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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08

some money. Poverty brings good re-
suits at times. 1t did me good and
started me on the right road
How do live on so little? Why,
that's simple My restricted diet, now
that have good salary, is simply a
matter OF choice. 1t is the healthiest
and happiest way to live"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08

aides stylish suit in garnet cheviot,
serge, broadcloth, or Panama. The Po-
f,eta Jacket has a vest and standing col
lar OF cream white broadcloth and is
trimmed with fancy braid 1t is an en-
;irely new model and destined to be ex
tremely successful. The pattern aIs5 is
cut in sizes g, a. 50. % ard 40 inches
hust measure. Price Is cents.
The plated skirt is THIRTEEN gore
model, trimmed with braid 1t is much
easicr to make and more economical III
rut, especially in such materials as Pan
anna or cashmere than some of the
plated skirts with fewer cores because
nf The greater ease in adjusting the
plaits. 1t is a beautiful style for either
silk or woolens. The pattern No. 2Iso
is cut in sizes ~, "a, Is, aS and 80 inches
waist measure. Price IS cents.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08
Facts From Many Lands.

A substitute for wireless telegraphy.
limited, however, in its application, has
been invented by an officer of the artil-
lery branch of the United States army.
Simple signals can be given by means
Of an enormous shutter, with Stats foot
wide These Stats are painted various
colors and are operated by a lever. The
present high cost of the wireless sys-
ten may give the shutter an important
place in the signal service.
Maurice Chaulin, French inventor,
has perfected clever apparatus for kill
ing mosquitoes. 1t consists of small
lamp-electric or oil-hung between two
rings. the rings being connected with
tiny vertical and parallel chains. These
chains are charged with current OF
electricity. sufficiently strong to kill in
stantiy mosquito which touches any
two of them at the same time. The light
in the lamp. which is entirely sur
rounded b ythese chains, attracts these
insects to their death
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08
CANCER CURED BY AMOUNTING
WITH OIL.

Cancerol, a compound Of essential Oils
has been discovered which readily cures
all forms Of cancer and tumor. 1t is safe
and sure, and may be used at home with
out pain or Disagreement. Readers
should write for fpee book to the origina-
tors DR.. L. T. Leach, Box SSK, Indian
apolis, Ind.
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superior TO any similar vonine that has yet come
under my notice. | fail 10 any feature of The
work that can not be commended Gen. james
Grant Wilson. President American chronological
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08

Dearest" he said. as they were at
breakfast, "there is but one fault ! can
find with your doughnuts"
What is it, George?"
"You make the holes entirely too
small"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08

Ladies Fancy Waist in light yellow
tatfetas plated into square yoke OF
cream colored Irish lace. The yoke cx
tends across the front only, and is fin
ished with a narrow lace band or silk
edging. The collar and cuffs are of the
same lace ard finished with edging to
match The back has three tucks OF
each shoulder stitched down for about
FIVE inches The pattern 2IoI is cut IN
sizes .s2, "a, 60 and SO inches bust meas
ure. Price IS cents.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08

pattern No. 1890 is cut in sizes 3. a.
%, .}8. %, - and - inches bust measure
Price u ccuts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-08

Ladies' hve-gored, plated skirt in
walking length. A very desirable style
for separate skirt or as part OF cos
tune 1t has the stylish front panel eff
feet and closes with an inverted plait at
hack. The pattern No. IIa5 is cut in
sizes 27H, "a, IS, 2o15 and 28 inches
waist measure. Price IS cents.
To secure these patterns state size and
number plainly, ard enclose fifteen cents
for each pattern desired. Address all
communications to
FASHION CORRESPONDENT,
200 Broadway,
Room :3o7 New York City.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17

On the Island of Hawaii the temperatures for the week
slightly higher than those of the preceding in the
Paauhau The
Wamea norhward and
deficiencies the souhweswad Of o On Maui the tenn
lower than that of The preceding week the stations
between Maaaea Bay Kauu Harbor and higher the
naming stations Excepting Haiku the changes did
coed deg The temperature of the week Honolulu W
b. and Waana Oahu lower than the preceding week. and
higher the remaining the Island but station did
the All stations higher
temperatures than during the preceding week but 10 deg at
Kilauea the only change that equaed % deg.
The of stations Hawaii Maui and Oahu
port rainfall than during the preceding week On Hawaii
the Ho northward the changes quite Marked
and generally ranged from II inch inches The differ
Oahu did inch, excepting 70 inch
at Honolulu (W b. All stations Kauai Less rainfall
than during the preceding week. but they slight and did not
exceed rs inch.
following table shows the weekly of temperature
md rainfall ort Islands and for the Group:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17
MAY LIBEL
LA PALOMA

An extraordinary and unpleasant state
Of affairs has arisen out of the trans
pacific yacht race and one which is not
likely to rebound very considerably to
the credit of the territory from a sport
ing standpoint
When $4,000 from the fund subscribed
to send the delegates to Washington
was turned over by the Promotion Com
mittee to the Hawaii Yacht Club it was
figured out that this amount could be
made to meet the expenses of the race,
provided the most rigid economy was
practiced. 1t was expected that La
Paloma would not be more than five
days in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian representative had a
rough trip up, however, and her over
hauling and keep Of the crew during
the postponement of the race proved to
be very serious item of expenditure
which had been entirely unanticipated
in the original estimate Of expenses.
The total expense Of tho race to
Honolulu amounts 60 S332s and against
this only $500 has been forthcoming.
The balance Of ts2s was contracted by
La Paloma while waiting for the race
90 start, about $500 being for repairs
aud the balance for tho wages Of the
crow. How these Hills are TO be footed
ID problem, The Hawaii Yacht Club
has no money, neither has the Promo,
ton Committee
Tho crnN OF Ia raloma are clamoring
fof their woney aui ID h expected that
nHlesa lhflF wgRr aro forthcoming
ihe yaehthhl b. iteled, shieh viii be
easee'iiaely rough 90 Clarence haefaf
lanf,
lhs ffomaliap romnliiee will, u d
saiiI hni eYpr $500 90 Abe naSuil
farhi 'luh a. help ibem oui ~ ihai
ainfsllyi ihsi hody hsglag pramlssd a.
eoalgihslp lhgl swauni ~ ihe psIphss
lng " > evp ~ lbs Isss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17

The great hYnffss ~ THIS preparation
in ihp relief ani rurn N h0Rel rnmr
plalnia hHs brought q INTO almost uni-
YniHal uhN "a never falls. ana ehrn
reduced VIII bHieF ani Fnfeifnri Il
pleasant in iHkn n 10 p4unly YalHHiie
fnr children ana saulis ani y lhe onlg
rpmfig hHt Niil rlm fhfnnlo diAfr
lh0na fYfly tpiile - sRfTanifi We
falr hy all liralags eni nfugflsis. nfH'
tAs NpiiN q tea l1i Assns ~ ~
Nei
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17

Kapoho Q2)-Weather warm, with
strong northeast wind. Mean tempera-
ture, 746 deg; total rainfall. ITO inches.
H. ]. Lyman.
Olaa G2)-Days very sultry, with
rainfall daily; heavy rains apparently
setting in. Mean temperature, 1870 deg;
total rainfall. 5.45 inches.-Eug. p. Nc
Cam.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Hama C0)-Fair weather obtained,
with good showers. Trade winds pre-
vailed.-N. Omsted.
Peahi q2)-Middle part of week fine,
first and latter parts squally with
heavy showers. Total rainfall, 1872
inches.-Geo Groves.
Haiku Q2)-Brisk trade winds pre-
vailed, with higher temperatures, part
ly cloudy weather, and occasional
showers on four dates. Mean tempera-
ture, 74.s deg; total rainfall, 81 inch.--
d. D. Baldwin.
Puunene G2)-Weather conditions i'm
proving; good rains at ditch heads, and
showers on lower lands. Mean temper
allure, ISL deg; total rainfall, IL inch.
j. N. S. Williams.
Waikiki Q2) - Generally partly
cloudy weather, with rainfall on three
dates. Northwest and northeast winds
prevailed. Mean temperature, 776 deg;
total rainfall. .2S inch.-Bro. Frank.
Kihei q0)-One light very local show
er occurred night of Sth; temperatures
slightly lower. Mean temperature,
$50 deg; total rainfall, .o2 inch.-James
Scott.
(1oN-Eirrt ~ nf
clear and warm weather; latter part
strong northeast winds: light showers
mornings of 18th and 18th. Mean tenn
perature. 1873 deg; total rainfall, IL
inch.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili Ranch (14) - Weather
warm and very showery; very strong
trade winds last three days. Mean tenn
perature, 76.4 deg; total rainfall. 1.36
inches.-John Herd.
Waimanalo G3)-Rains occurred on
three days. Mean temperature, 1913
deg; total rainfall, AZ inch.-A Irvine.
Eva G4-Very warm first part of
week. highest temperature this year on
9th. One fair shower on the 18th modi-
fled heat somewhat, and was followed
by very high winds. Mean tempera-
ture, IA deg. total rainfall, 10 inch
r. Muller.
Waianae Q3)-Cooler weather obtain
ed with cloudier sky and light rains on
two dates. High winds prevailed latter
part of week. Mean temperature, 1916.
deg. total rainfall. ~ inch.-F. Meyer.
Kahuku G3)-Warm. clear days OBJ
tanned; light rains fell on six nights,
amounting to AZ inch, Exceptionally
, high trades" have prevailed. Mean
temperature, T7.3 deg.-R. T. Christie
phersen.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Maxwell Q3)-Showers on 9th and
18th, followed by clearing weather and
strong winds. Mean temperature. 1874
deg. total rainfall. .07 inch.-Hawalian
Sugar Co
Eleele dS)-Weather warm. with a
few light showers. and strong south
westerly trades" Total rainfall, 30
inch-McBryde Sugar co.
Koloa O0-Partly cloudy, with Hight
showers on five dates. Mean tempera-
ture, TO deg; total rainfall 90 inch
KolOa sugar co.
Lihue uO-strong trade winds, with
frequent light showers, Mean tenn
perature. 773 deg, total rainfall, "a
! inch.-F, Weber,
Kilauea Q3l-Dry weather continued
with three light rainfAlls, high temper
atuTes prevailed, Mean temperature
7ei deg total rainfall, 90 lnch,-L -
bOTeik0,
WA, u. sTOcKMAH
Section Director
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17
REALTY TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record July IS. 1906.
From 3 a. IN. to 4 p. m.

Entered for Record July IS, 1906.
From 8 a. m. TO 4 p. m.
Gojunie and WI to Yonemoto..... L
George Kamaka to May II bowling l.
Lua to Eperaima Kawaikumuole
ct al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u
e X Kalehua ct al to Eperaima
Kawaikumuole ct al .............. d
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to w Low
RE ..................... ......A Nj
John Emmeluth by attys to No
tlce ...................... Notice
Est of b p Bishop by trs to Dept
OF Public Instruction ............. d
Est of Il p Bishop by trs TO Dept
OF Public Instruction ........... d
Il Keanr to Kahului Railroad Co
Ltd ...................... l.
A Enos, Jr. to kahului Railroad Co
Ltd Observation-Disclosures. l.
Est of Kaluna by admr to Kahu-
lui Railroad Co Ltd. L
Jose V Maciel to Kahului Railroad
Co Ltd ......,.............. l.
Annie X Hart and hsb ct al to John
+ Colburn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A
From Q a. m. to IL noon.
Entered for Record July IA. 1906.
Rebecca Alma and hsb ct al to w w
Goodale Observation-Disclosures. NJ
Akaneki X Charlton to Charles Ka-
lalkl .................... ID
7 Mitamura to Chas X Kaiaiki. 4. Rel
Lucy X Peabody by atty to Chas
X Kaiaiki Observation-Disclosures. Rel
s Shimamoto to Peter c Beamer.. NJ
NJ + Jose and VT to Mary c Mills. C NJ
T Awana and WI to Jose + Phillip. d
Jun Sing to Tang Tong. ............. l.
Manuel da Costa and WI to Joe v
Maciel ............. !........s.... Nj
James Love by TT to Annie X Hart
ct al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John Paia to Kekolole Kimo....... d
Annie X Hart by airy ct al to II
Waterhouse TT Co Ltd. C NJ
Entered for Record July l6, 1906.
From a. IN. to 4 p. m.
A Lewis Jr and WI to Maria Pimen-
tie ..................... ~
Achin Akana and WI to II Hack
field & Co Ltd. Neutrality-suspicious.. M
William o Smith to Kekuewa and
WI .........,........... .Rel
Charles NJ lie Blond to Nakano
Matsujiro and VT .................Re Rel
Lee Chu Tr and WI to Sandwich
Islds Honey Co Ltd. d
Tin Soon to Meleana Momona. d
b Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
NOtlce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NOTICE
B Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
Notice Observation-Disclosures. Notice
] b Anterior Est Ltd by atty to
Notice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Notice
B Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
Nntioa Nattoo
b Atherton Est I'D by atty to
Notice ................,.No Notice
j B Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
NOTICE observation-disclosures. Notice
3 Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
Notice observation-disclosures. Notice
Maj Drug Goods and Grocery Co
Ltd by atty to Notice. ........ Notice
b Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
NOTICE Observation-Disclosures. Notice
r Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
Notlce .............,....,. ..Notlce
Charles II Anterior by atty to No
q lice ...................... Notice
Frank Cooke Anterior by atty to
Notice .................... Notice
B Atherton Est Ltd by atty to
Notice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Notice
b Anterior Est Ltd by atty to
Notice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Notice
James r Love ct al to Notice. Notice
John Walker to Notice ....... Notice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17

+ Miranda. d; Ia int In nor An "
= 52Te. kil 4iis. Ohlaiki waIehu Ms
ui. sSo5. Il 2s2, o "a. Dated May IN.
1906.
w II Daniels ct al by mteec Ia
James l. Coke. d; an .. II 5isl kul
s275p. Kaluao,ena. waiehu. Maui. xz7s.
Il 2S2, % 80. Dated June ~. 1906.
w II Daniels ct al by mtgee 10 M
A Ferreirra. d: l-2 int in nor r p 5000.
kul 2el3, Ohiaiki, waiehu. Maui. s2Oa-
B 2s2, D 1902. Dated June 70, 1906.
Recorded July 5. 1906.
Lee Ahio by mtgee to George Rodiek.
d; aps l and s. r p 2g4O. kul 2s4l. Ra-
neohe, Koolau, Oahu. $500. d ESQ. D
$40. Dated July 8, 1906
l. Ahlo bv atty of mtgee to George
Rodiek. d. an /. r p 9S2. and an 2. RP
2532. Kaneohe Koolau, oahu. t255. Il
ESQ, p 34l. Dated July 8, 1906.
Yau Kce TO Chang Kan. b s.: int
in leasehold, bldgs. etc, and mdse, tx
lures. etc. of Yau Kee. Laie, Koolaulos.
oahu. $3.50. Il 2S4, 22g. Dated July
8, 1906.
Territory Stables Co Ltd to Mrx
Bathshebe NJ Allen, Add Secy;
houses. 1 surrey. / tallyho, etc. 81. II
o-n
-. ,,
Rosenbledt. ID: por ap / of gr sos, Ka-
lihi Valley, Honolulu. oahu. $3.50. u
2SO, D 3f2. Dated July 5. 1906.
Louisa Keola and hsb (G) ct al 10
James Naiwi ct al. d. 1-s int in lands
and premises. Palama. honolulu. Ca
hu. ST. d $50, 3i5. Dated June 6.
1905
hiilKina ram wv 10 'ohn AZ
meiua' M, pcs ianu' EWa, oanu' e''-
zsi' Nv Da'eu July - isVo'
Lee Ahio py mtgee 10 oathsnepa N
Allen ~ os-looa lano, haheone' no
olaupoko' oahu. VOW ZsV' y sfa-
Dated july ., isoo
Haalou (w) TO Atty OF Lung DO WA
Co. l.; X + $3.50. kul l449' WAIKIKI no
nolulu. oahu yrs nj Slo per W.
2SS. p 2s6 Dated July D. l9Vo'
ID Baldwin and WI TO Trs OF ss,
OF w Lunalilo. Add Secy; ap :, X
1865, kul 1863, Puueo, Hilo. Hawaii. 81
2I9, p 495. Dated June ~, 1915.
d Kapali to C Hart. ID; gr 115, NIL
Iii, Kohala, Hawaii $1,000 ana mtg
s4UO b $50 p $40 Dated July 3. 1904
Rebeccn Kaaeae ct al to Pioneer
Mil Co Ltd l.; r P's 1916, ap 3, ana
3456, APPS / and 2, kul 4S1SF, ap j, ana
water rights. Makila, Lahaina. Maui
yrs at $50 per yr. b 2S3, 295. Dat
ed June 2S 1906
S TX Kainalua to Flora NJ Decker ct
al. d; por lot 10, sec g Kuau hui land
Hamakuapoko, Maui. $3.50. Il 2ss,
1Oi. Dated Mar 8, 1906.
Recorded July 6. 1906.
James A Hopper Co Ltd to Goo Lee
Young. Rel leaseholds, bldgs, live
stock: tools, etc, Eva, oahu. $3.50. u
PSI. 1l2. Dated July s. 1906
william r Castle and VT to Morris
Rosenbledt, d; por APP 2 kul 501l Ka-
lihi, Honolulu, oahu. $500. b $50, p
35l. Dated Feb IA. 1906
Look Chong to Chang Mon Lau See
ID; lots / and . of kul 1l215 ap. g. Kaia-
wahine, Honolulu, oahu. $780, u 2Sa-
1853. Dated June 80 1906
Ema Silva and hsb q II to Eugenie
II Emerson, NJ lot 3S, College st. Ho-
nolulu, oahu. $1,000. b 2Si p 1l2. Dat
ed July s, 1906.
Pacific Land & Improvement Co Ltd
by Co Sher to John S McGrew, Shee ID;
lot II of gr III. Pawaa tract, Honolulu
oahu. $35 $50. p 35i. Dated June
10. 1906.
Lee Ahlo by aft of mtgee to Western
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17
I.53 inches.
ISL deg,
Entire Group .....,

Office of the T. s. Weather Bureau in Honolulu
clear and generally partly cloudy weather obtained with easur
rainfall six amounting inches 90
average The barometer inches
relative humidity 6 prevailing direction OF the wind
hourly velocity of miles maximum
temperature deg minimum deg, and deg deg
normal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17
Recorded June 2S, 1906.

heCOrueu June 20, l5uO.
c d Lufkin and VT to Thos w Hol-
stein, d; int in lots 2S and 80, blk 3,
Puunui Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $172.
b 2S2, p SO. Dated June 20, 1906.
Manuela and VT to Pakekepa (w),
d: remaining l-2 of r p S4SS, kul 1928,
Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, oahu. 81, etc.
b $50, p 309. Dated April, 1906.
Lau Fee to Lau Yin. D. Eva half Of
por r p 1916, kul l0,49S, Kamehameha
" road, Honolulu, oahu. $780, b ESQ,
p $40. Dated June 10, 1906
VIM Henry to Ching See, l.; 1-2 a
land. Kaneohe. Koolaupoko, Oahu. 10
yrs at s12 per annum. B 2S3, 29O.
Dated June l, 1906.
Joao Rodrigues to Albertina S Cor
rea Rel; por lot Is. Kaiwiki, Hilo, Ha-
wall; por lot SO Of or 1861 Kaiwiki,
Hilo, Hawaii. $500. b 279, 462. Dat
ed May IS, 1906
Henry Smith and VT ct al to John
Todd, d; a land, Onouli 2, S Kona.
| Hawaii. $500 b 2S0. p 81. Dated
Mar 81, 1902
Kaaimoku Mia to Young Mems
Saws Socy, Ltd, NJ; div /, lot IA. hui
land. Hamakuapoko, Maui $3.50. b
279. AGO. Dated June 20, 1906.
Enorme Ferreira and VT to Frederic
w Hardy. NJ pcs land. Kokomo, Ma
kawao, Maui $500. b 279, p 462. Dat
ed May 49, 1906
Recorded June 30. 1906
Anton w c Crop to II Hackfeld &
Co Ltd. c NJ; 1867 shares Koloa Sug
Co. $4,000 and advs to $4,000. Il 279,
| p AGA. Dated June ~. 1906.
A Lewis, Jr to Trs OF Hoomana Ma
auao Kuokoa. d; int in lot 90. blk g,
Kapiolani Tract, Honolulu. oahu. $3.50.
b $50, 1913, Dated Feb 10, 1906.
A Lewis. Jr. TO Trs of Hoomana Ma
nuao Kuokoa, %; int In lot 26. blk 5.
| Kapiolani Tract, Honolulu. oahu. $50.
! - ESQ. 3li Dated Feb 49, 1906.
| Waialua Wine co, Cop ID; liquor
! business. Waialua. Oahu. yrs, cap
stock Is 2Si 22O Dated May 20,
| 1906.
Recorded June 30. 1906.
wv Kaio to Kipi (w). u; ap 3, u J.
DIS, kul 1913, Laiewai K0olauloa, GA
hu. 81 etc. - $50, y $40. Dated June
10. 1906
Frederick T. steere ana WI 20 william
n Goetz. y, bot d. blk A, Puupueo
Tract, Honolulu oahu, 300 Is 2s0, y
$50. Dated june 20, 1905,
william ~ Goelg and VI ~ Henry
Wnterh0uFe ~ go Ia. a. M loi 3.
blk A, Puupuso Tract Honolulu. oahu.
$500 % gig . iis Dated June ~
| 1903
william u Go,ig ana wf 60 Henry
Waierhouso ~ 40 Lid, ~ lDt b. blk
A. puupurl Tiarl Honolulu oahu
l 1900 ~ 800 900 nai0d Juno ~ 1900
] ! Aured MHenln iD Albeit y hli0hrll
I Ho. Toto 10 10 Rnd Do. blk fuunul
/ Tmrt Honplulu nahp $500 u sip q
40 Dated lpnr "a ip@
] ifo Ahiu hy WiHfn in man srr' ~
sns b snd q Sol 1894 ralsWR Homo.
/ lulu Oahu iguy y i,q. 3 800 Dated
. iunf u lsf
lem phung nhm ID mifee ~ " q
Eisnlsy ~ lpi ~ " ksl iili fss'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-17
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending July IA, 1906.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Honolulu, T. H., July 10, 1906.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

10 Mr.. Winters saving. Gosh
almighty. Bro. Mjnte- have you
got your Testamen -
Yes here it L, said Mr..
MinterS.
= have one in nv 1xnanSaclz
b,4 uooa go 80 ;, NF. po44s
: -. - NJ =, : -
'oD0'' ''''> : - : : . = : =
glance up at TIE ofa>h ana Dark
falling and then at his BOOK, bat
it was no time to read, he said,
Gosh a mighty. Bro. Minter.
uhat viii We do If live to oaf
back homo 7 UilI attend Sunday
.4.,o,,.7 =, ..t,,;.,
ei'o' q '.' - Il : - Il 7'-'' - )
: f" 1''S
The Bradley Lodge. |. Q. Q. F.,
of Baxter. Ala. had q lite an in
+oros+ino naotino SATURDAY.
-,
u's sh.' con '0ei IL : 'iie ca 'iie'
Inc lnl'la a1ory was conferred ana
other impor tant business done.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO
i CREDITORS.
rATE ola us SIS sIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Lowndes County.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Charles Burlington, decea sed,
having been granted to the under
signed by the Chancery Court OF said
Lowndes county, Mississippi, on the
22d day of March, 1906, notice is here
by given that all persons having
claims against said estate, are re-
ouested to probate and register the
same with the Chancery Clerk of said
county within one year from this date.
That failure to probate and register
Will bar the claim.
Mrs. DIXIE BURLINGTON,
of the Estate ofCharles
! ". Burlington, Deceased.
sMarch "a, 1906.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
PRIVILEGE TAX NOTICE.

All privilege tax is required 10 be
paid during the month OF May. Upon
fai1ure-to pay same the Sheriff is re-
ouired to collect two hundred per cent.
damages. /. "A. EGGLESTON.
44-swItw4t Tax Collector.