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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

the week swas the mock trial swl1icl was wa
conducted last Friday night, Justice !. y.
S. Craig, of tile county presided VIII
dignity. II Mr. Chamberlaine,;5o t " yyarrel1lr
ton, sat In the clerk seat, while a MI
Richardson, of Richmond, filed u role
of sheriff dnd created silu eli 8sarluse {.
Mr.. John Garland Pollard, Of r lchmond,
iii his usual witty and brilliant fashion,
conducted tho case Of the 8plalntiff, the
widow; 1Semper, Of Cold Sulphur, lille
Mr.. Louis G. Phillips, Of IN export n TSs,
tile defendant, M NJ h ler,
aofl Stanton finally securing q verdict.
Many indictments We're read 8ngalnst the
various guests OF the Springs, and great
Fhilarlty was accustomed thereby, as we'll
as by the stimonys Of the various wit
inesses, among them he VI 8'sR ev.3SS Dir.
Hooker UptightIh and 8$5''' Dr.$ So Wlsonesf
5Slicen,,',S and when one lit! lve-ye II
old who had been drilled to- say: Mr.
witness stand and graYely and naiyely
remarked /; Mamma loves n Mr.. Mohler.
too, the roof nearly came off III Il
INA Among tho Virginia guests who have
arriv during the week are Miss Car
olin 5tY. Hartman, M r, B. A II. OFT, Lexing-
ton, Ma /: A.. II. B ell, M cunt Sidney, az;
II. G.. B Bell, i. c. Phillips, Newport News,
Va; Edward Carnn, 1lss tItss y. Cal NM,
tLynohburg.. Va; Mr.5and Mrs. Q. a. Prize
and child, Ronceyerte, W.. Va; II, FL.
Bell 4; Raphine, Va; 4 Mrs. j rs Q. Gregory,
Miss Josephine Organ, Kemphis, VAT.
Rev. m. w. GyYinfrey, Miss Winfrey,g Cul-
pepper, Va. !; II. c.. gAIcCiary, iss NJ Gary,
Miss Mills, NIiddlcbrook; Mr.. and Mrs
George G. Rutiln, Chester; Jerome SUM
merheld. Mrs. DIR. y. T.. Gibson, z. Lacy
Gibson. Jr Miss Ethel Kemper, Sta,ln-8
ton; James G. Martin, Miss Mabel Allyn,
Miss Virginia. Allyn Mrs, N1aiguc, Miss
Lilly Fox, Norfolk Va; Miss Mabel r oh-5
sinson, Danvile; Mrs. a. G., Wortham.9
SJ. G. Pollard, Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Pollard,
Jr, ana family, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Pol-5
lard sr., NJ. Hechler, Jr.. Miss a. 3.
Wnrthen. p, NJ. Liphart. Mr. and Mrs:
James r., Gordon,S,T. Croxton Gordon,
Mrs. II. g. Jones, Miss Jessie Jones, Miss
Myrl Jones, 1lss Katie Jones, Mrs. Gro
ner Robert Groner. Jr., II. a. BEDFORD.
NV, c. T, Shepherd. Miss Effle Carney,
Richmond; Mr. and Mrs ". w. Hines,
Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs III. Dcitz. Miss
Florence .,loeitz. IT. Deitz, Jr.. Philndel-
phla; aIia O. A. stull and family, 13llena
Vista; Miss Jessie Whitehead, d Nussa \
wadox Judge and Mrs. William r !. Clop-
ton, Manchester, Va; Rev. W. y. ley,
: yVaynesbOro ~ b t{f ~ Xxx
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%brocade and much ros q spo INT ace "a bout
the shoulders. Her sister Miss a Nancy
EJYaddill, looked we'll In pinls satin 1 Mrs MI
II r osa H. y Dung wore q becoming gown, Of
5Sblac k ace Miss Mayer, Of Norfolk. y a.,
was striking In a black crepo princess,
decollete; Mrs Charles sIa oWlett, or tre red
&ericksburg, Va, who is fair ana Ethll was
In pink SILK Miss N ickols, Of N eva N !.
q ~ wore a becoming decollete gown Of
hlock lace: Mrs. Mac Donald wore q pink
embroIdered robe IS 1iss Lima Mayo loo X
ed 4 ex tremely we'll in a white princess;
Il Mrs. IIodson woreNa floweredS null over
4 ink silk; Miss Slaughter had on dainty
4 embroidered null. Mrs. Barrow was
a elegantly gowned N in a black seguins
robe. and Mrs Holloman wore e. PEE
coming summery frock. II il
The gathering on Saturday afternoon
was Of the merry young v cry gracious
&hostesses were those lassiea ~ Misses
Gladys and 4 Lucille L9Wenberg me gas
scn,bly5 was in q side 81 the spacious par
Tor. which was cut off, adapt ng 1t to the
n,,rnoses OF the occasion. Green boughs
were artlstlcally draped AGAINST tho sue
cession OF columns, thus making It
i smaller and entirely private. Their game
Hwas progressive geuchre, and the first
8nrizes n book, went to Annie Blgg TO-. a.
hook on athletics was WON BY Leonard
MAYER as boys first and Richard Maui
a erret won lone hand, picture; Ida
walker had fewest punches, but was cor
soled With ia cunning BOBBY. After play
Ing. there was a delectable little \ east
spread for all to enjoy.
&{irhe virglnians newly registered are MI
and Mrs.9 III A. Walker. Miss N. ~
walker, Miss Ida Walker. I, " YYalkor,
and RI. A.. Walker, Jro OF Dan-
Vile, Val W. barrow, !. O.
SSmitlifeld, Va; Arthur Me- G An
mon. Mr.. and 4 Mrs. I'D. Whit look miss l'.
Helen Whltlock. Robert II, TAlley, %
Richmond, Va; a.. ID. Kelleln And WIFE
Of princess Anne Va; Mira, James Llp-
sconb, Of South Boston, Va; >. y. elrom y
and wife, q. w. Phillips ana Wifo, q.
i, \. Tennis and wife, Mrs, Ealle Ihll llps,3
Miss aEaiIe Tennis, p. r.. Moore, ~. sepii,
$oay VIZ. Thomas Dixon, Jr,, ana iienry5
Wilson, OF Hampton Va, y. g, { Gray Y,
Harry II. LoweMberg, Fl. Y. Wllllanln alla
wife, Miss Lydia Miller, N. II Morse ma
Miss Mary Morse, OF Norfolk, va, n Y
Henry Peters. OF IiynchburE. Val y, w,
r. Parker, OF Basic City. Ya,; Lille ~
h1usgroye, ~. n. Mlsgrove, of Longdale,
va; william u, Green, Thomas II sale.
Il az "a Colleratown Va, Captain NO.
land. ss Miss Lucy Patton. OF LEX
gington. Val Miss M Nustis a.
NJ richards ana wife II, II, BOOKER and
wife. II TurnYille, Va; Jolin Ward, O
Msiid,eton, Va; Mr. and Mrs, w, r..
.lSrce. OF lIokesyillc, Val; MI. ana Mrs;
~ IIargrayea, DR. n Hargrayes ana
Swlfe, Carney lIargrayos, of prlyers, va
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1ss ss
n kNA4dsd Sto Nrs. sanford Kellogg MIS- II.
loi william q brass '.fss
nj honorable r,f deliElitf,il event ~
he week was genuine old as ,lo y ca
tn Cn},htry sunper and dilnce, III honor. 81
Mas t,i,ctntia fAteson, OF New ork. MISS Es
ftiia 4, lslbi,e. Is t,f gtpiis " ms Ehe
L hnsinas5 Re size Invited d ntilnl,cr III the me
n Young People to be her guests n uesa IA
% evening All I'M efficient farn
Eninia filled chicken hot Mhff corn corn ,nu-
dg aid a lot8of Tier eohht oeii'S'tt-
II ofes Wei.n served Mt supper. h NJ +
al ',l,tn tnos recherche social event of the
ryeek wcs the bridge card party, given
Tues.iay evening by Mrs. l2ees, OF NOR nor
gsfollt IN. rho prizes were 4 OF the best best
Il ina ,,1ost choice selection, and IA Very
yshnndsoi,ie course superior thirty; was s
served LIT d 3 b clock, on the large round
table, Decotat ions hnese, nsf'ar IN SUE, K
&pluinrosa and red 10 ses. "a u gla va l 4Ss
Among Il /, i. d tsractiSc guests here now,
one Ia forced 50 few dies VINO
Y do not take part II, ain ga ties, VIII
gtnrivaled admiration IA ;SSs 5gS ,,85 4,
24s No guest IS better know, u III he
Springs than Mrs. Gordon Nj Cabc ~ ne
OF Ricliniontl's most lit ellcrtnal worl1e:S5
ANY affair is quite incomplete wi ti!out
the presence OF her charming ter
Mrs Edmund y. Gal ;d,S one Uf / he most
popular young inntrons, admired for her
8ioveIitess and vivacity Of manner.
There was a lovely cotlllion Thursday
evening. one OF tho most brilliant affairs
of the SUNNI er N yin ~
Mr.. Walter Hend erson invited r q q. ll
Esoung men and girls n fa suppcr ill#t lrl
B cafe after tile illion. Four 8 host esscs
received q for NJ \. henderson: M rs. ~ Raw
allns sllowndes, OF Chn lesion, z 81 q; Mrs.
Chnrles 81 okes AMI Mrs ]. Mason Her.
Norfolk. 3 S ri Il 95 + AZ $ 8E$ 81
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MERRY DANGERS
1M|ECKlEK|'|B|.U|R.G
=, N
Continued from First E>age.) !.

;sS53 - K ~ lSSAs eHl = ~ IN = IlaU SilO3
Continued from First Fage.)
cards and the ices served In the most
dainty fancy shap es ii 55y s[$
Mrs. Edward + Spnulding, Of N Norfolk
acompllmented ller niece, n iss Barcroft
of Norfolk, by ftl5 bowling part " on Yed-5
5nesday morning, d t Which. Miss Wright
sof Cl,urchland, l Va, won first prize
among the ladies, and Dr. Edmunds, Of
tho Mecklenburg If Carried off the highest
$honor,If for the men. 5ss SSs ~ Ii 5ltis
III Anoth very delightful bowling party
was tendered by Mrs. j. 4 G.. Walton, Of
the Meclslenburg, to TIL young ladies' Of
the hotel, and was thoroughly appreciated
by large number 1eA Of gutezs
The game was very close. excellent rolls.
Ing being done and resulted In the first
Indies, prize being won by Miss Chris
titan, Of Isynchburg. tile first gentleman's
prize fell Il to- Mr.. ~ ,annar Jav Is of N orr
folk, and the second gentleman's prize
to Mr.. SIdvin 13oernstcln, OF Washing ton.
Tho prizes We're Very handsome, the
5ladies being h c1uny laco bertha, 8 the
Igentlenens & d silver shaving set st and
cuff box, respect lively.
5,5 A very 9 delightful family party here
now Is that Of Mr.. and hrs. r., NJ. Terry,
Miss Terry eilld two sons, OF Lynchburg
J,ynchburg are spending a week here as
Miss Terry's guests, ana are delightful
additions TO the most attractive young
set OF the season, KS. W ss&s
13 The charming family OF Mr.. + ]. T. Glass,
of Monfgome ry, Is la, adds greatly to the
social air and life of the place. the fam
lily consisting Of Mr. and Mrs. Glass,
three Misses Glass ana two sons both
Princeton men who, with Mr.. Edward
Watson, OF Martinsvlle,8 a, West Pointer,
complete as handsome d set OF young
people to be found anywhere. IN #
355 Judge Edward spauldlnge~of Norfolk,
Mr. William Sands, ST.. ana Mr.. George
[D.GWise are among the most recent ar
rivals In the list which, from its length,
cannot be enumerated 4 W. "
One Of the honored guests OF the sea-
son who has been spending some time
here Is Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley, Of
Washington. p. c., formerly Of Raleigh,
the mother OF the lamerted Ensign Bag
ley, tho first Southern hero to f fall In
the Spanish American War 81 535
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sya,rhore sis time and to spare for coRslder.
nm 1908 Another Republican IHoliss WIZ
mean another term az Speaker 10Y MI
Cannon, Hhd that vii mean y con leslAlls
}Ynr the Repuhlican nomination for nresl-
dent of innrkod ability q In An lice q
great poWey..yS asE!ng ton = tar. ssS
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Geographical Directory q Schools and
Colleges Advertising II The Times Dispatch


sin and Southern railw miles west Of @
986# Richmond EEs6
" CO11EGl Ashland, on the vi
aichrond md Potomac Rail-
Way,81 niles North Of Richmond.
HAM uLrlf-NfACONA ADIJNi II, at ii BEDFORD city,
tile Norfol and Western 1sa 1way ~ miles
west of chmoi1d2 I'M les from 1ynchburg and III
g miles from Roanoke. Z S$
ACADEMY Ii the city g. Richmond.
x1sOANO1iE COLLEGE,, Ut Danvle, On TIE Southern
Rail ~ miles southwest 81 nichmond .s#
1s1CIi NfOND8 COLL5Gr d, Iii the city 81 Richmond.
RAW INsTITUTB, at charlottesville, on the a
Chesapeake and Ohio ana tho Southern railways
Ss 90 &mllosS northwest ofE Richmond n. #s
Roam KID COLIEIG p, at Salem on the Norfolk
and Western Railway log miles vest aof Rich
sSs fnondE and NJ milk from 8R oanole.
RICHMOND con sI1IsvATOItY8 or MUSIC, IN the Al
gc d " OF Richmond. $
sslyI,Isr IR1AIs NsTITUrE, sat sweet Briar. on
the SOU heril NIL es west Of Z ich
nionds and i p miles from Lynch burg.
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE, at Petersburg, #
on the Norfolk and Western the Atlantic Coast
sne$ and the seaboard Air Line raj ~
miles south 9ots Richmond s3 ;5i 8s
STATE q TISNTALIl NORMAL SCHOOL, at Farm 2B
ville on tho Norfolk and Western Railway 90 Ell
fniles#5west 81 Richmond and 81 miles from $40
nchburg. 8sSS
ssnTHDBAI. BUSINESS COLLEGE iii the city 81
"a 81 Bsna
M Western ways, ~ 85 niles west 81 Richmond
@ and miles from Lynch burg. ssaS
8TENIPE1sANG Oh INDUSTRIAL AND COLLEGIATE @
sTITlJrIS on the James river 50 niles south
5 west of r. chnlond nv j8s5
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Of SIrsD1UIN III, il tie V
I city OF Richmond. 4S4 Bs5gS8
UNIVERslTY2O or VIRGINIA, at Chariot on Is
the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Southern rail-
ways. Gs hiiles north west OF ri edmond.
VIRGINIA SNIIIITARY$I INSTITUTE, at SI.exing ton,
SnH&f
sx and Ohio railways, o. milesSwest of Richmond
VIRGINIA FIlNIALIl INSTITUTE, at Stanton, on NJ
8 tho Chesapeake and Ohio, the Baltimore and s8
@ Ohio and the Southern railways, y miles north
west Of Rich mond
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, at Blacks
burg near the Norfolk and wv ~ Il aiiWay8a
S (staton ChristIansburg }. % Iea west of nj
edmond and a 0Smes from Roanoke
VIRGINIA. COILEGE, ut Roano ke, on the N orfolk as
and Western all way 10 8 mi es west OF Rich
@sS mond. M
VIRGINIA INSTITUTE, at Bristul on the Norfolk VI
and Western Raj way, 100 miles southwest Of ~
@$ Richmond S
WONfAN,s COLLEGE, I in the city Of Richmond.
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL, IN the city 81 Richmond.
WOODLAyVN $SEN1NAIlY,8at Gordonsville. on the
I Chesapeake and Ohio Raj way, q miles north
8% west of Richmond.
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, at Lex
Z ngton, on the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Bal
@ timpre and Ohio railways, 20 miles OF n
edmond . u .
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, at Williams
burg on the chesapeake and Ohio Railway, SO 5s
miles cast OF edmond and s O. miles from Nor
5 folk. Ss $s#5 s$8SiiS s9$f "a $#5 58
,rnation Bureau
80, - - n
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AUGUSTA MILITARY AtA DEM ot Fort Def
atce, on the altlnore ard Ohio Isallroad,
Z StauntOi S8a 88{
DriAUKsYoNI III SCHOOL rt1 ~ GIRLS ct Blacls-
stone, OH the Norfolk and Western r. ALVEY, "a
Petersburg. S4 s ssss lfEiBj * NIX
l,oW1INd tsRErtS FI1AfA1,n srs n "
S Bowling Green, near llford, Richmond,
@S rredericksburg and Potomac tail tyny. 40 miles
north Richmond, 40 miles from rfrederlcksS
Burg and rs miles from Washington
. 90. OPERATIVES FEM AL11 sCHO vt Bedford
~ Mics rom
s5 burg and 28 miles from n anoke
Ohl|srEIs sr1sIN css 40 Clu Springs
lao the &, en-
Railway 2O miles southwest OF ichtnond and
#j$8 B0 niles from ynchburg.
lssS DAVIES sC11OO iii the city of Richmond.
$DUNsNfoRI1 BUsIN11 ss co I1GE1. at staunton on
tle 8Cl,esapcalo and Ohio, Bal lmorog and Otto
$$s and Southern ways, 81 miles northwest Of
$S Richmond, {8& s#SH
I1P1sC OPAT. HIGH SCHOOL, near Al exandria, on
the Isichlno fredericksburg and Potomac,
Cesapeake ana Ohio and sout Tern rail ~ %
miles north { 81 edmond Il ana miles from
Whshlngt on ss
e EASTERN COLLEGE, 1T Front II oval On tte Nor
folk and Western r way, 200 miles north OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OLIlIlG Il, Sat Fredericksburg,8
On the Richmond, notwithstanding and Potion &c
&s5 Railway, 81 miles north OF Richmond and 81
miles from Wash ngton. $ 8sS
SFISIIBURNl MILITARY S(IfO at ~ aynesboro,S
on the chesapeak and Ohio Taa llway ~ % miles
#s northwest Of Richmond and IA miles from
&a Staunton. M
FORK UNION ILITAIiY ACADEMY, near Bremo,i
on the Chesap cake and Ohio r Way 7#miles3
$&s west OF Richmond.
8S GLOUCESTER ADENIY ut Gloucester neat the
ork River team oat Line, q miles enst Of
sS5f8 Richmond #s 5~ S$ss
THE GLEBE SCHOOL In the city Of Richmond
EOLIINs INSTITUTE, near III llins.S on the Nor
folk ana ~ esterIl Railway q p miles west of
Richmond and 10 miles from r oanoke. $
8IIAXlPDEN-sIDNEY&CO LLEGI0 near rarnnville, on
1.-THE Norfolk an Western Raj way, 30 mi west
OF Richmond and s miles from Lynchburg. $s
KLEINEEIsC FEMALE SCHOO I, at SCHUYLER, near
the Southa,n lway line, II miles westssofs
Ri Richmond and 2 miles from Charlottesville.
LOCUST DALE ACADEMY at Locust Dale near
Rapldan, on the Southern and the Chesapeake
and Ohio railways miles mort OF Richmond
and 8 04nil es from Wash gtOn.
MISS NfORRIs,s SCHOOL iii the city OF edmond.
MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY; at Staunton on the
Chesapeake and Ohio, the fillmore and Ohio
8sS and the Southern railways 13 miles northwest
s5E IN Of Richmond. #s
MARTHA WASHING ToNS COLLEGE p, at Abingdon
M on the Norfolk and Western Railway % miles
southwest Of Richmond, 93 miles from Roanoke
3sS and III miles from Bristol s#85#
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA. In the city OF
s8s Richmond 5StS $35S f3S Ell
n1cGUIRE,s UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, IN the city OF
MISS ELLETsr's SCHOOL, In the city Of Richmond.
NOLLEY,s SCHOOL, In the city Of r edmond
PIEDMONT BUSINESS College,, at Lynchburg,S
on the Chesapeake and Ohio, orfolk and Vest
8s %3538 r., r. e.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-03
YOU WILL NOT

be deceived. That there are cbeafa
and frauds in plenty everybody
knows; but it is seldom or neyeZ
that any large business house w
guilty Of them, no matter whst
line of trade it follows. There
can be no permanent success Of
any kind based on dishonesty or
deception. There never was. and
never will be. The men who try
that are simply fools and soon
come to grief, as they deserve
Now many persons are, neverthe-
less, afraid to buy certain adyer-
tised articles lest they be hum.
bugged and deluded; especially
are they slow to place confidence
in published statements of the
merits of medicines. The effec-
tive modern remedy known as
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
is az safe and genuine an article
to purchase as -four, silk or cot
ton goods from the mills of
manufacturers with worldwide
reputation. We could not afford
to exaggerate its qualities or mis-
represent it in the least; and it
is not necessary. 1t is palatable
as honey and contains the nu-
tritive and curative properties of
Pure Cod Liver Oil, extracted
by US from fresh cod livers, COM
bined with the Compound Syrup
of Hypophosphites and the Ex-
tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry:
and how valuable such blend
ing of these important medieval
agents must be is plain to every
body. It is beyond price in In
somnia, Anemia, Weakness and
lack of Nervous Tone, Poor
Digestion, Lung Troubles and
Blood Impurities. Science can
furnish nothing better-perhaps
nothing so good. DR.. w. II.
Dalfe, of Canada, says: az have
used it in my practice and take
pleasure in recommending it as
a valuable tonic and reconstruc-
tive" 1t is a remedy that can
ford to appeal to its record
and represents the science and
knowledge of bright and aggres-
sive medical investigation. Zone
bottle convinces." At chemists.
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At the relief the bay, when the exodus Oak
land began there funny One
elegantly dressed tailor made and Easter hat with
big diamond earrings and her fingers literally covered with valuable
rings, sroed the where clothing being distributed
to the needy, and nonchalaniy inquired:
Have anything the of waist that
I accustomed dine walking dress.
You the StFancs Hotel in San Francisco
and had no time get all my things out
When
the might be the morning and that the applicant
might sell of her ewely she became indignant and
the though had been grossly inulted.
Another well dressed applied the relief committee
shelter and food calmly that she only had $500
gold with her. and she finding the friends
whom she intended day home she did
spend than She indignant
when told that the relief furnishing food and
shelter people who had money.
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THE SUNFLOWER.

1t interesting to- learn that substitute for qunine has been
discovered but somewhat astonishing told that this sub
other than the sunower the original home
which botansts Peru
In the land of the the sleep beds made
the belief which
has led Russian physician with the result that the
theory of the ubntiated An French ply
has made like experiments has proved that
the flowers and leaves have had the effect
qunine These people who live in the vicinity
sunhower said to experience its healing
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In the generosity merchants of Portland
Ore, who all book Fran
the OF Mission merchant Dur
the and bOOkkeep
the life and fully
Meeting
OF had
Good he said. Meet hotel Sunday and
will busy and bills that they be
livered Monday"
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the of the Palace Hotel building
Market
all around completely Quilted and the warped
grders.
Between the piles o apartment
houses Ellis wreckage
badly srveled by the that
and twisted steel work remained Yet within of
chid doll evidently
face of which still retained its shape and colorng.
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AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,
SATURDAY, JUNE 9-Part of r. P.
1852, l.. c. A. 5697, at Auwaiolimu,
situate on Upper Fort street, near
Waterhouse premises.
SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1906-W. c.
Borden ct al to Western and Ha-
waiian Investment Company, Linz
tied, ATS acres, situated Kaumana,
Hilo, Hawaii.
L. Ahlo to A. N Campbell, Trustee OF
Assignee. r. P. 294o. 3.22S acres at
Kaneohe. Apanas l. 2 and 4, r. p.
1888, PAS acres, Kaneohe r. P.
1891, 10 acres. Kaneohe. r. P. 2062,
3 acres and buildings, Waialua,
Oahu.
Lee Ahlo to Western and Hawaiian In
vestment Company, Limited As
signee. 1856 acres. Kaneohe. 36S
acres, Punaluu, Oahu. Apanas 8
and 4, L c. A 1884. Apana 5, L. G.
A 2676. Ill acres. l.. C. A. 1876, 3.05
acres, Paalaa. Waialua. 3 acres, r.
P. 2062. Waialua.
Lee Ahlo to Robert Law. Assignee.
Apana 2. R. P. 6639. r. P. 1914. 8
acres, POS fathoms. Both being sit
uated at Kapalama, Honolulu.
i. Ahlo to w r. Castle, Trustee. Prem
ises situated at Koolau. as follows:
r. P 1882; r. P. 1881: r. P. 9S2; r.
P 74e1
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The closing the banks for thirty days and short
cash ludcrou
well known citizen who has deposit least of the big
banking institutions besides the
repositories gratefully accepted loan Of bits
cents) from who interviewing him the
outlook
and home eagerly hunt patients and clients with
gentle account would be
able Firms who supply such offices already attempting
dc business deliver goods c. O. D. being
collect enough their employees until the banks
but tell their bling the
if the cash is forthcoming.
OF the queer of
but perhaps the striking the cloth
pended front of the Monadnoc building
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RIDING SADDLES. BITS, SPURS,
BLANKETS, WHIPS AND CROPS,
DOG COLLARS AND CHAINS.
HORSE BRUSHES, CHAM OIS,
SPUNGES, HARNESS AND SADDLE
SOAPS, OILS, DRESSING, GREASE,
WASHERS, ETC, ETC,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-03
UNDERWRITERS sale
On Wednesday, June 6, 1906,
At 70 OCT OCK NOON
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,

AL IL " CIO1h NUN,
At the Fort Street Warehouse of H.
Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, Honolulu, stu
ate little above Custom House, will
sell at public auction, for account of
whom it may concern the following
merchandise damaged by salt water on
voyage of importation from London
England, per German Blk. Paul Isen-
berg, d. W. Jansen master, arrived
Honolulu. May 6, 1906:
Marks:
H Fl. & Co. Bales Filter Cloth.
II. B. & Co. q inches wide. Each
Bale, 10 pieces,
II. D. so yards to each piece.
Numbers on Bales-1, s.,
IL. II. IS 20. 81.
II Bales Filter Cloth.
So inches wide. Each
bale 10 pieces,
so yards to each piece.
Numbers on Bales-29,
80. &c. 81, SO, 80, Al. AZ,
A. As, 46. AZ.
Terms Cash, u. S. Gold Coin.
Honolulu, May 81, 1906.
a. JAS. F. MORGAN.
e. - MOUNTAINOUS