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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

/ ing of the Union and its sacredness.
But the Union is now secure forever.
The rancors of war time are dead.
The work of the hero of that war is
complete. There is now no further
occasion for maintaining the conflict
that he had part in.
At the side of the soldiers graves.
lin this year of 1906 many stalwart
grandsons OF men who are buried
there will stand with flowers in their
hands. 1866 was a good while ago.
A certain amount of the decorating
this year viii be done by veterans
great-grandsons. For there were old
fellows in the ranks of Bull Run and at
Gettysburg on both sides. But there
were youngsters, too, and thousands of
these we have with us still. They are
honored above all other men, and pro-
perry, on Memorial Day. 1t is their
day. Nothing can be more impressive
than their annual turnout. 1t is the
nations most beautiful spectacle, and
the honoring of it weaves into Amer
lean lives the enduring pattern Of
patriotism.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

Here what of subscribers at Crockett Texas
writes:
The March number of your excellent magazine is before
is certainly filed with helpful articles, and would be
glad every family in Texas had the benefit Of Its
teachings The first article in this number, Homecroters
Garden should be preserved for reference THE ARTICLE
HEALTH IN THE HoMR IF CAREFULLY FOLLOWED SAVE
SICKNESS Anything that can do to assist
you extending your circulation in Texas will be gladly
DONE"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01
SEEING Us BEA\Ey\MG
IT IS NOT AN EASY MATTER

to make a million people believe that so good
magazine as MaxweTs Homemaker Mag
agfne can be published for ten cents year.
But we are doing il because the magazine
speaks for itself and tells its own story.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

satisfactorily that with the
add several features and will continue
mpr every month
you magazine
published
really studying happier
children and keep them and the whole
all all moderate
Gardening the April number would the door ofa
life in many family if they would read it.
nd herear Of the other Departments:
Stories and Sketches, Home, Home Etiquette,
The Home Garden, Notes, Editorial Comment The Home
Study Entertaining the Home Home Sewing
Care OF the Home Home, Home Cooking building
Home Handcra
Cheer
addition
covering twelve copies month
will put one dine fve stamps envelope your
biaavy)s and mail it to MAXWELLis HOMEMAKER
MAGAZINE. 14O5 Fisher Building, Chicago Ill.
Do It NoW-DOn't Delay
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

Chicago bristles," says Henry
James, proving that they took him on
the usual sightseeing trip through the
stockyards-hogs and cattle.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

Dr. Wiley. chief chemist Of the Agricul-
tural Department. says that bottled whis-
key Is the safest. OF course It Is, as long
as 1t stays bottled.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

A Milwaukee poetess won barrel
Of flour in poetical contest. Few
poets are SO lucky in landing the
dough.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

The Chicago News says that a man may
firt with some Of the girls all the time
and all of the. girls some Of the time: but
that no man has a right to fiirt with all
the girls all the time.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01
AHelhOughts.

The ratio of married couples living
to celebrate the golden anniversary is
to 1900.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

Henry James calls himself 'frus-
trated American" Those of us who
have tried to understand Mr.. James
books belong in the same class.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

According to Pekin reports. the Chi
nese bandits are almost as active as
East Side rioters in New York.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

The baby that was born in a parlor
car on the Lake Shore road can claim
that whatever success he achieves later
in life was due to early training.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

Pirates have stolen .hdard Oil vessel.
There Is apparently onger honor among
members OF the prof sion.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

II is solemnly asserted that the two great
political parties together, only spent four
million dollars during the last presidential
campaign. How could they manage to pay
for stationery alone with such a miserly
allowance.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

Boston has a public school teacher
Miss Clara Doane-who has taught
continuously for iifty-seven years,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

ScrutinIze your change carefully; dan
ger0us counterfeit thousand dollar bill has
been discovered.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

The Washington State Supreme
Court has given George H. Melse s14,-
900 for the loss of a leg. Georges
financial standing is now assured.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

Few have accomplished more for
living patriotism as well as perpetual
ing the memory of the heroic dead of
the Southland than Mrs. NJ. c. Good
lett. of Nashville. Tenn, the founder
and first president of the United
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01

DR.. Wiley, the Government Chemist
Is looking into the question Of how long
refrigerator plants may keep food with
out detriment to the consumer. He is,
of course. after the cold facts.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01
CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS.
MRS. GOODLETT OF NASHPILLE-
FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF
NATIONAL ORDER.

StroVe for Years to Unite Various
Southern State organizations
Active Worker in Many Charitable
institutions.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-01
is OLD AS HE FEELS.
AT ETGHTY-FTEE YEARS, SENA.
OR PETTUS DISGUISED AT
BEING CALLED AGED.

Constituents IdoIize Him-But They
are Preparing to Hold an Election
to Decide on Successor-in Case He
nfaS
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-14

They understood. Why had none Of
them thought of it earlier? In its cold
granite depths the lighthouse carried
that which had the power to subdue
the roaring fury of the reef.
The first man to reach the gallery
after Brand was Pyne, who CHANGED
to be nearest to him when the hubbub
arose He found the other man fling
ing handfuls of the oil as far to wind
ward as the thick fitsfd would travel.
quick gasped Brand. Don't pour
it out It must be scattered"
So the colZa fell in little patches of
smooth tranquility into the white void
beneath, and before Stanhope had
piloted his boat half the remaining dis
tance the wave currents surging about
the rocks ceased to toss their yellow
name so high, and the high pitched
masses of foam yaDis1ad comnletely-
e.. it, Con.Iu eu)
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-14

at 80 p. m. Subject. ''The Co oper-
alton OF the Saints in Heaven and the
Saints on Earth"
A number of Corvallis people were in
Portland, Saturday night, to attend the
closing night of "The Crisis'' by one of
the best companies ever in Portland. It
was given in the Baker theatre and the
house was packed to the doors.
Miss Grace Huff is attending the
teachers institute in Albany this week.
There was an enrolment OF l23 on the
opening day.
Thomas Nolan was business visitor
in Albany Wednesday.
Chester o. D. Mason, who was taken
into custody few weeks ago by Deputy
Sheriffs Minto and Esce, when found
living with young girl, at the Skiff
house on Liberty street, whom he had re-
presented as his wife, was discharged to-
day after hearing in Justice of the
Peace Webster's court. The eXamina-
ton was held behind closed doors. all
spectators being excluded from the court
room. Since his arrest Mason has been
out on bonds, which were furnished by
his mother, whose home is in Corvallis
Last night Mason became beastly intoxi-
Gated and was taken into custody by
Officer Busick and locked up in the city
iail.-Statesman
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-14
Additional Local.

Carl Galligan arrived yesterday from
Hood River to register as an OAC fresh
man. He will stay at Cauthorn Hall.
Careless hunters few days ago shot
OF town. The names were not learned.
The animal was in field or pasture and
was shot in the breast, dying instantly.
Such work on the part of sportsmen is
the cause of so many trespass notices be-
ing posted, as farmers are righteously in
dignant at such gross carelessness. The
incident should be a warning to others
who go cunning.
Jay Cooper, the deputy postmaster,
left yesterday for Portland. He returns
Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Woods has arrived from
Seattle to send her children to OAC. she
is located IN one of the Price houses, near
the college grounds.
Mrs. John Irwin, who has been visit
ing here for several weeks, leaves to-
morrow for her home at Waterville,
Wash. She will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Mary Horton.
Mr.. G. A. Roberts has arrived from
the state college at Ames, Iowa, to accept
the position of Secretary of the Oregon
Agricultural! College Y. M. G. A. for the
coming year. Darwin Thayer is to be
the president, and he also has arrived,
from Portland. Mr.. Roberts takes the
place formerly held by Clay Shepard
and it is probable that the work of the
organization will now be taken up again
in earnest and that much will be &C
complished.
Ed Andrews, an old OAC student, has
recentl, purchased restaurant at Dallas
and is doing well.
: Ernest Applewhite arrived yesterday
from Tillamook, for visit with old time
; friends.
Miss Ella Johnson goes to Portland
Sunday, on brief business trip.
, Darwin Nash, of Nashville, is visiting
! Corvallis friends this week.
Miss Winnifred Gates leaves tomorrow
for Hays, WASH, for visit with he
: cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horton
She returns in time to open school a
n Wells, where she is to teach.
Miss Phoebe Lamberson, graduate Q
=, the Corvallis business college, left Wed
:, nesday for Dallas to accept position 8
4 stenographer for business firm.
Miss Ruth Thayer arrives in fe'
!, days from Portland to enter OAC for tb
), coming year. She is a sister of Pres
y dent Ihayer of the college Y.M.C.A.
C Presbyterian Church. M. S. Busf
n pastor. Bible School at ten, worship s
e eleven Subject, Repentance"
y E. meeting at $50 and evening servie
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-14

Put yourself in the 9vay
of Success.
G What life work do you elect for
yourself, young man or young wo-
man!
q Are you starting out in the, way
that means drudgery and small
wages, or are you getting in line
for success and preferment by max
ing yourself competent to do the
work that demands high remunera.
ton?
q The Holmes Business College
has started hundreds of young men
and women on the road to success.
q We have a whole index file filled
with letters from our former STU
dents who are now occupying posi-
tons of honor and trust.
q All over the Pacific Coast and in
fact in every part of the world you
will find Holmes Business College
graduates in the professions. man
aging businesses of their own or
occupying places of trust in banks
or other large financial institutions.
q The Holmes Business, College
prepares you for success, by intro.
ducing you into an atmosphere of
success the moment you step with:
in the doors of the College. :,
q Write for folder giving detailed
information about the courses of
study, tuition. etc. 1t is, worth get
ting and worth keeping. twill be
sent you postpaid by return mail.
<oloxy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
Sickness AMONG
THE BAND BOYS

There i- = seany side 10 the eaud and
glitter of the Hawaiian bands triun-
pkazrt pTSsTsss On the mainland which
Ezs nSS been shown IN the press re-
psrts that have come back That Is.
~ = letter from 0ne Of the musicians
% = fSSsssd IL H0aoIglu IL 10 be cred
s.s1-
TITS bsndrssn writes under date Of
EaI. Lake city. July II, and the fol
tPslEx - free translation into English
II pan n hfs ststementSs
M hDys have had bad luck night
z1Osx- H>sss< n them have been taken
sle< SffS DNkgElDsIa- John PunuI. the
f>scfls,S fFnssb,sse psayeTs Is left In the
sDsSStzl hsSs, TIE 6DctOr did not eI-
S>ct Elsn % live Mas veTy rick my
sesf.~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
sELY cURE 10 YIcTIoNi

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fkkD eA's LksfIgk, - s1flssf gSsgl4G >
teetegt3 bit - fshsEE ~ a. 49, 1ifsk "
sffssssI, esf ssf.fys st~eliiS, ~ sess1ass
~ eisf biaeB s)fLesa ~ - sis<SS ~ .
$3.50 teSfI ~ a. Lfaselsffles q a. nss
,s..I,.. t-s..e, yskAlky,,,s. : ~.ass.s..
$3.50 N aetfkf1 eelsnes, stiie flssesels esss
ysssf 1900 ~ 30 Sssst @AsSlis -
teEl,tlieb ~ - ssss,sslay So
sasf attf > 90 ksIe eslf, Sfeefs . fage,
fs,nffsfAF tfSsfit,af, ~ - n stief 80
W tlsets lfS@ ~ kTisf ~ Gssfsilas y
5HFf i5iof 5sTis lse.,i, q a.
~ f'yyS, eIeesf so ileislss eslls
~ tFfillslf II ~ saatf, HFsf gtethfiAfs
h.f1lAffI fgAttsts 49, W tgtkafftlaY
bss|lt) ~ et'af fgstte ffsisff ~ b,sl
~ agstfiy ~ ttisS ~ bs1tasss iasii's
gblb<IgIs a. . ~ ss9sas sstses,i,e
Visslaf n8sils.lisF N ll.silf4if ssl/
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
COMES As A
MISSIONARY

guu lt.for, ls.fs tn, han,s it lnls
-,.ua..p..s Ni.s.,.-i s.as ,.,. ao,,., a
-. a., =. -.
s'''''''0 ''''''' " '''s'' ''''s- ~ D ~
ief iiay Si.iiis- suo be- teld ne tlaz b.
i'rols'-ec to msse thss iis hcule N tts
futur, Ths heaaous--.-- q s,.s .l.r-ei
49,, 49, - -. - -
's'''i'h ""ole sen - lnolcs1e tt2' a
siIangs - IN sleS-"
Ihs sl'--Eor sHs = . Etise- Hizt
frless g ti,e Eesrranizes Cturtk. Eto
came ro H0oaiulE ss r-i.sis1arv.
rss,cfing 11is F~gz ~ t1< Mo.zoliz
ss'1%7o@- re EaNt - as fHs-sa1a a.
one 90 NJ Fse.nSe1ss g i.e firss sake
% ne 'i'lfta u oaz'-. a.1 - gave -
A'so l@t axe Ssa<s'e% ~AarA y A2d
aIa-- ? ss a a-r4rn<y :. hAA7.as City,
@'sAs'i-- e IA s>-a n tse Ehs-''1-
AZ a'sas t-sSf=s aai - tA< EorE VII
nia i% 'sf@-1t - saz- AZ 70 tHe re-
H1asA 1iSee = Hs1 y Frs-t'teEt S1iis-
= - = f'z7-'as; i~s71%s tH@ orIS-azi s1te
g t-s =-s1 @s---Sc St-I-E = ZIoa was =
~ i''''''
s7s-z'a- tel aS~ ! VII begin y be
saa-r gefceE-sgs sY>akIaz of his work IN
EicOi-E-1 1a'i HaI1i- M Gilbert L
y s--<T a's's h-sa N shzrze Of the affairs
sc t4's sa1Een here and at this moment
ezz au4y say that the work will go
"a zlssaz he Hnes tina. he has followed
81 szf-nfuitT sad ably IL VIII be con
'-'I''s>r a. any osheT missionary work Of
sag eeA>T de1nrninatI0n - conducted
We aee- zSsYet that No man nee'i be
a'siisn1e'i ~ that WI harm no man nor
any fzr1ty-
e.ze pom. ehs@ ve shall make very
eiea-, aa< that . our entIre disassoeia-
tSnn <ra-n the Utah church We have
seen h1z11Iiassd many times by being
e's1-Hset T1sh that organization And
NE are really 90 demonstrate the truth
q sEr DOCTRINES a. against theirs upon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27

J'Sls ~ Gr1 - y. A, geha<fer T. cO..
DisDfsfIDs sE.g.fs sEG llqyOr ner-
S'aSEfs. bSS berD sfeAFD,F1tsg fOf fzy1,-
90. - DS1G trim l. DslG 80 lB tbs
~ ystgs - ~ e,slesTH, y, \. sebssf-
~, gTsssSfEf. ts,lgs zSSs n ne ZSSJ
sbsfes n'DbfSfD G<sAg. ylos DfsslG0Dt, I,
J. " NsSSf,,D, ifssssTsr, Frank y,
NelDiygs. s1eg4ssfy, am HsDTy Holmes
sssllb ilylS mr. ssssfe. NsssfS. scbs<fsT
I>sDE ssls NsLSfog sfs ~ Director.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27

gle FJeai hpeesss ~ tlllg pgepsg stle0
~ ihe Ilip9 ane Gau ~ Lssa caW-
plalnif has bgVuHhi y inio HllnNs pni
NTaal ufo ~ nrfsT failsi And NhfH
Srlyeff Fiih shtrg Ria fsffisaie N
pheasant ~ iaAp ~ h flyslly belsalli|
flf chNglin $40 0duliF Aiie y ~ snly
remedy ilaf elp sue elyeHh alsl
ghnsf k,ffS Lslif y FssiaelHf -
nslf bg ~ iioalnge Rna lifaHAlsis 40
NJ flplib = ~ ~ Asa.b ~ 40 I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
cHANBEBf.AIHs collie. CHOLERA
AND DlARRHoEA REMEDY
~ INDIA,

Mrs.. ~. 4. iiiseooks writing from
rlafe lsaad, nycnlla India says II
haze used ana sllli require good
many bottles ~ chamhfrlaln'H Collie
cholera ana DiaTfhora linmady, and
hays Dpnl u lnYsiuabln 30 y fuTe a.
Nrii as preventive ~ cholera ! have
fppni u mosi FuGonnsfpl and ~ faT
tAse never kn0sn u 30 fall N HiFeD
eaflI ~ thp SiaHus" F0F sals ~ all
litalsfs sna pfpHslsis llensoB, blmlb
a 90 lAan AHfeis ~ ussau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
SOCIAL NOTH

Mr.. and Mr.. ". A. KiEEey sz1 Mr..
w. ID. NeIsrYds spent Tses4sy iSss
with Mr.. aud Mr.. ), u. Ly1zsts .;
their. camp at KsmOOl0s. Es, SH> Nst.
PUryis and family lOins1 faas party j1
the afternoon. They ell sTpyssss>
themselves as dsiigbtsd rita tbs r.
giOn.
Botb the Knudseu families have ~.
taken vp their sbods st eo2I Bsts-
manu-.
Mrs /. = Biortb has felt sac slse,
Of the unubusl hot sssttlsf ane b<sp
indisposed for s0IRs time. Sstle aDDtfs,J-
plates making o yisjt for q ssfk ~
two up in the Inou0tslnf ~ Taeppefsts.
Mrs q. y. JtOfgasFd sGd eb5iSsep
have moved W 10 their Rss h0nsf SD
the Wahiasa hills fg the svDmer,
Mrs. y. Palmer visited bsinlss last
week and stayed 9 few Ssys ~ fhs
guest Of Mr. and Mfs. Neilf
AsssTs. a, ~ EnpdseD RDe a, bfDqis
OF ksksbs - " present eD1esgDflpg
~ reach the bjghost p0inf "a kspsl,
Mount bsislaala. They started ogf ~
ssy " kahOluRmRnO
Mr.. q. u. liOfgasfG ~ Fihfj sB1
MTs. y. omstsd RSe pafbpR kgs, fsff
. yihit W ln tbs nOunielllf
AFs kosEslj " Eps y fhs euesf "
M, aRd Mo Bslls ~ yaiDies.
The Wainles ebuTeh haf bafD s'l0ssg
Roy Millifeu has m0yfd Ouf ~ ki,kR
ba, shsIf he y siaylRf g'tl NJ fptf
aHg taking bic pseis va " 800
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
CHEAP ADvrRrIsINo.

-FOUR attention mas already been call
ed 20 the article appearing In Coillcr's
Weekly entitled "Bcautifui Honolulu"
reviewing In an interesting manner Mir.
Charles milford Robinson's report
copies OF which W. sent out quite gem
crally A letter received by the last
mall encloses copy OF an article ar
ranged from this same eport making
two columns OF matter which will ap-
penr In about two thousand papers
published throughout the central por-
tiun OF the United states or say four
thousand columns OF advertislng which
cost US but n few cents In postlge.
The circular letter sto bankers still
continues TO bear results every mail
brinsir I'm additional Acknowledgements
and requests for further information
with a good percentage OF positive
statements that the writer's intend
visiting our beautiful island, ne~t win
Tar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27

The Garden lslane ssgs e-f-eslsLgs
This ~ the tASs8 terra tEs: ths
court ls Esot bury N1ts Tai Lax z1f
his alleged Ofensss szssnss ths Laws
Of the Territory Eses tsaae . ensss
the taxpayers q gOoSlE su1 sf aaoaey,
II Is mot 70 be wondered .. tkz: tks
mans own lawyers sppsy an ;he Iszsi
tricks thst they esn possibly s1isx of
70 save bin, Il ~ a0Seres, ~ bs re-
gretted that the Ast0snsy Gszsrzl 3
department should 50in Aaaas visa the
counsel for the defsass for tSs ESJssiaz
Of the treasury, a JE1Es PsrsS1s -
evidently needed 10 H0ne3HIs 80 vel
as IN HilO."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
MANY LADY FRIENDS.


A pleasing feature of.the meeting was
the exhibition OF letters from many
ladies on the mainland who are pulling
vigorously ,or I .Naii ,om love of the
islands in bibed In visits here.
Premier among these is MIS-. Wealth
erred. who chaperoned the Oregon
girls here. In a long con nunication
she told of her Haw allan promotion
work. soliciting the cooperation OF the
Committee In a special way This was
20 allow her to place Secretary Wood
on the board OF directors OF the cor
poration being organized to publish her
magazine. She intended making the
December number a Hawaiian edition.
Mrs. Weatherred told story about
herself. the poilt OF which was that
she is reputed on the Coast to be madly
In love with these islands. Again she
poured out her soul In admiration of
the floral fiesta, especially the pau
parade. saying that OF all similar cele-
brations she had elsewhere seen this
took the palm. She greatly appreclat-
ed the publication of her article in the
Advertiser.
As Its financial mentor. F.. I. Spald-
~
defer the magazine directorate PROPOSE
tion till next meeting.
Miss Katherine Pope. of the editorial
staff OF the A. N. Kellogg Newspaper
Co, Chicago. wrote to Secretary Wood
announcing the issuance by that con-
Germ OF an article she had written
based on the report OF Mulford Robin
son upon the beautifying OF Honolulu
tMr. Wood refers TO this extensive
piece OF advertising Hawaii at practi-
cally no expense IN his report above.)
Miss Pope says:
"As one-time resident Of Honolulu
and an ali-tlme lover OF Honolulu. II
gives me pleasure 10 do my mite in ex-
tOlling the charms OF the islands,. '.
She enelosss a proof slip OF the head
Ing and a portion OF her article No ex-
tensively syndicated. II In "A double
column heading IN a border and reads:
Plans for the Bsautifying OF Homo.
lulu a New Honolulu with Its Old
Charms Retained and Added TO-AlI|
One Great PaTk-A Glimpse Thereof"
Then, In the Honolulu sEeprs,0n cir
ouiaF ~ the southern California Edir
t0riai Assoeistion IL printed a delight
ful letter from Maud hedlln one OfI
the "califorDla Girls" describing IN
beautifully svecGnfl phrases che resent
ylfli ~ that charming bsyy ~ califor
Hiap bfsuty a. the Islands
Finally there sas bfrosy letter
ff0m 0ns ~ the oregon Eihs' which
ilsr ihsf ~ the fair Californian. isl
des1sd s0fiby ~ printing sspals sialy
ffnm ibis report
TnE FHilT nisslOH
Jafsd ~ smith ~ fhAfgf ~ tho n |
, AFTiruiivFai ggpfflmfai Station
y fpir ~ ihr ! plelitl WisflYn ~ 4 n
lilFsing fpH ier station 10 ihs roasl
~ iiif pai ipss " pfAnnilnH = basl
nfss lihp alsiflbsfioa ~ nsssiis fgosh
an1 plsssfffa lfplis a. iAs mainiandl
lnsfsss nf iYllusI aaRsilaB ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27

Al the nbsstsng of s1s Sr1s-v5Fass
Last week ths fsslus> q sss Makes
Sugar Co % rszy taxes Sos - cEs
Assessaaent o0-DDrV-3isas 90 was f0-cS-
bly, brought h0zns - al z-st Esz5y were
the sPeeuls1i0nE Sn9ulxsS N E,F z wa1-
dering ppbl5e, as 20 sbs esnss gwen
By the corporation fog sBet sssSs1- 30
body see1Bs3 80 knV~ positively.
II NOW -rsasF1rss taEss sac sGzzr
company offered 80 par hslf q tAs
tanes, Of the pa-1 tls1 ~zS GDs at
the time 0f tbe G-F- hall yearly psT
day. The esssssos Informed s1szl tEzs
there was sail matter u 500 Ssss ~
penalty. The LATTER clam Wss eSl>
.sidefea groDDalsss bg tSe os-ps-stlsn
and IL was therefore 3sesSs9 AZ % rsy
anything a. al gntsl fssnss " = ET
the eOurts.-Tbs Gsr3en lslzn1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27
WORK FOR PROMOTION TELLS
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BROTHERHOOD OF PROBES
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Inc sDc sysflal provision has also been
Haas ~ fsN NTfbsfg Talifofpia
DsNfp6g'g mon ~ IDig ths excursion
NJ gobHspb confidently expects that
fiffe Yiii ~ ~ l0aff Hifiy people IN
flf pfHg sblcb All b. q thoroughly
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-27

sussestins thst the memesfr 81 their
party mako a united EFFORT TO induce
tho oreV,n EDITORIAL Association 20
sei ~ ca excursion 10 the iclands
rhcse Young ladies are all earnest. en-
thusiastlc friends ~ Hawaii and can
he depended upon 10 do their utmost
10y ".