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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-16
Rivesville Notes

RIvEsvILLE, March 16.-spring of
the year naturally puts little vim in
the Industrious class Of people as well
as gives the sleepy heads the spring
fever. olr people down here are be-
shining to show signs Of the times
by the visible Indications of their In
tsntiols, some to do something and
s'.ae 20 do nothing.
Mr.. ]. v. Williams contemplates the
operation of a furniture store in Rives.
.villc. something which by all means
ought to attract the attention Of the
rural public to nc little extent. We
can promise tho public that they will
find Mr.. Williams gentleman to
deal with, Judging from his past rec.
ord as business man OF this section.
Rev. Clark, of this place. is conduct.
ing a revival meeting ut townsville,
at the present writing. Success to the
cause is the prayers of RivesvillIans
or at least ought to be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Bfckel, who were
recently married at this place. took
their departure for Harrisburg, Penn.
sylvania. Wednesday last. Mr.. Blcls.
10 is well to do and fiustllng young
Pennsylvania, while Mrs. Blskel is a
tyne CT West Virginia womanhood.
1dalitied to be an honor to her hus.
bands native State. Mrs. Bickel is II
daughter Of W. N. Satterffeld. of Rfves.
Vile. The best wishes of their manv
friends follow them.
High water has so disturbed affairs
in this section that work at the Par
ker's Run mines was suspended for n
tine, and rumor was has It that n sec.
ton of country in the settlement be,.
ter known as the Morgan bend of the
river, than by any other name is sim.
ply hampered in.
From what some say who nave mi.
raculously made their way out OF
the peunea up section that 1t would
be a number one site for reform
school or an intermediate penitentiarr
as there would be no need of guards
after the victims were once dumped
Inside the Enclosure.
LONE STAR.
P. S.-A mistake, no one has made
his escape. Communication as to the
affair IS only by telephone. No men.
ton Of the good road system is made
at all. Their prayer is. oh Lord just
any kind of an old road that has a bot.
tom 10 Il, Wen do the rest.
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Brisk Run AWAY.

One of Jack Ffeming's teams driven
out to the gun shoot at Frank GOGGLES
yesterday afternoon, made things live.
~ for the driver on the way back.
Upon reaching the East Park pavil.
lion. tl,e horses took rein and bits and
dashed down the avenue grade until
they cached the fill near Mike Pow.
ems. Here they turned out, plung-
ing into The grove en- the bank of the
river where they freed the carriage,
one horse going on either side of the
tree struck, ard snatching themselves
loose left the carriage behind TO be
brought in later for repairs. Oregon
Moran's two srays jumped out of their
enclosure and Joined in the charge
down the avenue, giving to the com
bined tight the appearance of an in
tnriated cayalcade. No serious dam.
nee. however, was reported outside
ow that which befell the carriage.
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aRetuIr,ned % the Hospl.al.

Mrs. Johnny Merriaeld, Of Mt. Hnr.
faony: who underwent an operation
az the Cook Hospital some time since
for an internal tumor. recovered SUN.
GENTLY to be taken back home. Grow.
ing worse. however. she returned to
the hospital the other day for sec.
ond operation. but upon examination
sic was pronounced to have cancer.
from which little hope is entertained
for her recovery.
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CHURCHES.
oismond Street N. e.

Rev G. ~. Bent, pastor.-sunday
school at $50 in charge of Mr.. E. 4.
Wilson; preaching at 1915, subject
Cur Good samaritans:" class meet.
ings at I1:45 and 2:9O; Junior League
at 30; Epwortn League at 6:sO, led
ny Mr. Luke Brown; preaching ser.
Ice 1t 1890, subject, 1.-THE Evolution
OF q Noble Purpose
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The ilnjuns powwowed.

The Waneta Council. No. 6, Degree
q 2ncahontas, as announced. held
their box supper and festival In their
halllast evening. The music was fur
nished by the Lyons aud DOMAIN Or.
chestIa. whichalways guarantees a
good entertainment in itself. Taken
with the supper and powwow which
iolsswed. however, furnished profita
ble:and delightful evening of social en-.
jcyment for the large number in at.
tendance.
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GAINESVILLE is IN
r. 0. M. LEAGUE
issAyNEsRuRe FRANCHISE is
TRANSFERRED TO THE ono
CITY, WHICH HAS. MAR.
TY HOGAN.

GAINESVILLE was admitted into The
Pennsylvania. Ohio and MARYLAND
league at meeting IN the Hotel Hen.
ry, The, ohioans take the Waynes.
burg franchise. but the Gibbs failed n
deliver all the waynesburg PLAYERS
over. Tie players were free agents
and rather than try to compe1 them
to give up other Jobs It was decided
to give GAINESVILLE the franchise and
all the players unensaged The
Waynesburg players who have signed
in the league will remain. tIniontown
has Casey Hagerman: Chartered. Ell.
mer Cannon and Steubenville IL dick.
ering with Dessaa.
Marty Hogan, who Is to mango the
GAINESVILLE club. intimated that he was
not very DESTROYS of the PLAYERS as
ne will have first pick of the young
players the Columbus American asso.
citation club will let out.
Mckeesport and Charleroi were no.
represented at the meeting. The flood
up the Monongahele. valley held back
traffic and in consequence Jock Meme.
fee, the Mckeesport manager and rem.
rescntative, was unable to leave Mon.
essen, lis home. and Tom s,oan cot,,,
NJ
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"Preventics' will promptly check
cold or the Grippe when taken early
or at tho 'sneeze stage" Preventics
cure scared colds as well. Preyentics
are little candy cold cure tablets, and
DR.. sh"''o. Racine, Wis. will gladly
mail you samples and book on Colds
free, IL you will write him. The sam
pies prove their merit. Check early
colds With Preventics and stop pneu-
monia. Sold in &c and Csc boxes by
E. A. Billingslea & Co.
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NOTICE OF LICENSE APPLICATION

Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing persons have flled applications
with the City Clerk of the city Of
Fairmont, West Virginia. for license
to carry on the business Of selling, of.
ferins for sale. at retail. spurious
liquors, wine, porter, ale, and beer
and drinks Of like nature at places
named, in the city Of Faipuont, West
Virginia.
Given under my hand in my office
in said city this Cd day OF March, 1907.
J. ENGLE. City Clerk.
!. J. Parks. 1913 Adams st.
A. Friedman. 3OJ Madison st.
F. NJ. Murphy, 23I Madison st.
Berns & Woods, Marietta Hotel.
Mary Williams. Parks avenue.
Benz. G. Williams, SINNERS Tavern
w. II. Doheny. Oncra House.
f. ]. sypult, 1876 Monroe st.
T. ]. Gallaher, 3Os Madison st.
]. L. sapper. 224 Jackson st.
Geo. Fl. Nelson, Kenyon Hotel.
]. F. conaway, Watson Hotel.
A. NJ. Berns. Jackson Hotel.
J. E. Smith. Marion Hotel
W. c. Prince, 32G Monroe st.
H. ]. Gilmore, Adams st.
Jno. Merriheld, cor. Bridge and Wa,
ter st.
]. L. Booher, cor. Madison st. and
Hull alley.
Thomas Madden, Commercial Hotel.
A. f. Shaw, Manley Hotel.
Fairmont Brewing Co., sell at whole.
sale.
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Going TO Leave Us.

M g. stealey OF Market street.
slapped his household goods to Gassa-
way yesterday to be followed by his
family on Monday, who will make
their home thefe for the future. we
are sorry to lose them from our city.
yet glad, when called to make the
sacrifice. that We are able to contrt.
butte such good families IN helping 70
b,i.ld mp other towns.
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saptist.

Rev: i. 3. Lawier, pastor Sunday
school ut 1890 Mt. w A. Hustead, su.
perintendent; preaching at 1915 by
the pastor subject "a New. Song 4
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Weak Women

To weak and AilInr women. there Is At least ons
way TO help. But with that way. two treatments,
must be combined. One Is local. one Is constitu
sonal. but both arc important. both essential
DR. Shops Night Cure is the Local.
Or. Shops Restorative. the Constitutional.
heformer-Dr. Shops Night Cure-is topical
mucous membrane Snppository remedy. while Dr..
Shops Restorative Is wholly an internal treat
ment The Restorative reaches throughout tbs
entire system. seeking the repair Of all nerys
ali tissue. and all blood ailments.
The Night Cure. as It's name implies. doe, IL
work while you sleep. i Soothes sore and infans.
ed mucous surfaces, heals local weaknesses and
discharges. while the Restorative. eases nervou,
excitement, gives renewed vgor and amhitio
builds up wasted tissues. bringing about renew
strength. yigor. and energy. Take DR.. shooI
Restorative-Tabletso or Llauid-asa general tor
70 the system. For positive local help. use asw
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-16
HOME Grown STORIES


George Smith. Of Taylor county, did
some slight service for he late Adolphi
Armstrong several ysaFs ago. ne
render d d Bin at the time; but ArrTIul-
strong laughed ii thA idea Of pay
ment for such slight service. Later
the same day he met Smith ON the
street in Grafton and handed him an
envelope which had written on 1t
Not to be opened until after my
death" Smith preserved It and broke
the seal recently. A check was found
enclosed for $4,000. 1t is thought
Smith win have little difficulty in col.
lecting the amount from the estate.
They are telling a story about a
geography lesson in one of the country
schools of Harrison county.
Jimmy" said the teacher, what
is a. cape?'.
"a cape is land extending into the
water
Correct. william define a gulf"
"a gulf is water extending into the
land"
Good. Charles, to small eager
looking boy. What, is mountain?"
Charles shot up from his seat so
suddenly that he startled the school
mistress and promptly responded, "a
mountain is land extending into the
air.
The Methodist congregation in a
nearby town is hard to please in the
way of ministers. The presiding
elder OF this district sent very able
man TO the charge recently but he
has been very frigidly received. A
few nights ago one of 1.-THE brethren"
was leading prayer at the mid week
service and took occasion TO say in
his petition: "oh Lord. help US to
stand by our preacher. You know us
well as we do that he can't preach
much but we ought to stand by him
anyhow
E. D. Price. manager of Lillian R.ls-
self, Anna Held and other leading
states, wrote letter to E. E. Meredith,
advance agent of simple Simon
Simple" asking him to boost the
Actors Fund Fair in 1.-THE Missouri
Breeze" He addressed the letter to
Grafton. Mr. Price is noted wit and
never fails to see whats in name.
In writing Meredith to Grafton he ad.
ded n postscript: THAT is good
town in which to make out your ex-
pense account"
whecnngite: "Eatrmont is a fair
town but Wheeling has 1t skinned six.
teen different ways
FaIrmonter: You are mistaken.
There is one thing in which Fairmont
has 1t on Wheeling"
Wheellngite: what is that?"
Fairmonter: There is no danger of
the high waters reaching our post.
Office"
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First Ward
k4*4***A4!s4444

y. E
J. b. Brown. Of eth street, was seen
in the First ward yesterday carrying
his arm IN sling by reason of car
buncie ON his wrist resulting in blood
poisoning.
T'he bubble busted. and with It Pat
{ McKinney's aircastle, SO that he did
not go TO Wheeling for the summer. as
formerly announced, When the time
came to startSh his heart failed him and
so he gave y up.
Ionic Vincent. OF Market street,
has given up his position in the Can
sly Grocery Go. store and moved out
10 the farm Of his father.inlaw. Hen
derson Stanley, located near Mt.
Nebo. 3.
Geo Sc Adams. Of State street, new
Of falls behind the procession In the
line Of progress, as noted from the
recent improvement of his home
property by a new coat of paint
Throughout.
= This rs election day and the saloons
an closed. and the, fight is on through
out tie various wards of the city to
keep them 50 for all other days byvot-
Ing against license:
George Henderson, the carpenter,
has nearly completed w. e. coriray's
new barn on State street. The pres
ent Indications are that as soon as
the bad weather breaks up, It Will
open the way for many other improve
ments and new buildings.
y! w. Boyers, of the City Hospital.
has purchased what he claims to be
a fine riding and driving horse. Look
ont Tor him on the street and then
decide whetherl It u as good as repre-
sented, or whether he knows good
horse when he sees It.
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MANLEY-p. E. Hill. William F.
Alexander clarksburg; J. F. Koea.
j. o. Huey. Warrington; Allen Nc.
Lean. Salem; R. E. Clark. Littleton.
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1000 'Oc and CSC novels to select
from at Chilson's, at &c and lOc
each. Mch. 1874
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Our display racks show 500 Inherent
post cards at glance. chilson. 1s-tt
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B. Y. p. q. at $3.50. what is Sue
cess7y being the topic: SERMON at
7:so. subject. "A New SPIRIT teach
ers' meeting at go on Friday even
ing followed by prayer meeting u
800.
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rAiRMoNr. MoRoAnTown 4 pIrrs,
BURG BRANcH.

FER coNNELLsyIILE and PrrTsHuRa.
4 & Ne Ne. Ii 500 ss,os A. ~ i7;.h
50, s1:10 p. NJ: No. :. i7:sofP. ": M
4. 1880 P. Nj mo- ~. 1910.
Fer ~ MoRGANTowN. Leave. Ne. sz
No. GO. x7:a2 q. u. 80 :. -
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LICE N. "a

Rev. D. s, Boggs. pastor Sunday
school at $3.50. Mr.. d, s. walker. SUI
perintendept; preaching at 10:45. sub.
ject, Gods Means OF Human Preserva-
ton; Junior G. E. at 1880 in charge of
Miss Nellie Steele; Y. P. s. c. E. at
Gas. led by Mrs. J. B. Levelle; prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening Mt
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wATsoM-w. G. Cunningham. G.
w. Cochran. Wheeling: C. W. Loar.
Grafton: C. B. Highland. New Martins
vile; G. W. Goodman. H. T. Daugher-
ty, Mrs. E. Radebaugh. clarksburg.
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RAILROADS..
BALnMoREsO Ono
RAILROAD.
seHEpuLE EFFECTIVE NovEMunn
&c, 1909. FAiRMoNT. W. VA
Daily. DAILY except Sunday. xsundn,s
-. n : only.
EAsrHouNp.

EAsrHouNp.
FER WAsHINGTors. BALTIMORE. PHI
ADElAf:6IAT&a NEW YORK. No &
S:2s A. NJ; No. 1t. eissS p. N: No. 4
ste Y. n; local % Graffon.)
Ct1IhaiSsitshl4ANp y ACCOM-. No. .. i7;ss
sRASroN ACCOM-. No, "a. .iasi a
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PAW PAW alRANcl,.

Monday. Wednesday and SATURDAY.
100 5Sep g No. acI. 700 a. NJ: NO. sea
"A! AsSrsye; No. 400. s:ss a. n; No. sss.
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MoNoNoAti pIyIsIoN.

For cI.ARKsBuRG q WESTON. Leave
N o. :. lis 4 Nj so, q z ls.ss 4 > 4;
Arrive, No. 3, t7s3s A! NJ. No. i. lis:1S
noen; No. 90. xs:so z. NJ: No. !. iS:iS
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WEsTnouNp.
.a:st13 Z. x; M A. 4 siasa S =. & No
For WHEELING. No. q. ,s2:aa A. n; Ne.
z. .:7:le a. N. iccai); so. ii. si:sp
~ aosaIi No 6, 10 7; N; Ma
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Read One paily. Meat Yilrglnian.
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Through Service
Fairrnont to Glarksburs
FAlRMoNT q cLARkssuRe
TRACTION COMPANY

HNCTIUN COMPANY
Cars leave Cor. Main and Jefferson
SITS. Fairmont, HOURLY for Clarke
burg and intermediate Points from
6:ooA NJ. Until 10000 p. M.
SCHEDULE OF iNTERuRsAN CARS
JANUARY IS, 'o7
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nLEANiNo. PRESSING AND RE-
PAIRING Ladies' and Mems Cloth
Ing. Work called for and delivered.
lzonttIy ratea on application.
HARRY r. COLE,
DAep phone SOW Bell phone 241.
Parks Ave. under Hroh' shoe store.
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MARIETTA-E. c. Rector, Lee Du.
vail. Robert ]. Baggs. F. s. Basnett,
Fred Eberiy. Frank W. Klein. Wheel
ing: E. Beatty, ]. D. Charlton, B. r.
Blackshlre. Warrington: j. N. Col
trane, Hopwood; Carroll Curry, Mo.
nongah; B. F. Wilson. Barrackville:
Mrs. Hagerty, Pennington; s. w.
Barnes, colfax; John E. Dent shinns.
ton; Leo England. Morgantown.
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]. + = = : - ! !. !. - + :
!. j.
+ WEST viReINiANs j.
!. AT THE LOCAL HOTELS. :
! /.
{. 4 J. j. !

TAVERN Lelsoy Taylor. E ii.
Smith. Morgantown; j. R. caIlins.
Davis Eikins, Eitins: Mrs. W. j. Alex.
ander, Warrington; w. 8. Freed.
Moundsyille; W. H. Smith. c. c. y.
den. J F. Frasher. D. W. Martin, vii.
liam Young, Wheeling: William Mer-
Ger. Grafton; ]. w. Tryman, o. o. os.
born. c. A. whissen, D. H. Barnes,
clarksburg; c,,B. Mckay, Mrs. N. w.
Mckay. Miss Katie Mckay, Miss Bes.
sic Mckay, Master Charles Mckay,
B. F. Mckay. G, s. Dakon and wife,
Salem; c. NJ. Bishop. Buckhannon.
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Read the Daily West Virginian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
CHICAGO BASEBALL CHAMPIONS
Continued from Page y

licyo thal can put the deal
through. have proved that IT is
possible 70 bring Coast team here
aud make % success of II and, if given
the chuuc", can do the samq with
the Chicago club. Many will say
that il is impossible, but If they
knew us much as / do as TO the Inside
OF the prounsitim they would take It
seriously we have more In Hawaii
10 offer ,hiS bah club tnan any other
place I'm the world, and that is: the
gruudcsD climate in the world in
which to train, perfect ball field
,"ud all facilities and accommodations
that any manager might ask for.
'lIrrc is q proposition that would
rirr these Islands advertising that
could not be bought for any amount
Of money, and IT deserves the support
Of every person who has the welfare
Of the town at heart. The boost that
II would be to losrl baseball neeus no
mention, as anyone must know that
there is as much difference between
the playing of this Chicago club ana
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
COUNTY GOVERNMENT


10 Road Supervisor simmons before
the first of he month and before ever
the payrOlls are made ont. This hap
uens in the case of every labOrer with
out exception. The Road Supervisor
SAYS that he takes the assignments
aud pays the men by check, but fail
10 see any reason why he should do
this. The assignments are made out
IN blank on specially prepared forms.
There are only two straight men
in the Board of Supervisors. One is
Mr.. Woods, and the other Is n man
from the other side. But these two
are paralyZcd and can do nothing.
"A very curious thing happened
here recently in which Todd Is con
cCrned. Todd has II piece Of land
which he wishes to exchange to the
Government for other land, his land
20 be used for road. The matter
was referred to the County Attorneys
Office, and an opinion was written by
Deputy County Attorney Aluli, which
concluded with the following words
AS our Mr. Todd Chairman Of the
Board of Supervisors, Is directly in
;orcsted in this matter, you may rest
assured that we will do everything in
our power to cOnsummatc the deal. 80
Mr.. Whitney expressed the belief
that he might be able to get some Of
the grafters on the assignment of pay
proposition, If he could not do 50
along some other line.
A number Of cases were tried at the
term of court, he most Important Of
which was the "bcdhug case" This
is the case Of a Japanese named Yo-
snimura, who killed Il fellow country
man in a dispute arising over his
statement that there were bedbugs in
the house YoShimra was found
guilty aud sentenced to 25 years i'm
prisOnmCnt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07

the Spalding club that Is now mere as
there Is between the Spaldings ana
the All-IIawaii team, and, in fact,
more. am now dealing with the
League trustees ip regard to the mat
ter and feel that they will all give it
their utmost support
Comiskcy writes that he will bring
about irty in his party, and this
would mean two full bali mines with
trainers and managers. with two
teams, they would be in position to
put mp some fine exhibition games.
II is the idea Of the Chicago team to
come at once, as they must report for
the opening Of the 1905 League sea-
Son on April lth.
This piece OF news will be received
with delight by the Honolulu public
and every business man. 1t is be-
lieycd they will all work to promote
this project and it is hoped that be-
fore many weeks this great team will
be in town. Once the team comes
they will repeat ii every year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
" " u " " "
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

u q 81 Il u II H II u ID E II II % II u g
Per stmr Ciuudiuo rnr Mani and
Hawaii norts nnc e AIRS ~ n
D;co Jr Miss II A Alrxondrr ~ n
rice. Jr., ]. p. cooke. w. d. Aleyann.
,r " n baldwin and wife Mrs
IInenov q Miss IIrnury Mrs W I
unnday Miss + AiIirn r. I urnpoy
rnnt walton 4 Suitzcr II +. Hor.
,erIv q A Coni q Il Hart Al 4
is,sbcr nrd wirr wm Drnn q ~
Cnrr - nnrobr. Rriu ~ ur,t.
,mrIor II Tinitm,,IIrr Nn,lnr \
ViIiams prnr Il Ep1i nov ~
Wa5man iIo,ry iI,nYi Miss K Ua.
,,,i wa, n',r,y nnr Tr,,y, 4 Tni,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
ANNUAL MEETING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HA
WAII, AT HONOLULU.

In accordance with the Bylaws
and Articles of Association of The
First National Bank of Hawaii at IIo-
nolulu, notice Is hereby given that
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ors thereof will be held in Honolulu,
County of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,
at its place of business on Tuesday,
the l4th day of January, 1908, at
3 p. m; the purpose of said meeting
being the election of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction
Of such other business as may be nee
ossary, or brought before the stock
holders for action.
Dated, Honolulu, December 2nd,
1907.
l.. r. PECK,
Cashier.
3S67-Jan Z ii 81 %
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL

If you have some real estate that
you are not able to utilize, exchange
It ior some that you Can--through q
little. classified ad. in the Bulle-
tin.