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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-29
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Stanley Partridge is gaining slowly and
is able to sit up for short time.
Freeman Partridge has planted tomatoes
in the house and they are up and growing
we'll
Geneva Haley says she has the incest
kind Of pet. 1t is Il cUsset lamb that Mr..
Ira Ward gave her.
Mr.. Fred Ellis and family and a few
friends spent last Saturday evening at Mr..
+. Percy 'a4ttidge's.
Arthur Moore is hauling logs to the site
of the new saw mill on the Galley Brook,
where John Boyd Will build next summer.
An agent for the CHICAGO Portrait Co.
went through this vicinity Friday ana Sc
cured several orders tor enlarged pictures
MIR. and Mrs. Emeey Calderwood and
daughter Helen spent last Saturday even
in4 at Nh. George Partridge's in Searspoft
The death of baby Grace, aged one car
the only child Of Mr. aud Mrs. Murch Clark
occurred sunday night at one O'Clock. The
sympathy of The community Is extended to
the beredVed parents.
\ -lei.hing party consisting of Clihofd
ana " Ibur Staples, Arthur Haley and
Neitlr Clark, Evelyn Gross ana Leona
l;ucN bad "a jolly ride a>t Monday evening.
They ct .-d AT Mrs Arthur Moure'S ana
wrrc rutritalue.i by Fo-s lIuber,'S phoHu-
-.aph.
Mis-, Hrriha Partrid-, hts Il ''shoSt"
rlutu.rapl Tint has attracted much at
trutlou. 4 Photograph cal a young man IA
the Ht,- 4 boz hood Was taken and the ghost
b figure - plainly seen to the right against
U i-ht bach ground
There aIe four young urr 10 this vicinity
who sincerely hope there NII, he no more
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PROBATE COURT.


Eo,,ov;nc 10 ON abstract of business of
the Probate Court for Waldo county, Marcn
| term, 1906:
Estate of William Ripley. late of Sears
mont; Aaron b. Ripley appointed executor
Estate of Margaret d. Joues, ,a.e y, DEL
fast; Dilla McTaggart appointed eXecutrlx.
| Estate of David Doilotf, late of Monroe ;
Willard r. r. Twombiy appointed executor.
| Estate of Alice c. sullivan, late OF WIN
| terport, Frederick Sullivan appointed ex-
ecut0r. ~
Estate of John F. Cross, late OF Morfili )
Ida ". Cross appointed eXecutriX.
| Estate of Amos Gardner, late or Palermo !;
| Samuel Mar,len appointed administrator.
| Estate of LYDIA f. Ward, late OF Thorn
| dixie; Ulysses A. " ard appointed admins
! TRAITOR.
| Estate of Edith Libby, minor, of Belfast )
| Blanche A, Pilsbury appointed guardian.
| Petition of Albert p and Gertie NJ. Gel
son of Belfast for adoption of Annie C..
Davis; granted, and chiid's name chahgeu
to Annie G. Colson.
| Estate of Ira NJ. Getchell, late OF UNITY ;
petition for allowance granted. ,o.o -
Estate of William S. Brannagan, late OF
Belfast: Robert F. Dunton appointed
trustee to fill vacancy.
Estate of Jennie Woodland, late OF Troy )
| warrant and inventory hied. x c
Estate of Jennie c. Hunter, late OF Sears
port; warrant and inventory nled.
Estate of Charles G. Tyler, late OF FRANK
fort warrant and inventory MED. e
Estate of Phineas G. Warren, late OF
SearSport; warrant and Inventory hled. .
Estate of Lydia NJ. Clements, late OF
Waldo warrant and Inventory nled.
Estate of Frederick Robe heyholos vi
Burnham guardians first and hnal account
allowed.
Estate of Robert Woodbury. Waldron, late
f, of Swanvile; first and final account and
private claim of administration allowed.
Estate of Flora f., Edgar F. Jr, ana wal
ter b. PllSbury of IinconVllle GUARDIAN
warrant and inventory HE'D
Estate of Addie Scribner of Unity; guar
dams sixth account filed.
Estate of Joseph II. Damon. late OF U nifty
executors account allowed.
Estate of Mary Robbins, late OF beifast !;
administrator account allowed.
Estae of James q. Pendeton, late OF
Searsport; executors second account al
lowed.
Estate of Lorenzo D. Small. late of Jack
son administrators final account allowed.
Estate of Avis II. Mathews, late OF BEL
| fast; eXecutrix's final account al!oWen.
Estate of Charles Taylor, late OF UNITY, !;
inventory of partnership by agreement flied
Estate of Mary j. Walker, late of Monroe;
petition for probate OF Will nleu
Estate of Benjamin I. Black, late OF
Belfast petition for probate of will filed.
Estate of Charles W. Lord, late OF
Brooks petition for distribution filed.
Estate of Lorenzo d. Small, late OF jack
son petition for distribution filed
Estate of Edward Johnson, late OF Bel
fast; petition for confirmation OF trustees
filed
Estate of Julia A. Haley of Winterport;
guardians account filed by his eXecutrlX.
Estate of James Haley, late of Winter
port; executives final account filed.
Estate of Charles Taylor, late OF nlty !;
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STATE OF MAINE.


SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
INVACAr1uN. March 2, 1906.
COUNTY OF kENNEBEC S.
Upon the foregoing petition, 1t Ia ordereu' thaI
service, Of the same be made by causing copy of
"a i'd netitiOp and of this order of notice thereon,
attested by the Clerk of the Supreme judicial
Court for the county of Waldo, TO be puohshed
three weeks suceessivel in The Republican Jour,
nal A public newspaper printed at Belfast IN sand
county of Waldo, the last publication to be at
least eighteen days before the term OF sara court
to he held within and for said county Of Waldo
on the third Tuesday of April a. d. 1905, ana
that printed copy of the same and OF tbs ordeI
thereon be mailed to each said claimants whose
address is known to said petitioner three weeks
at least before SAID return day such mailing to
be verified by affidavit that any claimant may
then and there appear and answer to sald petltloh
WIN. p. WHITEHoUSE,
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court.
true copy of petition and order OF court
Attest: TILESTON WADLiN. Clerk
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Can You Believe Your Senses

When two of them, taste and smell, having
been impaired if not utterly destroyed, by
Nasal Catarrh, are fully restored by Ely's
Cream Balm, can you doubt that this rem
edy deserves all that has been said OF 1t by
the thousands whom it has cured? 1t is ap-
piled directly to the effected air-passages
and begins it's healing work at once. Why
not get it to-day? All druggists or mailed
by Ely Bros, IS Warren Street, New York,
on receipt of so cents.
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TIIORNDIK r.


The roads have been nearly impossible
he past week. Our r. F. d. carrier
On route no. l did not make his trip
March 10th He got to the station and back
90 NJ. ?. Palmer's ana Went from there home
as he could get 10 farther north, and could
not make his afternoon trip through the
south par of the town.... Mrs. }. q. Cllley
was taken seriously i'll last Friday morning.
DR. Hurd was summoned and she IS better
at the present time. Mrs. Fred TASTY and
Mis-. n. 4. Webb, Mrs Joseph Higgins and
II NJ. Higgins and Miss Matte Small are
on the sick list. Mrs Clarence Quincy of
Belfast is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Uasty. Mr. f. L. Bartlett, who is teach
ing school in Vanceboro, is home for short
vacation. Lewis p. Philbrick is at home
from Oak Grove Seminary on a ten days
vacation. Ralph Clement has six double
horse teams hauling cord and pulp wood
from his wood lot to Knox Station for ship
.Tnent. Willie P. Higgins of Salem, Mass,
is at A. S. Higgins for weeks visit. :.
Mrs. Flora Hunt is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George P. Higgins in Bangor. Mrs. F: 5.
Hogan entertained her nephew and wife,
week 49,. Mrs. Sarah r. Lewis of Belfast is
the guest of Mrs. V. N. Higgins. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sherman of Burnham are visit
ing at }. G. Cilley's... The Now and Then
Club met with Mr.. and Irs. f. 5. Hogan
last Saturday evening. The program opened
with singing by the club, followed with
quotations from shakespeare solo, by
Carl Hogan; duet by Miss Hattie Gilliatl
and Mrs. Richard c. Higgins stump speech
by Nathan A. Webb; solo by Mrs. Blinr
Hogan, etc. The club will have an enter
tainment at the Centre church Friday even
ing March 23rd. Mrs Charles Smith il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nora Miller il
Boothbay. .. Ross c. Higgins is having hi!
usual good luck with lambs. He has q
nice lambs from ID sheep.
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CAMDEN.

Mrs. Dolly Decrow, aged 80. and the old
est person in the town, was burned to death
in her home late Wednesday night, March
l4th Her clothing caught fire from spark
while she was sitting alone beside the tire
place. She was heard to fall to the floor by
her son, who was in another part of the
house and when he entered the room her
clothing was all in flames. She was so bad
" burned death followed within an hour.
The fire was eXtinguished before spreading
about the room.
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DIR. David Kennedy, ROndout, n. Y.

DEAR SIR Some time since | was trou-
bed with blotches coming out on my breast,
of a scrofulous character, and my general
system seemed to be out of order | was
induced to try DR.. David kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy The first bottle drove the erup-
ton away and | feel better every way. 1t
is a splendid blood medicine.-Henry S. Ell
dredge, Rochester, n. Y.
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LAC K>ON

lanes \. Dodge died Wednesday night
March I4lh, at his home in this town, aged
~ wears. lie was the son OF the late MT.
and Mrs. A. Dodge of Monroe. IN 1869 he
married Miss \ lbina A. Brown OF Jackson,
ho survives Lin with one son, DelDert.
He was one OF family OF ten childfeii.
i've Of whom survive-Rev. A. ID. Dodge OF
Wattryllle, Mrs Syrenia Mudgett of lamp
den. Mrs. Jane Storms of Jackson and Mrs.
EInore Richards of strong, Me. He was a q
faithful member of the Christian church OF
49, Hiymnnt for q years He was a kind
and and owing husband and father. Heartfelt
sympathy is expressed by wide, circle Of
ffiends for the bereayed family. Inc
fnueral services were held at his late nome,
he Rev F. ). D0iitf officiating. FLOWERS
we're presented by Ruth Wright and Mary
Chase. The boiler for the creamery mas las
arrived and Il crew IS at WORK sleaehlts up
he inside and shinging the roof OF the
building. They intend to be ready to handle
cream the first OF May.
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SW AWHILE CENTRE.

The box sociabIe and drama, "Aunt
Jeru,ha's Quilting Party" was a grand
success. ..,..Comet grange did not hold a
meeting last saturday night........John
.I+usms and vile of Monroe visited Mr..
and Mrs VIM Clements recently. ..... The
school, in town closed last Friday. Miss
Staples furnished a treat Of oranges and
peanuts for hsI pupils Zenas Hartshorn
: Superintendent. MIS-. Webb is not
gain w as rapidly as her friends wish.
Richard Brown and family of Belfast were
GUESTS vi f. \ Robertson sunday. +. y,
rs. 1rtt,ou IS still cg the sick list
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+ Deferred from last week,

+
School opened at the Academy March
10Th with several new students in attend
ance. The Ladies' Circle served ten
cent dinner at the &. \. X. Han, Thursday,
March 22nd -. Robert Goldberg sold at
auction Monday the bankrupt stock OF
Ealdhqrg Bros
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MONTVILLE.


Those who were finding so much fault
with the weather and wishing for more
snow that they might do some business are
afflicted with the same old disease of fault
finding. They now have too much snow to
do business, so that they are fully as bad off
as before =. C. F. Porter seems to be slow
ly on the gain. Hattie Davis started Mon
day for Waltham. Mass, where she has
lucrative position. Charles Rowell is sick
and unable to be moved from his bed.
The r. F. d. carriers both had days rest
Tuesday, March Goth. Ninal Weed OF
Rockport is in town. He says that he re-
Gently broke his arm. Harry Jordan,
who was hastily called to Rockport on ac-
count of the sickness of his boy, has return
ed and reports him out of danger. MesSrS.
John, Fred and Walter FenWick of Bel.
mont, Mrs Sanborn and Mrs. Blodgett OF
Belfast. were in town recently, called here
BY the sudden death of Mrs. Alvah Morri-
son.
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WIN. HENRY CLIFFORD.
STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO s..

March OH. A. u. 1906
Personallv apreared VIM Henry Gill I'D. above
named. and made oath to the truth "i the di'tN"-
t',', in ths tore~oinr petitiun that the supposed
claimants rot designated by name therein are IN
i}.fore mo FRANK l.. MARSrON,
Justice OF the Peace.
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Ten thousand demons gnawing away at
ones yitals couldn't be much worse than
the tortures of itching piles. Yet there's
cure. DOan's Ointment never fails.
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HALIDALE

II ALLDALE
Mrs c. NJ. Plummer who has been very
sick is much better. Miss Eliza h. Hail.
who has been in Lowell, Mass. since last
October returned home March l3th....A F.
Raynes returned to Providence. R. l.,
March 18th &C. W. Colby and W. H.
White went to Pittstield last Friday to visit
relatives. =. James y. Thompson is in poor
health. 80. Peleg Gould is saving wood fol
Mrs. NJ. w. White....A. A. Thompson is
driving grocery team for Geo. Elliott OF
Freedom. H. c. McCorison is again or
the road with his meat cart.
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Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. Perfect, safe. Never fails
At any drug store.
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Burdock Blood Bitters gives man clear
head, an active brain, strong, vigorous
body-makes him fit for the battle OF lie.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
MoRTGAGEEs' NOTICE OF INTEN
TIoN or FORECLOSURE AMI
OF SALE.
27si-May !, s, 10, %.

Notice ls hereby ~, en- that pursuant
to the power OF sale contained I'm that
certain mortgage, dated June 2s, 1883,
made by w. II. Daniels, A. N. Kepol-
kali both Of Walluku, Island OF Maui,
Territory OF Hawaii, ana J. d. Holt,
Of Honolulu, said Territory, 20 Mary
). Parker w. c. Parke and w. o.
Smith, Trustees under the VIII OF w.
c. Lunalilo, deceased, which said mort
gage is recorded In the Office OF the
Registrar Of Conyeyances. In said Ho-
nolulu, In Liber 40, on pages 46s-47l,
said Mary s. Parker and w. o. Smith,
said Trustees, and Ernest A. Mott
smith. OF said Honolulu, one OF tho
present trustees under said VIII as a
successor In trust, who together, as
the present trustees under said VIII, arc
the present holders and owners OF and
mortgages under said mortgage, in
tend to foreclose said mortgage for
condition broken to-wlt: non-payment
OF principal and interest thereon when
due
Notice Is Likewise given that those
two parcels OF land hereinafter de-
scribed conveyed by said mortgage will
be sold each as separate parcel at
public auction at the front entrance
OF the court house In said Wailuku, on
Wednesday, the 10Th day OF May, 1906,
at ~ o'clock noon OF said day.
The property conveyed by said mort
gage which stlll remains subject 10
said mortgage and which will be sold
as aforesaid is the two following par
cells OF land situate In the district OF
said Waikiki, to-wlt.
j. All that parcel OF land situated
at Waiehu and being the first prem
ises described In a certain deed from
A. Barnes TO the Alden Fruit and Taro
Co., dated November II, 1885, and re-
corded In said Registry Office IN Liber
81, pages 3lS and $40.
7 2. All that parcel OF land situated
In the III OF Kaluaolena IN said Wal
ehu and being the second premises de-
scribcd In said deed from A, Barnes to
the Alden Fruit and Taro Company.
| Together with all the rights, priv
ileges ana appurtenances thereunto be-
! longing.
Terms; Cash In United States gold
coin.
Deeds at expense OF purchasers to be
prepared by the attorneys OF said
Mortgages.
For further particulars apply to
Smith & Lewis, Judd Building, said
Honolulu, Attorneys for said MORT
gagees
Dated, Honolulu, II, H., April 10, 1905.
MARY s. PARKER,
w, o. SMITH and
ERNEST A, MOTT-sMITH,
Trustees under the WIN OF W, q, Luz
nalilo, deceased Mortgages under
said Mortgage,
279s-Aprll 10, ", 20, "a, 27, May |, 4,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending
April %, 1906.
Honolulu, r. H., April 30, 1906
GENERAL SUMMARY.

During the past week, generally
cloudy and unsettled weather condi'
tions prevailed in most sections Of the
group. The steady northeast trade
winds brought to the windward dis
tricts of Hawaii and Maui a rainfall
somewhat in excess of that of the pre-
vious week, but "a Oahu and Kauai less
precipitation has occurred. in the
lower levels of the Kau district of Ha
waii, in central and leeward Maui, lee.
ward Oahu and leeward Kauai, the
weather has continued dry. The rains
in the vicinity of Honolulu, Oahu, have
80 increased the water supply that the
restrictions recently placed on use OF
city water for irrigation purposes have
been removed.
Temperatures in Hawaii, on account
of the continued cloudy and rainy
weather. have remained about station
ary; in Maui, Oahu and Kauai, a slight
rise is noted, which at Honolulu aver
aged two degrees above the normal.
The following table shows the week
ly averages of temperatures and rain
fall for the principal islands and for
the group:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
CHORAL SOCIETY
TO Be FORMED

This evening at s o'clock, the first
meeting of n new choral society, under
the conductorship OF II. Rudland Bode,
will be held In the parish hall, St.
Clements, Punahou, use OF which has
been kindly granted by the rector, Rev.
j. osborne.
Some interesting work may be ex-
pected through the different sessions,
for part songs, and later on. when some
degree OF efficiency has been obtained,
some work OF a more serious nature.
Exercises and instruction Will be given
In the following essentials for good
choral singing: Sostenuto, crescendo
and dimuendo. sforZando, phrasing
elasticity OF the voice, equality In
grouping broken chords mixed scales
and chord passages, diatonic scales
progresslons, groups OF three notes,
chromatic scales. mixed diatonlc and
chromatic progresslons Of harmony
mixed diatonic ana chromatic steps
and all difiicult intervals,
TO those who wish tO take M the
matter seriously, an opportunity fOI
becoming better singers offers Itself but
II can hardly be commended 10 those
who do not wish to do so.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01


Noiice IL hereby given that pYrsu.
nN' To me power ~ sac co1ialnsd in
lhat certain m0rtgnge dated February
J. 1870. made BY kelii0bumu tsJ ana
helhiole her husband both OF Homo
lulu' Island of oahu. Territory ~ Ha-
wall nortgagors. 10 Jesse Aakalnai. Of
Haid Honolulu. mortgage. which said
mortgage Is recorded IN Liber 100. pages
~ 70 and -, Inclusive. In the Bureau
Of conveyances IN said Honolulu, and
which said mortgage was assigned By
the said Jesse Makainai TO Y. Ahin.
OF said Honolulu, the present holder
ana owner thereof. By deed dated De-
cember 81. 1897. and recorded I'm said
Bureau OF Conveyances In Liber 100.
on page 20. said assignee intends TO
ioreclose said mortgage for conditions
broken. to wit: non-payment Of prin-
cipal and interest when duo.
Notice If likewise given that the
property conveyed by said mortgage
VIII be sold at public auction nj the
Auction Rooms OF James r. Morgan,
kaahumanu street, I'm said Honolulu.
on Saturday May 26. 1906 at II o'clock
noon OF sa!d day.
The property conveyed by said mort
gage and which II TO be sold under
said power OF sale as aforesaid, con-
slsts Of:
Il kcla wahi apau loa waiho Ia ma
Kapalama, 1 Honolulu mel, a 1 hooaka-
akaia ma ka Palapala Slla Helu 2224.
kuleana Helu 1922, hookoia no Alua.
Ma ka ADana anne he Elua Ioi a
no laua ka nui s9-i00 eka. Ma ka
apana 3 he 23-1OO eka"
Terms: Cash, United States gold
coin.
Deeds at expense OF purchaser 10 be
prepared by the attorneys OF said as
signee.
For further particulars apply TO
Atkinson, Judd & Mott Smith, attor-
neys for said assignee.
Dated, Honolulu, May /, 1906.
Y. AHIN,
Assignee.
219i-May ], s. 10, %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
NOTICE.

All stockholders ~ the HONOLULU
INVESTMENT, co, LTD, entitled 10
shares of stock in the FIDELITY IN
suRANcE COMPANY, must apply for
their certificates 0f stock IN the lat
ter company 90 q, A sehuman, az his
Office IN Honolulu, ON or before May
!, 1906 or they VIII forfeit their right
10 said shares ~ stock In said Fidelity
Insurance Company Lid, in accord
anoe win a resolution VI The Board "
Directors,
FIDELITY INSURANCE co, LTD,
y. ~ bERREY,
Secretary
January 20, 1905 2l6s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
MILLS COLLEGE AND
SEMINARY,

LOCATED ~ THE BEAUTIFUL
nAhLAAp NILS, ~ IN thn only
chartered eolegb for Npmen IA Call-
lnnia There are elghi BUILDINGS ANA
l'l acres ~ giaund Tho lNpaiim Nv
mo7l eSoell,nf heallhml ana heauiipl
a nnnfl nhlipllan hpms for lepug
NpWpn.
The rollege ppnfers degrees ana
eranls diplomas Seminary course ae-
ereallea io lhe universities ana lrair
lns faalrlp follpses hspellpnl np,Nr
luNlllsp offered lor me pluay NJ NH
lle Afl ana hloelllon Forllelh Yeaf
sprns lerm hegan ianuarY lolh 1863
fNpllp rfeflfpi IA any llWe Mrlli (ar
catalogue ana lllnHllaiel hoaklel "a,
lllaE MlF N y MhlS rlpslasnl,
Allls prllfFr v ~ epllioEh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
SHIPPING NOTES,

II IL quite likely that the steamship
Olympia from Seattle may not arrive
until this evening or tomorrow morn
ing,
Thirty-one Japanese arriving on the
Dorle were refused landing here be-
cause of a suspicion that they were
afflicted with traehoma, In the event
of the suspicion being sustained they
win be deported on the next Japan
bound steamer,
As outlined Ia the Advertiser sun
day, the Gable company VIII charter
the Inter Island steamer lwalanl ~
take supplies 10 the cable colony ON
Midway Island, There viii be- siA
months supplies 20 take 0pl, Goal VIII
he @rried over % use IN the operation
0f the refrigerator ana other plants pn
the SAND islel The lWalani VIII de-
part early his month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01

u is tbs Intention ~ those who viii
Me on The Hakalau lands "a hulld
homes ana begin actual residence mp
On ihe land within lhrpf months Hllrr
lhe opening np of iho lands A. lhp
law alloNH a years inns in which "a
BEGIN actual residence these settlers
give pToog ~ s0 doing ~ arlne ln
RNnl iallh. The mrmhprs ~ lhe psor
rlo Asg0plallNni applicants lnr lhf knr
lNikl irapl, number about lhlriY ana
most all nre men haYing families sn
lhAi . loNn NJ somf slfp VII Fprins np
~ pnpp 40 sNon ag lhfl sel pprsesalnn
TINS lnNn Nlll he lHeAipd Nn halNlkI
polnl ana Sums NJ llp lfallng mem
lrW M lhp apanrlailnn fever namlnH
a AlklrtOpYllle Allo Tnppnp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
Temp. Rainfall.

Correspondents in various sections of
Hawaii report the occurrence of earth
quake shocks about 200 Il. IN. of the
25th and ll:00 p. IN. of the 26th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-01
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

(Note: The figures following the
name of station indicate the day of
the month with which the week S re-
port closcs.)