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len. 10 tDis nm gu beruihsn, mas sh'
nd9it gu tbun lei.
8trensar erinuerte Ii1. bdB Elm
Dididt bon einem eigentbiimlt9tn
Strau9 NIT trpmpetsnartissn Bliitben
unb Acknowledgement bornis.n
3tpeisen, cine IOsendnnte putppulps
bede in Der N6be lei unb IaSte bies
ieinem geFGbrttn.
Menn mir bds Didi9t duFTinbsn,
bemsrtte er, tSnnel mir unlere pferbe
buIelbt laFen.
mir fpsrben es fpobl obrs S9piss
risteit finbeH, entsssnete Der anbers,
bod III Is taum n0tbis su iudsn,
osnn Der Walb psrbirst bic Sbiere.
Ga, ss 1T ni9t Der San Elm
8lib!
Bel bieIen Dorten erleu1tete cine
bluue Sldmme pl0bliG bic gauge Str'
melsOeds, 70 baB lie bic StGmm. unb
3peise Der 8dume auf cine psitt
g%ntfcrnuns sepa5ren tOnnten. Dos
2i9t l9pantts einige Getunben sleid,
elmer i'm grl0i4sn besriffensn 2amp.,
bann gins es pI0bIi1 aus unb Oi.
Dunitlbeit f9ien nod ttef.r unb
i4tpGr3er dls 3ubor.
Rein .g.rGuId begleitete bieIs Ru-
tursrf9einune - tueIisitens teint, BIZ
nit beri.lben in 8.rbinbuns ItdnS,
0usesen erreste Ft 2Grm uut,r ben
9spobnsrn Der WilbHib.
8eim nddfttn 8liBe battsn fe bul
@ididt err.i@t
Sn Der Tlitt. bsHelbeR Itiesen II
ab unb bnn6en bic Sbitrs nit ben 3i'
sela an 3psiss. SierauF iiberlieb.r
fr 6ieI. F9 ielbit nnb sinsen mad
benz %pfftnsn 9runbs Snrid.
Sn asbn Minut.n butten lie BIZ
%lm3dunung errti1t, tp.l9e bi. plunr
rag. i'm 3idadd umIief.
Sic gingsn bnrdn satlung unb no
rem in 3ebn Minutsn Dor BEN pflani
Sergauie, bas Fe BEL benz S9eine bel
8lib.s 3pif&en ben bOben 8aumpOI
l.nbGumtn binbur9, bic ss umsdb.n
erblidten. Sisr bieIten Iie abermulI
an, nm gu UerabrtOsu, mas 81 thur
lei. I'll.
Man LAB 2i9trr i'm 5uufe. Wlsh
rere 6snIter 81 sben.r grbt tudr.n ,r
leuGtet, msbr ala Elm 3immsr i4isl
beiett.
Die ertpsdts SDffnuns, bub in einsn
bon ibnen Olympia f.in perbe.
Die Sunbs umfdli9en tpubrI4ein
lid bic 9~estrbiitt.n unb es prohte Dol
ibnen srobs @.Tabr. Mtut mubte I'D
alIO BON Der sntsessnseIeBtsn S.it
ndberu.
Grft ipenn bier ni9t Der 4ufenthal
OlDmpi.ns entbsdt nerOen tonni'
mubte man isber @efubr frozen I'M
audi auf Der anbern Seite Iu4eu.
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Drei 6dfporens nit elmer fle nen
5laf d1e Gbdmberloin' Geibweb,
6holerd un0 Ourhfal llsoisin

Drei 6ehporene nit elmer fle men
5laf DIE Gbamberldin GeIbweb,
6bolerd un6 DurhfaH MSoisin
pom Gholere 1llorbus eebeiIt.
Der o. w. Sofplsr QlebIOmer,
Ola er31blt cine grf1bfuna bic &C
mndte, wdbrenb er ala @eifwOres
ntr in elmer MDrbunterluhnna in
Gon1rospiIe, EreiSbnuplhaot rom
&letie GlebOurne, Gli., fiaurirte. @r
inat: ~ dhreno i'd bort mar, ns rfl
etnos ftiifes uno nudl Blrn JleiIdj.
bas bel mir Cholera Dlorbus in !, BIZ
ihlimmer form perurioGte. SD
fhbite ara elenb uno i6ifie nod ei.
ner eeniHen Gbolera : Tiebisin, itntt
oeffen innbte mir Der G~lpotbsfer cine
6lniHe ghnmberlain's Geibrueb, Ghos
Zero uno DurHfnl. aiebiSin nit BEN
8emerfen, bnB err bns @epinidte
bate, mir nbet in 6Ulae Der grs
prpbtbeit bieie8 Seilmittels. uDr56,s
mir lebtereS su ihiden, on er Iir
befen nnfeblbnre Rnr enrnntire. Sd
nabm cine Dole bnuun uno fiblte IN
fanf RinutsH better. Yie jrpeite
GOie betlte mid adnslih. 8met
Witeeihporene litten In .oerielben
Belle unb cine finf yunb Smansiu
Gent SlaiHe heilte uns nlIe brei.
Gum Bertauf bel Batter BrDs.
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25.
Quf Ser QfIanaana.

Die Nd6t i4itn benz 3tpeifeIbdfttn
un6 tolItiibntn llnternebmen giinitis
fein au ipollen. Gdum mar bic Sons
ne untsrsesunsen, dls bic Sterne mats
ten Gi9tes beraufSosen. 8aIb dber
berIdpanbsn le pieber, Der Simmsl
4uurbe bitter unb bleifarbis.
Sobalb bds tur5e 3pielidt pors
iiber mar, tonnte man bic umriFs Der
W6lber ni9t msbr bonn 5ori3onts,
ben lie b,srdnSten, unterTaeiben.
Rein Stern mar it4tbur. Cine 6tde
S9i1t rauHartiger Moltsn perbdrg
lie dlls. @sIbf bic ssIbs O6erfIGGe
bes Stromes mar bonn llfer aug tdum
trteRnbar, unb nur Der tpeiBli9 I1tms
mernbe Stdub Der Strdbs CAB bic
Hi9tuns Ses @ssss an Die 0untels
bsit mar 10 itart, OoB ss unmSsli9
gstpeIen mare, in ben DGlbern ober
ouf benz f9par3sn 8oben Der glantds
&c sinen pfab gu finbeH. @.pSbnli9en
ReiIenoen piirte DieIer llmltanb' llns
I.
rubs DerurIu6t babsn, bod Bic bsiben
@efG6rten beeriiBten bic 6inffernib
ais sinsn Greunb.
gtrsnsor Iaste IiG; buB Der StcrH
Der 2ie6e elmer Iol9en Nadt bsbiirfe,
nm ben G9ritten bes 2iebsnSsn gu
Ieu9ten.
Rad einem bSdIt %miibidmen @ess
errei6ten lie cine ode Der ginSGuung,
no bisIe snoete lnO Der Mdlb be-
gam.
ND6 bunoert S9ritt bro9ten lie
untet ben S1attsn Der 8Gume. 9ier
6isltsn lie an. unl atbsm gu I6Dpfen
unO lire gIerbe uiisldnaufsH su lais
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5ett ssgangen, Dalelbf einDrinoen, inr
ben @pri8laS our Slu9t MAIDEN unS
nit ibr fIiebsn.
Ginmdl aus benz 6auIe, 6ann mar
man Der gr0Bten S9pisrisleit sntbos
ben. Die pfsrbe trugen fte lei9t mad
Netp Orleans suriid, unD bort tonnten
8erensur unb Olympia 10 ldnge bers
bergen bleibtn, Bis Te elm S9iTF sss
funben, bus fe gaitli4 mitnubm duf
ben Ocean.
Disien plan tbsilts gsr.Hsar ieis
mem Gtfdbrten nit unb mad einem
turSen S"tiGl9peiseR ~antfpOrtete biss
fer, inbem er TIN bi[lists, 4ud tr
bate ni1ts lnberes finbtn i6nnen.
Olympia muBte befreit fperbeR, un3
omar uuF i.b. @efabr bin, bas mar
aud iein Gebant..
Gle bsIpra6sR IprgenfGltig aIls
Gina.lbeiten unb ,rfposen i.bs M0gs
li8teit bes grfOIses ODer Oss S&si'
terms.
Die !Saupti9Dieristeit, bsmertte
Berengur, liegt BARN, nit OlDmpieR
in @erbinbung gu treten. @ie Derm0s
gen mir Di.s2 Wirb man Il. nidt
eingeI9loFen baben9 8 fiber, Ii9t1
bat bieI.r SGurt. bon @aparrs, iebt,
no q i'm Belize bes ldnse erlebnten
S@aBss III, ni9ts GiIissrss 3u tbun,
dls ibn slsi@ sinsm S.ufeI bss grSs
fpubnes unb S,ijes gu beipdHsn. 9ims
mel, fpsI4t @ortbsile bat er Dor mir
Dpraus! CT 1T Der g.Isbm6bise Gis
esntblmer bes MGb@sns, bsHenSeeft
mir g.bSrt. Sbr asib 1T Isin, iper
fe entFibrt, Iebt Fi4 elmer f8redli@en
Strafe aus. Dobl tpeiB Ct, bdB ;pis
f9sn ibr unb mir elm ginberitdnbnib
betebt, aber er dbnt fiber ni9t, bob
bieI.s 70 melt seben tSnnte, mid ju
peranlaFen, ibm feline Stlapin gu
fteblen. Sic cine GtIdoir, i'd Elm
9isb, Elm RGubtf - iei es b'rum !
d tp.nn .r mir entsss.nritt, 10 gss
f9i.bt es auf feline eigeue @sfabr; bic
2usel, bic fem !6irn 3.ridmsttert,
r61t ni9t nur Olpmpiens, rG9t aud
bds Sdidiul SplOisns BON 8edurss
gar6l
Sd CLAUDE, bemertts SdutebiIIe mud
elmer pauIe, @aDarre pirb ii9, mad
Isinsr eisensn nisoris.n 2sibeni6aft
urtbeil.nb, b.nten, Sic ieisn bon Der
G@6nbsit bss unsliidli9en Ndbdena
gersist unb gu benz 8uni6e beruni
labt fporben. it gu tdufen. limb 3tpdr
bGtten sic 81 bisIem 3tpede bic Gums
me BON breitauIenD Dollar beItimmt,
Nimmer tpirO er trGumen, bab, nuHs
benz Ct Sic bur9 ieinen asenten iibers
boten, sic bdruuf finnen, uuf anoe'
rem, unselebli9em @ess in ben 8efis
Slpmpiens gu seldns.n.
Mber ipie tpsrben mir uns bemert:
lid mu6en2 fraste 8erensar boiler
8efOrsniB.
ste mtrD ole o1ne Sfoettel erfpdr'
fen, bu Sic Sbr ia Sbre qntunft aui
benz Streifen pdpier ungetinbigt ia.
ben. ., td fam mir benten, tpie i.bn'
Ii1if sic bon i6r erfuartet tpsrber
DieIs Hudt pirS ii6erIi4 ibr Obnl
G1laf bsrgsbsn.
8.ibs btriunten tpieDsr in S9psi'
gen unb Ra1Oenisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

cures made by Dr..
Kilmer's Swanrp Root,
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
It Is the great medI-
c%altriumph Of the nine
tenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer. the emil
nent kidney and blad-
der specialist and is
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
oles and Brlght's Disease, which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-R Root Is not rec
ommenGed butif you have kid
Eey, liver or bladder trouble II will be found
iuSt the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In Sc many ways, In hospital work, in private
practice. among the helpless too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
Seen made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried Il. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail. also q book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how TO
find out II you have kidney or bIaddertrouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and EK
send your address TO 6HHHE1kl3kIE$A
Or. Kilmer & Co.. Bing- ittssI N
hamton, N. Y. The 5sls1aM.a
regular fifty cent and Home Of sTamp-ROOs
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name, Swamp-Root. DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y, on every bottle.
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.hdmberIaiu's Rufen lrleoisir
bilft Sic udtur.

NNf." -f.EL .lE.NA
@ebisinen, bic bic Notur belfen,
iinb INNER am piriiamHen. @hom-
berInin's Sniten, Mebt5in bonbelt
nnH DWiem gfnne. sic bait ben
6ufien snrlf, 100 beu Nusmnrf unb
bilFt bic Nntur, bas Spfsm In eineu
aeinuoer 8nfionb pieberbersuiteIen.
Gle III aher einer arDBen 9betl Der
c~ipiliHrten BELT ibrer unihabbaren
@iaenihnfteu rpseen beribmt. Eou-
ienbe haben ibren hDben Bert Be.
seuat. 6te tptrtt rusesn iebe Gnln
oe, BOB cine Grtdltune In cine Bun.
oenentsnnbuue fbereebt. bum Der.
fnuf BEL BATTER HrDs.
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0is rs
b|erune ubsr Sdmburg i'm
1905 5Gblts 143,375 9erios
men. 0ieIe 3dbI fteIIt nit Der BEG
Sdbres 1903 (144,569 psrionsn) ben
90dfftunb Der 5umbursiI4.n Nus
tuanberunes3iffern i'm 2duT. Res Iess
ten Sdbr5ebntes bar. Don 1896 onF
1897 fiel bic 9eIdmmtSdbl bon runt
$4,000 nuf $4,000, nm bona foI.
iGbrli@ in 9stpoltissm 3utpo6s fsis
eeno i'm lsbtsn Sabre bic meF- n.s
pierfu6e 90be gu errei9sn. RidIaufsns
be 8speaunaen 5eisten nur bic Sabre
1901 unb 1904, inbsIIen bunteli ts
fit babel nur UNI sinen @usfdll Dol.
5000 beam. 10000 perTonsn. @ie
2abl Der 9euh9en inter ben auss
i~paubsrsrn bat In BEN oneee.bsnrn
!3eitrdum bnlb nbs, bolb sugsnnmmen.
sic ftel in ben Sobrsn 1868 bon
runo $1,000 nuf 5000, Ifisg ir BEN
nd&ifsn 5 Subren ouF 10000, um
ednn o6ermdIs duF 1922 i'm lebt,n
Sabre suriidJuseben.
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DO YOU GET Ur
WITH A LAME BACK !?
Kidney TroubIe Makes You Mlserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 70 know Of the wonderful
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EDW. WALL,
W00DSAL0ON j
.~seseniiber btr OlabIe,
hermann. q: ITO.

1ieS IL Der ele8anieIte eaIopn in Scr,
moun NIB Finpei man bort audi bic beIien
@etrdnfs uno Si9orren,
geIonberS quite WbiStpS. aIeinieer
aeeni IN Germonn fir ben heriibmten rinb
ediien Bourbon unb gipe BhtetD ben Ser,
mann DiItinins 50. preiS berielbe IUie IN
Der Dthinern.
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sdudlide stmersen geIinOert

Sdrsdlid7e stmersen ssIinosrt.
9urb IdredaGe shmrrsen ee.
petuiat InfOIge Der @efte nnuerbnu.
ten SpeiIen, nnbm Is. o. GrapiOn.
uuu anla, MiF., Or. 4lna's Nep
eife giGs, init benz ReiuItute, " pte
&c Idreibt, .baB i'd Iurirt fJhfts.
Nue Maaen unD @ebdrmeanDrbnHn.
Gen perber aebDben bnrt ibrera lIn.
6eru0en Giublanna beIDnbere Gi0en.
lfciten. rs Gents Ia @aIger Bros.
~Aputbele.
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IpaNperern 11t IN Dem or19egebelet
3eitrdum bolo abs, bolb su9snpmmen.
sic ftel in ben Sobren 1868 bon
rnn6 $4,000 ouf 5000, Ftie9 in BEN
n6difsn 5 Subren duF 10000, I'm
ednn a6ermdls auF 1922 i'm lebt,n
Sabre suriid3useben.
Tnh benz Gbleben oes @robbers
aoes abplf bon 2uremburg mar
6 hrtfion TX. Der GlteIte rsaies
rerbe Tiirit Gulopds. Gr mar am
8. apriI 1918 sebOr.u. Runmsbr 1t
@sors H.. 6erscs bon Ga9fenRei
ninsen, bas Glteite Staatscb.rbaupt
bes 4ben6Ianbts. gr fam am stpeis
ten april 1925 3ur @tlt. Sbm 3us
nG9it itsbt Der am 8. Sept. besIsIben
Sdbrss ssborene 9~rOBber5oe Sriebri4
BON 9absn unb Der cine Wo1e IpGtsr,
16. Gpril 1925, gebprens Grnit, Ssrs
400 bon Sudien 8 qlltsnburg. Der
Jingle reaiersnbe Siirit Guropds 1T
QIfons Kill, &0nis BON Spunisn,
Der bds 2iht Der Welt am IL. Mai
1885 srblidte. Gsin Rsei.runssoRs
tritt fGllt duf benisIbsn Gag. als
poitbumus. lein Batter @Ipbons XII.
mar am 25. Npp. 1885 ~eeitorosn,
tuurOe er ON Gag isinsr G.burt gum
&0nis ouseeruFtu urter Rsssntidaft
feintr Muttsr. @is IGnsite Rssiss
~runss5stt bat Grdn3 SoTsp6 l., 8dii.t
bon Oeiterrei4, binter fi9, Der ben
Shron Der 6obsburger felt benz 2.
0es. l84S inne bat. Sriebri9. @roB.
bsraps bon gaben. Der s%esenpGrtis btr
si~peitGltefte SerrI9sr Guropas 1T,
ftebt aud Der 0ausr Der R%sgisrung
mad inter ben Stdutsoberbdupterr an
atpsitsr StsIle. foIsts CT bod ieinsm
Batter ON "a. @pril 1852 in Der RE-
gieruns. acknowledgements ninimt
Grnit, SerScs BON So6Isn : atiens
burg. unter ben Regsnten bic brittle
Stelle foDobI mad Der .3eit bes Re.
gieruugsnntrittes tpie bes alters Elm,
ba sr felt benz 3. gua. 1853 fein tel,
nes Staatspelsn tsgirrt. Sobdnn H.,
6iirit non 2ie6tenItein. Der am Il.
Rob. 1853 aur Rssisruns lam, bat bic
p~iertI1ngite Reaierunqsbauer binter
fid.
au Sc lsOlurb bari nfat
g epumpt" nerben- bos lit
rer Snb1It elmer pplitiIdtn Gerfis
9lns bic bieier Gage mebrersn borti.
gen Nirtben SugeItsllt iporbsn 1T. Das
8erbot bat folgenben @prtIout: rGs
lpirb Sbnen bierSurd ppIiStili6 unters
fdet, setIigs @et$Gnts onbsrs oIs ses
gen 9ddrSablung Su. bsrdbfolsen. Sir
jebe 3utpiberbonblung nirb gegen sic
cine @elbifrafe BON 20 M. srldiien, an
beren SteIIs i'm llRpermTsensFdIIe
cine Suftitrafe bon Stpet Sdssn tritt.3
Wds dnf SEE forrttppn NJ
biert m IL b. 4uF Der et ten Rsife
5es OdmpFers amsritd Der Sdmburgs
Nmsritd 2inie fpurben fir nidt tptnis
Ger dIs 800 Mdrt 8riefmorlen BON ben
p~oIfusisrsn an 8urO Setuuft. Ssbr
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selman, which will be dropped outside
as 1t goes 10 Honolulu.
E L. Conant has been appointed dis
trict forester and district fire warden
Tor the south half of the district of
Kohala.
John T. Moir has been appointed dis
trict fire warden from the district ex
tending from the land of MakahaIoa to
the land of Kikala
Inc Hllo coffee mill started I'D last
week on a twenty days run of coffee
cleaning.
Mrs. DR.. Ormond E. Wall. of Homo
lulu, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J F.
Metcalf, at Papaikou.
Rt. Rev. Henry B. Restarick of Ho-
hoiuiu, accompanied by Miss Restarick
arrived in Hilo Tuesday and are the
guests of Rev. W. H Fenton-Smith,
lhey return to Honolulu by the Kinau
this week. Bishop Restarfck preached
able sermons al the morning and even
ing services at st. James Episcopal
church on Sunday.
The treasurer of a local lodge was
surprised by the receipt of a dollar
from lodge member through the mail
What surprised him was not the fact
but the manner, for this was odd Fol-
lowing the original example of a sub
scriber to Republican national cam
paign funds, the sender had affixed a
stamp to one side of the dollar and a
piece Of paper with the address upon
it to the other side, and thus mailed it.
Housekeepers in Hilo have been in
pilikia the past week. An epidemic
has attacked the japanese cooks. The
germ of discontent-or the devil-has
got into them and they have most of
them laid down their serving trays,
dlshrags and brooms and left their en-
ployers' kitchen. Whence came the
germ of this quitting malady there has
been considerable speculation and the
fact that it appeared after the arrival
or the japanese training ship has led
some to attribute il to that. At any
rate, the likes have not been seen be
fore and many houseleeper is strug-
CLING with her own cooking while try
ing to corral a new kane or wahine for
her kitchen
The receipts of pineapples sent by a
Hilo man to friends in Portland on
the last Hilonian. through r. l. Lille,
is acknowledged. They arrived in fine
condition and were considered to be Of
very superior quality and flavor
Mrs. r. L Lille is expected to arrive
home from her trip to California by the
coming Enterprise.
Judge J. L Kaulukou accompanied
the Republican speakers as interpreter
for w S Wise. and is now visiting
reia tives and friends in Kona
The ship Falls Of Clyde arrived in
Hilo bay at noon Monday, 13 days out
from San Francisco. She will take a
sugar cargo and leave next week on
her return to San Francisco
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it's new temple at Kahului. The after
noon of the 10th the exercises In dedi-
cation of the new and beautiful struc-
ture will take place and in the evening
p fine banquet Will be given. Masonic
digni-aries from Honolulu are expected
to be present
Tomorrow evening the Woman's
Guild of Waikiki will give a garden
party at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
J. H. r lymond. Trains will be run
from Pata, Puunene, Spreckelsville and
Kahului.
The evening of the 10th a most
pleasurabIe dancing party was given at
the Puunene Club house by the young
men of the vicinity. No announcement
Of a coming event was made, much
TO the disappointment of those present.
The schooner Kinross, that left Ka-
hului more than 100 days ago to round
Cape Horn, has not yet been heard
from It is to be recalled that the Kin
ross was the first acknowledged yes
sci to attempt to brave the storms and
tempestUous seas of the terrible cape,
seafaring men generally believing that
square rigs only could undergo the or
deal. TIE Maui friends of Captain and
Mrs. Patton are anxious as to their
fate.
J. N. S. Williams returned to Pun
meme last Saturday after a short bus
mess trip to New York and Washing
ton.
Inspec or of Schools H. NJ. Wells has
just finished tour of the Hama schools
and this week is visiting Makawao
temples Of learning.
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For Sale
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. M, 1920 p. m.
For Pear! City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-t7:3O a. M, 1915 a. M,
+11:05 a. M, +2:15 p. M, 1920 p. h.,
1915 p. m, 1880 p. m, t11:00 p. m.
For Wahiawa-#9:1 a. IN. and ISL
D. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*S:36 a. M, 1874
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-t7:46 a. M, 1876 a. m,
*10:38 a. m. *1:4O p. m, +4:31 p. M,
1871 p. M, "7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m. and 1871 p. m.
Daily. Elk. Sunday. Sunday Only
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hou
train (only frst-class tickets honOre j
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at Is
a. m; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH
Supt G. P. & T. A.
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AGENTS FOR THE

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, LA
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In
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.ARBOR DAY
On MAUI
Mean Tricks PraCtICed
--.PoIitiCs Much
Mixed.

| MAUI. Oct Ex-Governor Carter has
| designated November as Arbor Day
for 1906 aad all the Government schools
will hold tree-planting exercises on
that day.
The school agents of the various dis
| tricts have been directed to visit
school premises within their jurisdic-
| ton and judge the class trees planted
| last Arbor Day and award prize in
each school. amounting in value to
! $500. The teachers in each school are
to decide what ornamental object shall
be purcha~ed with the money.
Some of the Maui school agents have
considerable territory to cover. In
Makawao district all the schools ex-
cept Kihei entered the competition last
year, including Paia. Handicapped,
Haiku, Peahi, Huelo. Kaupakalua,
Makawao Kealahou and Keokea.
The plan that is being adopted on
Maui this season is for each room OF
a school to plant two trees, so that
if one dies the other can still compete
for the prize.
In Makawao district. in one school,
the rivalry about class trees was 50
keen that the plants were repeatedly
pulled up and in another school the
tops were shipped off to retard the
growth.
Another school selected a rare kind
of pine. that grew about an inch in
the past year, but at Kaupakalua and
in the two Kula schools the Eucalyp-
tus robusta and Monterey cypress grew
splendidly.
Some suggestions by Maui teachers
as to prizes to be purchased with the
$500 are school globe. a microscope;
some childrens books. a picture or a
plaster cast of J. Sterling Morton, the
father of Arbor Day.
POLITICS.
Politics is still rather quiet on the
island. Wednesday evening some of
the Republican candidates addressed a.
crowd of people in lower Paia, near
the old depot. Among them were w.
J. Coelho, John Kaluna, NJ. P. Wal
waiole Edgar Morton, T. NJ. Church
and others
All Home Rule stump orators are ad-
vising their adherents to vote for j.
NJ. Vivas, independent candidate for
County Attorney. AS Vivas is bound
to receive a large Portuguese Republi- |
can vote it is possible that he will
press the Republican candidate, D. NJ.
Case, hard.
Republican speakers are advising
their followers to be careful to vote
for Antoine Gomez for Representative |
He is a responsible young man, con- |
sentative and of good character. He !
is the railroad agent at Paia.
In Hama the fight for the supervisor |
ship is especially bitter. N Omsted !
is quite strong in Hama proper, but it .
is probable that the veteran politician, :
W. P. Haia, will pull through in the
whole district. Great efforts are be-
ing made to defeat Omsted, who is
running independently, but backed by
Home Rulers.
NOTES
On November the Maui Lodge Of
Free Masons will give a grand ball in
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The young people of Waiakea, under
the direction of Mrs. J. T. Lewis, whose
efficiency in choral and concert work
is well known in this community, are
hard at work training for concert to
be given the latter part of November.
for the benefit of the Waiakea social
settlement
At a recent meeting of the Hilo
Barns Club it was decided that the
club would give a dance at the club
rooms. in the Spreckels block on the
evening of Friday, November 2 This
will be Arbor Day and legal holiday,
and the day following a Japanese hol-
iday, when there will be nothing do
ing on the plantations, and is therefore
a very favorable time for giving the
dance.
Miss E. NJ. Towle and Miss s. Scott
of California, were tourists for the
Volcano, arriving Wednesday and re-
turning to Honolulu Friday. Mrs. H.
H. MOrehead, of this city. made the
pleasant discovery that Miss Towle
had been a schOOlmate of hers at Mills
College, in California.
The steamer Enterprise sailed from
San Francisco for Hilo on Saturday,
October 20. She will be due about
Sunday next. She lows the tug Coun-
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w. R PATTERSON & co.
General Contracting and Jobbing.
9ousepainting, Paperhanging, Grain
ing, Kalsomining.
Prick. Cement and Stone Work
Shop with white, the sign painter
.orner Hotel and Union streets.
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