davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-26

bruised. Clarence Young. engineer OF
the special, escaped by jumping just
before the engines met.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-26

$1,000 Fire Near Columbia Falls.
Columbia Falls, Me, Jan. 25.-The
saw mill plant of Smith & Smith on
Pleasant river was burned tonight,
with total loss of $4,000; partially in
Sured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

After suffering intense agony Il
nours with burns sustained by the igni-
uoh OF her dress by a stove. Mrs. Will
nam nc circuit died at her home at North
MdfiaVlile Friday At the age OF IS
YEARS. Joseph c. Frost. her son-in-law.
was badly burned while cxtiaguishing
u.e names. Two married daughters
survive.
WILLS AND BONE ACHES
Sie lorerunners Of grip and severe colds.
'a'lioro Ginger cures them quickly.
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results. senator, Be,veridge takes 5holft

--I tUt1- BevFT1ugeItH ReB -nUIn
sofSthe subje ct,. but he "a oes2 ssogs ssa
the use sot. the Writ Of ; injnnctionp.ln.
other cases, but ignores the real ques-
ton namely: Should z the accused be
given the right~of trial by jury, when
outside the presence Of the eourt?ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
BY JANE .ADDAMs, Of Hull House,

BY JANE .ADDAAls, Of Hull House,
f$ One OF the inevitable results Of the
financial independence OF wage earn
Ing women Is a corresponding inde-tt
5pendence In the matter OF seeking in-i
vestnents. Women who have secured
their money without masculine aid
naturally feel at liberty to invest II
with masculine advice. Before pro-
|cee dtng upon this natural theory how
ever, women should be equipped with
a knowled ge& of the fact tina the pro-
mo ssa4o1fstn invest lne hts hay q come
toEreg gard Sw omen us one OF their most
profitable specialties,S and that he art
OF G feeding them has been cultivated
with the greatest care. mi Experience
has taught inscriptions prom oters"
that It Is easier to secure money from
women than from men through at least
two lines OF appeal to which W omen
are more susceptible than m en- The
first&of these Is the appeal to4w wage
and the flattering Inference that as
such they will recognize the oppor-
tuntty for good investm ent, quite
ignoring the fact that much OF wage
earning Il Is done under irectio ion and
81. business affairs. The second line
OF appea which tempts many W ONE
to 30 into fake deals is that made to
feminine vanity by the promoters OF
| the scheme who urge :9aTW believe In
the intuition OF Fl women and would
rather have 1t In the counsels of our
enterprise than cold masculine ogic;
q combination of#both&is the ideal, and
lSthat$ $ why we are asking y ou to give
us your aid and CO. operation.'''S3s8ts n Is
Hundreds Trapped.
Sgs The Idea OF connecti ION with a big
enterprise Is. in very many instances
Eflattering o8thezwomanrwho has never
before had such \ an Zopportunity. and
4 more over, ri m any women have come tc
believe that ptimism IS in tselt IS
sortTof feminine virtue while "a on tho
.lIother# hand they egard .suspicionEas& a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
Jury$'Wan SkepticaI.s

Jul SO II FOX, Of y the 81 Supreme Court,
killed q turkey In southeast Missouri
the day q ter& the hunting season closed,
When his \ attentio was called to his
violation Sot n he law, no went q before
he8Ernnd Jury an q made at8 complaint.
tell Ing 4 oNIA 1le hA 4 ma q yyonderfully
longi shot and al Id lot expect to kill
the turkey, but instruc the Jurors
that was be- * NV to- Ind Let lin.
ospec!ally & 81 It was hi ID utysS TO know
fore the more inexcu abl I.
w hen hc af terward inqu tred why, he,
was not a ed for \ tla mi "a erneano or, he
VAS nformed that I'll 10 juryadid mot abe-
love heI scoul ID have j II led N turkey aa
far as 4 he clai lined III ave Ssh ot,--I I'M,
Creek ReYei III c,.ss
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NEED STEAM
! Get II From Selected Food Foo /,

.Fs
II, Z good s;t know the kind ~ q 1000
nose With weak stomuchs and + hearts
50 get along with hen 9 " man mar. OF o.
woman is a. little bel oyyS ppr an easily
dieested 100 d5 i s the th!ng tha y goes
right Ito the spot: W t.st.3
man in irksville, Mo-, tel u.s. h nov,
he got out Of trouble by ust g.. era pc 4
Nuts food. H & say 8 n NJ trouplle was
Intense suffering in the STONE ~ t.
Vas called gastralgi but n o8ned ic Gu Z.
gave any perlnan ent rel lef.
iSs..In June OF last year 81 be gantSs9toi
Il r1o " Rrluch worse In ever
MAS terribly cons ipate and the st oin-
h nch paillsS were a aver re- = n 40 h
until 81 we ighed only ~ ! nag
Is give$up my bus ness for my nerves l'
we're compile tely IN trun S and ~ Sc Y 9
NOT sleep more thanStwo or three our e
turing the might, and that @. Va pS
watches during III lit nRt ll pa ~
tried almost every llg5 t 90 oo'd,
4. hut finally was put on Grape y Is and
81 IS 8 u lit tlea whilos it began to nal e Its
worth known be gan to Sslee better
nights. my strength gradual " came
back, and Il gained in Weigh rapidly
militia little Will ago ] weighed = 81
4 pounds and have been "a vel man for
sS months will, never a ouch q The Old
ID krou Q, ss u f99$$s
bowels are perfect the nervous 't'll
trouble las gone. You can reallze =
II appreciate the value s OF Graf Nuts
TOO N s. Il sSs 8
stf This Is lano ther3 evidence ot the prlc-
~ ical worth OF Grape-Nuts cd An cases
XII 81 weak stolna On and bad a gesti on y
is the most sciehtif irally made food II
HI sxi 1t ence q ia con tains abso lutely moth.
lngyE but 4 ole cted N part Il ct " he flel6
" grains. SO cooke and y repaired 81 as IS
Sc omit Sof Is almost i1nnle ada tel 81 gest!ol
ana ass I'm lation, carrying syyl It'll y IL tlht
n elements furnish led by u M her n aturs
* Tor rohuildillg the IN eryous sys tenn TIL
III ray matte 6ot the bra In end lie sofa
II VI sHs
When one gets from food WI TIL
body iced ~ 10 easy TO set wei an,
AZ Keen SWel x ne Il eason,8 Isea,
IgssT cad to Wei lYi le,H. nix So
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. r.
jfNIINISTERS NOTt&yyIANTE
Union Gust Out by In Crosse Suprem,
I.1slh

Union Gust Out by LIN Crosse Supreme
Labor Body. s;ssS
j3a La CROSSE, 49,, Septemb The
Ministers Union, 9 gani lied only a. few
eeks4# ago. and & soon after affiliated
with the ~ Trad es an La Dor Aasenbly W.
the upreme la DO b I'D " q ( La Crosse
was ofticlally8cas out recently b that
bod and refused Mission to march
u, III h 81 her Pa parade
plants by tn q II brewery workers, who
claimed that the 8 recent agitation
against tho saloons had III resulted $Ssin
an IN jury to IA thu v Brewery orkers'I
Union.
S The city labor b Cd too X Il III the
complaints, and after an hearin & id a--yy
lcidod tina t the crusade bys the religious
workers was to the 8i harm a OF ia heir
$fellow-untonists, and tho official cast
Ing out followed. 9s34sg
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BRYAN SURG| ::I.|. ! !.
TRIALS 4 I BY By JURY.
Ncbraskan Condemns Abuse Abuse Of
aiu11sion ii "a boz g 81 Con
troversies. e,
sew C. ON SHORTER / d Il E DAY ~
IsEv ERl GE ON j S SHORTER I DAY y 4
49,
STimes-D Dispatch Bureau.
M; Ri. Afupsey5 Building
washington. D. G.. Sept. 2:!ts'issl

W asnlne loi, - ~
NJ. Bryan discusses government 's.1 {: By
Injunction in his Joint de bate with
Senator I3everid sc in. the Reader. Ma ga
Ijarticnlarly timely. n y lew q the fact I,
thatN Secretary Taft on|the eve Of his
departure for the Orient, DC fended q, the
of the Is gatchans
81 the Ameri lean re deratio on Of ~ Dor:
Bryan uotes Presl dent 70 70 o 3
with approx I. & !, 4, !. g, q :
he Presi dent Sintimated slna !, :, las !
had SO Ken oft,cially on the 81 beet
10 ,s d - Rrya ~ that it mig ht&9 be
Niece limit the Use T T5 BE nsn1o-
IVA - Ma forms 81 1s9 N 800 and 19 "a
iii enan ded the: tabol ition ct What i
IEnownsa al governments byIg.tn Injunction 9
but the Pre- dents q. On tn 2 )
ssu bject did mo- 70 my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

Pottcd Ham or Tong uc, cam. dc
Lunch Tongue, V -lb.s can $.1:1lc
Chicken Loaf, " lib. car, ...121A c /
Fresh Herring ROE, per can, 1Sc
Early June Peas, per en- u Dc
String Beans. 8 cans for .... pic
~ -lb. can Veal Loaf 4. $3.50. DC
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tion asa FRA N 81 tiou 3 the Is en, ~

ton asa fraud. al though the I'd enand3
may be ( il q cry plausible forlll---al8
a'deposit"S against materials Sc it, or
membership u Il All organization;
Many. Of these schemes are concerned
with so called art wv rlk' '' and \ make
flnement5and appreciatioh,',,E$55fsEs:5a
S8 When y tt comes & to an stment q e
any sort the promoters Of which a ).
peal to women who are comparatively
prise. IsSit mot. fair to Gas sumo that the
thing lis q. swindle g. II the Investment
had meritin the true sens Of tho term;
could mott promoters readily obtain
capital for it@fron business men wi TIL
their eyes open? The 4 promote r55who
makes tia business to socure lists OF
women \ IN order5to invelsl lie their saw
|ings from them Isl on the & face OF It.
open to grave picion8 of fraud. s35#
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of$StheF sub ect but ID he oess sso{s ii sa L
very gingerly way. He enlarg es upon
other cases, but ignores the real 8ques-
ton, M mel ~ :S Sho uld Z the accused be
given the RI ght#of trial by it ry,S When
the tSentemps arged commitsed
Contends for Jury Trlals.
Continuing. Mr.: Bryan. discussing
Junction has been used in latter years.
says: 95 3S IS 81 sS4S
ep q "a fewtimss aga1instehe
OF cons derati on for the trusts. The
trusts themselves have. pre- ferred the
Injunction to,the tcriminal process The
n35vaS h9weNyer
out Reconsideration for them but in
order TO deny to hem the right OF
trial BY jury. No one defends the
but It isS not defending a crime to say
that one charged with a crime should
beSentitled TO trial by Jury; ls net s,
lazy and ord er.:g5, Law can be preserved;
and rider enforced without surrender
trial. and the claim OF the laboring
men tot lis rotectton is q Just claim.
land on that should have been recog--
3nized long go. :" AZ fss 4
Mr.. Bryan's observations In Il favor OF
AN light hour 4 day + or 4Anleri can work
{ingmen. says he has d. cl ed Il n ia ort
e en- he
feared that II We were distanced In
foreign trade by nations whose work
men were willing to labor for a longer
time OF stagnation when men could not
81 a SHIT. Says Senator Beyeridge: 55T
Deyeridgc h on Eight Hour Day. Il
:!rr$s.'I \ think we might b compete with
Germany even on. an Bel ght-ho urA basis,
II we ould make Il: @ VI commercial
method s mod ern.
.535s..,.And yet laboring men m st remem-s
Der that this 4 isSsno I'll d BIS olutel ~ GER
tain The TART isan Il in Germanytis not
quite ms ca pabl esa mar as his brother
as capab le This & s due to the Ger
man polytechnic 3 sch ools ,SaS which e are
ar5gand 4 aw ay tn. b est in the world;
|sto@the raining schools "a nd scientific
moi sense methods that Germany has
adopte ed for Increasing the eftici ency2o
oring, 3 these German y
! jlnst oYertak king tn Q Amer lean laboring
man an d the serious&addi It ional factor
HIS that hey sc EN- rs Willing q
i lWorkWten$ y Is %a5 q q ii 58
9 y some country must NJ Ike the
4 lead II in Sthis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
i ihrin gin e. the OIL d 9 to Il n Il elght-hour
basis let that oNntrys be America,
i lSNllat5 would Ike to- see q is fort
j day. hat would "a be progress sure
iIfenougll,1 World ref orrn worth fight
! ing for. w rkingmen5 81 every nation
$|5Would tn en- pc or! # an equality with
4 far 8 !, hours OF & work are concerned
4 and tina Ell IS n u that America work
4 ingmen ask for. Al SO manufacturers
u II every nation would len be on ar
4 I! on, SO far8as lab Or Is sconcerned, anl
\ that, IS, american Sa rlanufa cturert
ask ss
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Promoters OFF axe Investments Regard Women as
Their Easiest Victims, Flattering Them By SAlss#
Iuding t. Their Business Ability.

sistss Of faith in favorable outcome.
Hundreds Of women are entrappedI
every year through some silch subtle
and flattering form of appeal. @ s 33s
9.{ftVe cry often#these campaigns for the
saving s OF women are conducted along
the lines Sof the pro fessions and o ccu-5
pations in which large numb ers OF
fairly prospero US. women are ma turallyt
woman who Sis solicited e invest her.
savings in the stock sor bonds of amin.
Prise sh5ad bsaf ilhd s'fts ti,e rset
TIL that = In prebabIlitX- the ONO ter
list of the women belonging ttoEa pro-
fessiona Il or ganizatio or, al olu bt5with
which she,is iasso ciated. Rnnd IL the .wom-
an thus appeale ed 4 to- merely communi-
could easily discover this fors herself.
But the whole n affa III IS spurpo ely SUR
grounded by an air OF my stery and !" IA
special pportunity for go III which
keeps her stlen S6ys
The Wireless scheme
The wireless teleg ply Is Sc heme
which.51ya worked In Chicago several
Years ago will illustrate &this:s yNhe h
wireless 2tele graphy8 was first emon-
lstrated to be practical in its operation
the swindlers saw a fresh5ands fascinat-
| Ing field lin its manipulation, It had
the charm Of science bout it, and ap-
l5pea1ed Sto{ u the pro gressive mind Einter--
ested In tbs onward march OF $scivili-
zation. sstlr 6ss
1.-The roo ns Of the board of cducati
(which contained Wireless lemon
lstrationS apparatus,'"'Essasssfu full equipment
tof wireless literature, and. I'M ost Inn
portantaofB ala list #of 8all Sthe school
teachers 81 OF the city. The women
a Iroo RI n n ci n oT1
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-16

Maui ports May 17-william Bell and
wife, Miss Dodge, Miss Hughs, Miss
Makee.
For San Francisco, per S. S. Neva-
dan, May II. Mrs. p. s. Cunha, Mrs.
H. V. Murray, c. H. Clapp, George p.
Thielen, Mrs. Gilman, Miss Cunning
ham, Miss stone, M. Brasch and wife,
Rev. DR.. Sylvester.
Per o. S. S. Alameda, May %, for
San Francisco: Hon. T.. Y. Webb
Hon. ]. c. Needham, Mrs X. w.
Cooper and daughter, A. M. Novel;
wife and two children; w. H. Rice
wife and grandchild, Mrs. A. G. Cor
rea and child, Mrs. A. w. Meyer and
child, B. r. Adams, j.. j. Hardy, s.
McKeague and wife, Mrs. w. Thomp-
son and two children, Mrs. d. G.. May
Mrs. Arnold, three children and maid
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Sloan, Mrs. ]. E.
Nelson and child, Mrs. Joynes, H. w
Snow, L. Toussaint, c. M. Cooke. Mr.
| and Mrs G. Smith, Miss Hodnett. 1t
Munter, P. Jarrett, Mrs. c. d. Luflxin
j. A. Balch, Mrs. Ludwlgsen, Mis-,
Ludwigsen.
Per CA. S. S. Aorangi, May 20, fol
Victoria and Vancouver: Miss C. e
Lyons, Mrs. ]. H. Soper, Miss B. So.
per, Miss r. Soper, Mrs T. ]. King
Miss Belle Johnson, Mrs. A. Foss. J
d'Almeida, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bell, r
Riddell, p. Foss, N Masfit, Miss B
Noyes, Mrs. McJordan, Miss V. Jor.
dan, Miss S. A. Smith, Mrs. M. A
Bradstreet, Miss M. A. Rule, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Mckenzie and child, Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Monroe, Mrs. and Miss Mean
drews, r. ]. Searles, wife and child;
Mrs. ]. w. Springston and two chill
dren, L. A. Fallon, Mrs. ]. A.NLyle
Miss E. Lyle, Mrs. N. Dickson, Mrs. r.
N Abrams, Miss Abrams, Mr.. and
Mrs. whitehead and two children, M
Phillip, Miss 3. Hayes, Miss A. Hynes,
Mrs. w. C. Holstine, A. B. Kennedy,
Mrs. c. B. Wood, Master Wood, Miss
Kellner, Miss T. Leyson, Miss Roe
bauer, Miss Goyer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Carroll, Miss Hughes, Mrs. Ward and
five children, Mrs. Cartwright and
child, C. V. Gray, Miss c. M. Dodge
H. M. Wells, Mrs. B. Shipman, D.
Paris, C. Armenian and two daugh'
tiers, A. Dunshee, A. E. Melotte, Mr.
and Mrs ]. Morgon and child, Mr.. w
Vance.
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DIR. d. McLennan,
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Grounds, Corner
Beretania and Richards Streets.
PHONE MAIN 22s.
Telephone Main 266 P. o. Box s45.
WING WO TAI & co

941 Nuuanu near King,
Importers and Dealers In General
Merchandise,
Chinese CrookeryWare Mattlngs, Vas
%, CamphOFwO0d Trunks, Rattan
Chairs and Chinese and Japanese
Ivory and Silver Ware,
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Shipping in Port

(Army and Navy
U. S. R. G. Manning, JOynes, from
Kamalo where sp. Loeb Carve strand
ed. March 8.
U. S. s. Iroquois, Carter. San Fran
cisco, May 3.
(Merchant Marine.)
Steamships.
Br. cableship RestoreI. Combe, Els
quimalt, March 81.
Br. S. S. Virginia Croker, Newcas-
tie, May 8.
Jap. S. S. Chiusa Maru, surakai, Yo-
kohama, May 10.
P. NJ. S. S. Siberia, Feeder, saa
Francisco, May 16,
Sailing Y cssels
Am. sc. Helene, Thompson, San Fran
cisco, April 20.
Am. sp. Manga Reva, Townsend. San
Diego, May 7.
Am sp. Dirigo. Goodwin, San Fran
cisco, May z.
Am. blk. Amy Turner, Warland, San
Francisco, May 10.
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DEPARTING.

Wednesday, May 10.
U. S. r. c. Manning, Joynes, on trial
trip, 10:45 a. m.
Thursday May 16.
P. M. S. S. Siberia, Feeder, for the
Orient from Hackfeld wharf, p. m.
M. N. S. S. Hilonian, Johnson, for
San Francisco, 10 am.
S. S. Mikahala, Gregory for Kauai
ports, pm.
Am. sc. Luka, Mansfield, for Lay
san -. m.
Friday, May 10.
All. s. S. Nevadan, Greene, for San
Francisco, 5 p. IN.
S. S. Claudine, Parker, for Hawaii
and Maui ports. 5 p. m.
S. S. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Ha-
wall and Maui ports, noon,
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

10 s1O1.6 94S $3.50 1906 $40 6.8S 11.5s
10 s.O7 is 1915 All 1.13 $40 6.SS ,...'
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Times Of the tide are taken from the
II. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Ia
bles. The tides at Kahului and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Hawaiian standard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being that of the meridian
of 157, degrees 60 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. M, which is
the same as Greenwich, 0 hours, min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time for the whole group.
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PASSENGERS.

Per s. 5. Niihau, from Kauai ports,
May ia. B. Pemberton and wife, C.
B. Wilson, Father Rodriguez, F. Lamb,
Pah On and wife, Yok Hon, YIN Fook
A. K. Kiau, All Lin, Kim Fook, J. w.
L. Hjorth, c. F. Hays, C. w. Baldwin
and So deck
Per S. S. Siberia, from San Francisco,
May Is, for Honolulu-F. L. Austin,
Mrs. Edmund Baker, Mrs. N. o. Brad
ley, Mrs. F. E. Burrell, Capt. ]. c. Car
den, ]. S. Clark, DR.. C. B. Cooper, Miss
Grace E. Cutting, Rev. Warren F. Day,
Mrs. Warren f. Day, Miss Helen
Eames, Miss Elizabeth Games, Mrs. G.
A. Giles, Mackenzie Gordon, Mrs, r. p.
Hall, w. p. Hopkins, Mrs. A. B. Hor.
ner, Howard B. Horner, Names f.
Morgan, George Myers, H. Phillips, A.
M Lumpkin, Mrs. A. r. Orr, Mrs. H.
Robinson, DR.. NJ. G. Peters, T. r.
Robinson, A. T. Robinson, S. Robin
son, Mrs. Helen Rowland, Miss Hazel
Rowland, H. A. Schwartz, Miss E.
Schnoor, Mrs. H. A. Schwartz, Lieut..
w. Henry Shea c. B. Sloan, Mrs. c.
B. Slian, Mrs. S. F. Sloan, Miss Anna
K. Smith, Miss L. M. Varney, c. B.
Weller, Mrs. c. B. Weller, H. E. Wes-
tervelt, Mrs. H. e. Westervelt, Miss
Helene Westervelt, Miss Mildred Wes-
tervelt, w. VOTERS, ]. K. Taylor
For Yokohama-Mrs. George r. Allen
F. M. Byl, c. Dudley Campbell Mrs
Mary H. Gray, Mrs. Mary L. John.
son, Shoji Konishi, Mrs. G. w. Lewis
Miss Winifred Lewis, Miss e. M
Maltby, Miss E. F. Maltby, A. w.
Schroeder, Mrs. A. w. Schroeder, B.
M. Ward, Mrs. b. NJ. Ward, r. Vessel
hoeft.
For Shanghai-D. baltimore, Mason
Wells, Mrs. Mason Wells and 2 chill
dren, Miss Inez Barnes
For Hong Kong-J. Fl Bien, DR.
Heber Butts, Andrew w. Cain, Mrs.
Andrew w. Cain, ]. Carrigan, Miss
May Carrigan, Chin Chloe, Mrs. CHR
Chloe and infant, Miss Chin May, Law.
renee A Cooper, DR.. Edwin b. Cope.
land, Rev. C. e. Eckels, Mrs. C. E
Eckels and 2 children, Max Feist, DR.
John Flint, Miss A. Gait, L. A. Gear,
hart, c. H. Hamilton, Mrs. c. H
Hamilton, Miss Hamilton, Miss Hamil
ton, ]. P. Hebron, Alvin Heinrich
Mrs. e. A. Holmes, Mrs. w. Hunscaker
Miss Florence Hunsaker Verne U
Hutchings, Anthony J. Jordan, w. K
: Kennedy, Mrs. J. Lashbrooke, Mrs. S
j. Lashbrooke, Benjamin Levine Tomas
Mapua, Pedro Mapua, Marvelino Asu
sano, Euestaquio Asusano, Hugh L
Mckenzie, Miss Charlotte r. Neale
Mrs. G. r. NesOm, Mrs. Louis Oy anC
infant e. c. Peoples, DR.. Thomas w
Raison, Jesse w. Radcliffe, Mrs.
Schaetzel, Master Julius Schaetzel Mis-
M. A. Luttmer, Miss Bessie Taylor
j. c. Vickers Mrs. j. c. Vickers, Law
renee d. Wharton. Miss Virginia VIII
laman, Hugh A. Wilson, DR.. Condie X
Winn, r. Geisendorfer, w. r. Stats
Mrs. w r. Stats, DIR, L. A. white
, W. M. Kelley, Mrs. w, NJ. Kelley. e
Reeves
PASSENGERS BOOKED
Per $. s. Siberia. for the Orient
= May i6'-Ronald Wrlgley. Mrs. ]. W
Martin Miss ! IT, Martin, Mrs. M, W
: Pope,
Per schooner Luka, for Laysan Islam
, May i6-Mr, Davis ana Mrs, Walker.
Per 3, =, claudlne, for Hawaii AM
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The Mails

OUTGOING
For San Francisco, per s. s. Neva-
dan, May II.
For Yokohama, per s. s. Siberia,
May 10.
For San Francisco, per s, $. Ala
media, May 20.
For oYkohama. per s, 8, China, May
e.
For San Francisco per 5, 8, porle,
May 20,
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Realty Transactions

Entered for Record May IA, 1905.
Tiki Matsumida to Lum 1t and VT. .DA
r A Wadsworth to Wahinekapu.. Rel
Wahinekapu and hsb to ] r .Teixira. D
Tam Leong and VT to w G Scott. ID
VIM Henry to Sing Yin On Co. III
PMioi and VT to NJ Gouveia. ID
Honolulu Library & r r Assn to c
T Rogers Observation-Disclosures. Rel
c D King to Mary E Clark. .........D
NJ e Clark and hsb to Richard H
Trent TT. ...................'... M
San Antonio Port Ben Society of H
to Adelaide " Correa. Rel
| Dang Won to Chang See... ,........BS
Boteilho and VT to v Pangelina. D
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ARRIVING.

Wednesday, May 15
s. S. Niihau, Oness, from Kauai ports
with 516O bags of sugar, $3.50 a. m.
All. S. s. Nevadan, Greene, from
Kahu1ui, 1880 am.
Thursday, May 16.
p. NJ S. S. Siberia, Feeder, from San
Francisco, at Hackfeld wharf at Sis
a. m, with days mail and 40 passen-
gers for Honolulu.
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coLps AND PNEuMoNIA.

There can be no excuse for a man II
he allows a cold to develop into pneu-
monla. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
counteraots any tendency towards this
disease and many Doctors bills have
been saved by It's timely use. For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith q Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
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For Victoria, per S. S. Aorangi, May
20.
For Colonies, per S. S. Manuka, June
1.
INCOMING.
From San Francisco, per S. S. Ala
media, May 49,
From San Francisco, per S. S. China,
May "a.
From oYkohama, per S. S. Doric,
May 25.
From Victoria, per S. S. Manuka,
June 1.
From Colonies, per Aorangi, May 20.
U. s. A. TRANSPORTS.
Thomas at San Francisco.
Buford sailed from Honolulu for Ma
Mia, May 8.
Logan sailed for Manila, from Homo
lulu, May IA.
Sherman due from Manila May 80.
Sheridan at Mare Island repairing.
Dix sailed from Coast direct to Ma
Mia, April 8.
Warren leaves san Francisco June
Is for Honolulu
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Molokai. SIS. b 291, ISL. Dated
May 6, 1907.
Kauka (lk) to Mrs. Nahalelua, d; 1
share in hui land and livestock, Wal
nina. Halelea, Kauai. 81, etc. B 292,
p 1856. Dated Apr 25, 1907.
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Entered for Record May Is, 1907.
August Hamburg to Frank Godfrey. D
e c Greenwell ct al to Rosa Andrea. Z
S Overend and hsb to w R Castle. ID
S N Castle Est Ltd to Anna NJ Pa
w H Kihe and wife to John
Broad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. M
Rubenstein to Kaeleku Sug Co Ld.L
Hannah K Kapahu and by atty to
Kwong Chew Tong Il
r C A Peterson to A Hooking. ......D
A Lewis Jr and VT to Territory of
R c A Peterson to H P Baldwin. ID
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Shipping intelligence

(For additional and later shipping see
pages 4, 8 or So