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Administrators Sale.

Georgia. Terrell County By virtue OF an order
OF the Court Of Ordinary of said county will he
sold at public outcrY the first Tuesday in May
1906. at the court house in said county, between
the usual hours of sale the following real es .
tate, ali lying in the city OF Dawson. Terrell
County. Ga. Co-wit: One house and lot fronting
on Vine street bounded on the north by Fulton
street. on the west by the lot formerly owned by
]. y Perry. on the south by the 10: known as the
q. A. Hatcher residence lot one vacant
lot lying back of above mentioned c. A. Hatcher
residence lot; one house and lot fronting Vine
street 10 feet, running back 154 feet. known as
the G. A. Hatcher residence one vacant lot on
Vine street. fronting said street 8715 feet, ran
ming back west 200 feet bounded on the north by
the ABOVE mentioned c. A. Hatcher residence
lot: one house and lot known as the Bryant
place. fronting on Church street. bounded on the
east by the land OF Mrs. R. G. Jones and running
west to Main street, fronting on Main street SO
feet one lot OF land fronting Main street 1914
feet, running back 1909 feet to property last
aforesaid; one acre of land near the northeast
limits of said city, known as the Joe Brown lot
bounded on the north by Mrs Clark's residence
lot. on the east by Dan Rainey's lot on the south
by S. A. l.. r. R.. on the west by street running
by Mrs. Clark's residence lot-this lot has four
tenant houses on it; one acre Of lard and house
thereon fronting on Nam street said lot being
known as the Leonard place, bounded on the
north by Cuthbert alley. on the west by land of
W. A. Baldwin. Terms cash. This sale will
continue from day to day until all OF said prop
erty is sold. This the End day Of A prl 1905.
II. H. TURNER. Admin 'strator.
OF Estate Ct d. S. Farg8s) IN.
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GERMS THAT LIVE IN EARTH
THEY PERFORM VALUABLE SER
VICE FOR THE PLANT.

HOW the Government CuItlVates
Them and Sends Them to Far
mers for Soil Improvement.
The discovery made by German
scientist some twenty years ago that
there exist in the soil vast numbers OF
minute microscopic organisms which
make their home in tubercules or
AoduIes on the roots of leguminous
plants, such as cloves, vetches, peas,
Deans and locust trees, has been util-
Aed by the agriculture department of
me United States in its work for the
growers of the country.
The microscopic organisms perform
available service for the plants on
which they live. They pay for their
subsistence by catching from the air
nitrogen which the legumes could not
themselves take into their systems in
gaseous form, reducing it to a nitrate
IN combination with some other ele-
ment taken from the ground, and the
Isgumes easily digest this plant food,
ana ID, make rapid and luxuriant growth.
Inc way in which the government
IaKeS use of these particular bacteria
~; 10y propagating them under arti-
neIaI conditions and sending them out
~ small quantities to all parts of the
Gountry for the use of farmers. A
large laboratory for this purpose has
complete staff of psychologists.
Shipping Bacteria to Farmers.
to me Inc method of shipping the bacteria
" Tue farmer who desires to introduce
H. 'eg9imlnous crop in his region where
~ w. culture was before impossible is
d de- d ooX four inches by six and half
aoep' The box contains three pack
VS. Gone up in tin foil. In one is a
ro az VI cotton on which the cultures or
5n5 OF the bacteria have been dried a;
Will TbG n the other two are nutrient salts,
nba tu are usually magnesium sui
"7' potassium phosphate, or am
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-11
Uncle SANS Coal Mine.

Uncle Sam has coal mine for lease.
This particular mine is located on the
island of Batan, in the Philippine
archipelago, and was recently pur-
chased from Spanish holders. The
lease is to be for fifty years, and the
successful bidder, besides supplying
the government at Manila, will have
coal to sell to the general public. AS
a coal mine owner the old gentleman
will no doubt make a good thing of
the deal.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-11
ANOTHER CANDIDATE?
Reported There Will Be Another Can
didate in the Judgeship Race.

The Cuthbert Leader prints the
following interesting political article
The report has reached Dawson that
Hon. J. D. Rambo of Bluffton will
enter the race for the judgeship, and
he is probably the gentleman referred
to. Our contemporary says:
eve are reliably informed that a
prominent attorney, we'll known and
popular throughout the judicial cir
cult, will in a short while announce
his candidacy and enter the race for
Judge. With Colonel WOrrill and
Judge Raines already in the field, this
third entry will make things lively.
We are assured by our informant that
this is not mere rumor, but fact.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-11
Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to
cure your cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippe, coughs and prevents pneu-
mOnia and consumption. Contains
no opiates. The genuine is in yell
low package. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by Hendricks Drug Store in
Dawson, and II. A. Wall, Bronwood.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-04-11
For Leave to Sell.

2. 1896 +. NJ Blalock. administrator of the estate
Of Mathew Williams deceased. applies to me for
leave to sell the land Of SAID deceased; this Is,
therefore 10 notify ali concerned TO file their OBJ
iections If any thew have, on or before the first
Monday in Nav next. else leave to sell viii thee
be- granted said applicant a. applied for.
J. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
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J. A. Joiner
Mrs. S. E. Warner
r. r. Marlin
E. S. Harris
w. H. Hoyl
w. B. Dismuke
L. E. Cannon
J. T. White
Mrs. M. F. Stephens
H. L. Walker
r. F. Lunday
B. S. Mathews
r. J. Lane
w, P. Dudney
J. M. Marshall
2. E. McCurdy
Mrs. NJ. L. Marshall
]. H. Cole
Mrs. E. L. Todd
Mrs. o. w. Bridges
Mrs. S. M. HERS
Mrs. V. A. Mount
w. A. Anthony
Mrs. S, E. Anthony
j. w. Turner
T. D. Rycroft
S. A. Loyless
F. Nasworthy
Caywood Lawhon
r. E. Thornton
]. w. Mathews
A. E. Joiner
Mrs. S. A. Loyless
w. w. Kelly
i. C. Hoyl
]. o. Johnson
]. M. Marlin
Mrs. J. A. Harrell
B. P. Collier
w. J. Mathis
|. c. Melton
Mrs. Sallie B. Cannon
c. T. Lowrey
H. A. Granger
Mrs. NJ. S. Lunday
w. T. Moore
J. A. Mathews
A. B. Hamilton
S. C. Thornton
w. J. Thompson
J. M. Butler
F. G. Thompson
H. L. Randall
w. r. Johnston
Lucius BreedlOve
NJ. H. Harper
J. D. Averett
J ]. Weaver
w. C. Davis
P. I. Jennings
L. E. Davis
E. w. Joiner
A. P, Chapman
r. e. Brightwell
w. H. Gammage
J. B. Pickett
w. A. Virgins
Mrs. E. Hay
P. G. Haigler
G. A. Hatcher
G. w. Gunnels
J. B. Kendrick
DR.. w. B. Cheatham
M. H. Marshall
J. A. Grimes
Mrs. r. C. Bus
w. C.. Thomas
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j. N. McLendon
r. E. Knight
Mrs. S. M. Norman
j w. Bridges
w. r. Wall
H. T. Bridges
Mrs. c. J. McLain
J Il. McClung
Mrs. w. P. Willis
Mrs. G. w. Bridges
S. G. VIM
w. F. Smith
Mrs. Sallie w. Allen
Mrs. Annie Cooke
w. A. Davidson
Mrs. L. Lamar
DR.. Lucius Lamar
A NJ. Market
j. A. Virgins
Mrs. E. w. English.
j. D. Bush
Mrs. Lucy Jennings
E. A. Breedlove
L. E. Davis
j. F. Hayes
P. I. Jennings
B. II. Hill
w. H. Garrett
Mrs. G. A. Garrett
IL. j. Dennis
Mrs. L. M. Dennis
H. Hayes
G. E. Smith
G. M. Gammage
A. Chapman
Mrs. E. F. Chapman
T. R. Bryant
M. Blackshear
J. W. Tinsley
B. H. Martin
j. o. Caldwell
]. L. Mcleod
r. G. Glass
S. B. Denton
A. c. Allen
S. R. Weston
Mrs. F. A. Grimes
Mrs. L. E. McLendon
Mrs. Mary E. Moody
DR.. S. D. Bowman
G. G. Harper
/. S. Sears
S. E. Heisler
J. B. Ferguson
F. B. Gurr
A. J. Baldwin
w. P. McCarty
T. O. Whitchard
DR.. J. G. Dean
C. NJ. Gormlev
Pierce Christie
Mrs. Ida G. Christie
j. T. Lee
M. J. Yeomans
S. c. Yarbrough
G. S. Coley
Mrs. F. NJ. Williams
r. H. Jennings
D. G. Pickett
T. E. Gurr
Edgar C. Davidson
r. L. Watson
H. E. Eley
T. L. Zimmerman
A. S. Morris
NJ. r. Holemon
B. H. Hill
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J. T. McLendon
Mrs. S. V. Crouch
P. T. Smith
A. C. Hill
NJ. C. Carraway
T. c. Carter
J. G. Collins
Mrs. S. B. Collins
Mrs. G. w. Farrar
Mrs. J. G. Fitzpatrick
J. M. Watson
w. F. McRee
G. L. Spann
]. L. Kenyon
E. B. Bridges, Jr.
Mrs. NJ. L. Kenyon
J. H. Bellflower
]. NJ. Miller
Mrs. S. A. Moran
E. r. Daniel
H. N. Bailey
J. w. Hartley
G. L. Brightwell
J. J. Stephens
Mrs. B. A. Hass
Mrs. M. e, Langston
G. G. Wall
Mrs. c. r. Kitchens
G. A. Harris
r. G. Dozier
J d. Anglin
Mrs. F. L. Childs
Mrs. A. S. Gammage
M. M. Lowrey
]. H. Melton
/. ]. Harrell
o. E. Roberts
T. H. Clay
Mrs. G. A. Lee
Roscoe Melton
J. H. Lewis
Mrs. L. A. Jordan
J. H. Davis
DR.. o. G. Crawford
j. A. Shields
Tom J. York
Mrs. A. F. Peddy
Miss A. M. Brown
E. E. Worsham
w. r. Arnold
Mrs. M. L. Harris
J. E. Morris
K. S. Worthy
J. w. Brown
Mrs. N. K. Cobb
Mrs. e. F. Sears
C. A. Wall
r. D. Wall
J. NJ. Norton
Mrs. E. L. WillifOrd
J. S. Helton
J. H. Oxford
]. Bus
J. H. Slade
G. S. RADON
J. T. McEachern
E. G. McCree
Mrs. E. o. McLendon
w. P. McCarty
w. NJ. Brown
J. H. Fulford
Miss H. E. Terrell
I. H. Kimble
V. T. Finney
G. d. Grimes
G. T. Warner
A S Rainey
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w. T. Perkins
J. w. Turner
B. Holland
Mrs. M. L. Weston
J. C. Norman
J. N. Childs
w. F. Sullivan
B. F. Scott
Mrs. M. V. Ellis
M. L. Ellis
E. P. McLennan
w. F. Christian
E. w. Freeman
J. E. Averitte
E. w. Aven
Mrs. L. F. Aven
U. A. Culpepper
J. H. Pritchard
Mrs. E. A. Tilley
Mrs. J. R. Oxford
Mrs. w. G. Griffin
J. w. Kaufman
S. G. Kaufman
Mrs. L. S. McGill
T. E. Griffin
w. r. DuPriest
Miss w. E. Gammage
Miss Ida Gammage
S. L. Carter
]. R. Martin
r. L. Rainey
Mrs. c. P. Collins
M. c. Edwards
R. NJ. Stewart
w. G. Sears
c. G. Jones
John Sears
]. R. Jolly
w. R. Allen
]. II. McLendon
A. L. Smith
Mrs. c. S. Harper
f. C.. McRhea
c. D. Marshall
T. G. Daniel
A. B. Garrett
Otis Lawhon
]. c. Hind
H. NJ. Breach
P. M. Hawkins
w. w. Massey
G. H. Peddy
Fl. A. Petty
w. H. Paschal
Geo. w. Dozier
D. c. Peddy
Henry Marlin
G. H. Mcdonald
!. o. Roberts
w. c. Thomas
A. L. Smith
]. A. Roberts
T. J. Aycock
h. N. Williams
J. c. Willis
Mrs. NJ. T. Gammage
J. M. Crouch
G. M. Roberts
J. H. Lewis
]. F. NJ. HaTrell
Mrs. A. B. Anglin
J. H. Davis
w. H. Gurr
J. A. Laing
Mrs. E. G. Brightwell
S. r. Cannon
G. w. Gunnels
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Mrs. A. L. Gurr
Mrs. B. E. Shippey
]. w. Peddy
3. M. Davidson
L. G. Hill
J. c. Simpson
DR.. J. H. Williford
John Seay
w. A. McCrea
Mrs. r. L. Lockett
Mrs. B. Smith
e. C.. Berry
J. F. Eden, Jr.
Mrs. L. J. Zimmerman
S. w. Denton
G.. w. Williams
M. N. Childs
J. G. Holland
Mrs. T. o. Clark
M. G. Dixon
A. w. Mcdonald
L. A. Hatcher
Mrs. M. S. Jordan
B. E. Jennings
B. L. Johnson
Mrs, G. L. Turner
r. A. Cannon
J. 2. Turner
]. G. Wimberly
Mrs. e. F. Chapman
]. F. Brim
s. M. Commander
w. d. Davidson
Mrs. S. McLendon
!. d. Brim
J. A. Seville
Mrs. E. d. McGregor
A. Jordan
J. D. Laing
w. R. Kitchens
Mrs. N. e. Sears
]. Fl. Heisler
7. M. McLendon
w. M. Cannon
J. r. Hawkins
J. A. Butler
G. S. Denton
Mrs. Adella Bivins
G. G. Bivins
DIR. H. A. Wall
F. M. Jennings
DR.. r. E. Bowman
T. H. Pickett
Mrs. T. r. Gurr
Chas. F. Crouch
I. Hay
J. G. Stephens
T. S. Aycock
J. F. Cooke
B. S. Mathews
J. E. Koon
J. w. Gurr
r. A. Allen
J. S. Jones
w. H. Davis
Mrs. S. L. Martin
J. S. Clay
Mrs. S. L. Carter
Mrs. S. Bridges
S. R. Murray
r M Andrews
G B Kennedy
] H Ellerbee
T M Wall
] L Murray
D A Gammage
w D Ward
J. D. Geise
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E. E. Pinkston
Mrs. w. B. Melton
Mrs. M. R. Lunday
Miss Julia F. Vanover
William S. Hancock
DR.. John T. Arnold
j. E. Heisler
B. 3. Jennings
B. E. Moody
J. o. Cannon
c. T. Norton
A. E. Coley
R. P. McClung
B. F. Melton
]. M. Bell
n. y. Thornton
]. R. Mercer
w. ]. Lewis
]. T. Raglan
w. L. Pace
G. M ChoD,bouo
G. E. Henry
J. E. Aycock
J. G. Hill
]. w. Pace
Mrs. L.J.Whitchard
d. w. Bryant
H. K. Chambless
W. D. Bryant
j. r. Smith
G. S. Commander
WITS. n. +. Commander
Mrs. M. G. Breedlove
J. R. Hairbuck
Mrs. F. T. Bass
G. w. Bass
J. w. Tilley
Mrs. M. L. Chambless
J. G. Chambless
T. H. Cook
j. D. Newman
Mrs. M. G, STANDBY
Mrs. S. S. Winn
Mrs. NJ. E. Oxford
]. P. Clark
Mrs. L. M. Bellfower
e. Todd
B. F. Morgan
J. Bridges
r. R. Marlin
J. G. Lee
D. ]. Denton
Geo. R. Cannon
]. E. Thomas
J. M. Warner
NJ. n. Brewer
R. A. Shy
J. NJ. billiard
r. L. Kidd
E. G. Jennings
E. F. Bass
w. Fl. Lasseter
o. P. Lunday
-. WlllldIlS
Mrs. L. A. Chambless
Mrs. NJ. A. Harris
!. NJ. Hanna
L. H. McLendon
L. Norman
c. M. Harris
H. F. Melton
Miss I. Harris
J. T. Grimes
NJ. E. Cook
R, e, Shippov
F. G. Jones
A. J. McLendon
w. r. Pinkston
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r. B. McLain
G. D. Cooke
DR.. Guy Chappell
H. A. Wilkinson
Jesse D. Bell
J. A. Sears
w. S. Dozier
L. w. Bridges
Mrs. Lily S. Pinkston
J. H. Smith
J. T. McEachern
w. E. Lunday
DR.. H. w. Harris
G. M. Gammage
G. E. Smith
A. M. Raines
L. Crouch
w. E. Moreland
T. F. Bishop
Mrs. E. P. Anthony
Claud L. Ivey
A. L. McLendon
Mrs. ]. F. Pace
z. ]. Gammage
C. E. Baker
Mrs. L. e. WEIGH
Mrs. NJ. E. McCurdy
J. w. Holder
B. F. Foster
r. J. Cole
Mrs. N l.. Bryan
MRS. l.. 4. Bryan
G. e. Speer
s. J. Hargrove
r. H. Williams
G. L. Massey
J. o. Russell
J. w. Mcneil
w. M. Dunn
S. H. Roberts, Jr.
G. J. Garner
Mrs. M. E. Martin
Mrs. F. M. Colley
J. 7. Martin
Mrs. R. I. Joiner -
3. S. Wall
w. f. Brim
e. w. Joiner
L. G. Pinkston
D. S. Kaufman
r. H. Hankinson
S. c. Hogg
Claude McLendon
7. F. Hayes
R. w. Jennings
w. D. Paschal
Mrs. J. c.. Hind
J. S. Lowrey
J. A, Lowrey ~,.
". S. Flowers
H. A. Cook
J. T. Oxford
J S Oxford "a
G. c.. Anthony
J. D. Irwin
w. D. Gay
J. H. Jenkins
P. H. Gammage
w. N. Methvin
J. M. Daniel
w. M. Ward
Mrs. B. D. Harris
G. G. Lockett
w. L. Hill
NJ. A. Thomas
7. G. Joiner
II. E. Rauch
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H T Smith
W ] Hasty
Mrs NJ Hasty
0 e Lowe
T E Jolley
J H Whitchard
H r Palmer
W c Zimmerman
q W Webb
] H Kelly
J A Mcleod
j J Johnson
} A Hitler
W L Simpson
Mrs L f Bigelow
r + Bell
B w Tedder
J L Brightwell
B w Moreland
Mrs NJ A Tedder
D w Oxford
] G Watson
J M Bigelow
J A Martin
Mrs L R Daniel
G W Hayes
H 7 Brown
Mrs M J Fletcher
l. G Ford
S S Stokes, Jr
] W Kitchens
J f Moreland
w FL Parkman
j B Hoyl
Mrs L A Whitchard
G d McLendon
F T jennings
Mrs L Dudney
W G Calhoun
W 0 Jordan
W E Randall
J W Bryan
Fl J Randall
G T Chapman
O w DOzier
f f Chapman
NJ A Weston
Mrs M L Caldwell
RI, Williams
J L Hitler
0 H Sem
Mrs f A Sem
L d Gay
Mrs A E McRee
Mrs E Mcguire
Mrs G J Wimberly
Miss S f Lane
NJ S Murray
Mrs M E Mcguire
Miss S A Lane
Mrs J Gay
] S Moreland
j L Edwards
HI o McLendon
w ] Bowen
J H Millirons
E L Sheppard
T p Everritt
B. T. Crawford
e. T. Lockett
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Mrs L M Johnson
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Mrs e 0 Everritt
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Mrs M NJ Everritt
E B Barker
Mrs M A Dismuke
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A E Jennings
J w Davis
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NJ W Smith
J L Smith
Mrs S A Bellfiower
Mrs H Laviner
H H He'sler
Mrs E e Heisler
J G Whaley
Mrs M G Hayes
Mrs ] A Bolton
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Let Adams Silver Polish do your
work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-08

between San Francisco and Vladivos-
tok has been organized.
The snip Falls NJ clyde, Captain Hat
son sailed yesterday for Hiio.-Chron-
icle, May %.
re e.zhly cabin passengers VINO ar
rived on Thursday from the AsjatIe
coast on The liner Honskorg Maru re
manned aboard the vessel until yes
terday morning. when the last Of them
finally went ashore. The Togo Risen
Kaisha had a tug in readiness to con-
very them to Oakland, but al the pas
sengers preferred TO remain On This
side of the bay, some to vies the rains
and some to meet friends. The Hong
kong Maru is TO sail on June 9Th with
a fun cargo of freight and large list
of saloon passengers Already fifty
passengers have been booked--Chron-
icle. May p.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-08
LET ALL BE IN
MOVING PICTURES

Speaking of the plan to make NOV
ing pictures of the streets Of Honolulu
for exhibition on the mainland, a gem
tlerran who has many friends there
made this suggestion yesterday.
The Promotion Committee should
announce through the newspapers in
advance the date when the pictures
are to be taken; say some afternoon,
Then let the people all turn out, and
those of US who have friends on the
mainland will be able to tell them that
we are in the moving pictures, SO that
when these are exhibited our friends
will go to see us, to see where we live
and move, and how We are dressed,
and what kind OF people We pass our
days with. There could be policemen
stationed to keep the crowd moving,
and the whole event could be made a
sort of fete day for Honolulu.
There could not be a better adVer-
tisenent. for il would be seen by mil
lions of people all over the world. II
we could also establish cycloranla OF
Honolulu, say at Coney Island. il would
likewise he a splendid advertisement
Think of a. trip to Honolulu for %
cents. in a town as big as New YORK!
L would draw immensely"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-08
MAINLAND MAIL.

There will be a chance to send ordf-
nary mail to the mainland by the
steamer Claudine which sails at p
m. today. The Claudine will connect
with the s. S. Nebraskan at kahulul
tomorrow morning and the freighter
will depart the same day for the Coast.
The transport Sheridan is due here to-
morrow or Sunday from Manila ana
Nagasaki 1t will take her seven days
to go 10 Frisco so that if she arrives
here tomorrow she stands chance OF
boating the Nebraskan to the Golden
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-08
SOME SPECIAL FEATURES.


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49,
D:--o:e
Pe1n;os r.,,e,o,a,+
L4.,i;r v1,,o
~, ,s:..;o.o--. .o,.
Legends of the Land
Corporation and Business Directory,
Our Many Races,
History of the Advertiser
Education in Hawaii,
Promotion Work
1rrgation in the Territory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-08
NUUANU PARK COMMITTEE.

This was the most interesting matter
discussed at yesterday s meeting OF the
Promotion Committee, at which Chair
man McCandless presided, but there was
some other business done. The Nuu-
anu Stream Park Committee was com
pleted by the addition of the name of
Frank S. Dodge to the membership,
and Secretary Wood was instructed to
call a meeting 'of the committee for
noon today at the downtown office of
Mr.. Spalding. The committee as it has
been completed consists OF Z. I, Spald-
ing, Secretary Atkinson, Mr.. Gartley,
L. A. Thurston, T. S. Dodge and Waiter
f. Wall. All these but Mr.. Garley, who
is now on Kauai, can be present at to-
days meeting.
There was some discussion of the
points raised in Secretary Wood g let
ter, printed elsewhere in full, and Of
the editorial association meeting, but no
definite conclusion as TO the several
matters Chairman McCandless, how
ever, did not think that the committee
should take any action with reference
to the suggestion that well be bored
on Quarantine Island, nor the other
that weather observatory might be
established on the top of Mama Kea.
''Too cold, said the chairman. g We
don't want to emphasize the ice and
snow business, even if it is where no
body will ever get to it. You remem-
Der those snowy slope pictures, don t
you2"
Then the committee adjourned, after
most of the members had agreed to be
on hand next Monday to meet and greet
the pau riders in parade.
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ILLUSTRATIONS.

ILLUSTRATIONS
The illustrations will be in half tones of them
new and striking photographs Several pictures
Honolulu will appear.
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AMERICANS CARGO.

The All. S. S. American should have
left Hilo for the Breakwater on Wed
nesday, but her agents had received
no advices yesterday OF her sdlillls-
Her cargo is allotted as follows: no
nolulu. 1870 tons: Kaanapali, 1900 TONS
Kab11lui 2007 tons; Hilo, 1923 tons;
total 1900 tons.
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NOTICE.
TRY OUR

Our Celebrated Brorno Pop. PeaEl
Bounce, Bishops Tonic, Klondike 1izS
and many others.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS,
1T Miller St.. Honolulu, II. Z.
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WANTS LOTS
OF PICTURES
Continued from Page II

NNOIICIlIu SU 1KO-II 7 az e II
will ride on the back of "a trolley ear
through the streets of Honolulu, get
ting the most picturesque and eharac-
teristic scenes. He will go over the
Pail in an aRto, and so take to the out
side world the magnificent beauty of
that trim
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The rapidly increasing fears as tc
the safety of the 0. s. S. Sonoma were
dispelled at 1880 O'Clock last night
when the welcome three whistles an
nounced the presence of the belated
liner off Koko Head.
She was an unusually long time get
ting in and it was $50 before she tied
up at the Oceanic wharf
A very large crowd was ON hand
when the passengers disembarked, some
coming to greet friends and the great
majority out of curiosity to see what
had delayed the vessel so.
The Sonoma was to have left San
Francisco at P. m. on May 81, but
she did not pull out until two hours
later.
Good weather was experienced dur
ing the whole trip, but the vessel is so
foul that but slow progress was made.
The steamer has been lying in San
Francisco harbor since the earthquake
and her bottom is coated with rank
growth of sea-weed. She should have
sailed from San Francisco on April 10,
the day after the disaster, but was de-
tanned, her supplies being comman-
deered, and used as a refuge ship.
Then there was trouble in the engine
room, only two boilers and sometimes
three being used instead of eight. The
best run made in any one day was 80
miles
The Sonoma viii be locked in sgd
ney whittier she is scheduled to sail via
Pago Page and Auckland at noon to-
day, though it is doubtful if she will
get away at that hour as she has to
of the boilers will have to be made.
The passenger list is an unusually
large one and includes a number of
San Francisco refugees who are going
home at the expense of the New Zea-
land government.
An American theatrical company is
going to Sydney under contract with
Williamson, the great Australian man
ager. The piece to be presented is,
q The American Squaw Man.
d. J. Stewart, a Sydney newspaper
man, is returning home from a tour of
the world. He is accompanied by his
wife
Arrivals for Honolulu included: D.
H Davis, Mrs. j. Dinklage, Miss Dink-
lage. Dr. III. E. Grossman, F. Lufkin, D.
Lycurgus and Master P. Lycurgus.
J. H. Trask is in command of the
Sonoma. The other officers are, J. II.
Dawson, chief officer; P. ]. Owens,
chief engineer; G. A. Hodson, purser;
E. P. Barnard. surgeon; j. Carleton,
chief steward.
The Sonona will sail for the Colonies
at o'clock this afternoon.