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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Chun Kan SUIT to Lee Lum, B S;
share in Sun Choy Sing Co. $1150. B
294, 1S9. Dated May %, 1907.
Wing Wo Tai & Co by atty to Chock
Tong, Sub-P A: general powers in
Liber 17s, fol 312. & B 294, 100. Da-
ted Feb %, 1907.
Joao Nobriga to A B Lindsay, B S;
cane crop on land, Ahualoa, Hama
kua, Hawaii. 500. B 294, 1877. Dat
ed May 16, 1907.
Joao Nobriga to A B Lindsay, B S;
cane crop on land, Ahualoa, Hama.
kua. Hawaii. 800. B 294, 1873. Dat
ed May 16, 1907.
G Kaimina to All wa, L; IA 6S-100a
land and use of bldg and two cisterns,
Pulehu-iki, Kula, Maui. 10 yrs at
$3.50 per VT.
Mahuna (k) to All Ko, L; LA land,
kamehameiki, Kula, Maui Z yrs at
$25 per yr. B 2Ss, 3S6. Dated Jan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02
NEW. FRENCH-ENGLISH DIG
TIONARY.

Mrs. George H. Gorham, a well
known Washington woman, has just
accomplished a herculean and unique
task, which is the compilation of a
French English dictionary. The work
consists of two volumes and contains
tens of thousands of words and phrases
freely translated from one language
into the other and SO arranged as to
guide safely the students of both LAM
guages. Persons who have critically
examined the work declare that it af-
fords the means for those desiring to
learn either French or English to mas
ter those tongues sufficiently to con-
verse and also to enjoy the literature
OF both. Mrs. Gorham devoted many
years of hard work to the task and It
is believed that she is the only woman
who has ever written a dictionary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02

wholesome adVlce-no professional tonmy-rOt.
I'll send this book, prepaid, free, if you will mail
this coupon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02
RAID UPON swEATsHoPs.

A raid upon a group of sweatshops
by a number of factory inspectors In
New York the other dag disclosed the
fact that the garments being made
amid surroundings so repulsive and
disease breeding as to defy polite de-
scrlpt1on were not, as was at first
thought, merely patches of clothing in
tended for firms of cheap purveyors OF
ready-to-wear clothing, but were gar
ments that had been cut in a number
Of well-known Broadway tailoring es-
adjustments. This recalled the fact
that among the garments held up by
the inspectors on a similar raid was a
dress suit of senator Thomas c. Platt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02
THE MENTOR.

My table holds a book well scored
A simple gift my mother gave;
Above my couch-head hangs a. sword,
A sword that helped to free the slave.
My shelves are bare of costly bucks,
My walls of works that art would
prize,
But down upon me ever looks
One pictured face with constant eyes.
These give me heart to speak to men
what truth I know: they cheer de-
feat,
They counsel doubt; they rule my pen
Three mentors, wise and strong and
sweet.
NO bitter word dare to trace.
no craven thought, no phrase untrue.
Wnlle book and sword and your dear
face
Keep watch and ward on all I do.
Arthur Cuiterman in The Reader
Magazine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02
MERRY DEL VAL IS UP-To-DATE,

Cardinal Merry Del Val. the papaI
secretary of state, is said to be one OF
the most modern of men. He usually
drives about in his old world coach.
and is said to play an excellent game
of golf and can send "a rifle bullet
through a Decent piece at twenty yards.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02

The stock of women's lace boots at
the Manufacturers Shoe Company is
particularly attractive. You should ex-
anime this stock for values.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02

historical Honolulu In paper covers
Tor sale at the Gazette office at loc.
per copy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02
DR.. Dosem and lis Hobby the Drug Bottle

of the regular physician would trust more in
ture and less in drugs his patients would stay well
when they get well, - said DR.. Hall in his office yes
terday.
''The great trouble is that when doctor writes
prescription he uses too much poison. Now, poison
never ANYBODY 1t kills a great many.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02

II thought you working Crotchetts house said the
house painters friend Il going to- replied the painter but
had quarrel and he said he'd put the paint himself And did
he do it," Yes that's where he put of i"-Phiadelpha
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06
SAND CREEK HENS.

-t. oNiSO ~UAAW uSAmos 2 t
Long lines of immigrant wagons can
be seen on the trail every day.
Ben Etzwider OF Wisconsin arrived
recently and is erecting a house on his
claim.
Mrs. Charles Stewart has been quite
seriously i'll for the past month suffer
ing with the grip.
Mrs. Dell Griffith has gone to Dick
inson and expects to do considerable
travelling before returning.
This locality has rapidly increased in
population for the past few years and
now nearly every homestead is taken.
Easter services were held at the home
OF Nj. and Mrs. Charles Stewart at the
Hillside ranch. The service was con-
Quoted by the Union Sunday school
society. 1t was the society's third meet
ing and the attendance was 81, very
good for a newly settled country. The
service consisted OF songs and recita-
tons. Those taking part in the pro.
gram we're: Mabel and George Stewart,
Robert Sence, Francis Stewart and the
superintendent gave a talk. The society
will meet every Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Griffith and all are cordially in
vited.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

Dickinson, as in the past, was
fortunate on Monday in the selec-
ton of four aldermen who own
homes in and have been residents
of the city for a long time. The
vote was light, but the choice,
from the votes cast, was practi.
cally unanimous. R. H. Johnson
was elected in the first ward
Frank Kihm succeeded himself ir
the second; in the third, ]. K
Porter was elected; and in the
fourth c. A. Tear succeeded him.
self. .
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06
COLON.

Joe Michel Chapple, in the National
Magazine tor April: Colon is located al
most on the sea level. where the tide of
one foot washes the line of cocoa palm
trees that bespeak a tropical land. By
this time we were all prepared for
Equator weather." being attired in
linen suits that seemed to harmonic
we'll with the rich blue of the Caribbean
wonderful color which is so
graphically described by ancient writer's.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06
Adams County.
G. i. HURD, Correspondent.

s4tI1NH
}. Wesley Hindley was at Richardton
this week.
II Is Adams county now. Adams
county forever.
The county seat Of Adams county will
be located on section l3.i7o-o6.
r. VohEschen 81 Jaraestswn visited
this week i he home 81 hii patents.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. w. vonEschen.
Is VIM. Forbes has bought ! new team
Of fine looking colts which he will pro.
coed % break to harness this spring.
D. F. Hoover Of Hammond, Wis.
located on . homestead along the
Milwaukee railroad this week. MI.
Hoover 10 4 skilltul barber and will
open . shop in Of the new towns in
a short time.
E. D. Payne Of Seim, S. D., who is
building 4 new store at the townsite TO
be plated directly south OF sec 3l.I2o o7.
has received W. carloads of his stock
and IL at present having it hauled to
the store.
Albert H. Thario in digging a we'll
this week found a twelve loot vein Of
the bestquality Of coal twelve feet Be.
low the surface. Two feet below hi,
vein be found another lighter vein. The
coal 10 hard. dry and Of an excellent
combustibility.
F. K. Reasy a at Richardton the
first OF the week after a load Of house
hold goods for n of the Milwaukee
engineers. who has filed on a choice
homestead in South Dakota five miles
south OF the engineers winter camp on
the survey.
Practically all the land in townships
touched or crossed by the Milwaukee
railroad has To- been filed upon by
homestead .entrymen. The rush now
will be for what lew lands are yet avail.
able along the new Cedar line of the
Northern Pacific.
Two lines OF railroad across Adams
county will assist materially in the pay
ment Of the necessary taxes. Adams
many bridges to build. A bridge or two
across the Cedar will be about all that
is necessary for several years to come.
Adams county gets its name in honor
OF Mr.. ]. l.. Adams. at the head of the
land department Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway. Mr.. Adams
10 one OF natures noblemen, a capable
and enterprising business man Of keen
foresight and sound judgment. The
writer, who has met Mr.. Adams, is proud
that our county is named for him.
The Seim News contains an advertise.
ment of some fellow who states that he
wants a wife. He is not alone; the
Duck Creek Bachelors club members
want n wife apiece hut they expect
to win their homes upon their merits.
The Duck creek boys are all right and.
girls willing to undertake a life job at
housekeeping could do worse than to
accept one of the Duck creek bachelors.
There are advantages in. Adams
county that have never been appreci.
ated because never comprehended.
With millions of tons of the best quality
of coal, native grasses the. richest in the
world, plenty of good building stone
and sand in the friendly, bills, besides
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

SINCE April I, Montana's new
anti-gambling law has been in
force. This is a most stringent
measure and puts a stop to all
games of chance whether the con-
sideration be a sum of money, "a
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

cigar, a card party prize or a
church rattle. The owner of prop.
erty, when the law is violated, be.
comes equally liable and the pun.
ishment is a heavy fine for first
and a Jail sentence for the second
offense.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06
When You Come to Us

Your house will bse painted so it will
stay painted, because we S the best
materials and the most skilled labor. and
put at your disposal, the experience
gained by a quarter of a century in the
house painting business.
A. BERG, the Painter.
Office on Willard St. with N. w. Bldg.
CO y1t5 f
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

THE defeat of Ed. Patterson on
Monday for mayor in the city of
Bismarck was heralded as good
tidings throughout the state.
About 600 votes were cast and
DR.. Smyth's majority was a little
over 20.
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

the native lime which is used for plaster.
ing, good water, rich soil, congenial
climate, we'll settled neighborhoods of
honest, intelligent, thrifty citizens and
two new railroads, Adams county has
reason to be enthusiastic and patriot.
cally proud. Hurrah for Adams county!
The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

MATS about the
" q y it is with
our Hart Shaffner
& Marx clothes.
They're not only the
leading line Of fine
garments for men in
t locality, but
t~heyreahead ofevery-
thing all over the
country.
We don't know just
why other makers
can't make clothes as
good as these; there's
no monopoly Of all
wool fabrics good tai
loring, correct styles.
But Hart Shaffner
&Marx getsomething
n to their clothes
t b a t others miss;
something we can't
describe, but 20 u
want it. It's here FOR
you; and = these, clothes
are the only way to
get it.
l. J. Dickinson
4 Son.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
Ole vimss Usy osUs Ssssh.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Matlock are
now in New Orleans attending the
great Mardi Gras festival now in
full swing there. In q letter to a
friend in this city Mr. Matlock says:
I'VE are having q great time in
New Orleans. This is Mardi Gras
week. the great southern festival.
which lasts about ten days. The
city is crowded with strangers and
every one is having a great time.
There is great deal to see here that
is very interesting to stranger. and
very much so To me as this is my
first visit To this part of the country.
the principal industries are niggers.
mules. cotton and molaSses. After
Marii Gras week We will " to Ha-
vana. Cuba. for short visit. ] Wis
tied the Elks' lodge here few days
ago. They have the finest quarters
l have ever se~n anywhere. They
have just been completed at a cost
Of S75. 900. They have f.7oD men,
bers and every one of them seems
anxious to give you the glad hand. ="
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
ssv gsssssse lishs eashs.

The La Junta Electric Light Com
pany is experimenting with . new
electric light globe. called the Shel-
by Tantalum lamp. The globe Is
different in shape from the one nov
almost universally in use. somewhat
larger and delivers the current to a
twenty-five candle power lamp at
the rate of two watts To the candle
power per hour. just one-half the
consumption Of an ordinary sixteen
candle power light. The sixteen
candle power consumes four watts
TO the candle power. and the lamp
cost twenty cents each. The new
lamp costs sixty cents. ard not ONLY
gives a whittier and softer light. with
less consumption of current. but
lasts nearly twice as long. The new
light has been installed by Mr.. MAJ
well in his new store in the Doug
erty block. and also by the Pastime
Billiard Company.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
psnero, S~irs Model Eshibitios =.

W. l.. Cameron. Of Kansas City,
Mo. son of g. NJ. Dameron. of this
city. had a working model Of his eei-
ebrated pleasure swing on exhibition
in the Elks' club ruoms several days
this week. The swing resembles a
merry -go-round. and has eight
cars. each with a seating capacity
for four people. Whine the swing Is
in motion il is possible to elevate all
Of the cars eighteen feet in the air
and lower them again without the
least possibility Of accident. This
was demonstrated by placing m in
fxntile dummy in one of the cars.
and even when the swing attained
its highest speed the dummy did not
waver. This swing combines sever
al features which are only possible
through special machines. including
an ocean wave motion that is
guaranteed to renew the pangs Of
seasickness. The Swing looks like .
sure winner. and Mr.. Damerou
thinks he has fortune in sight.
Mr.. Dameron had the swing pat
ented in December last. and has pat
ents pending in four foreign coun
tries. The Dameron Swing Company
has been incorporated with a capital
stock of $4,000. There are go
shares at so each. Mr.. Dameron re-
tanning one-half the capital stock
He is now offering shares for sale in
this city and quite . number have
already been sold The cost of con-
structing one of the machines i
.36s. and arrangements are nov
being perfected 10 install one Of
them in Eitch's Gardens. the Den
ver pleasure resort. for use during
TIE coming sunmer-
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
Prospective Time Tssie chsssss.

At the spring time card meeting
Of the Santa Fe. to be held in Topeka
in a few weeks. important change
will be made in present schedules
1t is reported that six trains which
now run through Topeka will b.
changed 10 run over the Ottawa cut
off. the change being part Of the
new routing on account Of the Belen
cutoff. The loss Of five transconti-
mental and one local train will be a
considerable one for Topeka. The
change will place Wichita on the
main line Of the Santa Fe. The dis
tance between Kansas City and New
ton will be thirteen miles shorter
than via Topeka. rhe transconti-
mental trains changed will be the
California limited No. 3 westbound,
and No. 1 eastbound: the Chicago
express No. s. and the California
and Atlantic express trains Nos. /
and ..
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
~ Ass seus sns va.,u.

Lamar will put in an Ss5 900 sani-
tary sewer system this year.
The Bent Loan and Building Asso-
eiation has just been organized at
Las Animas With a capital stock OF
s2O0. .000.
The American Beet Sugar Com
pany expects that the beet crop will
be delivered by the 18th and that
the campaign will close during the
last week in February.
The Wells Fargo Company will
next month commence the construc-
ton of new Office building to har-
monize with Rocky Ford's new de-
pot 1t will cost about 5000
The Fowler pos,ofiice has been
promoted to the rank of third-class
office. W. L. Williams is recon-
nended as his own successor under
the new regime Appointments of
Fowler postmastes will hereafter
be made By the president Tribune.
The annual Farmers Institute
will be held in Rocky Ford on Feb
ruary 26th. 9th and 18th. the open
ing session beginning at 1870 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. February 26th.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged. consisting of addresses and
discussions by men and women of
prominence in Otero county and in
the state as well.
The Santa Fe railroad has applied
to the United States circuit court
for a temporary injunction against
the treasurer Of Bent county for the
collection Of the 1905 tax. The hear
ing is set for February 18th before
Judge Lewis at Denver. In the
meantime the county treasurer is re-
strained from issuing a distraint
warrant. LAS Animas.
Las Animas mourns the passing Of
old landmarks. the latest being the
old warehouse erected in 1873 as a
forwarding and commission house
for the branch road Of the Kansas
Pacific. which built from Kit Carson
TO the Arkansas river. the end Of the
track remaining at Las Animas about
two years. IL is being torn down to
make way for a $25 600 modern
block.
o. W. West. one Of our successful
beet growers. this season got checks
aggrexating $50 for the product Of
six acres. II is generally estimated
thst the total cost Of growing and
delivering . ton Of beets to the fac
tSsy In about 80. Subtract $50
from the $50 Mr.. West received.
and We have a net profit Of S67O or
something over $40 per acre
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
Amelia singhsm in "rhs Lilac aeem.

That most brilliant actress. Amelia
Bingham and her company which is
admittedly the best organization Of
the day. will visit this city at an
early day. and the performance OF
this notable attraction will be per
haps the most important theatrical
event Of the season. Among the
star actresses Of the times Miss Bing-
ham ranks with the best. and her
metropolitan engagements vie ~
those Of Maude Adams. Julia Mar
lowe and Maxine Elliott in attract
ing the highest form Of patronage.
Miss Bingham has gained special
distinction for the remarkable
strength and calibre Of her COM
panies. The one she will bring in
this engagement is Of exceptional
character in its individual and col
lective worth. At its head are Fred
eric Tyler and George Powell and
Charles Butler. three of the best
and most popular leading men Of the
day 1t is rare indeed that three
men of such high reputation and at
tainments are to be found in the
same company. The Lilac Room"
will be presented at the La Junta
Theater, Saturday evening. FebFu-
ary 23d.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
Z. I..,. l.-. e.~..., r,..s,..:

II. A. Mcintyre has been denied =
Judgment on the pleadings in the
suit against him and the George
Ross-Lewin estate by T. L. Henry
BY Judge Hiss Of the district Court.
Henry sued Mcintyre for m &C.
counting in the matter Of the La
Junta Land Company matter. IN
which he claims Mcintyre trans
ferred the stock in the La Junta Con-
pany to the Monmouth Investment
Company for the purpose Of defraud-
ing him.
Henry claims that he and McIn-
tyre and George Ross-Lewin during
the latter's lifetime organized the
La Junta Land Company with $3O0.- :
60 capital stock. and that for his
work Henry was to have third
Of the stock He claims that McIn-
tyre transferred it to defeat his
client
After Henry had fled his replica
ton TO McIntyre's answer. McIn-
syre moved for = Judgment on the
u3en1ings. on the ground that the
rup1jcation admitted facts Sufficient
- Justify The court in rendering
}uAHDent n favor of Melnsyre-
JU1le @i0 ho3ds TIT Il viii re-
|uufge furtAeF evidenee. -Demver
fHA
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16

IES HE LA JUNTA LUMBER COM
PANY, at the New Lumber Yard
- on East Second street, has the finest
and most complete stock of building mater
ial to be found in the entire Valley.
Our branch yard at Cheraw, in the Hol-
brook country, is getting in shape for busi-
ness, under the management of Mr.. Burr
Moore. and at both points We want to talk
to you about that new house you are think
ing of building this year.
Our entire resources for getting mater
ial or information regarding it are at your
command. Come and see us.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-21
I SENTIMENT FOR REVISION.

{ The Milwaukee journal has publish
ed great number OF interviews from
Republicans showing n strong and al
most unanimous sentiment for imme
diate tariff revision. In regard TO
Governor Davidson's out spoken de-
demand for relief from unnecessary
tariff tax burdens the Journal says:
"Gov. Davidson has spoken like "
man and leader concerning tariff re-
vision; He stands for II thorough
revision for the purpose OF reducing
rates; for immediate revision; and for
an extra session Of congress as the
best means OF accomplishing this task
In this Gov. Davidson undoubtedly
represents the overwhelming senti.
ment OF the state. Wisconsin de-
mands relief from tariff abuses and
will hail with rejoicing the governors
independent, aggressive stand"
OF all the interviews published none
excells that of DR., Duncan McGregor
for sturdy, intelligent, plain speaking.
That potential legislator says:
1.-THE Republicans Of Wisconsin are
In favor OF tariff revision almost to II
man. | do not think there Is n doubt
about II, and feel If the subject can
better be taken up by u special ses.
sion we should have that session
We cannot go into presidential cam
paign as n party without having had
action on the present tariff. | be.
lieve senator Spooner and Lodge
have seen the handwriting on the wall
and that other standpatters will soon
be forced to come into line. There Is
n bsolutely no question about tho feel
ing of the party in this state. "
No apology to the home market club
above that Every citizen ought to
know the need Of tariff reduction; aud
knowing the right, he should express
his views in good, hard words. The
fight is against tariff made trusts,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-21
Representative Parmley Il

}. w. Parmley, formerly of this
county, but for many years resident
OF Ipswich, South Dakota, is Il very
Influential member of the Legislature
of his state, and is recognized rs n
very formidable candidate for COVER
nor in 1908. a press dispatch says:
Mr., Parmloy is To 0e put forward as the
machine candidate for governor In 1908. In
many respects the selection would be as guou
AS they could make. Mr.. parmley is u man
stiil in the full flower Of young manhood, Is u
man OF parts, bora orator, OF dauntless
courage and possessing the happy faculty OF
not knowing when he is whipped. At present
MI Paimley looms up head and shoulders
above his fellow sta warts,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-21

Senator Bishops bin to increase
the hunting license from 81 to So has
drawn fire OF Col. j, A. Watrons, who
says:
ITO impose II tax hvo-fold greater than
that which has been heretofore oNuctod
would not only be II hardship in many m-
stances, but 10 would be an outrage In all in
stances, The bill should die in the committee
room"
Col Watrons is right, This bin
ought to be killed without considera-
ton. A license fee of 81 is the limit.
To lax the boys more for hunting rab-
bits or other small game would be a
shame.