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IAFOILETTE AND tiLBEkSpN-

senator LaFOllette of Wisconsin
/ and Senator Culbersou of Texas. are
TWO of the striking personalities OF
the senate.
Senator LaFollette has markell
" Roman type of face, and his ihlck
iron-gray hair. worn pompadour. sets
off his fine features as q good frame
brings out the points of a picture.
He is quick in getting about and de
cisivc in his speech. and is one oil
the most popular of the senator's
with the many frcquenters of tine
galleries
Senator Culberson's features are
more of the Greek cast, and his every
word and movement is marked hy
grace and uuobtrusiye dignity tnat
few men possess.
Bryan will be- the next candidate
of the democratic party for the pres
ideucy. " said "a well-iniormed mem
bcr of that party Yesterday, but the
south will have something to say
about m" nomination In 1879. ana
f CuIbersou ot TeNas will be N-
choice Washington Herald
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DANGER OF CATAKKH
Unless Properly Treated with Hyo-
mel, Becomes Serious.

Catarrhal troubles are far more
dangerous than they seem at first
thought. II YOU have catarrh. there
is an irritated state of the mucous
membrane, which affords an ideal
Judgment and culture medium for
disease germs. especially those of
consumption.
Get cured as quickly as possible
before YOU breathe some dangerous
germs that may lodge on the diseas-
ed tissue and work destruction in
the throat and lungs.
The easiest and surest way to cure
catarrh is by the direct method of
breathing Hyomei. There is no stom-
ach drugging in this wonderful med
icated air treatment 1t kills all ca
tarrhal germs, making catarrh and
other germ infection Impossible.
! A complete outfit costs but sl.uo
1 and Hood & Curtin agree to refun,
the purchase price if Hyomei fail.
/ to benefit. -
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san Antonio. Texas. Dec. ]'.
The union barber. pf this eiiy ha'"
sued out $3.50 injunction to fore, non
upion barber. to CLOSE shop ou sun
~ Since san Antonio ceased "" %"
o. Nid. open town. chased "nI the
rambl,f.. closed all saloons un sum
dsy. the Iid U.s. bstns Nvdred N-h'rr
SAN Nuiouju ia uu lnngeF open fp 'h'
,bara, uf yuiuFcYns uuIf such 'HNs
l- .bs .vy- tlf fe.ut'} tUI 8l ''"
.sr enforced Nvrr HEidIf an' Del.
ala., .r fbs .usu.H 3D. m"|' .t@
Huftlae
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''tIxE BILLION DOLLAR STATE

Ia 40 address 10 the assessors of
! Texas, delivered few days ago. Gov
ernor Thomas NJ Campbell. of that
state. mentioned it's taxable wealth
as approximately s. ,oeo zoe goo.
This immense total ls !. result of
| ing the last decade and the last two
decades than appear In the total OF
almost any other state In the union
Behind these increases. making them
possible. promoting them and max
ing them finally inevitable, is the
system and the theory OF govern
ment Samuel Houston stood for and
Texas adopted before IL entered the
union. IL is the theory which as IT
enters into taxation OF any total OF
taxable wealth taxes II not as much
but as little as possible,
The makers of Texas made the
state on the theory that IL ought 10
become the home OF millions of busy
people, doing all that busy people
can do honestly. with a government
neither interfering with them IN
their business nor allowing any one
OF them to be wrongfully interferred
with As under this system, or any
system, the wrongful interference
which does most to cripple energy is !
the wrongful interference of the tax !
,atherer. Texas has checked him and /
confined him to the needs of gov
eminent economically administer
ID
This freedom of initiative Is the
Texas idea which makes Texas a five
billion dollar state, with that back +
IF the five billions worth more still, /
since # is the right to keep on grow /
ng. with the fullest possible freedom /.
for growth, the least possible inter-
ference with it, and no restriction
on it which can be avoided or remov-
cd st Louis Republic.
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THE HONEYMOON SPECIAL.
Newly Married Folk VIII spend
Thirty Days Billing and Cooling

Chicago. Dec. Many young
none the less blissful, with clothing
that sheds rice and with trunks bear
ing the usual humorous" placards,
are arriving in Chicago today TO join
the famous Honeymoon Special "
which will leave tomorrow for d
thirty days tour of billing and COO
ing and goo-gooiug The excursion
will be personally conducted by Dan
Cupid and viii travel over the
Northwestern, Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific lines. Almost the en-
tire passenger list Is confined to
newly weds. although a few reserva-
tons have been accepted from
couples who have been married some
time but who are still violently in
love with each other and who have
never taken 1t honeymoon trip. No
reporters, unmarried folks or other
critical persons viii be allowed 10
interrupt the dream of bliss or mar
the radiant glow of happiness which
p
cial. s A Hutchison. the railway
tourist manager whose brain cvoIN-
ed the happy idea Of q honeymoon
excursion. declares tina, the train
will be the most luxurious in IFS APP
pointments Of any that ever left Chi
cagu
Every care has been exercised in
the sale of tickets. and only those
who have the blisstul appearance OF
the just married or about-to-be have
been allowed to spend their money
an the box office. Newspaper IN n
ana other curious outsiders who have
tried to get ON by various subtertu-
ges have met with stern rebuffs, al
though one reporter, In his "nthus-
iasm and seif-abnegation, offered tt
get married and bccom" rea
honey muoucr' II allowed to take
the trip
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~Itt,I,ltf"S SALE.

The State of Texas, County of Ellis;
BY virtue OF an execution Issued
out of the honorable county court !
of Ellis county, on the lin day o' !
December. 1907, by the clerk there
of. In the ease of The State OF Texas
versus Dolly Hammond. W. \. sad
Ter aud John ". Bronson. and TO me
as sheriff directed and delivered
viii proceed 20 sell within the hours
prescribed hS law for sheriffs sales.
ON the first Tuesday in January.
1soS. b. being the 7th day OF said 4
month. before the court house door !
of said Ellis county. iu the city ol !
Waxahachie. the following described /
property. to-wit.
Real estate situated ben EN- c,}
uf Eunl~ boo the county M EMS aud
state uf TeNns She same being sub
division so one 'tI of Division Ne.
Twsnt,-uin. ,2st ,u rbe addition pi
Is " smith tu sold ,it, of tuuts.
aud 600 uf .ub.l.tis.pu Nu Tao i-l
lu said Division 800 twenty -niu"
t.s, t,eypt th. p"r't'u thsfv"t ''n.
s.trl .a If..'t aut tialt 8ud ~
... p... ... .d props H,ins 'Hs
..uus .l..r rl at Wanr Hai
Naa.. la 81 t.stI.n. n tsed stated
t.asm. .'. fnut recorded .n Ne.
t.I paar 100 deed .efnf1a. Ei.t
ua. ress.. Ia aHfh Ieisfrntr b.
rat. ..H Wuusf" H flfh,f dt
t.t e ia.eH uss nnIas .Ht
M N ..... .. .H.N H#H fut h.
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W. A. OWNBl city Editor
(Residence Phone. Bell No 2SsD
GATHERING FARM STATISTIC :.

% lis source OF much graIitica- T
ton 20 hose Interested In figures
which Will prove Texas agricultural q
development who would like t0 have
more facts and fewer adjectiNes
available ON the subject of Texas
resources. To- note the plan evolved
BIS Agricultural Commissioner Mil
ncr.
Colonel Mlner will send blauk /
10 every TAX assessor Ia the state .
on which ~ report statistics of crops
raised. the nam. oi fhe farmer
whether DC Is white or coiuryd
whether The land nu which tbr crop
b.. rented ur owned fb, number of
acres planted iu ever, sind of crop
the total steld Boo 1907 and the v-'l.
mated numu.r of aerv- fn hs plant
90 iu 1905
statistic alt dtair.d Boy th, asst.
cultural department ou fh' H"mpef
~ bu-hei- off .e.H raa nat.rs .H"
number al bHrrr.- uf ..... faf HHm.
bvf.of sauaty apd .uuHd Ht''- H'
cotton. lhv aHmb.. of aslIuus H
eaf ran. fnr NHmhtf nf bushels W
sh.st aai. p.aHHt. aHh ps.r. HHl
the. gsuaua uf m.Ia.es. '.HH 'rfN
un atsn thr usmht Ht hasWr.
tafnf ,sfB sui mt' utt'ts .ar ''"
"a haf uaaaluea fhvltffaH s" '.
tams Dg bas Hafamvd frHw ..tt.
nsalgi.. aua lahusnn FIlss
lf thass Hlaaks alr pfewpfH ta
nsstn.Ffv HtfaH wmf f#f ENHI
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We are now prepared to do your
painting and paper hanging better
than ever. No Job 100 small or large
to receive our most careful attention.
We make this business our study and
en- guarantee YOU satisfaction. Lei;
us figure with you. Jones a Bass.
220pd
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Fb. trade wark Seal Shlpt 't
lHplJutrs fhat lbc goods are an
.Eft 3d. s. Nvram II
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
haracter, standing or reputation Of
any person, firm or corporation tnAt
may appear in the columns Of the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
upon It's being brought to the atten-
ton OF the management
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Tho Enterprise Publishing Com
oAny Is in nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will we assume payment
Of such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employee Of This office
10 paid promptly for work done. This
u to protect ourselves and the sell
ing public.-ENTERPR PUB
LISTING COMPANY. Per @. W. Nc
knight. Manager.
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Che Daily 1i0bt
Published Daily Except Sunday
By
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
pAnUP CAPITAL. ooe.oe0.

Entered at the axahachie Post
office as mail matter OF the second
class +. +: :
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Obituaries, resolutions OF respect.
cards OF thanks--all matter not
SEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of ) cents per line. Poetry at
double price
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
BY AUTHORITY
ACT $.
AN \C T

ArrmoRzNG RAILROAD COMPANIES re- OPERATE THEIR RAIL
ROADS ny MornE PowrH orlrG THAN STEAM.
Be Euorcd By the Lcgj~lr'nr M, TERRITORY of Harah:
SECTION I. All miIroad ~,oIauics hereafter
ho2cd under the laws O." M, I.wory of Hawaii to operate
their railroads by power shall have the right operate
their railroads an, portion the by electric power
either by overhead wires by storage batteries
by such other method. may be an Improvement upon
either; by compn or by such other motive power
said railroad romImu , from time mc elect provided
that part of such road may he operated by motive
power while other portions thereof may he operated
by another cor o'i, @ u".iy" powers
SEcroN >. Said Railroad Companies with the consent of
the Superintendent Of Public Works shall have the right to
provide construct and install, manuin change and repair
such for the transmission and Of rcrtrc COM
pressed air. other motive power for the such motive pu
poses along upon and such highways. or roads
upon which they have rights of way by franchise may from
time To time he necessary for the operation of said railroads.
provided however, that said railroad companies shall so cxcr
else this right that Unnecessary injury deterioration shall
be done the pipes pipes, gas pipes
other property of the Territory, of any person or cor
Ioraon and shall the said Territory any person or
corporation harmless, and Unidentified from all loss cost dam
age and expense by reason thereof
SECTION 3. This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval
Approved this 10th Day of April \. D. 1907.
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NEGOTIATIONS.

SECTION 80 An instrument is negotiated when it is
fcrrcd from another in such consti
the transccc the holder thereof If payable bearer it
is negotiated by delivery if payable order it negotiated by
the Endorsement of the holder completed by delivery.
SECTION 81. The Endorsement must be written the in
itself upon paper attached thereto The sigma
of the ndorsc without additional words, sufficient
Endorsement.
SECTION b. The Endorsement be Endorsement of the
entire instrument An Endorsement which purports transfer
to the ndorscc part only of the payable which
purports transfer the instrument indorsccs
scvcraly does not operate negotiation of the instrument
But where the instrument has been paid in part it be in
dorscd ns the residue.
SECTION 3d. An Endorsement may bc either special in
blank and may also be either restrictive qualified,
conditional.
SECTION 81 special Endorsement specifies the person to
whom whose ORDER the instrument be payable and
the Endorsement of such ndorsce is necessary the further
negotiation of the instrument. An Endorsement in blank spcci
flies norscc, and instrument Endorsed is payable
bearer ad may be negotiated by delivery.
SECTION 30. The holder may blank Endorsement
into Especial Endorsement by writing the signature of the
nocr in blank contract consistent with the character of
the Endorsement.
SECTION 80. An Endorsement is restrictive which either,
l. Prohibits the further negotiation of the instrument;
= Constitutes the noorscc the agent of the n,orscr
B. Vests the title in the ndorscc in trust for the
of person.
But the absence of words implying power 10 negotiate
does not make an Endorsement restrictive.
SECTION 81. restrictive Endorsement confcrs upon the in
dorscc the right,
l. TO receive payment of the instrument;
2 To bring any action thereon that the ndorscr could
bring;
B. To transfer his rights such ndorscc, where the form
of the Endorsement authorizes him to do 80.
But all subsequent norsees acquire only the title of the first
indorscc under the restrictive Endorsement.
SECTION IS. A qualified Endorsement constitutes the in
dorscr of the title the instrument. 1t may
be made by adding the ndorscr signature the words with
recourse" any words of similar import Such in
dorscent does impair the negotiable character Of the in
sTlmcnt
SECTION 30. Where an Endorsement is conditional, party
required pay the instrument may disregard the condition,
and make the norscc his transtcrce whether
the condition has been fulfilled But any person
whom instrument Endorsed is negotiated will hold the
same, the proceeds thereof sub the rights of the per-
son ndorsing conditionally.,
SECTION 40 Where instrument, payable to bearer is
Endorsed specially, il nevertheless be further negotiated
by delivery; but the person ndorsg specially is liable
ndorser only such holders make title through his norse
mcnt.
Section II. Where instrument is payable to the order of
payees ndorsees who partners all
dorse unless the ndorsng has authority ndorse for
the others.
SECTION A. Where instrument is drawn indorscd to
rss- E.A.A4-..'
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Recorded Apr. |. 1907.

+ Il Richardson and VT to Walter
!. Emory: D. por Il Ps 2672, Ap and
302. bldgs. franchises, rlwy rdwy etc.
Pauoa, Honolulu, Oahu; 1915. d 29a,
| p As. Dated Sept 20. 1906.
n g Peterson to William Savidge;
/ d: lot Il, Blk ., Kaimuki Tract, Ho-
nolulu. Oahu; $500 and mtg $500. B
| 292, p so. Dated Mar IS, 1907.
Est of b Bishop by Trs to Abbio
X c Parker: A NJ; mtg II p + Schpltze
on lots and s, Ap 2, r p 1924, bldg
etc, of Coney Est Tract, Nuuanu Ave,
Honolulu, Oahu; $4,000. 300, p 232.
Dated Feb 10. 1902.
Abbie X G Parker by atty to II = +
Schultze; Rel; lots and 5. Ap :.
r p 1924 bldgs etc, of Coney Est
Tract, Nuuanu Ave, Honolulu, Oahu:
$4,000. b 800. p 233. Dated Mar 80.
1907.
First Am Saws & Trust Co of Hawaii
Ltd to Herman p + Schultze; Rel;
lots and 3, APP ., II p 1924 of Coney
Est Tract, Nuuanu Rd, Honolulu, Ca
30, 1907.
Herman p f Schultze and VT to
Emma Code CFrau; NJ; lots and ).
| ap :, II tb-f VI 'OHts sSt lld'Nt
Nuuanu Rd, Honolulu. oahu; $500.
b 2gO. p 23i. Dated Mar 80, 1907.
Herman p + Schultze and WI to
hdolph Schultze; NJ; lots and 8, Ap
2. Il p 1924 of Coney Est Tract, Nuu-
anu Rd, Honolulu, Oahu: $4,000. b
295, p 80. Dated Mar 30, 1907.
Joaquin de F'rias and VT to Guilhcr-
nina d Franco; ID; pors X p 6Sl7, Kul
PHI nIlr School St, Honolulu, Oahu;
81 etc. b 29l, p 60. Dated Jan IS,
1907.
| Harriet c PIERCE to Balbina Larsen
(Mrs); d; lot of CIR 1929, School st.
Honolulu, Oahu: 800, b POI, p o..
Dated Dec IA. 1906.
Lin Chap to Lin Tam Lin: b S.:
l-2 int in Chong On (drmD No CO.
Queen st, Honolulu, Oahu; 1880. b
1874, p 90. Dated July 2, 1906.
Samuel = Kaiwi and VT to l. /. Nc
Candies; Agrmt; to exchg int in
shs In hui land for taro patches; pc
land, bldg etc, Waikanc, Kooaupoko.
Oahu. b 29i, p "a. Dated Mar p.
COZ.
Malie Haleakala and hsb (E X to
l. l. McCandless; D.; l2 int In share In
hui land, Waikane, Koolaupoko, Oahu;
$il5, b POI, p 65. Dated Mar PC, 1907
Resale A Andrews and hsb Ct ID
by Aft of Mtgee to Trs of the Est of
w c Lunalio; Fore Affdt; lots = and
@, Or 1888, Young st, Honolulu, Oahu
p 200. p 242. Dated Mar 30, 1907.
Kamahiainui (k) and by Gdn to
Henry b Kukona; d; nah b, r p
1850, Kul lO39S, Waipio, Hamakua,
Hawaii; 500. b POI, p "a. Dated Apr
]. 1907.
Kaiu Moi and hsb (K) to Honomu
Sug Co; NJ; l-3 int in part 2, CIR 9l9,
Honomu, Hilo Hawaii 5000. b 300,
p 239. Dated Mar 20, 1907.
1awn Agrctl Co to All Koi Cane
Planting Co; Agrmt: to furnish "a 30
100 a upper clover for cane planting
near Pahala, Kau, Hawaii 81 and adys
$1,000, b 294, p 95. Dated Mar 20,
1907.
Hawn Agrctl Co to Mitaro Honda;
Agrmt; to furnish SO $1,000 a of upper
keaiwa for cane planting near Pahala,
kau, Hawaii; 81 and advs to $4,000. u
29i, p l07 Dated Mar 20, 1907.
Hawn Agrctl Co to Tominaga Cane
Planting Co; Agrmt TO furnish A IA
100 of upper Keaiwa for cane plant
ing near Pahala, Kau, Hawaii; 81 and
adys to $1,000. b 29i, p 1903. Dated
Mar 90. 1907.
Hawn Agrctl Co to Sen Chong Lee
Cane Planting Co; to furnish 9S IT.
100 OF Lee Chong field for cane plant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
IRtAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Apr. 20. 1907.

Entered for Record Apr. 20, 1907,
From 1880 a. m. to IL noon.
Hakalau Plantn Co to Elizabeth Lu.
Jan ................ .Rei
Est of Lizzie Luian by admr to Lu.
cas- Lujan and VT ............D
Queens Hospital to Louis Marks tr
-. .................... .Rct
l. Colt Hebron and VT to Charles
Bon ................... ID
Akima Kalelkau tw) to r A Wads-
worth ................. .....M
X Maihokii (k) to Mrs Pehialli
Kealaula ct al ...............D
Wcstn & Hawn Invst Co Ltd to Fred
LWaldron :. ................R Rel
Miriam X Lane and hsb to Kamai
Cockett .... ...................D
Entered for Record Apr. 20, 1907,
From a. m. to 1880 a. m.
Westn 4 Hawn Invst Co Ltd to An.
ME X watkins :. ..............R Rel
Annie X Watkins and hsb to L +
Bishop TT ..................M
Henry X Holi and VT ct al to Ka-
ala Land Co Ltd ............D
From 1880 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Mrs Koleka Kamanonahu to Anc
Entered for Record April %, 1907,
kcanu lw) ..............D
VIM p Kapulani by atty ..... Notice
Kue and hsb to p Correa ......D
Henry Smith tr to William Olepau
| .... .................. ParRel
W - Opulauoho and VT to George X
OpulauOho ..............D
Foipe Hanuna and hsb to II p
BALDWIN ...............D
Kaala Ako and hsb to II p Baldwin,
Kapohuli and VT to Hawn Coml &
| Sugar Co .............. ID
Mrs Mary kaleikini to Lam Say
Kan ................ Ia
Chas S Desky tr and VT to T -
| Murray ................D
Cecil Brown tr to James l. Akana Rel
Maria Vieirra and hsb to Levers
Cooke Ltd .............. M
u + Walker TO 5 N Nainoa ....AL
Hawn Agrctl Co Ltd to Miamoto
Cane Pltg Co .Agrmt
Entered for Record April 20, 1907,
From Q q. m. to 1890 a. m.
NJ c Kealoha Mahi and VT to
Chas Keawe ...........D
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Nicholas
Russell and VT ............Rc Rel
John y Jones ct al to Kaala Land
" stu '''''' ''''' '''' u
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SECrIoN 20. Where the instrument q
adds to his signature words indicating that he signs
behalf of principal in representative capacity he
liable the instrument if he duly authorized but the
addition of words describing him agent filing
representative character without disclosing his principal does
not exempt him from personal liability
SECTION 81 signature by procuaton operates notice
that the agent has but limited authority sign and the prin
cipal is bound only in agent signing acted within
the actual limits of his authority
SECTION %. The Endorsement assignment of the
mcnt by corporation by infant passes the property there
ill., Notwithstanding that from the want of capacity the corpora
ton or infant may incur liability thereon.
SECTION 30 When signature is forged made without
the authority of the person whose signature pupo be-
it is wholly Imperative and light retain the instrument
to give discharge therefor to enforce payment thereof
against any party thereto be acquired through under
such signature unless the party against whom is sought
enforce such right is pccludcd from setting up the forgery
want of authority.
SECTION 2l Every negotiable instrument is deemed prima
facic to have been issued for valuable considerations: and
every whose signature appears thereon to have become
party thereto for value.
SECTION 20. Value is any consideration sufficient to sup
port simple contract An antccclcnt prccxsng debt
constitutes value: and is deemed such whether the instrument
is payable demand a future time
SECTION 90. Where value has any time been given for
the instrument the holder is deemed holder for value in
respect all parties who became suc, prior that time
SECTION 2 Where the holder has lien the instrument,
arising either from contract has lien the instrument, arts
ing either from by implication of law he is deemed
II holder for value to the extent of his lien
SECTION IS Absence failure Of consideration is
of defense against any person holder in due
and partial failure of consideration is defense pro tanto,
whether the failure asccrtaincd and qudatcd amount
otherwise.
SECTION % An accommodation party is who has signed
the instrument maker drawer acccor ndorscr without
receiving value therefor and for the purpose Of lending his
other person. Such person is liable the in
Il holder for value Notwithstanding such holder
the time of taking the instrument knew him to be only III
accommodation party