gTeateS- cure there is
for the common ailments q msa and
WomeI-f0F the weakuess ana back.
aches q Aaasnia, TIE hsavizess and
distress q inhses-icu The paizs ana
aches q Rheg=Atisn. Ssiatisa and
NeuEalgiai rhs Eissry q Spinal Weak /
Eess ar1 the ID AealtA thar follows
any disturbance of regularity in the
blood slpp.y. AL ,hess auuents are
eaHs>i By bad Good, aai Dr. Wi.
liaus' PAX Pils actually make new
blooA TAey ioz't ast % the bowels.
rhey tcut bother with mere svmp-
to1s rhsy strike straight AZ the com
mon roos q disaasa Bos. Of sourse.
yea Dust So the genuine pius Sub
s,itutes an3 imitAtious never eurea /
aayocdy. TAs ssauias Ds. Williams
Pink Pills are SD by an druggists or
BY the Dr.. Williams Medicine Co
SsAsectady, \. y.
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roarht in war with Spain.

S--.--fs-d. Mass. Oct. 13.--The frs'
-a--.7- 1t the second Regiment Mas
.s.l-ss.ts Volunteer Infantry. which
.---sI in the Sparish-American war
was held today at Memorial hall il
-st, s.~. A business session for for
--, ---ariz4tior was held and this
was followed By a camp FIRE meeting
fer .zs exchange Of "reminiscences Of tho
-a-s 5f 'gs. The visitors were enter
-a.-sI at dinner BY the Woman 8 Re.
lief Corps
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

WasAiugtol, u c. Oct l3-TAis Is
the elosing 3ay q The thirty-aFs; an
nlal eoaventioa of the American Bauk-
ers' Assceiati'n, WhisA opeze3 here
Weinesiay. After the moruiag sss-
siou lad bssn called % order by the
president Mr.. = =, Swinasy, the dis.
eussioa Of practical banking questions
vas tAken up and soatizusd fer ahout
eae hear. TAea Mr.. Harvey L Gould
e., of C.sve.a1d, O., delivered an al
dress On ''our ColmsEes. - he vas fol-
loEs1 BY Mr.. Leslie NJ Shaw, tie sse-
rstary az the treasury, WA0 delivered
an address dealing With various prsb-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13
Na.rr.I Historians.

Boston. Mass. Oct; l3.-Many Of
..s leading schools and scientific socie.
.-s q New Englani are represented
O.: .5s natural history congress which
opened Esre today. Il is regarded as
k.-d ever held il this country and
--eh interest is manifested in the pro-
csetizss. II conjunction with tie con-
-r=ss there is large ard eonprehen.
s.vs exhibition of natural history spec
izszs, methods, apparatus and records,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13
THE HOP
MARKET
QUIET
Prices Hang Up on Account Of
Immense CrOr In
England

TIE city vas yesterday uEei
with hop growers VITO offered tssir
crops % urrsspousivs dealers No; a
single sals was reported for ths s-tire
day. thouzk on wednesday no less
than four frus bouEht quantities
ranging fro- $50 % 800 bales
Prices vzvsret about TIE 12ts cent
mark. With a tendency % decline. Oulv
one bay at 12ls was made o. We1uss-
day. Dealers were Offering 1lta eezts.
but could fad No takers They evi-
dently erpeet prices 20 drop Wien
the recently received oFsial report
from Englaz3 about the unprecsisns-
~ large uop has hal tine % fully AZ
feet hop growers
A buy 5f 4es bales vas reported yes
tsrday morning by : Harris CO.
The price paid is said 90 have beer
l2lc esuta Louis Laehmurd 4 Co.
report q bay of 40 bales from the
West s.de. 1894 crop. a; prices BE-
tveeu 10 aud II cents
Krsbs Bros have giveu out the pur-
chase of l50 bales az l. II cents. Cat
liu & Liuu have made the lowest o.
resent bays They closed nego;ia-
tions with az IniS7sndeuee grower
yesterday tor bis holding q 80 bales
- lcls cents
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r.-e.artans Neet IN London.

L5-5e-. Oc;. IA unique congress
n. rars-s-isrs assembled in London
.-t,v 20 exchange ideas and discuss
-.7-s for spreading the doctrine Of
-a-a-a--s-isn. Among those in at
-s--a-se SO the opening were number
q -s- and women who have passed
.-.s- four score milestone and who at
tribute :1sir longevity and also their
-55E health to their abstention from
s.-s-- "fesh. fish or fowl" The con-
y-zss viii continue several days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13
Sure Cure for Pna

itching Piles produce moissun
cause itching, this form, as vl
Blind, Bleeding or Protrudins Pns
cured By DR.. Bo-san-kOs Pile Rsu
Stops itching and bleeding Az
tumors. soc a jar at druggists, q
by mail. Treatise free. Writ
about your case. Dr.. BoSaake
adelphia, Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

yi-csr-es. I'D. Oct. l3.-Ths fea.
-lss q rae closing day Of the annual
convention Of Indiana club women was
AZ address by Governor Henley. The
governor took as the subject ot his re-
marks "Tae Relation Of the Indiana
Federation Of Club Women 10 Inii.
s-1's Reform Problem"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13
The Way
To Wealth

Bszlamiu Fmnklia said; "TAs
wsy 70 Weaith is as plain as shs
Way 20 MaFsst" He gives these
directions;
Be hoaesi, work bard. save some.
Exsellsut rdvies AMI the las, IS
~ aecessary as ths arst.
Oar Sayiags DePaTtmsut yin AslP
yoa save. II win take year savings
IN suus as saan as one dollar ana
uAke tAem eSFa mere. Intsssst
senPoun1sd ssmi-aanuaIly Al three
per seaA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

steps taken to prevent II posiE,
adoption Of a constitution for Nm
state 50 long as il embOdi@ v5
clause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13
Hair Tonic.

Alcohol 2la ounces, castor d
ounce, sulphats quiaine ? grains
ture eanthariies. Z draehn. A
twice daily, rubbing well into ih,
with a stiff brush.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

fFes seAeol blostsrs can be haa a.
all tie stoFss that sell EPPlsy's Per
fsetioa Bakiag PoE5sr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

IT rAKEs TrsrE, EETETTTIoS AND coz
mon sense arsuuents % make pe0pis
believe IN buying your goods ana come
back for more. Too many advertisers
empty their appr0prauoa sand boxes
on the arst grade. and the road % al.
vertis'ng success - strevu with TIE
bleaching skeletons o. tie vicrtma Of
one Insertion
John WanamAksr oaee sAt4. 're
dfseoattnus adverttstng n Ike TAX
tng down yoar stHn-"
Y0u have a sign above your door %
les people know WHO you are and what
ycu are doing That's what your al
Vertising coss- IL merely mulupiiea
your sign Il lcts Thousands Of peopls
know what you have 70 seiL-M- L
Oorey. Secretary NAtional Retail Hart
ware Dealers' Association IN Rscailes
and ADVERTISE.
Ks~p rssF al. IN tAts papsr a. ysu
vaah 90 ksep yosr baafns4s bsfers
eA@ PssSls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

CA ST0RrA
A~zA AA AAtN NJ ga1N sasII
''.'- &H2ZLz.[
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-13

Tender and aPPe-iEiug is the main
item Of the good dinner bin Of fare. and
II You buy the roas; az our market you
know il will be the best 20 be had, for
we make a speciality OF selling only the
Good Kinds OF Meats.
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z O. CROSS

State Street Market Phone POI
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M. McHn@Try, Ltd
CORNER FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS.
ABDUCTION CASE UNDER
TRAIN ROBBERY STATUTE

\ case OF train robbery netting Hawaii
japanese Yoshimua the hands
authorities here charged with ofense under the
that description OF crime in the territories There
in the the accused men
did blow up the express messengers box hold
passengers money and watches and ewe make
either these OF robbery 1t
@. & L. CO. train to abduct
According the evidence presented before Commissioner
Judd preliminary examination Saturday. Saito and Mueda
Iwlei hired by Yosmura abduct the wife of
Japanese laborer employed at Wapahu.
Ycshnu:a is cook also from Waipahu who coveted his
neighbours wife Yamanaka The cour had
Honolulu go Waipahu day after
Tauro had previously urnd the efforts OF Yhmur 20
bes1ie away husband Suddenly the wi tIat
entered the tram ard odered the to Wild hen
Man and demonstrated when the ntruder seized the
pulled her of the She managed back ea1
times husband val:any sting the ruans hv
dragged again, declared he atcc
Then Let wife 90 Wft5 them.
aIaese eyewnesse OF the outrage gave information the
authorities the the
arrested
The law under which proceedings are taken Chapter &c.
preston OF train obbere in the territories of the wild and oo
but in handy for aiding the
past waged here by District Attorney Breckons
and Marshal Hendr against the imported Oriental crimes OF
slavery and peonage. The 5 follows:
That any person shall wuy and malicousy espass upon
upon railroad railroad
within any Territory of the United States any place subject
exclusive jurisdiction thereof
NIT murder robbery or any unlawful violence upon or against
passenger said any engineer
fireman, brakeman any officer employee
upon against any express
messenger mail agent train thereof
commit ofense against
thereon such person punished imprisonment not @
ceedng by fine exceeding
lars, BOTH at the discretion OF the
Sec. That any person who shall abet
the preparation of of the oenses
cedng section shall be deemed to be principals therein
Sec s. That the trial OF any charged any
oense this Act shall necessary to set forth
prove the particular against whom
commit such ofense against any particular person.
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SPOT On
sun DISC
A Solar Phenomenon
Reflected on the
Sextants.

About the first of February the Off
GERS of the transport Dix while taking
the sun at noon with their sextants
found speck in the center of the
glasses. They brushed it away. as they
supposed. The next day the same
.speck appeared, and on consultation the
officers found that each glass was so
affected, and then they realized that
a great sun-spot was apparent on the
surface of the beaming countenance of
Old Sol.
Every day this phenomenon had been
noticed and the officers, on arrival. in
quired whether any attention had been
paid to it here. They suggested that
if any college or school here had an
astronomical observatory. now was a
good time to study the spot.
''It looks like a ham,, said one of
the Dix's officers.
Recent files of the Examiner call at
tention to spots on the SUM- There
has been a theory that a spot appear
ing on the SUMS disc causes a change
in the weather, such as has been re-
Gently experienced here. This theory
does not find credence with local men
of science, as, for example. Prof. w
D. Alexander.
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SHOULD co TO K|LAUEA

Continued from page IL
| to cling to my berth at night with both
hands, but the experience is worth
something. When we reached the Vol
cano House we We're received with
open arms by Demosthenes Lycurgus
pleasant and it was so. We had peo-
pie in our party from many sections
of the United States, and they were de-
lighted. One can go away from the
Volcano House feeling satisfied. Ly
curgus, as mine host at the Volcano
House, will advertise the Islands and
draw people here. Meals-well, / have
pleasant memories of them yet, as
served by Demosthenes.
but the volcanoI That vast dead
sea of lava, which once heaved and bill
lowed and then became cool with the
pillows still in place, is grandeur by
Itself. Think of riding for miles across
a stretch of lava in an old crater and
knowing it was once seething mass
OF molten mother earth. Kilauea may
not now be very active, but there is
heat enough from the cracks to drive
one away. We scorched cards over the
cracks and some lighted cigarettes. I
have stood on the brink of Vesuvius
but its grandeur is puny beside the
magnificent vistas afforded at Kilauea.
Then I had an opportunity to see at
first hand the magnificent stretches of
cane and agricultural lands and the
great cattle ranches on the western
coasts and slopes of the Island of Ha-
wall. I had the pleasure of driving
part of the way with Judge Sanford
B. Dole. Then I saw something of the
home life at Robert Kinds, a Olding's,
at Sam Parker's great ranch. with its
thousand and thousands of acres and
thousands of cattle Eben Low escort
ed me over much of the country. I'm
agine thousands of acres of land, with
cattle thriving, and not sign of water
anywhere. If 1 tell that to people on
the mainland they will regard me as
a sort of a lunatic. But that is true,
of course.
The drives over the Island of Ha-
wall form series of continual changes
and surprises. There are flowers, a
wealth of varied vegetation and fields
of cane, stretching for miles and miles.
1t is a rich country and filled with a
warm hospitality. which i, as strang-
er, can never forget.
The stranger coming here, the one
who Wanders about the earth, merely
tills the soil on his first visit, speak
ing fguratively. After an absence he
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feels the desire to revisit the islands
and see the crop.
This is my second visit TO the Is
lands 1t has been a delightful one
In some way or another some amuse-
ment or entertainment has been en-
countered at the hotels and in other
places to fill up ones time pleasantly.
While in lIohala I attended a recep-
ton TO a minister. That was one of
the biggest surprises of all. There L
found at night dozens of carriages with
lights attached to them, as if they were
waiting in San Francisco for the thea
ter to let out. And then the way the
people dressed for the reception 1
might have imagined myself back in
the midst Of a big mainland capital
never for d moment imagined COM
ing in contact with anything of the
kind on the slope of a mountain. of
what appears on the map of the Pacific
Ocean TO be a tiny pinhead dot of an
island"
Mr. Wilkinson leaves for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday
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HAWAII FOR CONCESSIONS
MAY RESIGN SPEAKERSHIP
Representative "Jim'' Lewis of Fio Says tioI-
stein is Big Island Choice---May Trade
Office for Liberal Road Appropriations.

Representative Jim Lewis OF Hawaii arrived from Ho the
Saturday waiting for OF legislators to be
called
BLACKSMITH statesman from Hlo IS here advocate first
all the claims the peakershp Naturally says
Lewis Hawaii legislators would make selection from their
member that important Whether they will stand
him through thick thin wes OF the Oahu
WELD the gravel another
guess that Harris will take precedence
Iolstein.
Lewis doesn't believe Kauai for the
speakershp Even Folstein may Hawaii delegations
support There Is no certainty members viii choose
to remain eadfa champion granted
Hawaii in the way appropriations especially for roads,
the delegation may swing around the capital
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary have been issued to the
undersigned as executors under the
will and of the estate of Henry NJ.
Whitney, late of Honolulu, deceased.
All creditors of the estate are hereby
notified to present their claims, duly
authenticated, and with the proper
vouchers, if any exist, even though
said claims be secured by mortgage
upon real estate, to the undersigned,
or to Holmes & Stanley, attorneys for
the undersigned, at their offices on
Kaahumanu street in Honolulu, Ter
ritory of Hawaii, within six 90 months
from the date hereof (Which is the
date Of the first publication of this
notice. otherwise such claims, if any,
will be forever barred. And all per-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment
to the undersigned or the attorneys
above named.
Dated, Honolulu, Territory of Ha-
wall, January A. 1905.
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY,
WILLIAM w. GOODALE,
Executors.
7000-Jan. IA, q, %. Feb. 4, IL.
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You must have them. II in hurry, much the
better for us. We fit in hurry. And such
good clothes Ready for the social whrl the theatre
the club the lodge. Full dress for complete tormay,
dinner suits for the family circle and stage dongs
Lined with rich silk and in the height OF style Only
master tailors should touch cloth for full dress
clothes. Ours are made by the STElN-BLOCH
SMART TAILORS, who have been making them tor
so years that they fit smooth, show more striking
style and clearer knowledge OF the fine points OF
clothes building than the work OF any other needemen
in the world barring few crack custom shops OF
New York and London.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
THIRD CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII-AT CHAMBERS-IN
PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Manuke-
ALI Kauhane. deceased-Order of
Notice of Hearing Petition for
Administration.
On reading and filing the petition of
George c. Hewitt of Waiohinu, Kau,
alleging that ManukeaIii Kauhane of
Honolulu, Oahu, died intestate at Ho-
nolulu, on the Sd day of February, A. D.
1904, leaving property in the Hawaiian
Islands necessary to be administered
upon, and praying that letters of adj
ministration issue to George c. Hewitt,
1t is ordered that Saturday, the 18th
day of March, A. d. 1905, at 10 o'clock
a. m, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition in the courtroom
of this court at Kailua, Hawaii, at
which time and place all persons con-
cerned may appear and show cause,
if any they have, why said petition
should not be granted, and that notice
of this order be published in the Eng
lish language for three successive
weeks in the Pacific Commercial Ad-
vertiser newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated at Kailua, n. Kona, Hawaii,
January 10, 1905.
JOHN ALBERT MATTHEwMAN,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
Third Circuit.
Attest: JOHN p. CURTIS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
Third Circuit.
7OO7-Jan. %, 30 Feb. 6. 13.
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TRESPASS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that any per-
son found within the enclosed bounda-
ries of the lands of Hoaeae and Pouha-
Ia, in the District of Eva, Oahu, lying
above the upper fence of Oahu Sugar
Company's cane field for the purpose
of shooting game or otherwise without
written permission. will be considered
IS trespassers and poachers ana VIII
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. NJ. P. ROBINSON.
mix
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OAHU Ice IL
ELECTRIC Go
lBLEaa+ -
Zee delivered to any part Of the city.
Island ordets promptly filled. Tel Blue
4 P. o. Box COO. Office: KewaIa.
NOTICE.

Owing to the hard times the r. & z
Association Will accept all those that
wish to become members by paying
weekly installments of fifty cents or
more till the amount of $3.50 is fully
paid. They viii then receive their GER
tificate Of membership. Now is your
chance and don't delay joining at once.
Relief and Burial Association, So
Beretania street, between Fort and
Nuuanu streets.