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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29

south; sees her great son, the nation, growing to be the leader of the world. She listens to the music of industry rising from thronglng city and fruitful farm.
 She beholds laden trains wind- ing over mountain and prairie, great ships bringing treasures and peoples to her shores, mines in the mountains pouring yellow wealth into her hints. She gazes on her erstwhile deserts transformed by the magic touch of labor She hears the plaudits of the nations as her message of peace and freedom is borne throughout the earth. She dwells not on the past, except as it holds the promise of that which is to be.
 Her eyes pierce the veil of the fu- ture and behold vision of greatness and glory. Her face grows radiant with the light of better days, whose dawns even now fall upon her. She is the spirit of the Union. reverential of the past but more reverential of the infinite good that shapes for her des- tiny prouder than that of Rome and more beautiful than that of Greece. She is compassionate of the gray and mourning shade at her side. but whis- pers a hope of a later and greater southland already springing into being. And out of her goes a thought of mighty love that binds together the two sections with a bond that will never be broken.
 Aye, truly the place is haunted. Here yet Is another spirit. with a star in her forehead and a light in her hand. She looks not only to this land. which is her especial care. but to all nations and all peoples. Now her eye falls up on Russia, over which rises the lurid morning of a beIated freedom. She frames a thought of equality, and the workers of the world irise to claim their own. She fashions a concept of ! brotherhood, and men begin talking of federation of the nations. She medi- tates on the inward nobility of man. and souls are stirred with namelcss as pirations and with a divinity they can not express. She turns her eyes to her chosen people. and America is thrilled with the dream of q purer democracy than earth has yet known She looks on Gettysburg and says: Here will build me another shrine like those al ThermopyIae. at Zama, at Tours. q Naseby and at Yorktown For 1 am the Spirit of Liberty. and here wr men come to renew their love of nc and to consecrate themselves to my service until all the lands are as fres as the airs of their owp mountnins--
 Yet other shades are here. hosts o'
 the departed who fought and fell upon
 this immortal field Ihey vWe diff
 fereut uniforms and served opposing
 causes. In life they were enemies: ii
 de1th. friends. Tn the spirit is unity
 in the gave s peace ney sfrugEi'
 no more. but frsternlze no~. as indeet
 do fhesr comrades vfo yef remaIa il the sptere pe czIl De living
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29
New York China Tea Company, lS1 South Main Street. HEADQUARTERS FOR Fenton's Ceylon
 Teas. SALE WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY.
SALE WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY.

lo11 ID Gran Sugar Tor soc to all purchasers of our celebrated Teas and Coffees. our Ceylon. Consou and formosa Teas need no introduction 10 the people of Waterbury.
 Colless IS. 20 and 2Se per ID are the best sold for the price.
 THOMAS FENTON.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29

dominion. She saw the bloody red dawn of her day, but 1t was false dawn that lapsed back into night be- fore the sunrise The body of her hope is dead; but she, it's spirit, yet fingers near its grave at Gettysburg.
 Truly the place is haunted. Another spirit is here, erect. confident, a very daughter of the morning. Not sorrow full she,, though saddened by the sacri- fee she beheld on this field. Tenderly she looks on the graves of her soldiers. but smiles through her tears, remem- bering that their death was not in vain. There is promise in her face, hope infinite, dreams of the future. She beholds the new land, north and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29
Discovery of John Brown ReIics.

workmen who are exeavating for m addition to the Selig building. just across from the new postodice build ing. in Lawrence. Kan. came across several packages of decomposed pa- pers and the rusted remains of an old printing press the other day. says the Lawrence Journal This is the spot on which the Herald of Freedom news paper office. owned by John Brown. stood and which was destroyed hy the order of the United States marshal in 1Sss. The office and it's contents were entirely destroyed. and the ground on which if stood had not been disturbed until the vorkmen began their excava- tions. Many pieces of the old press and eharvd bits of decaye1 paper were carried away by relic loving dti- rens
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29

A rrod complexion is impossible with inc stomach out of order. If Pasiy saItow people would pay more atfen- tion to fheir sfomachs and Iess t0 the skin on their faces. they wO1h have h.tteS compilations KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA viii digest what you sat and put your stomach hsck in risht shane to do ifs own work kciei re- re~es palpftsf5ca of the be1rr- sxf1l- snre. eur stomach. heart burn. etc so,d br H. " Lake Drug Co and Jo- seph A Smith. s2s Bank street. Brcoklyn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29
.IREALARM

4-Soutb Main and Grand streerA 6-Scovill Mfg Co. (P).
 6-Bridge and Magill streets. 7-Exchange place.
 6-Euclid and Roseland avenuea 12-Rogers & Bro. (P). 13-East Main and Niagara streetA 14-East Main and wolcott streetA 15-High and Walnut streets. 16-East Main and Cherry stteetA 17-Cole and South Elm streets. 21-North Elm and Kingsbury streAtA. 23-Burton street fire house. 24-Waterbury Manufacturing Co (7. 25-North and North Main streetA 26-Buckingham and Cooke streetA 27-Grove and Prospect streets. 2S-Pine street and Hillslde avenuG 29-Ludlow and North Willow streets. S1-Bank and Grand streets. S2-Rank and North Riverside streets S4-West Main street and Wate.
 town road. S5-Connecticut Railway and U
 ing Co. car barns. (P,. s6-waterDury Brass Co. tP). s7-~Cedar and Meadow streets. SS-Grand and Field streets. 4e-South Main and Clay streets. l3-New England Watch Go. P). 45-Benedict & Burnham Mfg Co (1. 46-waterbury Buckle Go. Pl. l7-South Main and washington
 streets.
 b1-Baldwin and River streets. .2-Franklin and Union streeta b3-watcrbury Clock Go. case fac
 tory. P).
 M-Rose Hill Hose house. 5s-Liberfy and River streets. b7-Baldwin and Stone streets. bs-Baldwin and Washington streeta 62-Doolittle alley and Dublin street 72-North Willow and West Maiu
 streets
 73-seprth Willow. between Rjdxe
 wood street and Hillside ave. 54-Johnson and waterville streets I42-wolcott street. above Howard ct ln3-walnut and Wood streets. 1G2-East Main and Welton streetA IT3-Polrs theater. 212-The Platt Bros & Go. R. c13-The Shoe Hardware Co. P). 214-waterbury Clock Go. movemen,
 factory fPl. e1s-Cherry and North Elm streeta o5i-Round Hill snd Ward st.eets. 153-st Paul and East Farm streets, cS4-Cornsr Aetna and North Main
 streets. cst-rooke and North Main streeta es3-Abbott and Phoenix avenues o72-Grove street. between Holmes
 and Central avenues. slf-southern New England Tels
 phone Go. tPl. sr,-Rark and Meadow rfreets. si3-Randolph- Ciowes Mfg Co. n. s1s-PIume < Atwood Mfg Co. pD. srs-Ame-ican Ring Go. CP. eIe-Couuecticit Railway and Lirhe,
 ing Co, power house. kP. srs-Hoimes. Booth q HsJdens Mee
 Co. R. s1,-Bank street and washinesss
 avenue. .,,-creen and North Leonard ssreesa scs-west Porter street and wash'
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 avenue.
 ezr-Rfverside part sTl-city Lumber c cos1 Go. n. 412-Tae Tracy Bros Col n- zz3-Clsy snd 1ffll stre@fa lxD-Lfbsrfy snd 0ou<h{ Main s(Fu11n <81- -0leele c 1oknoBn 1(fs O A Be2-Ba1lvln an1 Hye I1l1o111 s&s-nl1eevvo1 en1 ' at1svll5 Gr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29

[Copyright. 1906, by J. A. Edgerton.l .ORTY-THREE years are not long in the life of nation, yet they are long enough to change the face of the world. Gettysburg,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29
OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.
TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1906.

After reading in MT Garfield's re- port how much the Standard Oil company was able to steal legally, the only wonder is they ever took the trouble to devise larceny of any other sort.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-11
WEEKLY EEIIH[R bulletin
For the Week Ended September s. 1906.
Honolulu. T. H sept. 10. 1905.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

AL stations IN northern and the ex-
IRENE southern portions OF Hawaii. the
central portion Of the Wailuku district
of Maui. extreme northern Oahu, and
on Kauai report less rainfall than
during the preceding week. The great
est deficiencies ranged from 10 inch
70 80 inches. and occurred IN the HIlo.
HaHlakua, and coast portions Of the
kohala districts OF Hawaii; elsewhere
the deficiencies did not exceed s inch.
In the north-eentraI portion Of Maui,
and the northern portion Of the Puma
ana northwestern portion Of the Kona
districts the changes ranged from II ,
laenes 10 ~ inches; al the other
stations where Increases occurred. they
We're sllght-net exceeding S inch.
The mean temperature for the week
was higher than that of the preceding
one al the majority Of stations IN
northern Hawaii, al all stations N
eastern and southern Oahu. all stations
on Mani, II southeastern Molokai. and
IN northeastern and extreme southeast
err Kauai The positive departures en-
Kauai ranged from % deg. 10 -12
deg; Al scattered stations IN Hawaii,
Ito deg TO +1.2 deg. and "A deg. at
Waimea and 10 deg. al VEailuku. Ma
N; Llhue, Kauai. reported a mean tenn
Perature p deg. lower than the pre-
eedlHg week, and was the only one of
the stations reporting decreases IN
temperature amounting 10 more than
-.6 deg.
The following table shows the week
y averages of temperature and rain
fall for the principal islands and for
the group:
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS.
Recorded September !. 1896.


4 9 VI Robertson 70 7 Give Davies.
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Oahu. s270o- 3 PSI, ? "a Dated June
L. 1906.
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gr 3z25. por r P's 1ss5 and 722s. pors r
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1905
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1925, DC land. por r P's z2z5 and 722s
pors r 7-24 11-1u8a land. aq / kul
7sFL4. ap ). 7 P 562s. bldgs. SIC. Kuna-
val. Honolulu oahu int in por 2 ?
loa bIdgs. ct. kanooulatkai Hama
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June 8. 1896
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Chau. D por 2 ;. XII 30. corner
King and &uua1u IS Honolulu. GA
~. $3.50 and u-ges s17-5e0. 3 -. =
3sa. Dated Aug >. 1865
Manuel E-os and wf q a 70 Maria
? S0a-es. D M N lot i. L Patent
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1886 3 2s5- 2 -. Dated Aug 1s. 1876
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Il PCS land. Esazpzo. etc Ea-v-aEzla-
Hawaii 800 2 90. : AZ Dated Aug
=. 1866
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hIdEs- ste. Nazzpalz- X Eghala- Ea-
val s290. SO. as. Dated aug
1875
Ellen sylvia 70 Antoine II Cal6ei-a-
4; II share T hui land q CzuDa-a-
Hz-EakuaI5a. Maui. x155- 2 %. s.
Dated aug =. 1875.
william Olsen and X . 4 : Tzvaras
Z; Il lrr IN = 1z15. Pa.zh1lE1 K-1-a-
Maui S155. Z -. IS. Dated Aag
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8faBawao. Maui s4o6 B 2s2. 395.
Dated Aug l. 1886.
Antonio Fernandez et al to John Fer
nandez. D: grs 1893 and 1894, Kameha-
heIki. KuIa. Maui 500. B 2s2. p $50.
Dated Aug g. 1856.
ManoeI T de Aruda and VT TO An
tonic II CaIdeira- D; int in pes land.
hui land Of UIumaIu. Hamakualoa.
Maui $50 B ~. ? 398- Dated July
50. 1905
John P Pico and wf 70 Antoine 2 Ia
wares. D; II 5-Sa land. Hanehoi. etc,
HamakUaloa. Maui: 6.21a land Hama
kualoa, Maui: s shares hui land Of
Huelo. Hamakua3oa Maui. ! share hui
land Of C1umalu. Esmakualoa. Maui
$1,000. B $50 5s9. Dated July Il,
1906
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At the local Office IN Honolulu. the
maximum temperature was s. deg, the
minimum y deg, and the mean. TO
deg. 5 deg. higher than last week s.
and g deg. higher than the normal for
the week; the total rainfall was -
inch 30 inch more than last week 5.
and 10 inch more than the normal.
The mean relative humidity was FOL
per cent. average eloudiness SO; pre-
vailing wind direction. northeast, with
an average hourly velocity OF 80
miles
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
(Note:-The figures following the
name Of a station indicate the date
with which the week 3 report closed. ]
ISLAND OF HAWAII
Puuhue Ranch (6)-very warm days,
and cool, showery nights prevailed
The rainfall, ~ inch. was slightly less
than last week s. P Woods
Puakea Ranch {63-Warmer, the
mean temperature 747 deg, teing II
deg higher than last week :. while the
rainfall, ~ inch, was slightly less
a Mason
KohaIa Mission (7)-The mean TEN
p,erature IA deg was the same as
last week s, while the rainfall. S4 inch,
was 50 inch less--Dr B D. Bond
kohala NH (6)-FIne weather pre-
vailed The temperature, $50 deg
was 5 deg. higher. and the rainfall,
81 inch, was go inch less than last
week-Joaquin II Souza
Multi {6}-High temperatures pre-
vailed. the mean. 75.6 deg, being 10
deg. higher than last week 5, and the
rainfall, So inch, was los inches less
F c. Paetow.
Henokaa (5)-The rainfall, 50 inch,
was La inches less than last week :,
while the mean temperature. - deg,
was 10 deg higher.-S Gundelfnger
Paauhau (6)-SIightlv warmer wealth
er. with very high temperatures On the
9TH and 9th. The mean temperature
was 100 deg; the total rainfall s.
inch. was I.69 inches less than last
week ss-Paauhau Sugar Plantation CO.
Paauilo Ca warm. though sight
IL. cooler. calm. SUNNI week, with light
rain during the night, amounting 70 80
inch. I73 inches less than last week s.
&C R. Blaeow.
OokaIa (6)-Warm and suItry-with
the mean temperature 75.z deg. Il
deg. higher than last week :, and the
rainfall. I-09 inches, 2-07 inches less
". O. Walker
LauEsalioeIoe (6)-The days were
very warm. ana the nights cool. with
showers The rainfall, 1-S9 inches, was
] 50 inches less than last week Sc
W Barnard
Papaaloa (6)-The weather was very
warm. with light winds. and showers
At night, amounting 70 l46 inches
c. MeI.ennan
Hon0hina (6)-Warm weather pre-
vailed. with rain en- six dates amount
ing 10 eel inches. 30 inches less than
last week 's-W. EIlieT
HakaIau (6}-A rainy week although
the amount. $50 inches. was 3-54 inches
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ISLAND OF MAUI.

Peahi t6)-FIne weather obtained On
three days-the remainder were rainy
with more rain falling at night; the
amount, 4.43 inches. was 1.z8 inches less
than last week-G. Groves
Haiku (5)-Brisk trade winds pre-
vailed. attended with partly cloudy
weather and considerable rainfall The
mean temperature. 74o deg, was A
deg higher. and the rainfall. 2.67
inches, L36 inches more than last
week--D. Z. Baldwin.
Puunene (s)-High northeast winds
prevailed the first part Of week, fol-
lowed by cloudy, rather close weather.
with occasional showers al night.
amounting 70 -05 inch The mean tenn
perature. 79-8 deg. was S deg. higher
than last week.. N 6. Williams.
Wailuku (6}-The mornings were gen.
orally clear, and afternoons cloudy:
showers occurred on two nights. and
amounted TO so inch. p inch more
than last weeks: the mean tempera-
ture, 77.6 deg. was lie deg. higher
Bro Frank
Kaanapau 80 - Generally partly
cloudy, slightly warmer, sultry wealth
er. with . mean temperature Of 7S-s
deg; and total rainfall Of 90 inch
VIM. Robb
KIhei (4)-SIghtly warmer. rainless,
clear 70 partly cloudy weather, with,
AZ times. strong trade winds. High
surf on night OF 9Th. Mean tern pera-
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EIeele CD-The weather was warm.
and rainless. the second week without
rain--McBryde Sugar Co
ISLAND OF MOLOKAI.
Mapulehu C7)-Light showers occur
red daily. excepting on the 4th. The
mean temperature, 7s.5 deg. was s deg
warmer than last weeks, and the rain
fail. 50 inch, % inch iess-C. G. Con
radL
wM. B STOCKMAN.
Section Director
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Entire group .76.3 deg. l2I
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ISLAND OF OAHU.

kahuku f7)-SHghty warmer wealth
er, with p inch less rainfall than last
week; the usual high trades" prevail
sd. Mean temperature, 10 deg; total
rainfall. - inch.-R. T. Christopher
sen
MaunawiI Ranch (s)-Showery and
slightly warmer weather obtained, with
the rainfall. 1.01 inches. A inch more
than last weeks; mean temperature
76-6 deg-John Herd.
Eva lS)-The mean temperature.
80 deg. was s deg higher than the
preceding week The nights were un-
usually warm The rainfall, 20 inch,
vas the first in three weeks.-R. Null
Ter
waianae CT}-Clear and warm. yet
Slightly cooler weather prevailed with
20 inch Of rainfaI.-that amount great
a. than last weeks Rain IS greatly
needed throughout the district
Meyer
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less than last week 's--Hakalau Plan
tation CO.
Honomu t73-Ths weather was very
warm. with considerable rain during
the last o. tie week the amount 3-74
inches. being slightly less than last
week 's.-Em. Pillar
Pepeekeo g6)-The week vas lighJIy
warmer. and with 2.5s inches less rain
fan than during last week; mean tenn
perauure. 75.7 deg. total rainfall 2-5T
inches--Wm. H Rogers
Papa5kou (s}-Warrn, sultry weather
continued. with SIS inches Of rain. ? 81
inches less than last week s.-John T.
Moir
Olaa ts)-The weather was fair and
warm; the mean temperature. 13-2 deg
being the same as last weeks. While
the rainfall. ! 81 inches, was lis inches
more.-Eug. ?. Mccain
kapoho t6}-The mean temperature,
73.S deg was 3 deg. lower than last
weeks The total rainfall, 3-16 inches.
occurred AT night. and was rs inch
greater than the preceding Weeks--H.
J. Lyman
NaaIehu t59-warrn and calm wealth
81 continued. The rainfall 10 inch,
was - inch less than last weeks
Q. G. kinney
Kau t5}-GeneralIy clear and dry
weather prevailed. with rains on three
dates. Total rainfall, O. IS 1neh.-Fred.
H HayseIdeu
Kealakezua fsl-Ffne weather OBJ
tanned. with 2-2S inches Of rainfall. 10
inch more than during the preceding
week. Robert wallace.
keaIakekua f5) = Slightly cooler
weather win n inches If rain PA
inches more than last weeks.-Rev.
Samuel H Davis
Puuwaawaa f6)-But one rain, on the
6th. and that heavy; the amount. 10
inch. being Fl inch less than during
the preceding week--Robert Hind.
Waimea fsl-Slightly cooler, with
clear and sunny days, and Is inch rain
fail. falling mostly at night-.=4 inch
less than last weeks. Mean fempera-
ture 74S deg-Janes Laird.
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ISLAND OF KAUAI

Kilauea f7)-Warmer with high TEN
peratures. and clear weather first part
q week partly cloudy latter part The
mean temperature was re deg 10
higher than last weeks. and the rain
fan. 30 inch 81 inch less.-L 3. Bo-
reIko
kealia (7)-Very warm days prevail
Cd with some showers al night The
mean temperature was 78.5 deg. 80 deg.
higher. and the total rainfall Sc inch,
II inch less than last weeks--w
Jarvis.
Llhue C7)-yery warm. yet much
cooler weather with showers latter part
OF week amounting 70 "a inch. 81 inch
less than last weeks: the mean TEN
perature, 7Ss deg, was % deg. lower.
r Weber
KoIoa discovery weather con
tinued, with warmer and partly cloudy
days. Rainfall IS inch. - inch less
TRAN last weeks ana mean npera-
tUre- rs deg 1-2 deg .higher-The
Kol0a Sugar Co
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REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS

(Note:-The figures following the
name Of station indicate the date
with which the week 9 report closed. ]
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