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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
BOY DROWNED
Bad Fall on a Peach Peeling.
Shot While Hunting.

"a w Especial to Tho TImes- DlgplNcf,l 80 y
q FREDERICKSBURG, Vas, August 70 q
The body Of bernard IIailstalk. q colored
hoy aged twelve years, who was drowned
while bathing In tho Rappahannock river
here yesterday afternoon, has been found,
dict OF accidental drowning. 8 34 us
y The building lot on Main street owned
by the estate of the late w u, Watson
was sold at public auction hero yester-
day afternoon and purchased by II. w
Wlllenheucher. administrator Of the es-
tate. for $500, tho price paid by Mr..
Watson before his death A.,eontract WAS
made by Mr.. Watson for a store BALD
ling to cost s5,4s7, and work had bceA
Watson died, The contract WIN pe sons ..l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
(, GOVERNOR RETURNS. 543
Will Leave Here Early This
Week for New ~ orl, y

Z Governor Swanson IS expected to be
back In the city tomorrow, and he will
take up tho mass OF work Z that has accu 4
lmulated since his departure to the coun-
try. The Governor has kept In touch
with the matters Of larger official impor-
return. I'll i s 5 M \
Tho Governor will leave here probably
Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning
for New York, where he will be one OF
the pnrtyEto participate in the welcoming
OF Mr.. Bryan on his return from Europe.
v 1T Is: expected that Senator Daniel will
join him In Washington. ana that Sem
ntor Martin will 80 with him from this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
open 81: CAMPAIG en-
Judge p. VV. Saunders and Judge
Williams to Speak. ,3S
l1specinl "a ! The Times- . lBpat,

Special So Tho Times- DiEpatct1. n !.
S STU ART ~ 1las
day III politics =, "a
lIamrs 80, spof Wythe, will open Chg
SDenocratle campo 81, here that ivy,
There will be very little push ess uoi "
OF Hon M . II ooker. nttorney for, TIC
Commonwealth will be JUICE g Il , ny. y.
lInrveyis first court # \. y, a,
Mr.E; I !. III Is ook er, VIII was operat TED on
Tor 5ippendicltis some time Sago,iis able 70
walk about tho house. but unable toH 40
atiyESbuslness yet. EN- % s98s Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
81 Patents Is Viginiarls...

Especial TO sSThci Tines u spnt ch)
NASIIINC ON &. r. g. Ang U st " Pos
Aiessrs Davis p avis, washington pat Pc.
3cnt attorneys, report the grant I his week
TO citizens Of this state, ~ the FOL loving
Epnter to:
87s jacob Brauchli. of 1Intnpt on, a and an n
Il gle SGT 70 70. ~ 3Ss i6
h amss u King, ofs Dnnviilc, trolley
wheel. M ~ I3
James " Mebnnc,s Of 6 South RR Boston,
Ceiling block and electric out-out for In
scundescent lam psi
James ebnne, ~ south III LOS - s1 oh,
8olectric-lamp socket. n j8. 81
ca rdon wi Mcrrell, 81 r onnoke. guard or g
rail brace plate. III .5 @$s i& w.
honlns 3. RoRen, OF Alexandr ma =, ~.
crane and danger 81 gnal. sS i39
sf Zachariah I'll T rninhaln. OF 2ichm ~
window. # # t5i5 VI ID. W ETA
M Edward II. E} Weaver, OF Ssa Cal yer Ton,
sdamper- operating device. # 35S5 s5 s3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Serious Wound.

y &lGE(S Especial to The Times pispat oh,
4 SPENCER, n, CT August DIT, ".
Holt, one OF spcncer's business men,
is In serious condition rs the result
OF a fall one day this ,weeS. by which
one OF Ills arms was badly cut by r
broken coca cola bottle, Tho gasl. was
unnoticed at the time, but later the In
1ured limb began to !nhalne and 4&re-
suited In q high fever, and It Ia feared
the arm WILL have to be amputnted MT.
Holt suffered the loss of q log In a rails
road wreck two years ago and Is 10th
TO part with another limb, 5l AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
'''''1|''lR||I[|:AS'UR1RHlv||||IL||..l|!.''''
A|Isk [. ! |, ! ]. N.
NH. IIechlcr's Attorney to Vi Al 4.
pear Before Judge 'ti imam 5s5
Il SsSS To Morrow. ,sss 81
CUSTODY Of " 4. JA \! I. FUND Z! W


! ST,susurer ii echlei. will take tho matter
,of the custody Of $50, 600, sls tl,e
yail efund, to tile courts, the pct ton foi
IN injunction restraining lie 3 onrd 4 q
pervlsOlsb from s,ctcckiiig on tn O funt
HOW In the 4 Bank Of n chmond to 4 20
liearyl before go Girin11nn morrow roy
ut noon. ,54. e. y3 Is MI
n Following Is the notes filed yesterday
with the clerk Of the Ienrico Gircui
Court: Hi 4 Ys9s Ii gy .gSS
sSt Il. u Browning and J. W. Barnes.
sss az supervisors the county hi OF 4
Henrco and In tt9 their Individual !L'i !! /
4 right !; Samuel ST. w addill, Is Clerk ZOE &
g thel3 Boa I'd z of su perylsors for the
81 ~ eo,intv5 81 IIenrico, and the Bank of
ii chmond, d corp alton: 81 b 3jia
Ike notice that we will, on. M ~.
N day, "a gust Il 1905 s12 M. sof Int mt
Ne dny. move M he Judge Of the Cham ll''
Il Gerry Courtof The city q q u
II vacation ut the courtroom OF the N
II a. Ii (shanccry Court for an juno 5
" tlnr,5 against YOU, and each OF YOU ol' n
8$f a. i,ining and restraining you, who n!
~ compose the Board OF Supervisors OF v
N Henrico county, or as individ " va q al
g IA checking on the fund IN !. q the v
s I3nr Sof Richmond to the cr tS1l q ,,
the snid bonrd or the fund - suu N
sssy n NJ wtichsis the pro- eeds Of &C ~
M fnin Bonds Of 1Ienrlco county 1ss J, e. N
FOR Tie purpose Sof erecting a g.
gnntl cn1oining md restraining you. a l'rlc5
@f enohi ofI YOU, from otherwise CAUSING
t he division OF snd fund and and Sfu " ne
81 etl1oinng and restraining the Bank lI! or
&R edmond from honorng the. ci he q Il
III 81 checks OF said Board Of 5u g
ysors, signed BY the clerk Of o., v s !, III
hoard ana chairman OF sale, or t q. N
check Q any Of " d l117' Wn pom
# said fund as indivi duals. a 81 NJ 3t Il bis
C.#HECIIL1GR VI, II u {5 lts8l
"a treasurer OF 1Ienrico county n Y ls
35ai his own right i.s} 5I ls3
NV. X DA IIJ1, wa
ENR Z III DICKINSON Y.
NJ ~. S. BRAUE r. s5 III ~
5$ SAACs Eli TZLI1 z. III III
ssSs' ~ H IlAS1,EIlB RCi, asS
M i. 81 W. IoI5NIC
II. st. John Conlter and
ertyS g. luton, ttorney's ''tS
M August 25 1906 III Il IL
Teachers Meet Soon. l3s VI
lille BteachersSof public schools IN e en-
rico countyfwil Srneot mt the 3courth ou ass:
On September 18th to sign heir contracts e!
for! the coming year The tea cherss IN
stitute will be held on y and III y q,
and On the day GLOWING tho al terms
of the schools will he e MING s 3s
III II l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
DOUBLE QUARTETTE.
Beth Ahabah Choir to Be En-

Beth Ahabah Choir to Be En-
larged Next Friday.
b The choir at Both Ahabah Will be COM
posed, beginning with next Friday eve
ming. OF q double quartette OF soloists,
embracing some Of the best singers In
tho city, X, t
h Tho choir Will consist OF the following
slngers: Soprano. Mrs. John A. Murphy
md Miss Fannie West; alto, Miss Mabel
tMcBain and Mrs, G. r. CABOT; tenor. Mr..
Moses May and Mrs. II. II III. Stokes;
bass.st Messrs. Norman Call &and ], a.
Poole: organist. Mr., Jacob Renhardt,
Miss West comes from New York tc
fill the position here. She Ia a well
known soloist OF that city, and Will. nc
doubt. provo an ACQUISITION to the musical
circles OF Richmond III Ia Il 4 q s n iti ,8F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
.iph1tnIir1lp Burns a Barn

y 55Si (speclal To The Times Dispnt CHI
Is Ill RAY,sSVA August b 26 ~ During, g
severe tlunders torn which passed n !, GIh
this country yesterday afternoon. u,
8belongIng to r. lee KendrIck. four miles
st2of& Luray.S r. he loss is q very he 10y.
one, as n$large part Of this year 81 crop
had been stored In the bar III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
BOND, s. ISSUE
IsVirginia9 Beach 5v otes for Sewers
III Ms q IA Sidewalks. NJ

833 isperint N.Y. southern hell ,relephpne.)
I'm OR FO IL August 25--rli cl town
sofA vlrginlai Beach to-day otcd on the
question OF nm lirlprove bond Issue Of
ts72, COO Butt thirty-o bal lots were a cast
fln the eatlohs8 md sall % these ga We
one were Inv OF thu iBsu /. 8ag4 M g
S3ss Nv system of 8 tdr-Wo rks wi be In :
stalled sewers laid and {sid eWalks pave
witlis the proceeds from the sale of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Natural Bridge Excursi ion B

77388g Tho < Young MEMS hrlstlan n! cla-
ton will run their excursion to the
& Natural 8Brldg OF Virginia M onday, Sep
i tenn Der Sd .S This wonderful structure is
. composed OF a single bloc OF Z Inns tone.
with walls as smooth as ], II i cut witt,
5chiscls, and there Is no slgnf q of dis plaoe-
#rnent. "A Tho visitor u follows U q stumbling
cascade down a. deep Tissue In the noun
tainss beneath some Of the largest arbor
vitae trees In the world, and suddenly
finds himself bcsitSs Id II swift stream IN
4 n darl, canyon. with he great arch far
above him. He passes from the awful
hush Of Its twilight, into the conscious -I
presence OF the Creator
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Z Senator Martin In Civ,

4 Senator Martin was III the city yester-
day attending to his private and official
business and seeing to the sale OF his
wheat crop. g54ii5R
The Senator visited the Capitol In the
morning, but made his stay short, as he
had much private business which needed
most OF his personal attention.
&st Senator Martin expects to go to New
York this week to be an attendant upon
the ceremonies for the welcome OF w. j.
h Bryan. 5sf 5g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
THE JUNIOR !, ORDER 9 RI y 4.
cilSvvith Thirty-Se'vel IN Me IN.
/ 55sS5 bers at South Hi 81: III

Especial 10 rho Tin,es-r ispntch.) y
SOUTH iii JL5 IL VA, a ugust u 25--So I1ltl
Hill Council No III Junior Order United yea
iAnercnn Mechanics was uted mere tHrt
lGstgnlghts BY j. Cocn department stats
Chase City Council. Nv ny
Hi members constit y tlflg LF
schurters list, rhe following officers were
elected councillor. s. 4. Moore y Vice
iGcunclior, Norbourno Smith, Recording
Secretary Crowdcr Assistant. $50
rotary, s. Gayle; Financial secretary a;
" ,SJrs; Treasurer, BS!AV.1 l ogbulrf
SCcnductof Il ". Pierce; den q IN
Calis Inside Sentinel, Q. PSBrtowyin; out
side Sentinel David Taylor Chap y; ny
" Hall Past Councillor, r. n. Og burn III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
soDD-FELLOWs' OUTING
Friendship Lodge Of r ebekahs
Have e, III Far, TInfTrin

Z Friendship Rebekah Lodge No II,
q number iqf Odd Fellows. B Tho ladies
are always using y eir ,best endea yors2to
further z Odd M 10 oWshin In 8 Rlchmond,
s the MaIai outing q oa 1ta
Z ilsldertaken an excursion to West Point
Tor Labor Day, There Will be: two trains
on this day. onday, Saptemher 3d-one
at $50 A.. I,E and the OF her $50 NJ.
i'd enable ladies' I'd attend and thor gtl-
!. n, spJoX ths.nsel " 9ggh tasx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Four M ore Life Pro blens. II

SSE ntercst continues to increase steadily
SinS the Life Problems', being discussed
III the young men Il meet ings sunday as
SSternoon nt $50, Central " y Dung Men Mems !,
EChristinn Association. Four OF the most
practical that enter into a the lives 81
young men viii be d scusse q n TO- morrow
snfternoo on. Hindrnnccs. by Travis -.
Watkins Uplifts. NJ by ~. 2. Perry;
duction, G. Ia ylor, y r., and
$'l.Dlstrbu tion..' BY tnc8 genera ! seer atary.
The opening song service LEI gins a $780,
promptly. ana s a quiz, a Or u aucstl on-
drawer. follows TIC d discussions Fl AZ, s.
ter 81 the socinl-fel lowship service 1!.
that n follows the p life Prot lemR
discussion, the Bconversat lohal Blbie-
study class vii meet the lesson for Il he
Edaysbelng The Rich Dung r uler.''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
.VAL.OR.R.EWARDED
I. ! PRESIDENT | } | III mi
Brother Of Lieutenant ]. Fred
James animated for a Com
mission.
specinl i to The Times- Dlspa tch. (

psi (SnecInl to The Times Dlspa tch.) 81
# DANvILLIJ. Var a uguat 325.--As a. tess
stimonial OF the yalorS and the esteem In
Which the late lieutenant J a Fred James,
who was killed in the Philippines. was
held, President Roosevelt has \ des ignated
Russell James, a younger brother OF the
deceased as a candid date to. stand ~ COM y,
the army y Dung James is only twenty
two years OF &c. and graz nated from the
Virginia Military Institute, q ( Lexington,
with the highest mi litarys honor / that
school. He Is at present commandment Of
d military school In sLexingt on. Mo-, and
army officers, knowing his ambiti lon to
become an fIicer, recon led him to
the PRESIDENT Gsys sE I.
OF Danville, and was officially notified
to-day. W. sB y n 3sj s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
PARK CONCERTS.
Exceptionally Attractive Program
Has Been Prepared,

has been prepared by Professor Iardeln
for the last concert In tho series. It fol-
lows here, With the schedule Of parks:
Overture, nandltenstre chez chez H,ppo
ta) .'Medltaton Il. T. (, M orrlson
th) Marcf, Virginia State riremen'a N D,
~, a Assos GA JACOB Reinhardt
Bouquet q, Popular Songs ...,.,,.A. Mack
",offsnbachiana'.a Arranged by Meyrelles
Bar't29ne Solo. ''lnilamntus & from
oa MF Ma Jas q ,sroi Ia lSossin'
SELECTION from PtXley and Leaders,
Musical A., c,o,nedy. nISing ,l3odo'' Il
Waltz. Jolly Fellows, |, 2, .YoiIstedt
Hstar spangled Tanner" and "Dixiic, ~ 4
Felix Iardella, I3andmastcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Called to Same Church..

Especial to The Tines ID spatch.)
If SALISBURY, n. 81, August 25.,-Col.
q, II. Ca loway and lion Fort, ,Jr., both
Fof 'Anlerlcus, Ga, have accepted calls
as assistant pastors OF the First BAPTIST
Church In this city, They expect to
z enter upon their duties at ones. " 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Or, Ross Returns,

H "A mr.. George Ross, who \ has been the
sgnest Of the British Medical II Society at
Toronto, Canada, returned to ( the city
last !, eYep!ng i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
BY TEST
Has PROVEN J E: :: BEST {:
I ELIXIR BABEK
Cures All Forms OF Malaria In
ALL Stages, and Prevents
II When5 Taken
LIN Time.

I'd is a splendid spring tonic and blood
pnrif er; for young and old. Can be taken
fby anyone with, ttnpnnity j35 VII
.sS Why suffer wit chllls and fever, when
I, thousands have been cured ny "Eabek.?
.I,cware ~ t'somcthing .ust as good. n Jol
" bottle ut I'll arugglsts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

Monday Marshall SQUARE. $3.50 10 IL, 40
fluesda y-- Riverside Park, $40 to 11,S9,
Wednesday-Giamb II Ill, s 80 to 1870. <
( I'hutsday,J effersop Park, $3.50 to i0.a0, {
< FrIdasr4-e'h inlborhzo Park, $3.50 10 1890,
Saturday Reservoir Park, 3 to q, x. ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS no stlATu,
# RAJ BRl GE +, lrlcLUDlNoa HOTEL
5.gs6 MMODATlON6,BVlA CHES

gfE Hal 6f7l DGEt zlNNt-SGlNAAHOIGI ~
5sSff3A ACCOMMODATIONS VIA CHE s. 3.
APEAk IL % III q RAJ WAY.
Tickets sold on Fri vs. an Saturdays,
good until Monday and Tuesday folloW-
ing 81 including stage from station to
Bridge, admission to the Bridge. and hos
tel acconlmoda lions. IS III S2S.
5 Saturday tickets, with hotel accommo-,
tdatlons until dinner Sunday, $500; until
breakfast Monday, 50, 90 .ss Sss
Friday tickets, with hstel pccoHlmo.-,
datlons until dinner Sunday, 3lo. 90; pnt'l
breakfast Monday. s1l.50i Slunt!l break,
fast Tuesday, $3.50 III q
spend Sunday at this Natural Wonder
OF Virginia and charming mountain lreso'Fl'
s1o5s TO NEW " Afs 2 RETURN,
" X VIA THE IPOPU LAR sYoRtS
i5y We Fl ~ n E, 6.
Hon econrlg Williaras sni.ings Bi c1e z |:
Tickets on sale August 2sth aR * r ssIM
trip from N n chmond corresnond
low from ,ther points. VIZ s99t ne
st off SIS and Wy US
Main Street !. Phone llo;. 4e6, = !, d, \ sss'a
H. 4 EEL! E4s.e -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

Maid Oh, n madame. some one has
stolen your jewels! Shall send for a
Send fort the n reporters first. ~ ~ lly
tSloper. 3 q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-12
WIT EXUDES UPON
BOTTLE OF SCOTCH

That cold Scotch bottle continues to
De a wellspring of wit for members
of the bar.
Clerk Simonton, in Judge Robinson's
court yesterday, was handing over an
exhibit in the form of a gun to Mr..
Chillingworth, attorney for defendant
IN an assault and battery case
is 1t loaded?" the attorney queried
Not that 1 know Of" the clerk re-
piled.
Look out, there may be some Scotch
III 1t County Attorney Douthitt gave
warning.
If there is, I'll see that you get
your share" Mr.. Chillingworth retort-
ed amidst noise like a paint brush
makes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-12
ELEVEN MEN
TRYING CASE
Good Progress in Civil
Business--peacock
Contest.

Paul Ohelo and Hulimoku Kanio
were put on trial for assault and bat
terry Yesterday before Judge Robinson.
County Attorney Douthitt prosecuting
and Sam. F. Chillingworth defending.
By agreement the trial was undertaken
with but eleven jurors, thus saving
the time and trouble of issuing a spe-
cial venire. The eleven are John Nj.
Tucker, Henry Lyman, Walter c. Gil
man, J. G. Abreu, a. B. Doak, James
Mcdonald, William Rose. Harry X.
Tuck. Alfred NJ. Simpson, H. S. Crane
and John Roderick. The offense is al
See at Honolulu on November 20, 1904.
LIBEL CASES ENDED.
Before Judge Robinson nolle prose-
uuis were entered in the case of J. K
Nakookoo and S. Umauma, charged
with criminal libel against Curtis F.
Iaukea, as candidate for Delegate to
Congress. Retractions led to the with
drawaI of prosecution.
CIVIL JURY PROGRESS.
Judge De Bolt got through with one
civil jury trial and made good head
way with another yesterday.
Tom Guns damage suit against
Thomas F. McTighe for seizure of eff
fects resulted in a verdict for defen-
dant by the following jury:
Thomas Gill, Geo. J. O'Neil, Bruce
Hartman, John Neill, Chas. Butzke,
o. H. Walker, J. w. Mcdonald Frank
Darling, ]. Mitchell, J. H. Mckenzie,
VIM. Barclay and B. Summons.
L. A. Dickey for plaintiff; A. s.
Humphreys for defendant.
Chung See (w) VS.. Kahanu Meek
(w), with Dickey for plaintiff and
Dunno for defendant, came on for trial
before the following jury:
Arthur F. Wall, J. H. Mckenzie. O.
H. Walker, Geo. Cowan, A. M Mellis,
Geo Warehouse, w. A. Alderman,
Frank Darling, J. w. Mcdonald, Thos.
Gill Benz. Summons and Geo. J. o.
Neil
THE PEACOCK CORPORATION.
the quo warranto case of Walter c.
Peacock against Alexander CARVE.
whereby the legality of the acting
board of directors and officers of w.
c. Peacock & Co, Ltd, is questioned,
began before Judge Lindsay. Ashford,
Breckons and Noar are entered as at
torneys for petitioner, and Mott-Smith
and Anderson for respondent, while |
STANLEY watches the case for Bishop
& Co, financially and personally in |
terested in the respondents case.
COURT NOTES.
Judge Lindsay is expected to decide |
the demurrer in the Camarinos build |
ing case at 10 o'clock this morning.
Judgment by confession for s725 and |
S44.S7 costs has been entered in Judge |
De Bolts court against defendant In
the suit of Pelani (w) VS.. Punohu alias
Punohu Muir.
Plaintiffs motion for new trial In
the ejectment case of Kapiolani Es-
tate, Ltd, VS.. Joseph Leandro Oliveira
will be presented before Judge De Bolt
next Thursday
To the bill for partition and account
ing of Georgina Comes Ferreira. Maria
Comes Ferreira and Lui Comes VS..
Christina Agniar and Elisa Comes ST.
mao each defendant by her attorney,
Antonio Perry. enters a demurrer for
herself. Thirteen separate grounds are
stated.
Hee Fat by his attorney. r. w.
Breckons. enters a general denial to
the complaint of, Hawaiian Hardware
Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-12
LEAVE TO SELL
ESTES LIBRARY

j. J. Dunno. administrator of the
VIII of Judge Estee, is authorized by
an order of Judge Lindsay to sell the
library of the dead jurist at either
public or private sale, but if at private
sale it must be for not less than the
appraised value. Besides law books
the library contains many standard
literary works, also some quaint and
curious volumes of forgotten lore
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-12
FRATERNAL MEETINGS

POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT,
NO. /, I. o. o. T.
Meets every first and third FRIDAY
MI the month at 7:30 p. m, In Gao
YeIiox's Hall, Fort Street
Visiting brothers cordially invited TO
attend.
PAUL SMITH, c. P.
L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-12
III u S Z e A lie
BENEFIT OF
LADIES' SOCIETY OF CEN
TRIAL UNION CHURCH

AR THE
RESIDENCE OF F. j. LOWREY ON
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN 16.
TICKETS, $1.0O.
A limited number of tickets can on
ly be sold on account of the seating
capacity of the House Tickets to be
had from Mrs. G. F. Bush, 1856 Ke-
walo, and Mrs. A. Gartley, College
Hills
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-12
LIBEL CASES ENDED.

Before Judge Robinson nolle prose-
quis were entered in the case of j. x
Nakookoo and S. Unlauma, charged
with criminal libel against Curtis P
Iaukea, as candidate for Delegate to
Congress- Retractions led to the with
drawaI of prosecution.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-12

Patient Doctor. frequently expe-
rlence a Kissing sound in my ears
What would you advise me to do?"
Doctor-'What is your occupation ?"
Patient-"I'm an actor. Doctor
Then I'd advise you to get some 9TH
er kind of a job.'-Chicago Daily
News.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-16
Notlelas de Areelbo.
(De nuestro corresponsal

Noviembre Is. CoDtinda el Cinemat6.
grafo de los sefores Garcia Y Ca. hacienda
las delicias de este pdblico y entreteni-
miento de los nifiop. Para s6bado y do
miDgo preparan dos magnffcas funciones.
Hoy han dado comienzo en- esta Cor.
te de Distrito los juicios por jurado. Con-
tinuaran esta semana = Ia pr6xima.
-Por auhencia del Hon. Fiscal LIDO
Acosta Quintero le Gustituy6 81 Lido. F6.
lix Santoni
Sc acerca 81 de Diciembre dia de
Ia Purfsima Conception sabemos que las
Hias de Maria Sc proponen celebrar los
fegtejos religiosos con toda Buntuosidad,
ahora falta el que la colonia espafiola Sc
proponga celebrar dignamente el dia de la
Patrona de Espafa y que 81 Casino Espa.
mol abra ese dia sus galones con espl6ndido
bale y que traigan la orquesta del popu.
lar CocoIia. Sc eapera que asi sea, pues
dicho Centre hace tempo no dS ninguna
clase de festival.
Sc encuentra de nuevo al frente de
esta Alcaldfa Municipal Ell senior don Ma
nuel Perez Avilez.