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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-05
NEW nONAUlA
FOREST RESERVE

Acting Governor Atkinson presided
at a public hearing at the Bureau of
Agriculture and Forestry yesterday
afternoon at o'clock to discuss the
proposition of setting apart the Ho-
naula, North Kona, forest reserve This
tract lies on the western slope of Hua-
lalai and there is an area of Cos acres.
It is covered with a hea-y kod forest
which may one day be merchantable.
The land was formerly part of a lease
to Henriques and Comes, who got the
whole OF this land under lease at the
end of Governor Doles administration.
When the present administration came
in, Land Commissioner Pratt left the
matter of forest reserve of this land
to the Board of Agriculture and For
estry and asked the Boards pleasure.
The Board recommended that the
whole land should be set apart as a
reserve and the lease not granted. The
Attorney General ruled that the lease
had TO be delivered, they having in
good faith done what was required of
them in perfecting the lease.
Then superintendent Hosmer of the
Forestry Department arranged with
Commissioner Pratt to get some of the
land by cutting out a part of it and
making a pro rata reduction in the
rental. This was effected last winter,
and by action of the Acting Governor
yesterday Is now declared a forest re-
serve.
The trees on this tract are second in
size only to those on the Bishop Es
tate land at Keauhou, back of the
Volcano. House.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-05
COURT ITEMS.

In the mortgage foreclosure suit OF
J. r. Soares VS.. j. G.. Henriques and
Lula Henriques, motions respectively
to quash and to vacate summons have
been filed by Harry T. Mills and e..
w. Ashford for defendants. Notice Is
given that the motions will be present
ed before the presiding judge at cham
bers on Tuesday next at 9 a. m.
Judge Robinson admitted the will of
William Fessenden Allen to probate,
ordering letters tcstamentarv to issue
to Cordelia Church Allen without bond.
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JUDGMENT FOR RENT.

Judge Lindsay has rendered judg-
ment for plaintiff on the action on con-
tract of James w. Pratt, Commissioner
of Public Lands, VS.. Niau Iaukea, for
$3.50 with legal interest from Oct. l..
1904, and the further sum of $3.50
with legal interest from April /, 1905,
together with the costs of action. The
contract in question was lease of
kula land ami fish pond at Kanohoulu-
iwi, Kaneohe. Koolaupoko. Oahu.
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mitted as true by E. a. Douthitt for
plaintiff and Thompson & Clemens for
defendant. 1t is a suit to compel Hum
burg TO make good mis- accepted bid
of $1,000 for property of the Kohala
& Hilo Railway Co. sold by Searle un-
der execution.
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TO SAVE EXPENSE.

To obviate the expense of bringing
witnesses from the Island of Hawaii
in the case of John c. Searle, as sheriff
Of that island. against August Hum
burg, statement of facts has been adj
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j. Rooney, the soldier brought from
San Francisco for passing counterfeit
bills here while going through in the
transport sherman. was sentenced yes
terday by Judge Dole to two months
Imprisonment. He had pleaded guilty,
saying he would not perjure himself
by pleading otherwise. and had already
been six months in Jail.
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HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 7,
RATHBONE SISTERS.

Meets every End and 4th Monday, at
Knights az Pythias Hall, King street.
All visitors cordially invited to attend.
IWALANI K. DAYTON, MEG,
GRACE O'BRIEN, NJ. of R.&C.
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LADIES AUXILIARY,
A O. H. DIVISION NO. I.

Meets every nrst and third Tues
gay. at 8 o. M, in c.. b. u. Hall, Fort
r4yeet Visiting sisters are cordially
invited to attend.
M. ALICE DOHERTY, Pres.
MARGARET K. TIMMONS, Sec'y.
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY
LODGE. NO. 8. K. of p.

Meets every SATURDAY evening at
7:s8 O'Clock. in Harmony Hall, King
street Visiting brothers cordially n-
vSted TO attend
MERLE NJ JOHNSON, G. C.
x A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S.
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LEI ALOHA CHAPTER,
NO. 2, O. E. S.

Meets at the Masonic Temple every
DocosSi Saturday of each month. at fSo
3nezaEk d. m. Visiting sisters ana
Ax,slAess are cordially invited to at
GESG
MARGARET HOWARD. w. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Sec'y.
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HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. I,

Meets every second and fourth FRI
DAY of each month, in /. O. Q. f. Hall.
Visiting brothers ,rdially invited TO
attend. w. c. MCCOY, Sachem.
A. e MURPHY, C. of r.
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Judge Whitney's house at Punahou
was entered yesterday morning and
his wife's purse containing money
stolen.
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HONOLULU LODGE 61o.
3. p. O. r.

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. o. E.,
viii meet in their hall, on Miller and
Beretania streets. every Friday even
sng. BY order of the E. r.
HARRY H. SIMPSON. Secy.
GEO. II. ANGUS, Err.
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Auction Sale
Friday. April g, 1906
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

At my salesroom, 1 will sell without
reserve
1 Surrey,
1 Phaeton.
1 Mountain Jump Seat Wagon,
Several New Petaluma and other
CARTS,
Furniture, Plants
Garden Seats, Etc, Etc.
Lot Dress length pieces
Lot new White Bedspreads,
G.. Schewechten Upright Grand Fine
Piano,
1 1-4-sawed Oak China Closet,
1 Silver-plated Set.
] 'MacNeil & Urban Steel Safe,
Lot of new Oilcloth,
1 large Piano Lamp (new),
Very pretty Oak Sideboard,
Beds, Mattresses, Bureaus
Clocks, Stoves Crockery.
Ladies' and Mems Hats.
Lot White Straw Hats,
l White" Sewing Machine,
ALSO
Lot Ladies' japanese Crepe Shirt
Waists, Etc. Etc.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
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xeras.

Die in 2unbDn erlheinenbe
nSewiih @nrlb@ bringt Die Nnh.
riht, in Der Ndbe BON GalDeftun
iUle cine aDlpnie ruffiiHer Suoen
geariin0et merben.
= 5reitag aberib geaerl balb 5ehn
ubr wuroe in Dallas, in Der Ndbe
Der EhOWas Mpenue, in eitier BaHas
oiersug Der 6puftpn & Teras Gens
tralsHabn bineinseihpfen. Gin meis
Ber Baifaaier muroe an Der 6ano
bermunbet.
Nus SpuffDr6 uiro ~geraeloet,
ea6 in ben Counties RiMnen uno
Waperif udbrenb Der lesten 8eit
ueriGieoene arOBe 9anbuerfduie nors
aefomwien fino. Ga iplIer uiele
5rembe In Der Gegeie iein, bic nit
Der Abfht oetuWituett ftnb, 2ano su
taufen.
= Irant BDigt in Neu .Braurs
fels, Der S0bn BON Gnitan 8Oigt,
wuroe BON ieinem 8ferb abaeuurfen
uno aniheineno iHuer serlett.
- Iuf ieltian.e Meiie Tam in 6ou.
ton elm 9eruiher Wihael s. Barnett,
elm Nnaeiteater Der 0aroen electric
& NaHinerp Gompans. INNS Geber.
@iner ieiner Witarbeiter id]mana ei.
men 9rDBen ifmereri 0ainmer, plDb.
lid Fo9 Der 0anlu,er bonn Stiel unb
ihlua 8arnett nit fnrhtbarer araft
gegeu ben unterIeib. Der unaliid.
lihe wuroe 10 idtuer perlebt, bas &c
tueniae Stunoen ipdter ftarb.
Dret iiebsehnidbriae Snngen
in temple @atneus Mupert Stepeus,
Carroll 0amin uno Artbur Batter
trieben neulih aQerlei unfug nit Ell.
ner Dpnamitpntrpne, Die iie aefun.
Den batteu. Bl6blih erplobierte Die
Hatroue une 5uei pm linen. Ste.
nena uno 6aniQ. mnroen lHruer Der.
lest. Stenens lift Die cine 6ano DBL.
lia serrifien unb oas cine auee be.
Ihdoi9t.
Gin 2ofnl Baiiaeiersug Der
Santa Sc 8abn entaleifte am Dpn.
neritaa morgen, auf Der Tabrt mad
@atDeiton. in Der Rdbe Der Citation
Convertible. Der 2Dtomutiufibrer
s. ". Sealp ruuroe 10 lbper perlebt,
oaB er itarb.
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Gum Snlub oes Sabrss.

Gum S@lab 0es Sabres.
Des Sabres gnbe lift lit getpmmen.
Der gbritbaum el6nat i'm 2iMter5dein,
DDb fragt mol handles 6era betlummen:
nBie tuir0 oaS meme Sabr nun Iein?"
Birb's unbeii ober Segen brinaen,
Db Stiirme hrauSen. raub unb Nib,
Db unier @aaen tuiro gelin9en,
Gb uns bic SDnne larhelt milt.
Ser 8eiinniit nit fiuft'rem BrCten,
Siebt tberan nur uubeil brDbiH,
nnb feinen Weg es 3u berbiten,
90 flar iih oieier seigte ibon.
Der Optimih iadbt rb Der Snrgen,
uno betBt tie, eili9 81 eut1ieb'n,
Stets boft er auf elm beit'res rMorgen".
Benn's vSeute" Nplfen aud ura5ieb n.
Was in Der Sutunit omntlem gbuase
uns ruht, bleibt INNER nnerbelt,
Die libten, pie Die ounfleu 2Dpie.
Ran muB fie trasen. uie es faat.
go laBt uns mutig nnrpdrts ibanen,
SSlttuAStu WI utC CtH uC Stiutts
Die it's. anf bic mir mafen baueu,
Die ift's, Die uns bic Bege icbafft.
90 iei oas ueue Sabr ruiQtommen,
Wag es oann brtn9en. mas eB mag.
Bus uns oas .@etern" bat genpuiuIen,
Griebt uns mol BET ndhife Tag.
0as rYrot", bas mir ben, iungen Sabre
9ns poIem perset bringen bier.
Sci nidbt IN Bunih-nein-9ptt beirabre
8ir bringeu's aus in Zone Gtar Hter.
9as Zone gtar Dter-su smten Berten
Sou'S nns ermuntern ieber Belt.
gs lou uns in Der 3ntunft it6rteu,
8ie's tat in Der 8ersansenbeit.
go lang uns bies i'm gIaie id3aumet
Ram man ben Stirmen pieoerifebn,
uno BEL Dem e6len Zone Gtar trdurnet
Ntan bon Der i2utunft. reih unb id6n.
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3wede ii. 3iele Der 9entid=S eraniz
tden GiHwanoernugs=W eieaidaft.

Die 9eutidsteraniihe @inuonoes
ruuas' @eieufhaft lit 9egriuoet ruDrs
ben, urn bas Deutihtum in 3eras su
rtebren uub au ftdrten. Die Ngita.
tim Der GeieuIbaft erftredt fi@ ouf
Die Ser. Staaten, CANADA uno oas
9entlhe Reih. Ser 3med bieier
Organization lit:
a. Deutlhe Saru1er. 6anomerter
unb @emerbtreibenoe aus allen Teit
len Der Ser. Staten uno ganaoa'S
81 peranlafien, itb in Teras aieoer'
aulaifen, uno
b. 9ie Deutihe Ginmanoerang,
Die iett bauptidhlih nah Stem gort
uno Baltimore geht, 10 piel als tl0gs
lid nah Teras abauleiten. Tim biefe
Hiefe su erreimer, giebt bic @eieue
lhaft elm 6anobuh iiber Eeras bers
aus, oas in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Meiie
Die Observation-Disclosures uno inbuitriels
len Berbdltaiffe oes Staates beban'
oelt uuo auf Die pieler Bprteile auf%
nertiam maht. Die Dem Aniiebler
uno Tarmer, ME benz 6anoperter
uno Characterization bier aebuten tper.
ben. Dieies Bud tuirb ~tnftenfrei in
elmer @efammtauffage BON 100 900
Doer niebr Gremplaren nerteilt tuer@
ben. Inseigen in ben perbreitetiten
beutlhen 8eitungen Der Ser. Staas
ten, nebft 8er6ffentlihung Dol, be-
iunoers fir oieien 8rued eeibriebe'
men Nrtiteln lerten ferner Die Nut
tnerfiamfeit aler Seutlwen in Grtes
rita auf Teras uub Die 9eutid'teras
nilhe GinmnnberunQs . UeieQfhaft.
Jn Deutih(anb miro unfer SanobuG
BON GentralfteIen IN Berlin. 2eipaia
mnb Sranffart am Rattt perIhidt.
OraanifatiDn.
Die 2eituna Der 9eutih . terani.
Iben ginmanoerungs > @eielfhaft
liegt einer1 Bertpaltungsrate BON
elf (11) Beripney ub, Der in Der
idbrlihen Convention Der Ginmonoes
runas'@ eieuihaft i'm Nuuer,ber ie'
BEG Jabres auf Elm Sabr 9etu6hlt
miro.
Die Beanten Der Ginmanberunass
Geienihnft finn, elm Brdiioeut, auei
Biees BrdIioenter, Elm S6abmeifter
unD elm Sefretdr. Dieie Wean.ten
tperber ftets aus Der Witte oes Ger
maltungsrates ourb oieien i'm Nps
nember ieoen Sahres mad Der idbr.
liden @%DnuentiDn auf lie ein Snbr
! geudblt.
Nitatieb DAFT.
Die Witalieoibaft iteht ieoen,
EeraAer Dffen, Der ben fetaeiebten
Jabresbeitrae beaabit. Dieier Beis
trag lift 10 gerina, oaB ieoer, pbne elm
Spfer AT bringen. oer Deutidstera'
niihen Ginpanberunas GeieQfhaft
beitreten unb fein Sherflein sur gu.
ten Sabe beitrage1 tann.
Beitrdae.
Die Sabresbeitrdge betragen:
a. Sir 2D9er. @emeinbem anb
Bereine 10 Gents;
b. Sir @elhdftsbduier urb Cor.
poratiunen $500;
c) Sir Briuatperinnen $1.00.
Briefe etc. fino at, ben 6efreedr.
.. .. Bog 255. 60uftun. gu ienben.
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Dime gebDriae Ber6auungf grnabrune
nno NbiOnberun9 tam Der n1enihIide
&Drper niGt geiunb bleiben. $50 oiete
SunttiOnen niht regelmdBts Itattfinben,
lanoern ~aeittpeiie ms StDden gerateri,
oa ffebt 8~rautbeiten a1er Writ aleiebiam
be gintrittstiir offen. unb ehe Ou es gee
fuabr uirit, ieBt fid zines Der f~landberlei
3eioen, benen Der Organismus inter-
ruorfen 1T, Bel Dir felt. 9arum gebraus
DIE, iDbalb es Sir an etner Der Borbebin.
aungen gutter @eiunbbeit feblt, ct.
Sernbaro 8r6uterptiieu, uelcbe bic rec
qelmdBige Berrihtuna Der geuannten
Sunttionen e%rleidbtern. SIR rs Gents
bel &pothetern gu baben.
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@sm teranithes Wmnser.

DIR. IS. 8. 6ia in Bonnie. Teras,
bat innerbnIb zines Snbres fem Ge.
wiht BON 80 auf1 80 Bfurto aebraht.
CT batte einen 9rdBlihen 0uften,
Nerste glaubten, er suiiroe an
Shminofuht fterben. tiabnt Or.
3in9's Neue Embedding fit Smmimo.
iutt uno peroDppelte lein geuift
aah Berbrauh nDn au5!f Jlaider,.
@arantiert. 8u haben bel 4bolpb
DreiB uno ST. gpbn & Go. SO cts.
uno t1.00. 8rpbeRafhe frei.
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YaKaaierltfte.

Der Dnmpfer .&6lu". Der Bremen
am Is. DECEMBER uerlieB uno iiber
Baltimore fabrenb. am 4. Januar
in @alpeftDn erpnrtet miro, brinat
bic f~oigenoen 2ajiten'B aiiaaiere:
Grid 1raulepetter uno Srau, San
Blaset, Srau unb sruei ainber, @il.
fibalo 0ebnbarb, Dirt Ebepour Dido,
Carl @~erreben. Nnsreas @ualihuetti,
6Drit ollie. Trau gliiabetb Sae6if. NboIi
5arbid, Grid Sarbid, SpIef #lee, Trau
Narta &aetinq, Sohann aoeting, Gifreb
&%aetius, Natbnnaei Rueler, Sobann
WabfuAs, Suoplf Remec, Nlbert Rpppe,
SRI Sbs lrebt, Bieter Minems.
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Elm TEXAS wUADER.

Cine tIeiHe Slafde puH Eerssl @anber,
6nn's eroser gntbeGuna, beilt ure Rie.
rem. uno Blaienieiben, entfernt Steins.
heiIt Diabetes. NusFuB. ihpahe Sadeu.
Rheumatisuus uub ale uureaeImdsis.
teiten Der Rieren unb Der Blaie Bel BEL.
ben 0eiAledtern, ebenip 8laieuleibeu
BEL Sinoern. Benn guer Np0tbeter Ell
nidt nertauft, tbnnt SIR es sesen Gin.
ienomns BON $1.00 erbalten. Cine tieine
6lnihe reibt fur atuet WDnate unb ner.
feblt ielten Seilune. Or. g. IS. Saa.
a~Deiniger Sabritant, 3. 9. BDr 629, ct.
2Duis. NO. 9ast gub 3eugnifie inifen.
auu1 Berfauf bel n1rn SruaaiFen.
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Aeiet Dies.

SamSaias. Eeras, II. 5ebr. 1903.
Or. G. @. 9an, st. aouis. Mp.
Derter 5err, SIN Sabre 1894 ,pnrb,
rlein Sobu 6urb .Teras 0unber" bon
einem Wieren. uno Standardization &c.
heiit. Or lit oaran ais er sebn Nionats
alt par. bis er atpei Sabre alt tuuroe unb es
AiHaen lam mehrere Steine ab. SD lam
has NitteI iebr e~myfeblen.
s. 3. 8ruce.
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eamaer sampF in 9enmeNee.

0ahoem Us. 6. Rauls sruansia
Sabre lang ben Walen . Ratarrb be.
tdnpft batte. purbe er oarh Bud.
len's Grnica Salbe ae6eilt. Hu ba.
ben bel Noplpb Grei8 unb u. gphn
u Go. 25 Gents.
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Wic. 9enae Dat Elm 10 srp6es
2a9er BON Nrtiteln aQer Nrt. Supp
pen, @efeQihaftsipiele. 9uilettetd'
item. Shreibleruice. Spurtartitel.
Spieliahei &C.. oaB es niht ihmer
fallen Tam. fir Rinoer Doer Grwah'
iene Elm ~paiienoes @eihent gu Fnoen.
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ssuxtassDetrabtaagtx.

ssnxtassbetradtuagea.
"This is the season of cheer
and goodwill. Sraenotpp, bel Ell.
mem uiel geleienen Shriftfteuer Der
eugliifen Sprade - mir ruiiien i'm
Nuaenblid niGt, oh ea Diden8 Doer
Elm Nnoerer lift - ftebt bieier bubble
Sab. A season of cheer and
good will! uno aus Der oeutlhen
Wibeliiberiebung 2uther's t6nert uns
Die IhDneu @urte purt feierlid3ent
Wobltlang entaeaen: v6rieoer auf
groeu uno ben WeniGen elm @pbls
gefauen." @ir geben uns AUDI ger1e
Der Eduihung bin. oaB oie5e @Drte,
nm uns 10 aussubrIden. attueue
Werhdltnife beseidnen, mir reDen
un1 aerne elm. onB Jrieoen unb
BDblgefouen UNI oieie Belt mirtltf
auf Groen berrinter, Ieiber ae(ingt
es uur niht. bieie Edulhung aufe
reht5nerbalten. Sober BliG III Die
8eitungen fibrt uns Die ourbaua
nidt friebltGe unb mpblgefdQige
Wirflihfeit nDr Muger. GtgentlidJ
miiEten, nm Die CUTE 2aure Der
Wenibbeit nibt su triiben. bic Stim@
mura nidt au neriheuGer. mdbreno
oieier aanaeil vGenlDn Of gbeer anb
GDpomia@ iiberbaupt feine 8eitun-
gen erideinen; oartr miiBter mir hoe.
niaftens nimt, mie es in Der Beli
bergett.
@8 tur,nlt utls Dor. als iei in bies
lem Jabr our Teitseit gang b~eipnoera
uiel nnbeiI paifiert. Sim WeibnnHts.
taae finb in unferm 2anoe aIein fin|
0oer feds giienbabnunfdae uprge.
tuttfrten, ale init Serlufter1 an Men,
i6enleben. rlno ieitbent lit tein Tag
uerannger, an Dem nidt irgenD Elm
nnfau nuf unierr Wahneri getueloel
wDroen lit. MuBeroem baben una
bic Beitunger gerane in bielen Ia.
aetl fD piele Wnrotaten. ihlimme
&ubeitDrungen. nnaIifsfdue, 5eu.
erebrtnite uno bergleid]en tnehr ges
Gnore an Wsrne ftehen fSr,,on IN
einerl einaigen Taae Der nerganges
men &uGe bnben mir in elmer ein3i.
ner Beitutg fDtgenoe Mrtitel.l lebers
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-01-04

Following the Special railroad and
steamboat work, the Maryland Agri-;
cultural College Department Farm-
ers' Institutes viii begin It's regular
meetings, season 19O5-O6, at Leon
ardtown, with a two-day Institute
Friday and Saturday, January 9TH
and 9Th, between the hours Of 1890
and p. NJ, each day.
A special feature at all Institutes
will be Corn School intended for
boys, which will not exclude, how
ever. those who are grown up.
This will be the morning Session,
the first day, and will include 10 its
Instruction selection, methods Of
breeding, cultivation. and storing
Of seed corn. Other sessions Of the
Institute will be conducted as here
tofore, giving special attention to
the possibilities of Southern Mary
land other than It's staple crops
To this end has been engaged Mr..
Charles Chalmers, o successful
grower OF Sweet Potatoes, from New
Jersey and by special request from
Charles county, Mr.. Charles Conn-
Gilman OF Baltimore county has been
invited to attend all regular Insti.
tutes In Southern Maryland, to give
his experience as grower Of Alfalfa.
The regular Institute workers
who have been engaged 70 visit all
counties are Messrs. Jared Van
Wagner, Jr., Iawyersville, Soho
barrie county, New York. who comes
as q dairy expert and G. b. Level.
ing. Beaver City. Nebraska, as live
stock, poultry, and corn expert.
These will be assisted by specialists
from the Agricultural College who
are devoting their lives to thestudy
If subjects that interest the farmers.
eAe s5iiowing schedule will be
followed by the workers Of the De-
parthent La Plata, January End
and Bid, Leonardtnwn, 5th and 9Th.
Prince Frederick. 9Th and 9th; Dun
kirk, 10; Prince George county, 1Ithi
Dayidsonville, 18th.
A special train viii take the party
to Baltimore over the Short Line
stopping at intermediate stations.
10 present facts on The growing Of
Sweet Potatoes.
Respectfully,
VIZ. \. AMoss,
Direnfor
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The night Of the murder bis time
Of shipment had expired and Cap.
tain Bradshaw paid him OF and set|
him ashore at s.. Jerome 5, as the
negro requested. While be was
aboard The Marshall he was cook !.
and although II was known by one
Of tho crew that be carried a pistol,
it was not thought be would do any
harm.
It il believed that the negro Is
either trying 70 reach Baltimore Or
Norfolk. The body Of Captain Hof-
man. accompanied by bis wounded
father. was brought to his home, at
Smiths Island, this afternoon for
burial Sun