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Recorded July 9, 1906.

Kittie E Ashley by atty and hsb CIV
CT to Hawn Land & Imprvmt Co Ltd
D; lots IS. IA and Is. blk 81. Pearl City
Eva, Oahu. 5000 B 2S2, 1O7. DATED
July 6. 1906.
Henry Maui to Ane (w) eft al, D; POI
ap 3, or 1870 and bldg, Waiau, Eva
Oahu. $500. B 2s2, p 100. Dated June
IS, 1906.
Oahu Railway & Land Co to Stand
ard Oil Co of Iowa. D; por lot IA OF
patent $3.50 kul 153, Kahololoa, Homo
lulu, Oahu. s13,6S4. B $50, 81. Dat
ed July 6, 1906.
Sung Tung Sang to Lee Yum Kwui,
A L; pc land, bIdgs. etc, cor Piikoi
and Kinau SITS Honolulu, Oahu. 81.
B 2S3, D 304. Dated June s, 1906.
Ching Lum and VT to All Chong,
d; lot 1 of r P 3546, kul 1049S, near
Eamehameha Rd, Honolulu, Oahu.
$3.50. 3 $50. p 373. Dated July 9. 1906.
P J Monaghan to Honolulu Brewing
& Mailing Co Ltd ct al, c NJ; furni-
ture, fixtures, etc. of Opera Annex
Saloon, cor Queen and Militant SITS,
Honolulu, Oahu $500. B 285, 217.
Dated July 9, 1906.
w Hook to T Kutsunai. D; ints in
apps 1. 2, and 4 of r Ps (Grs) 1888,
2104 and 1861, Kokio. n Kohala, Ha-
wall. s44O. B 282, p 107. Dated July
5, 1906
Manuel Refs to P Mendonca. L:
por r P (Gr) 1746 Auhaukea 2, N
Kona, Hawaii. 20 yrs at s75 per an.
B 2s3, D 3O9. Dated Apr - 1906
L A Thurston ct al to J P Mendonca,
L; r Ps 1880. 9S1 and 979, Kona. .Ha-
wall. 20 yrs at 1925 per yr. B 2S3, p
312. Dated Jnne %. 1906.
Aug Ahrens to Christian G Conradt,
Agrnt; in re dissolution of partner
ship of Anrens & Conradt statement
of accounts and execution of TT DIS to
H Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd. B 284, p
231 Dated July 3, 1906.
Aug Ahrens and VT ct al to Henry
Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd tr TT d; lands,
leasehold, livestock, etc. Mapulehu, Mo
lokai. 81. B go, p -357. Dated July 3,
1905
c Conradt and VT to Henry Water
house Tr Co Ltd TT, TT Sale; int in
leasehold, livestock, tools, etc. Kahoo-
lave. 81. B 284. p 241. Dated July 3,
1906
G. n Wilcox to NcBryde Sug Co Ltd,
L: water rights on land, Haiku, Lihue.
Kauai. 25 yrs at IS per mil gals, etc.
B 2S3. D 3O5. Dated Apr 8, 1886.
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OF OF NUUANU sTREET-1s75.

and we were expecting their arrival
every moment
But when those articles from the Ma
Mia papers appeared in our local press
we were surprised to hear that it was
not only a failure but that the people
of Manila were laughing at the foolish
propositions advanced by the Hawaiian
planters in order to secure 1abOrers
and the newspapers are now joshing
Mr.. Judd.
Judging from this, we have no doubt
that the new scheme of the Planters
Association will be failure again. The
right kind of laborers for Hawaii is of
no other race than the japanese whom
the planters have already had enough
experiments with during the past
twenty years, and they should not need
worth of japanese as laborers for Ha-
wall
They all know what the japanese are
but they simply do not wish to say so,
and are looking for other kinds of Ia
borers in every direction, to beat these
industrious japanese.
In playing these monkey tricks they
at last got a good lesson. from the
Southern negroes, and were admonished
by failure in Porto Ricans and then,
became disguised with the Molokans.
When they found there were no others
they try the expedient of turning their
exertions in another direction and look
ed for help in the Philippines.
Though there is no remedy one can
apply to a fool, we always are anxious
to find good way to cure them for the
sake of the Hawaiian Territory and its
industries. News from the Philippines
evidently prove that the new scheme
of the Hawaiian planters will never
be successful one. 1t is better for
everybody to hear of its failure be-
fore they are brought here than to
know after they have imported and
tried them
We ought to be glad to hear the
voices of these gibes and sneers from !
the mouths of the people of the Phil
ippines concerning this foolish propo- |
sition. We do not know how and :
where this purpose was first planned, |
but while the lands on these islands
are not large the soil, it is said, is fer
tile and suitable for cultivation, and
there are many chances for the devel
opment of agricultural and manufactur- !,
ing industries.
Owing to the years of ill-treatment
BY the Spaniards the people of the Phil
ppines have become distressed, and
he population has decreased, and the
natives are getting so lazy that they
10 not care to work for anything. They
ire like Kanaka Hawaii, know some
hing for today but don t seem to know
anything for tomorrow. Thus causing
he national feelings to decline.
What American people should do for
he Philippine is to import a large
number of the good laborers from
Japan and strive for the Improvement
# the country But on the contrary,
he Hawaiian Planters Association are
low trying to persuade them to leave
here and work for Hawaii This is
indeed q topsvturvy movement and the
me American should never attempt to
10 it.
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HoLLIsTER DRUG co. Agents.
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COLIC, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA DEMEDY
IN INDIA.

Mrs. Sd. L. Hiscocks writing from
Glare Road, Bycu-la, India, says:
have used and still require a good
many bottles of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dtarrhoea Remedy, and
have found it invaluable as a cure as
well as preventive of cholera. have
found it most successful and 50 far
have never known it to fail if given
early in the stages" For sale by Ben
son, smith & Co.. Ltd, Agents for Ha-
wall.
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sEAD THE ADVERTISER
wORLD s NEWS DAFT
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VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.

VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
VIM. G.. Irwin. President and Manager
John d. Spreckels. First Vice President
w. NJ Giffard. Second Vice President
II. NJ. Whitney. Treasurer
Richard Ivers. .................S Secretary
e. l. Spalding ...................Au Auditor
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGN1gxa.
AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co, San
Francisco. Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newau Universal Mill Co.. Manu-
facturers of National Cane SHREDDER,
New York, N Y.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co, San
Francisco, Cal.
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= , u : } = : = --EN =
PreFzrsssy Dr.5. c.Ag-r& Co., Lowell. lass, lsA.
AyEz's Pills. the best family LAXATIVE.
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a
Valuable
Book
Free

Ask me to send you sealed, free. book
just completed, which will inspire any man
to be bigger, stronger, younger lif he is old),
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builder of men.
l can take any weak. puny man and make
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[ don { mean that.
But / can take who started with q
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/ want you to read this book and learn the
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you want this book | seEd it closely sealed
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DR.. NJ. G. MCLAUGHLIN,
90e MARKET ST,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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kAIh I kAO OIAS5 1AND
COMMISSION AGn1gxa.
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD,
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool,
England.
Alliance Assurance Co., of London,
England.
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co. of Edinburgh. Scotland.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation. Ltd.
wilhelma of Magdeburg General In
surance Co.
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Fire Insurance.
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.,
LIMITED.

General Agents for Hawaii,
Atlas Assurance Company of London-
Phoenix Assurance Company of Low
don.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance.
Company.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
sixTEE< THOUSAND.
That Number of Persons Heing Cared
For Mt Preside.

San Francisco, April 81 Sixteen
thousand persons mostly In tents,
are being cared for at Preside ALI
available tents are in use. but So
600 are looked for There are no
contagious diseases In or around
Presidio
General Greedy telegraphed the
war department at Washington a Sist
of additional dead. but stated this
did not Increase the fatalities.
Coroner Walsh had q gang of men
at work removing bodies which had
been buried in front of the hall of
justice in Portsmouth square on the
first day of the fire Thirty bodies
were taken OUT and transferred TO
Laurel Hill cemetery or given TO un-
tertakers upon request of relatives
The coroner and his assistants later
went 10 Washington square and fin
ished the task or removing bodies
that received temporary burial dur
ing the fire With the completion of
this work another danger to health
has been done away with.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
FAIR YOUNG GRADUATES.
Texas Presbyterian College for Girls
Commencement May -.

The fourth annual commencement
of the Texas Presbyterian College
for girls, located at Milford, will be-
gin May %, closing May 80. The
list of graduates this year is larger
than any previous year, numbering
thirty in different departments, in
Guiding nineteen in literature, eight
in music and three in elocution The
baccalaureate sermon will be deliver
ed Sunday, May 81, at Ii a. m. by
Rev. Robert E. Vinson, d. D., of
Austin; sermon to undergraduates
May q, at s p. m. by Rev. S. l..
Reeves of Mckinney, and the com
mencement address to the graduating
class will be delivered by Rev Ray
Dobyns, d. D., of St Joseph. Mo-,
May so,
The president, Rev. DR.. Henry G..
Evans, was elected to this office
when the Texas Presbyterian College
was first founded, and he has held
the position continuously ever since
showing his wisdom in the success
full management of the institution.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
PACKERS NAY LEAVE
Say Taey VIII Do So If Dsvitssa 2ross.
Gates Ssits.

Chicago. April Prosecution of
the suits against the Armour and
S. H. interests in Texas s,le pur-
pose OF securing a $4,000. 900 pen
atty for violation OF the antitrust
laws may result in the closing of all
packing plants in Texas and the with
drawal of the Chicago packing con
Germs from thai state, says the
Chronicle. 1t adds:
This was the announcement made
by officials of the Swift and Ar
mour companies in discussing the eff
fects of the suits brought against
them Wednesday by the attorney
general of Texas. The officials de-
clared that the packing business in
Texas was just being put on proper
basis, and that il was still in an ex-
perimental stage. They declare the
question of Withdrawing from bust
ness in Texas had been considered
several times when the Chicago com.
panies were being harassed by g
multiplicity of suits, al that the lit.
igation for s12,000,0e7, if pushed
will be followed by the vithdrawal OF
the plants.
"The withdrawal of Chicago plants
from Texas would meal the loss OF
work to 5000 employees and the re
moval of an investemnt of $1,000,
00O.''
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Cal Jenkins. the son of Mr.. r. P.
dentally shot himself with target
Wednesday afternoon. He was plow-
ing with riding cultivator and ear
ried target on the cultivator to kill
plover, and in getting the gun he
the barrel with the muzzel toward
him and it caught in some way and
went off. The bullet passed through
the body above the heart and lodged
just under the skin in his back. He
is badly hurt and is not expected to
live-Ttaly News s-Herald.
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JAIL ATTACKED.
Mob Threatened to Return and Dyna-
mite Building. bat Did Not.

Palestine, Tex. April 2T.---A mob
OF 100 attacked the Jail Wednesday
night In an effort to get the negro
arrested Tuesday for an attempt 10
assault Miss Hassell. Deputy Richie
teiepboGea Sheriff Watts that he did
not like the looks of things near the
Jail and Watts hurried to the Jail.
In the meantime he sent word to
Hon. T. B. Greenwood to hurry to
the jail. Greenwood made a talk to
the mob Sheriff Watts stood with
shotgun In the middle of the street
and ordered them away. The mob
left, threatening to come back and
dynamite the jail, but they dispersed.
The young lady has identified the
negro.
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Motion for New Trial

In the district court this morning
motion for new trial in the case
of J. H. McComb was overruled
McComb was convicted of bigamy a
few days ago and given term of
five years in the pcn;tentiary. His
case will be appealed to TIE criminal
court of appeals.
Sentence has been passed on those
who entered please of guilty at the
beginning of the criminal docket
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Seventy Cents Causes Killing.

seventy Gents Causes NIIIIhg.
Texarkana, April 27.-At Ogden,
near here, white man killed a ne
gro over a debt of 10 cents Names
are not obtained -,
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BLUE AND GRAY.
Corporal Tanner Represents One, and
Colonel Harris the Other.

Dallas, April 27.-During the
Grand Army of the Republics en-
campment Corporal Tanner told of
the pleasure it afforded him to be
present on such occasions. when
l do not attend said he, "you may
know tombstone is necessary for
my body"
Colonel Abe Harris of Fort Worth,
attired in full Confederate uniform,
by invitation, made an address He
told of the great pleasure it afford
ed him to shake hands with a for
mer foe and greet the boys who
wore the blue
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IMPORTANT BUSINESS.
State Grand Lodge of Pythias Does
Considerable Work

er important matters the grand lodge
Knights of Pythias decided to con-
fer the rank of past grand chancel-
lor upon all grand keepers of rec
ords and seals serving ten censecu-
tive years Solicitors for intoXicat-
ing liquors are disqualified for grand
representatives.
Bond of grand keeper of records
and seals was placed at $1,000 and
that of grand master of the eXche-
quer at SS4 500,
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Mrs Elizabeth Connor received a
telegram yesterday from San Fran
cisco announcing that her brother
Gen. William e. Dougherty, and fam
lily had escaped in safety. They had
just left the Occidental hotel, where
they resided Dallas News
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Residences Mt Ennis.

Two SMALL residences on Mair
street at Ennis were destroyed by
fire at 9 o'clock last night. One
was owned and occupied by Walter
Ayers and the other was owned by
j. w. Mundell and occupied by Mrs.
Gentry. Both were a total loss OF
houses and contents, partially in
sured
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Will Call Special Session.

Oakland. Cal, April 27.-Gover-
nor Pardee will call a special session
of the legislature for the purpose of
taking action on the San Francisco
situation.
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POstoffice Robbed,

Canadian, I. T., April 27.--The
safe in the postoffice was blown open
and $40 in cash and many stamps
taken
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The F. S. Cronk Co, is headquar-
ters for all kinds of garden hose
Prices right. Both phones No. S4. II
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09
GOVERNOR BROWARD'S
ANSWER TO THE QUESTION.

Browardeard drainage debate
The reference the Ever
glades which while the
ownership of 1T Is matter OF
litigation the peoples money IN
draining them until such ownership is settled?
This this morning
and understand be briefly
The Their under the
law Is to drain the the ownership hes
If drainage until all litigation settled will never be
accomplished city
await dissatisfied who might insist OBJ
structive litigation.
The lands which themselves, under the
drainage amendment bear the of being divided
acre and the State putting to
from the the
sold will be sold while outside
the Everglades district will therefore but the latter
property owners pay the cost Of a street pavement
railroads still
be
lion dollars
whereas It
notg the
fails the State still legis
granthat
school
fund and cannot be decided railroad
of agreed
These five points contain
Browards
drainage The The providing
the Governors promises all
ions
remains opposition props
logic by showing that
lens are therefore not just In the language of the
them"
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09

The following from the Mobile Reg
lister, on "Mr. Bryan's Strong Point"
is characteristic, of that papers spirit
of fairness:
The one very striking trait In Mr..
Bryan's character is his fearless inde-
pendence- his scorn of dictation. He
said in New Eork: Every man must
do his own thinking and act accord
ing to the dictates of his own con-
science." Also, Il do not care what
the politicians think. If know what
the people want to-day, / know what
the politicians will want to-omrrow."
some one asked him what he thought
of the criticism of his government
ownership policy and whether 1t was
not likely to drive some persons out
of the party. He replied that he did
not desire any one out, nor demand
that any one should agree with him.
but, at the same time, he would not
do anything to keep one in that wanted
to 20 out. In other words, he is doing
his own thinking, and allowing others
the same liberty. 1t can be said to
his credit that he has never said any
thing with the view Of helping his
political fortunes. but always said
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09
Mr.. Jerome
Jars the Earth.

. Mr.. Jerome has now entered the
lists against Mr.. Bryan, and at re-
cent meeting of what are called in
New York the "up-state7Democrats," I"
delivered himself, with his usual flu
ency of expression, of the following:
"The Democratic party disgraced
and Inundated by years OF misman-
agement, to give 1t no harsher name
would array themselves behind their
party candidates if they are men OF
character, standing ON a platform OF
real Democracy. And in that plat
FORM" he said, "they want no crozy
socialism nor revolutionary paternal
ism. What they want Is men and not
measures. They have little faith in
new laws, while there is not honesty
and capacity in public servants to
work the old"
No intelligent discussion of any sub
ject is possible, without common un-
derstanding of the terms employed and
before proceeding further upon his
way out of the Democratic party, the
gentleman from New York should at
once inform an anxious world what he
understands by socialism"
We have no intention of discussing
that much-mooted subject at this time.
1t is entirely unnecessary, since Mr.
Bryan is not a socialist, and all at
tempts to cast odium upon the great
tribune by any such means as this
must in the long run recoil upon those
behind the movement.
Neither Is 1t at all necessary to In
quire into the character of Mr.
Jeromes political faith. Ostensibly.
he is a Democrat; he has some time
worn, dusty Democratic utilities in
his shop window, but we are far
from convinced that the stock is up
even to that sorry sample.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09

Notwithstanding its generally
blind and unreasoning adherence to
every sentiment and opinion expressed
by Governor Broward, the Pensacola
Journal occasionally enjoys lucid in
terval or two, even on the drainage
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Thanks. Thanks. Coming from the
self-constituted state censor and in
spector of morals and conduct, as vel
as the official forces, the above disin
terested compliment is dazzling
enough to make anyone blind. We
rejoice, however, that there is at least
one newspaper In the state whose
reason and vision yet remains unim
paired.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09
THE TOTAL VOTE
IN ALABAMA
ELECTION
Official Figures For State
Given Out By Executive
Committee.

A special from Montgomery to the
Mobile Register says:
Following are the total votes cast
for the different candidates at the
State Democratic primary as giver
Democratic executive committee:
For Governor-Comer, 58,033; Cum
ningham, 36,62s.
Lieutenant Governor-GraY 36.S23;
Meador, 1914; OrNeal, 1891.
Attorney General-Garber, 1913.
State Auditor-Brandon, 40,536;
Hood, 22,507; Smith, %. .083.
Secretary of State-Julian, 52,98S;
McGee, 1851; Sorsby, 9, 421.
State Treasurer-Seed, 52554; A,
len, 2S,757.
Superintendent Of Education-Gun
nels, 1912.
State Commissioner of Agriculture
and ndustries-Adams. 1854; Crook
10,345; Lovett, 1896; Selden, 1868;
Ward, ,15,943; Wilkinson, 1886.
Associate Railroad Commissioner
Compton, 20,72S; Harris. 29,SOO; Hen
derson, 33,172; Lowe, 20.447; NICE,
derry, II, 769; Skeggs, 1S,SO0; White
20,267.
Chief Justice State Supreme Court
Tyson, 45,363; Weakley,, ALTA.
Associate Justices-Bilbo, 33,719
Coleman 1886, Dowdell, 35,657; Nc
Clellan, $500; Parks, %, 9S2.
United States Senators-Morgan
S1,795; Pettus, 7S,343.
Alternate United States Senators
Rankhoad AZ 262. GIarlxo TX OFT
Fits, 1882; Johnston, 36,197; Knox
rs S61; Oates, 14,524; Stallings, Is.
668.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09

The esteemed Birmingham News
says: "Why send your money away
when you can purchase equally as
good things in Birminaham? The 10
cal merchants have much capital In
vested here and they are contributing
liberally toward the upbuilding OF
Birmingham. Patronize. them and
thereby give practical Illustration Of
your public spirit and local pride" Tt
which the Savannah News adds: "Tha'
As q sensible suggestion that may ap
ply with equal force TO this city
Same here, brother.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09

Miss Jefferson Bell should give her
attention without delay to the strange
case of the Apalachicola Times. That
PAPER Is one Of the leading and best
weeklies in West Florida, but it is not
in the T. A Jennings procession. Nay,
more; it doesn't even know Mr.. Jen
n'ngs and never heard of him until
recently" Here is an open and re-
ceptive mind waiting to be instructed
and led in the right way, land Miss
Jefferson should put Editor Johnston
next to the Jennings boom for COVER
nor Of Florida, while he is in mallea
BILE state, so to speak and ready to be
fashioned. The West Florida candi
date should go into the campaign with
the West Florida press a unit in his
behaf.-Live Oak Democrat.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09

Former VicelPresident Stevenson Is
engaged in writing book. And, If it
is not successful, he will soon be en-
gagged in paying the publication ex-
penses.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09
Merely an Appetizer.

Merely an Appetizer.
Hon. John S. Beard only got his ap
petite whetted for more IN his recen'
debate with Governor Broward on the
drainage issue In Pensacola. The GOV
ernor speaks on the questions up In
.Jasper Saturday, and 1t Is reported
that Mr. Beard will be there to answer
him. The Jasper debate will give the
Governor fine opportunity to answer
the question Of The Pensacola Journal
whv the State should go to the heavy
expense of draining the Everglades
when the litigation now in progress
nav give the title to that property tc
the railroad companies who are claim
ing it and have brought suit for it
Live Oak Democrat.