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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
TIte gu1trnaI ard Courier
Monday, June 4, 1906.

DELIVERED BIZ CARRIERS IN THE
CITY. u CENTS A WEEK, 80 CENTS a
MONTH, s. FOR Blk MONTHS. 50 A
YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BIZ MAIL
SINGLE COPIES. CENT?
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executed be sent to the family of our
deeply regretted brother.
Signed: H. c. O'Sullivan,
Francis J. Carlin,
Edward ]. Sheehan,
Committee on resolutions on the death
of James P. Bree.
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NJ AR RED.

DUNHAM-TYLER. In sunshine. Deer Isle,
February II, Arthur A. Durham of Sunshine ana
Miss Ethel = Tyler of Brooklin. ...
EATON MARSHALL. In Deer Isle. FeDruar.
10, Fred ID. Eaton and Ethel Marshall, DOM OF
Deer Isle
FARNHAM. GREGORY. In Rockport February
%, Jere n Earnham, of Rocklani and Maggie
b. Gregory, Of Glencove, Rock port.
HOPTINs WILLIAMS In Vinahaven, Febru-
airy %, Leon Hopkins, Of Ninalllaven, ana WARY
Williams, of ST. George.
HARTMAN HARRIMAN. In Vest ooMefNilie,
Mass, March L. 1906 by the Rev. William Con
don, Frank q. Hartman OF LOS Angeles oai''
and Alfredo Hartman of Prospect, Me-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In belfast, March End
by Rev. j, W. Hatch, Raymond Nc <eley and
Miss Lillian E. Nealley, both OF Northport
SAWYER BROWN. In Warren, February II, by
Rev. |. A. Flint, H. u. Sawyer and Maggie
Brown.
SHIELDS ROBERTS. In Vinalhaven, February
"a. John II. Shields and Rena E. Roberts, both OF
Vlnalhaven.
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Savannah. Ga. Feb. u. Ar, sen. Helen
g. Moseley, Kneeland, New NewPfGq ano News
March l, sid. sch. EstelIe, New 1lase a. soh
Harry T. Hayward. Colcord. Galveston
Mobile, March 2. Ar. sch. Marian n.
Jacksonville, Fla, March g. Ar sch.
Sallie ron, Philadelphia. soh 1,ov
Providence, March D. Az Soi' 0uo' H.
Baltimore. March s. Ar, sch. Winfield S.
Brunswick. March 4. Ar, SCH Henry b.
Washington, D. c., March 3. Ar, sch.
MedfOrd, Port Tampa.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Colon, Feb. IA. Ar, sch. Joseph W. Haw-
th0rne, Norfolk. o;
Coronel, Feb. a. Ar, s TIME oE reg Era
New York for San Diego Caill'' oa" ss''-
Havana, Feb 49, Sid, sen; marian n.
Cobb, Gulfport; 26, ar, sch. r. w. AVER
Gulfport.
Cienfuegos, Feb. %. Cid, sch. Henry
Crosby, Mobile. IT,. .
Singapore, Jan. 8. In port, snip Ache'
for Hawaiian Islands. D,,
Port Spain, Feb. Is. Ar, sen. Ed"aru H.
St. John, N. B., March 2. Cid, sch. Hair
old b. Cousens, Philadelphia
Manila, March 2. Ar, ship Shenandoah
Norfolk. ,,.
Auckland, N. L., Feb. %. Sid, ship Tillie
E, Starbuck. Newcastle and Honolulu.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Philadelphia, March 3. Sch. Maine, hence
for Portland, has returned to Camden, N
j., and reports lost and split sails and had
movabeS swept from decks in Delaware
bay.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Feb. %: Sch.
Izetta of Bangor, Capt Trim, from Gutten-
burg, for Belfast, with hard coal tor swan
& Sibley Co., was discovered ashore 10 Gay
near Highland Wharf off Cottage City. The
sea was too rough for any communication
between the vessel and shore. The lZetta
sailed from this port on the 10Th with
westerly wind, but yesterday the Wlnd shllt-
ed to the eastward and the schooner start
ed to return to this harbor. During the night,
however, the wind backed into the north
and binding Snowstorm set IN, driven by
high gale, and the IZptta not being able to
pick up any light to shape her course ac-
curately, brought up on the shoals near
Cottage City, The Izetta is 1871 tons net,
was built at Brewer in 1865 and is owned by
Fred W. Aver of Bangor. She was fioated
March 9th and lowed into Vineyard Haven.
where diver made an examination OF her
hull and found IA portion OF her main Keel
gone forward, and cardboard plank started:
1t is probable that she will be hauled out
at New Bedford for repairs
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March /. Ar, sch. Lucy E.
Friend, Norfolk for Southport; 2, arrived,
schs. Annie F. Conlon, North Boothbay,
Young Brothers, do. Alice HolbrOok, do.
Charles Ii. Klinck. Stonington; Jeremiah
Smith, do. Damietta and Joanna, do. Will
lis & Guy, Blue Hill; Donna I. Briggs. Bar
rem Island for Belfast; cid, sch. Laura NJ.
Lunt, jacksonville; 4, ar, schs. Annie b.
Mitchell, Stonington; Charles L. Jeffrey,
jacksonville; James b. Jordan, Ceylon,
Ga, via Charleston; VIM. Bisbee, Virginia
Ellen NJ. Mitchell, Perth Amboy for Bel
fast; 5, ar, ship Aryan, San Francisco :;
schs. Vim. K. Park, Mobile; Humarock,
Charleston sid, sch Laura NJ: Lunt Jack
sonvlle 6, ar, sch. Brigadier, StOningtOn.
Boston. March l. Al. schs. Theollne, Fer
nandina; Luther T: Garretson, Norfolk for
Salem; 9, sid, sch. Helen J. Seitz, Norfolk
Philadelphia, March 1. Ar, sch. Herald,
Aquin; 3, ar. sch. Maine, for Portland Gin
distreSS).
Searsport (Mack's Point March 5. Ar,
stmr Bay View, Newport News, with coal.
Rock port, Me-, March 3. Sid, sch. Annie
Lord, Sea Cliff L. l.
Stockton, Me, March l. Ar, schs. j. W.
Balano, Portland George E. Klinck, Balti-
more; 4, sid, sch. Helen Montague, New
dredge at Cape Jelison dock.
SoineS Sound, Me, Feb. ~. In port, sch.
Carol..a Gray from New York (discharg-
ing)
. stonington, Me-. Feb; p lin. In port, sch.
Charleston, S. c., Feb. u. Ar, sch. j. G.
Strawbridge, Norfolk; %, sid, sch Huma
rock, Providence.
Gultport, Miss, Feb. a. In port sch.
Robt. II. McCurdy, Hall, for San Juan,
with lumber, thence for Curacao and Balti-
more.
Newport News, Feb. IS Sid. sch. VIM.
L. Douglas, Stockton Springs (passed out
Cape Henry March p
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N Naa,s"n ) a. Greenla a"e g. W Stephenson,
belfast; 4. H. McCreedy, Bangor; ". =.
Jones, Barre, VT; G. j. Lombard, Belfast !;
| H. 5. Sullivan, Chicago.
Article 43 in the town warrant calls fOi
| the regulation of the speed of automobiles
in the town limits. Section OF the State OF
Maine law of the road, 1905, reads: No au
! tumobile or motor vehicle shall be driven or
operated upon any highway, town way,
I public street, avenue, driveway, park or
| park way, at greater rate OF speed IMAM
| fifteen miles an hour, or upon any highway,
| town way, public street, avenue, driveway,
park or park way, within the compact or
built up portions Of any city, town or VII
| LACE, the limits of which shall be fixed by
the municipal officers thereof, at a greater
rate of speed than eight miles an hour, ex
| cept where such city or town may by oral.
| n,nces or bylaws permit IA greater rate OF
speed.
SEC. A. No person shall leave his team
stationary on way SO as to obstruct the
free passage of other teams, or allow his
team to be ON a way without driver.
SEC TO- If the driver of ii team having
passengers therein conveyed for hire, leaves
it without any person in charge and with
out fastening it securely, he may be fined
not exceeding thirty dollars or imprison-
ment not exceeding one month.
OBITUARY. Henry Whitcomb, one of the
oldest residents of the town, died at his
home Friday morning, March I'd, after an
Illness of two weeks with tonslitis. Mr..
Nhitcoinb was the son of Eben and
MARY ,Freuch) Whitcomb of Waldo and
vas bon there Sept 30, 1926. At an early
age he came to Searsport and worked IN the
sLip>aid until 1850 when he went to Cali
fornia, returning in 1852. He married Miss
Maly turnwaiis of Castine. lie had work |
ed in the shpyards of Searsport, Belfast
and iastine Tor the past fifty years. He !
leaves. besides his widow. two brothers, |
JOHN and Cornelius Whiteomb of Waldo. !
Funeral services were held at his late resi- |
dence saturday morning, conducted by |
Rev. (. p. Williams. The interment was
in the CORVALLIS family lot in Castine.....
Died in Searsport March 4th at the resi- !
ti-nce of Mrs. c. A. Weber, Esther NJ, +
widow of Capt. Edwin l.. Griffin, alter
iing,1ing illness with cancer Mrs. Gilf1in
was the daughter of the late Benjamin and
Nancy (NicholS) Pendleton and was born
in Sear>port Dee 10, 1914. One sister, Mrs.
Martha A. Erskine OF Scar pot, survives
her. She was married in south Boston
to Captain Edwin L, Griffin of >earsport,
nd was the mother of two children.
b til vi whom survive her-Edwin ?. of
Guinness, Cuba, and Miss Mabel f. of
>earsl,ort VINO kindly cared for her mother
in her last Illness Mrs. Griffin was quiet,
motherly woman, a good nele hbor and KIND
friend, always ready to minister to the
wants of those around her She was an
exemplary member of the First Congrega-
tiulaI church of SearspOrt. The funeral
services were held W Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, Rev. r. p Williams officiating.
The inter ment was in the family lot in Mt.
Bowditeh cemetery.
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DIED.

BARNES In swanville, March Q Maggie
BILLINGS. In Rockland, February sd Pearl
Billings aged 70 years. menth Rse IA a aays 90
NJ. George Blastow, aged IS years
BowDEN. In Penobseot, February %, Mrs.
Lucinda Bowden aged IS years, months, 10
Crock EFT. In Pulpit Harbor, February 21,
S. Y. Crockett, aged rs years
DELANO. IN Hope, February 10. MRS. John
GRAY. In Southwest Harbor. February IS,
Reuben H. Gray aged s5 years, IL months, 70
days.
GRIFFIN. In searsport,, March 4 Esther NJ;
widow of the late Capt. Edwin l.. Grlffln, aged
81 years, months, % days.
GRANT. In Standpoint, February a. William
E. Grant. aged 80 years: ,,,,
HUssEY. In Thermato, Butte County, Calf
HUssEY In Montana, February l. William
Henry Hussey. son of the late That. H. Hussey,
LANE: In Kockport. February %, Julia Mar
garet. daughter of Nelson =. and Julia E. (Har-
veyl. Lane, aged months. Is days .nou.o
LITTLEFIELD. In Waldo, March l, Albert Y.
Littlefeld. aged month and days.
NCDERMoTT. In Winterport, February ~,
Elmira, widow of the late James B. McDermott,
FlLlsBURY. In Baltimore, Me. March 2, in
his 4sth year, Byron s.. son of Benjamin A. and
the late Jane A. Pillsbury..
NJ Prentss of Wiscasset formerly of Bangor.
aged IS years, months and T. days. ~
RiCHARps In Standpoint, March 2 James
W. Richards, aged So years, months.
RYDER. In North Belfast. March 5, captain
Simeon Ryder, aged 81 years, months and u
DAYS
THOMPSON. In East Knox, March, Francis
b. Thompson, aged 81 years, 9 months and ~
days.
WEED. In North Deer Isle. February %. Mrs
Emene Weed, aged 81 years, 10 months, % days
WEscoTT. In Worcester, Mass, February 49,
Jennie, wife of Elisha wescott, formerly OF
Casino, aged As years, months.
WHlrCoME. In Searsport. March ., Henry
Whitcomb aged 70 years months and days.
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NORTH SEARSPORT.

Chester Curtis of Swanville Center was
in town last week
Miss Percis Howard has returned to her
home in Glenburn.
Mrs. Nina Hobbs of Belfast was in town
last week, the guest of Mrs. E. 6. Smart.
VIM K Thompson and wife have moved
int the chambers of Walter MOody's house
Foster Small of Swanville closed a three
weeks term of school at Mt. Ephraim last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kingsbury and Mr..
and Mrs Lester Dow of Frankfort were In
town recently, the guests of Mr.. and MIS-
Wilson \. Dow.
E. II. Stewart of Unity, who is agent for
a Rochester, N. Y, seed firm, was in this
HartshOrn of SWanvllle.
The complimentary ball in Marden's Hall
Thursday night, Feb 9th, was well attend
ed, A about IS couples were in attendance.
This dance was in honor OF the recent mar
riage OF Mr.. Percy Hartman to Miss Garry
Marden, one of owanville's popular young
ladies.
DoDGE's CORNER. Mr.. George McKen-
sic of Boston is working for w: j. Mat
thews... Mr.. and Mrs. w. }. Matthews are
visiting their children in Portland and Ma
tick, Mass. James E. Marden and L. ID.
Nickerson are shipping apples to the Bos-
ton market
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Alvah Morrison of Montvile, Waldo
dateu the 18th day of November, A. D. 1863, and
recorded in Waldo County Registry OF Deeds, in
Book 26S, Page 377, conveyed to me- the under
Monviile, aforesaid, near the Kingdom, so-called,
and bounded as follows; commencing on ,t the
about seventy rods on land and line OF William
Jackson, to stake and stones; thence sbout
rods easterly to the river ya thence nee
highway: thence about sixty five rods on said
highway and westerly to first mentioned bound,
containing the barn thereon standing and about
twelve acres of land. And whereas, the coDdi-
ton of said mortgage has been broken, now
therefore, by reason of the breach Of the condi-
ton thereof, claim foreclosure OF said mort
Dated at Liberty, in said County. this fifth day
Of March, A. D. 1906. 3W10
GEORGE N. KNOWLTON.
BY his attorney, L. d. JONES.
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sWANvILLE CENTER.

sWANvILLE CENTER.
The selectmen are settling up the town
business and town meeting will De Marcn
18th. :. Mrs. H. P. White gave small
whist party March LIST, which was Mr..
Whites birthday. A treat of candy, pea
nuts, apples and pop corn and pleasant
evening was enjoyed. -. The Veteran AssO-
citation met at Comet Grange hall Thursday
and there was good attendance Tor the
travelling and extreme cold: Some young
men from Belfast are to hold meeting at
Comet Grange hall Sunday, March 18th, at
2p m. 1t is hoped there will be good at
tendance. .... Miss Edwina Small is just
about the same.
WINTERPORT.
Mrs. Elmira McDermott passed away
Feb. 9th at the advanced age of 81 years,
after a prolonged and painful illness. She
was the widow of the late james b. Nc
DermOtt, and leaves to mourn her loss one
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Perkins OF Ellis
worth; granddaughter, Mrs. Florence
Blanche Beches, and several nephews. The
funeral services were held at the home of
Mrs, w. b. Belches, with whom she lived,
Thursday afternoon, and were cOnducteo
by Rev. Harry Hill... Mrs. Charles Dryer
who has been quite i'll is slowly improving.
....CdpG. DCtIJ. abWoON 10 cum oi.0 ~
list. but is gaining a little. Mrs. Nathaniel
Page is now able to sit up. Her daughter,
Mrs. Myra Bowden of Bucksport, has been
taking care of her the past week. ;;.... Mrs.
Howard Grant is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Moody. Mr. Isaac H. Davis
of Houlton, former resident, was in town
last week His mother, Mrs. Freeman Ihomp.
son, accompanied him home. The Fourth
Quarterly Conference of the M. E. Church
was held here Feb. 9th. Presiding Elder
Hayward was in attendance. The usual rou-
tine business was performed and Rev. Harry
Hill received unanimous invitation to re-
turn for the third year,. Rev. J. w. Hatch
of Belfast gave another fine stereoptlcon
lecture at the church Tuesday evening.
A large audience was present and all were
greatly pleased with their view of The
Land of the Incas. ....... The town schools
closed Friday afternoon. The High school
will close next week. The W. IL. q.
basket ball team went to Bar Harbor Fri
day to play the local team and was defeat
ed by score of A to 8.
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WILING WITNESS.
rHrpe ARE MANY MORE IN BELFAST

Gratitude max es thousands OF willing Wit
pesses. There are many grateful people in Bel
fast. The testimony of friends and neghbors of
people you know, is evidence beyond dispute.
Read this statement by Belfast citizen:
william R. Clifford. barber, in the Masonic
Temple, living on High street, Belfast. Me-. says:
mo one afflicted with kidney trouble should
hesitate to use Doan's Kidney Pills. Two years
ago when living in whitman. Mass, and working
at my trade suffered from constant dull pain
right across the kidneys. which at times made me
lose almost all strength inmy back There were
also other symptoms of kidney complaint. My
attention was called to Doans Kidney Pills and
1 got box. 1t helped me and I used second,
which completely cured me. Some time last fall
l felt symptoms of a recurrence. did not neglect
it this time bnt sent to the City Drug Store for
box of Doan's Kidney Pills. In short time the
backache was cured and all the other difficulties
corrected. never hear any one complaining OF
backache or kidney complaint but recommend
Doans Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers Price 80 cents. Foster
Mlburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
other.
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Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
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BORN

EATON In Deer Isle, February II. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward K. atom, a daughter.
WHITE. In WinterpOrt, February Il, TO MT.
and Mrs. Leslie White daughter.
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ISLESBORO.

ISLES DOlSO
All the schools in town closed Monday
for short time owing to general sickness.
49,. Mark Pendleton, who has been ill with
pneumonia, is on the mending hand. He is
a great favorite with Old and young and his
recovery is reason Of gladness to every
ing by all talk it will be the most exciting
one for years. No less than three buildings
are in the prospective and there are least
three applicants for every, office in town.: own,
"The Private Secretary" a farce-comedy
billed for next Friday night, is good and
we hope the night will be fair SO that there
will be a full house. 1t is funny, and there
fore lust the thing to drive away the spring
blues. AS before stated the proceeds are
for the library: Capt. Mason E. pendleton
arrived home last Saturday night. The
Hewes Point House is being put in repair by
the new owner and it is said an addition
will be built on. Mr.. Preble of Portland,
the new proprietor, says his rooms are an
taken for the summer and that he does not
care for tranSlentS.
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$3.50 Panama Skirt 500

Another big bargain in skirts. \
gray mixture made up III latest
style, circular effect, nine gore, but
ton and strap, trimmed over hips,
also two rows strap trimming
around bottom, specially $500
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$9.75 Value for 6.85

Covert coat of good quality, all wool
covert cloth, satin lined throughout, col
lar trimmed with silk braid, fly front,
new sleeve with deep turnover cuff-an
extraordinary value for those that buy
now $685.
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$500 Covert Coat

made of American wooden mills; hard
twisted covert in beautiful shade of
tan, lined throughout with warranted
satin. imitation coat collar of panne vel
vet, with stitched silk trimming, front,
back and sleeves trimmed with covered
buttons, finely tailored and perfect fit
ting. Priced at 1-3 less than it can be
sold for during the busy season, 200
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FRED A, JOHN SON,
The Advertiser of Facts, Masonic Temple.
ESQ New Spring Shirt Waists

tqt
Waist embroidered nd hot eseenwt bept
Waist bun nc
~
India IawnWa 'front.' wi tne bum h lace
d
81 Is 325
twthem d dht fyt md stitched
Cmnd DIX waist ID 9zzo
VIinn Waist
view k LdasaOMm WdS,
NJ and Peri ure Embroidery WoF SAKGAI
older Ap4s
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BriIIiantine Shirt Waist Suits

o gore skirt, double box plated front
with circular oke, tailor made waist
box plated front with two small ben
plaits at each side, new bishop Sleeyr
with deep tucked cuff, a - 0O
very swell suit at, ...... e. -'0N
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
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New Shirt Waist Suits

OF Nuns Yelling skirt made with
accordion plating and panels OF
double box plaits, waist with acCot-
dion plated front and double boA
plaitS, plated back, new sleeve VIII
deep tucked cuff, colors; light blue
tan, brown and white, a regular slN,
teen dollar value fOr.......... J Oh
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$3.50 Value Coat 1000

This coat is made of good quality hard
twisted all wool covert cloth, three
quarters length, automobile style, two
side and one top pocket, fly front, half
satin lined For style, service and econ
omy this is one of the biggest values we
for $1,000
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81 inches long, it is.made of the best
Tanteline, covert trimmed with
straps of the material running from
the bottom of the Jacket in the
front over the shoulders and ending
at bottom of jacket in back, side
pockets, leg of mutton sleeve with
turned up cuffs, lined throughout
with guaranteed satin, perfect fit
ting and we'll tailored-a regular Sl2
value-our price for this opening
sale only XY,OU
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

Cornelius Doremus. president of the
Germania Life Insurance Company,
was the next witness.
Questioned as to legal expenses, Mr..
Doremus stated that in May, 1904, the
Germania had subscribed $3.50 toward a
fund raised by E. Clifford Potter, a
real estate operator, for the purpose
Of engaging counsel to urge the pass
age of bill in Albany making COM
pulsory the recording of mechanics
liens and chattel mortgages. This
matter was important to the Germania
because of the large sums it has in
vested in building loans.-New York
Herald. December 81, 1905.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Morgan's adjectives.

Morgan's adjectives.
japanese crepes at Ehlers'. See their
ad elsewhere.
Bring your jars to Mrs Kearns and
have them filled with fresh jam.
Parasols for the auto parade can be
obtained from Whitney & Marsh.
Some day everybody will drink Rain
Ter beer. Everybody that tries it likes
it. 8
Morgan; interesting to tourists
Read his get there, get you, tourists
especially. Read it.
a beautiful line of new spring wash
fabrics is now on display at Whitney
& Marsh's. Prices range from 15c
Tourists: Morgan wants you to read
his column on the way to church or
while lounging on the beach. Read it.
Greater New York Cafe, corner of
Liliha and King streets Open all
night. First-class meals and liquors
served.
$500 will buy three-quarters of an
acre and a modern home in Manoa
Valley See Henry Waterhouse Trust
Co, Ltd, for particulars.
Don't waste your money on inferior
butter. Use Crystal Springs nutte
and you will have no cause for COM
plant Metropolitan Meat Co
Sachs store, corner Fort and Bere-
tania streets, presents a wonderful as
sortment of new and handsome ma
terials for spring wear. See adver-
tisement in this issue
Foot discomfort can be overcome by
the use of the Togo last. Canvas
Oxford for men. We recommend this
shoe to tourists with unacclimated
feet Manufacturers Shoe Co
Exquisite loulu and brown lauhala
hats just woven. Old and rare Gala
bashes. Teco pottery and Russian
brasses. Hawaii & South Seas Curio
Co, Alexander Young Building and
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Balloon fishes
and tapas