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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03

Before the Chicago Medical associa-
ton DR. H NJ Fish has substituted a
new method Of treating pneumonia.
which he says effects a sure cure in
side Of "a hours He asserted that the
seat Of the trouble in pneumonia cases
is not in the lungs. as generally sup
posed, but in the bony framework at
the top Of the nose. The germ Of pneu-
mococcus is harmless except when put
up in cell Of this kind. Then It
acts Ike an explosive. expands and
poisons the blood From these cells
the disease works rapidly down to the
lungs. but the fuel still comes from
the germ cells in the nose. So says
Or Fish. and adds that the remedy is
simply to draw the pus from the nose
cells BY doing SO he had cured one
Of the worst cases Of pneumonia
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03

John Creslip Of Rochester. Pa, and
Miss Ivy Davis Of Beaver. Pa. were
married recently while standing in a
buggy in the street The young couple
met Rev Harvey L. Crimes, who was
ont walking. and produced the mar
rage license. which the preacher read
hy the aid 81 an are light There were
no witnesses. and after waiting q short
time 3ir and Mrs. Thomas HAYES. who
were ont strolling. came along. They
agreed to be witnesses. and while
Cresllp and Miss Davis stood ia The
buggy under the light Rev Mr. Grimes
performed the ceremony. Cresiip and
his bride thsn drove away.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03

One day Charles Bauaelaire. the ec-
centric French poet came TO Maxine
du Camps rooms with his hair dyed
ereen. Du Camp affected not to
notice it, Baudelaire did an he could
70 direct attention to it and finally. as
his friend persisted in not noticing
ii he burst out; Don't you see any
thing strange about me to-days" Du
Camp answered: Not at all; lots Of
necple have green hair" Baudeiaire
laft at once. disgusted
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03
GLORY EvEa WITH Irs coLoRs.
Brilliant Record Of the sixth untsi
States Infantry.

/. The one hundredth anniversary Of
the Sixth United States infantry wa
recently celebrated at Fort William
Henry Harrison in Montana. and this
regiment has had history worth re-
calling 1t was organized in 1898.
made brilliant record at Queenstown
Heights in Canada in October. 1872.
and occupied that early frontier which
Iowa was In 1919, and established the
first army post west Of the Missouri
river. The regiment had engagements
against the Indians in the west. and
later hard fighting in Florida. II was
well represented in the war with Mexi-
co, and again in the Indian campaigns
along the border which was then
steadily creeping westward. In the
civil war the Sixth infantry took part
in many battles and incurred heavy
losses. After that war there was more
indian fighting, and recent history mas
included service by the regiment in
Cuba and two periods Of duty in the
Philippines The review OF a hundred
Years proved to be Of inspiring inter
est to those who now compose the
regiment
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03

Every man has his own vocation.
There Is enc direction in which all
space is open to him. He has facul.
ties silently inviting him thither to
endless exertion. He is like a snip
in a river. he runs AGAINST obstrnc-
tions on every side but one, on that
side all obstruction is taken away. and
he sweeps serenely over a deepening
channel into an infinite scar ".
Emerson.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03

Mrs McSwat-Billiger. how did you
like the decoration at the church this
morning.
Mr. McSwat--All the decorations
could see Lobelia. were worn by the
young lady in front Of me. li;red the
grand sweep Of the brim. the floral
display and the general arrangement
OF the ribbons, but thought The dead
bird looked out Of place
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03

The legal tangle that has resulted
from the presensions Of man that be
could make diamonds is interesting TO
women who hope that the man can
prove his ability 70 manufacture the
crystalline form OF carbon. as the resl
gems are growing scarcer every ysar.
and the price threatens 30 become
rrohlbitye
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03
PERcALE AND CINGHAMS
MUSLIN CURTAINS

Buy them now il is money 80
YOU.
75c two and one-half yard Muslin
Curtains. 5 rows ttlcks and hem
stitched ruiile sale price a5c
81 Muslin Curtains with ruiile csc
Si25 Swiss Curtains ----- Csc
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03
RUGS, MATING AND
PORTIERS
SIX WAISTS

To IS during this Great Nid,Sum-
mer Sale.
S3 white Wash SIN Waists neatly
trimmed, az ------- $l.9S
$3.50 and 400 white SILK Waists,
trimmed with lace and medal-
hons ---.--- -. S24S
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03
Around Town


Dr. B. F. Fortner was here from Spring
field this morning and made arrange
ments with Albert Marks for the construc-
ton Of sidewalks in front Of his property
in Vinita
Miss Lucy Kennedy and Miss Dowiine.
of Denison, Texas, spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Delaney and went to Miami
today.
The Cabin Valley Mining Company will
shoot a well in the Chelsea field today.
They have drilled thirty-thrce feet in fine
oil sand and expect great results from the
shot.
j. t. Wilson is enjoying a visit from his
sisters. Miss frankie Wilson, Of Chanute,
Kans., and Miss Sabra Wilson, Of Omaha,
Nebraska, and Mr.. Henderson and wife
Of Chanute.
Lee Smith Of the Golden Rule will leave
in day or two for Rocky Ford, Colorado,
to visit his mother and sister and if he
likes the country win remain. H. A.
Hunt takes his place at the Golden Rule
c. M. Douglas win 90 to Tulsa the latter
part Of the week to take charge Of the
agency Of the American Express Office at
that place.
Miss Lula Stokes, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lee McCamish, here for
the past few days. returned to Bluejacket
this morning
Mrs Ed Lee and daughter, Miss Glessie
Lee went to Big Cabin this morning and
viii spend the day with their son and
brother, Robert
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03
Ladies, Misses and Ckildren's
OXFORDS

This includes the Bolton and
American Lady lines.
$3.50 Patent welt and turn S2.9S
500 Patent welt and turn 24S
500 TanS. ties and pumps 2.40
2.40 Tans. ties and pumps 1893
200 Tans. ties and pumps f59
l25 ChildrenS Slippers csc
i.50 Childrens slippers Si19
200 Misses slippers $3.50
$50 Misses slippers Sl9s
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MAGIC LANTERN
FOR THE BOY OR GIRL

Any boy or girl UhO piIl secure
EIGHT NEW SUBSCRIBERS for the
Kansas City Weekly Journal, at rs
cents year each, making total of
TwO Dollars, and send the fall amount
together NTH the names to US, we will
mail to his or her address beautiful
MAGIC LANTERN Nth so Uieus.
Any boy Or girl can use h Just
stretch a white sheet on the wall and
you can have all kinds Of fun Fun.
directions for use is SEM with the.
lantern
ANY hoy Or girl can secure eight
new subscribers ina a short time and
get this Beautiful Magic Lantern
>ena for simplks for canyassiug.
Send all money by posfofice money
order or draft
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-14
DON MODESTO.

quisEa persona que llegsre ser ffaics.
ments incRpacitadR que hubiero Bido
oonyicta de delito grave ante un tribunal
compotente.
Aaf mismo IL ComiBi61 oir6 cu7las'
quieEa CaTsOE contra a'gdu OfoiaI do dis
tTitc, siempre que ge encsYgaP0 especial.
msnts 81 gobernRdoF de Puerto Rico. Pc.
70 en- cate cRso no impondEG pena aIguna,
imit6ndess pregentaH uns expoaici6n de
los heCh9s que reaultaFen pEobadog, la cual
expoBici6n Be FemitiIa 81 gobeFnAdoH de
Puerto Rico para "a conocimiento.
SsF6 ademG8 debeR dc la Comiai6n de IL
policfs insular, adoptRE Iaa medidRs que
eatimaEsn neCeBaTiaB para mAntensr8e, en-
TODD tiempo, infoTmRda en- 10 refsFents
Ia ma leTa do dtasmpsfiaE GuB obIigaCi0.
mes poF paEte de la policfs inGulaR. a 81.
te fn tendES facultad para practiCar Ias
investigacioneE ex6msne5 que oBtimare
necesRTios rsBpecto los actoa de Cualquier
Official individuo del cusrpo, 8 4 Ia rms
On qua He hnbieTan estAdo sdminiStrando
los asuntoB dc policfA en- CuRlquier diHtrito
8 pueato de ID iSIa.
EgUSpo GnifOFme. -SscCi6n 28.-LR
Comisi6n de Il policfB, pEOvia aprobaoi6n
del gobeFnadoE, deteRminaE5 d tFaje que
habE6 dc constituiE 81 unifoEme ofCisl del
cueTpo. Las aTmAg , demfg equipD deBti'
nado q mismo. Todon loH individuos del
CusEpo tsndrfn qus adquiFiE pOr ID Cusnta
ls Insignia. 81 unitoEmO Z PEandaI Dc YoI'
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LOS JUEGOS FlORALES N ABECIBO.
les PlestaTan su COnGuTsO los Pfi.
meTOs pOstas De Ia isIa J los
mas distioguitOs eIemeRtos So
CiaIeS.
So 0stda t0rnIHlRlO los plOGIOSOs prOnIOs para
lAn ImpOrtsBte fIOStl.
n .a.,,.s.o< .......-....7N
(Ds nusatrO oOrrespOnss7)

Abril 12.-El jurado para loI Juegou
FloFales que han de cslebraTss en- eltR
eiudAd el 2 dc Mayo 10 componon los se
d oreB Luis Muh1z Rivera, Manuel Fer
n6nde2 JunCcB y doctor Martinez RoseEl6
-TsnemoB noticia que ca SscretaEfa ss
han EeCibido RlgunRE compoHicioneB para
tomaF paTte On los pF6ximoB Juegoa Flo
FRleB, fiesta que promote quedAE eDp,6ndi.
do, dado 81 sntusiRBmo qus Feina en todoB
los slementOI social Les , lR gran ConcuHFen.
CiR de peetRG. Adelantp.
En- 10 taEde del vieFneG ana chiBpR
dc la locomotsFa que hlcfR msniobTau en-
eata estsci6n psg6 faego & IN ctfiAvsral
ardiend0 en- poo tempo uuRg cuatEo cusE.
daB dc cana y poniendO en- peligEo Ia casa
de don MelquiadeB Gin0Yio, poro gracisa
{ los efcaceB auxilios pHestadoB DOR ps:ua.
nos , CuaFpo de Bombsros pudo Iocalizar
80 sl inosndic. En- los primorcS momau.
tor Rdem6g del CusFpO de b3mbMoa con
Bug jsteBBy ofoialsg RCudieTon la po ic Z Il
mando del captain 6Chs ttini, alcAld0. fiscal
dc la Corte y iUsz municipal. Las can as
quemadas psHtenscfsn loI nOh1Ee1 N
Lslesms y B. B1l1eiEo.
Sc eAtkn teFminando poE ell hkbil az
tiHta don Juan Arroyo loB pFeci ! ire
mics para lon JufgoG FloTaIo8 ent.e Los
que 8e desERCa II hsTmosR rosa de oFc
6abemoB que 81 Btfiog Arroyo .exhibi,a por
unos dias sgtos pEemieB en- San JRRn.
Las e1cusIas p6blicns egtSn de vaca.
CionsB t0da esta BsmAna con motivo de GeH
ID EemRna Santa Pascua.
-AdelRntan F6pidAment0 Les obraS del
piBo de concrete del paIso de Victor RoiGs
que quedaEt terminAdo Il HsmanR pE6ximO.
smpsssndo Geguido Ia Do u pIazuSla de Il
Marina.
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UNI BUEN NEGOCIO PARA lNOVSTRIALES.

F1ace cong
hotel avorablemne cmddo oda de ella.
Situado SITIO
AS TODD ADE[ANTO MODEFNO hgnics
el favor de los viitants de a c0dad
For ons de no ser possible m duenos hoy ander dio eabecmn
aqu1 10 han hcho, queda en-
Sc tra del antique oTsL HELyETHA del Pedro shira este ADM
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ONA BUENA ADMINISTRATION.
GuuynlIIa On busn estate b gSpIco.

Hace honor a ID buens RdminiStraci6n
de GuSyanil 81 infoTme que rsgpeato del
estado de aquella pobls bli6n ha pro 1ucido
a Csn.Eo superior 81 inspector do sanidAd
del d BtFito NoTte
Con Uu pFesupueAto que no llrga z
mil dollars TeSultRn RiIf peri ycta neDts aten
didoI It'd les ssrVicioa L6b ices en-
limpiszl &c GALES, plaz4H y $500 general
do la p, blacf6s, 90 smplesn 500 dollaEs
con msgnffco FeBultsdc.
El estado de IL csrnicsrfs matadsro
ss excslent', no dejandO NADIA que deBssF.
Los COrralsI limpiOu y 81 vecindaEiO Cui5a,
boRo dc !lsyAr BuO bRRuEal a HitiOH Rdetus.
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CABLES De HOY
EnOTms coseCha Dc cafe en- sI BlasiI
DacIaraciones del tsmosO SsnadoI
CuII0m.
Horrible catasuofe en- Chelsea, Esta-
DO De Massachusetts.
Diez miIIonss De E6rdidas J como
diez mil aImas sin hOgal.

NueVa York, AbTil 14.-DSpach1u do
Rio Janeiro infoFmRu, con caPkctsr fetal,
que Ia OoaschR de E. f6 eBte 6 n, On veTdG
deTamente txtraordir aria. EstimRBe ca
nm leIenta por ciento mas gTaade que u
del paSsdO sfio. Los cOsachsFog de ere
grsuo mu6Stranss muy Ea.isfsChoD, sBpe
FanzRdoH de que loT Tendimientog HsE6n poF
10 msnos tan Copiesna como Il CossChP,
dadaR las nusvRs combinaciOnea ComsEcis
les hschAB para Ia vents del gFano en- Los
meFcRdlos de Europa loG EgtRdos Unidcg.
Es tan snorma la pTe8snte cosecha de cafe
en 81 BrRsi', que 90 cT6s en- Rio JRneiro
que aCaao RIcRnCe ocho miIlones de Saccg
So CE6s on CfTcu'oB comsTcial1s % de eatS
ciuiad, qua esa production de cafe bFssi'e'
70 tepgR tambien poE coEolREio una bsjR
que perjudique los dem6U pafssB pEoducto'
res del referido granc.
Washington, Ahril 14-El asDador
Cull0m ha dscsrado gus 81 prsaidente do
Venezuals general Castro, 90 vanRgloEfa
d que los EAtadOB UnidoG Tehuyen cagti'
gsEie. Alude el genador CuIIom mani.
fegtaCioneB de Ii pTensR Il ,iRl de Caracas
lR cuRl pEenGa presume que & ia enteFezS
y GneTgfa de Castro, Eo dsbs ls vaciIGci6n
de los EstsdoB UnidoB en- aplicsr & dieho
presidents IN corrective poR Gu ConduCta
asaz pTovoCadorR. El senRdoF Cullom sgEe'
60 que no obatants II preBunOi6n del gene
raj CaBtF0, a3RBo sea inevitable procodeT
en6rgicamsnte contra 81.
WaBhipgtoD, AbriI 14.-El uecrstaEio
Root Y 81 embajsdoE britGpico Nj Brycs
han frmado los tratsdoS f,Eontes & Il
delimitaci6n de fronteEan laH peBqus1fas
en- los lagos. EHts asunto que lIPg6 &
dttsTminar cisTta tiFRnt6l entire LOS doS
pafsaB vscinoV, ConHid6rRge teFminado de
modo Bati.factoFic, graCiaB 10 bu0nR dis
poAici6n del embsjadoF brit6nico Mr. Bryce
y lR psFspicaciG do Mr. Root. AmboB
diplom6ticos eBtudiaVon hRce POGO deteni'
damente ID question, en- OttiWs, Rnte 81
primer ministE0 cRnadenB0 Sir LSuFieF y
otroH mismbroB del gobierno del Dominic.
Chslass, Massachusetts, Abril14 -Uas
horForosa conf ,graei6n Tedujo csnizsB
estR CiudRd. Las pFincipales na1SRnsH
de e6i6ciog fusron devorGdaB por las lie
mas. No fu6 poaible aiBlaE Ell incendio,
pue8 debido las mstaEias fkcilmOnte com
bustiblsa que en- algunoH sdifciou hAbfa,
las llamRs 90 extendieFon poF la ciudad
cln ateFradoTR rRpidez. Han psrecido Cal
bonizadss numeronsG PERSONAL hAll6ndoso
e1tre las vfctimEB no poCoB nifioE, Sc deB'
oonoce 81 origsn de 10 cor f .graCi6n. En-
10 ciu lad no han baBtado evitaE sIcenaB
de miBsrip, los inmediGtoG Ruxilios presto
dos & los millaTes dc sImas gus ban paEdi
do HuS h9gsrsB que duerm0n On impEovi'
sRdaS tiendag dc Campaiia. Las EerdidaB
SO CAlcula que auCienden ditz miIlones
de dol'avB. Han emps1ado los trabajos
de deEegcomb1o, hRbi6ndose hRlIado s'gunoB
vfctimRs baio los enoEme8 hacinamientoB
de ceni2a So afFmR que muchAB psrSonas
Am perdido 81 uso de Ia ERz6n.
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EI guartia Gir0na fu6 heridO en-
Puelta de TieTrs.
RslO que Sc suplns 0CuIta aTOi6
contra 6l una terrible psdTada,
La h0TId', On fornl estraIIsds. Do ttss cent?
metros yen IA ngidn frontal, ss 10 BYOnts'
i.GO r0s9TndO
De nuestro eorresponsaLl

AbTil Il. -AnOChe & los s , media fu6
cuERdo On 81 cuRTtO de GocoFro 81 policfR
Emilio Girona, de u. b Vi1R contusa On
f'EmR estralladS, de tTOs ce tEmetgoB en- IL
region frontal dsreCh', de prOn6stico re-.
AeTvadc.
Fu6 a'istido poE 81 doctor Lopez sicaEd6
y pFRcticants Lozanc.
L. b Eida fue ocRnionAda poE una Pie.
On que lanzaFa una mano oculta en- los
momsntos On gus 81 poliofa oEleoabs al
Bilencio On nm c.f.tfn On ia par2ds Z.
El du no de-! cafein, 90 afrrR .e1Io Juan
G tz6lGz.
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FUEGO EN- ARECIBO.
QuemaT0nse dos Casas en- JaTsales,
Gtnl'Rua 0I 0ntaslSSmO para las fIOStlS 10 San
Felipe Y VSBsGaInRts para los Jugs
ElnEnI0S,
ODE maestro corrs8ponsal. )

a Abri, 12.-Eu Ia taFde del microbes Ia
csmpanR del PaEqu9 de Bombe Oh di6 q
Eelsl d fuego. Acuditron B>guidaments
los bombeEoH, glliendo para 81 Uto dal ii
II afro gus era ca j EeSleB, dcnde 80 q:
mRTon DOS caHAB de msdeFB. uropiedad d.
I4fB Tejsda y lR otTR dc Ziilo Tru il O..
Los blmbeEoB tFab0j ron con ShinCo n
de Iocalizsr el f eg Clno Rsf Ve conHiguit.
-Segd 90 dies 90 tTRb ) con el obistO
do fundar en- estR ciudad IN U 81 10 pueT'
toFIiquaho.
Hoy be llsgado ( sIta ciudad procO.
dsnte lie IoE E,tadoi Uni1oD, Mr., LAhn ann,
Cond1efio de la f6brica de cigarroa que
tTs b JIG On en- sAta ciudad, The WeEt Inc
dies Cif aTB Co.
-ContinuR 81 entuViasno para laB
IF6ximas fsatRB do SAn Fs ipe principal
n ents ptFa los Juegos FlaraleS que CON
iodo eI IolondoF ss Gel braT61 sl 2 de Mayo
"a cite tsRtEo. Da oSdR dfs 90 EeCibsn
noticiss de poetaB qus tomRE61 pATte On 81
toroso itsEaFio. H9Bts sl DIS 20 del &C
tusl ae Rdmiten las composicioneg.
IS, NOS dice qus laI obrss de Ia CGrIe.
terR de AyeCibo q LRFes van t0man1O i'm.
pulse, Dios gFacian Y ls de Hatillo
Iou6ndo comenzarG2
-PTonto SO eatab!ecer6 en- eBta ciudRd
81 Bsfi i1r Pedro Guerrero, ciFujsno dentipta
-Ea lR pr6ximR Semana Comeuz "a !
lsu obTas do ls asusla de Is MsTina =
calls de VeFgarR. Tsrminsdo 81 pi 0
que 90 haGe al pRucO de Visitor r jas, as
procsdeF6 lR inatalaci6n sy6ctrica que ha
Rprobado 81 Concejo Municipal
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tir que % pEsECribisren, pero 81 regto del
equipo, incluIaH laB plAcaF, IeH BoEG proper
CiUnado poE cuents del gobierno. La Co
miSi6n de ls poliCfa inuulaE tendEE facultad
para detsEminaT u f9rma On que habrkn
de adquirirSs Ia insignia, 81 unifoEme =
laH pEendas de vestir indicadog, al como
Ice pEeCios que hRbFGn Dc ca7gaE1s poE
s,loa.
Vase za e1isiSm ds nsGaana)
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dop. LetEinaH on gran ndmsro hay en-
buena poTCi6n de caBaH de Ia poblaci6n ,
Csda vsz se mejoEs este importante BeEvi
clio, FeHuItRndo aRf en- benefeio dc ls uRIud
del veciadRTic.
Mereoe pl6cemea la administrator mu-
nicipal de una localidad que All eumple
con L. ley , 90 empth1 en- d, feudsR , con.
gsEvar Il BaIud p6bliCR de BuB adminiEtEa.
doG
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(Erio Baufn Iron Work., RBOOKLYN, N. Y.
Havana Iron Works. RKGLAs HABANA.
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PABQUE BOBINQUEN
Avrso IMPORTANT

La administration tiene 81 guso de cue
dia prmero de Mayo del corrente evara eo gau
Inauguration del Pque dversiones Durante
&c Ari haran las reormas abricss pero alberto
para pubco de costumbr E progama de la inaugu
racion sra publcado mas tarde Bornquen Park B.
1redway, Manager.
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En Gta impEonta Dc ycndo dO papol
poEi6dico vioio s 12.OO Ios Is kilo1 (oss
qNiNtaE)
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COmp0SiCiOnGs para los juegOs flo
ralsS de AFsGibO.
EI sntuSiaSmO es i1dsscIiptibIs con
motive de Gsa gan fiesta.
AOi0 gansfusO On hlin Dc los DohrB Dc su puG'
bio, TsllIzldO pOrOI SOfa Garcia.
~ nueatre oorresponsaE. J

AhHil IL. -Coutir da1 llegRndo de dis
tintaB poblacioneB de IL Is'a compoaicioneB
para los pE6ximou Juegos FloEaleu. HaA'
to el dia 20 So admiten poesiss, , 81 dia 21
ne publicAF6n los lemsB de Las Tecibidag.
-SGgdu pRTece 81 entaaiasmo de los de-
psndientes para la clsuBuFs de los elta'
b'eoimisntos & Is Esis do ls tRFde, ha de-
caido y, como dc oostumbTe, On AEecibO
quedar6 81 proyscto para mejoF oChRi6r.
Hay quien propugO que Ia clauRuEa ge ex'
tenders tsmbi6u Las ttendas del Csmpo
y despues, gus los s6badog 90 tsrga ebieR'
to hAAtR lRa dc Ia noche. Todo elto Eo
90 mas que IN abHurdC; deben CeTHarSa los
satableCimisntOu de lR ciudRd todoa los
dian dc la Bsn ana.
Ell pEopistaTio don Manusl Garcia, hiio
dc cite pueblo hoy TsBiderts en- VegI Alta
he tenido ls genaHoHidad de EFgalar uu
heEmoEo buey pAFA que 60 laEta entire los
pobTGB en- Las FisBtas do San Felipe. Es
dign0 de a2l9uHo ID conducts del seior
GAEcfP.
-PREa Il aeA do mss 80 aBpeTRn on eats
oiudad loB nuevoI uniforme8 del Cuerpo
de BomberoE.
Como 80 sspsrAba ma hS lIegado on este
vApor de los EntsdcB Unidog la nuava
mRquinaEia para el soUe lucto. So eBpera
sl VieFnes.
Han HRlido para los EstRdo1 Unidog en-
RSuntos de negeCioB l9s comsFciRntes, don
GEegoEio LedsTmR y d. DonR'o Gcitfa, de
este comeTciU.
Ell padre RsxkCh pEepRTB con toda
Oolemnidad las fastaU de samsna B1nta.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
REPORT Of TRUSTEES
IN JOHN ENh ESTATE

Final and supplementary accounts as
executors of the will of the late John
Ena were fled yesterday by Father
Valentin and the Hawaiian Trust Com
pany in the Circuit Court. The final
account included the period from the
fling of the last account up to June
10, and reported the receipt and dis
bursement of certain sums of money
amounting to about $4,000, principally
the proceeds of the sale of stocks be-
longing to the estate; and the division
of certain other stocks between the
widow as a part of her dover and the
trustees of the estate who win now
take control of it, The stocks thus
reported to be divided, one third to the
widow and two thirds to the trustees.
are: Inter-Island Steam Navigation
company, San Francisco Shipping com
pany, Hawaiian Hardware company,
Star Dairy, Hawaiian Fruit and Taro
Company, and bonds of the Honolulu
Gas company.
The supplementary report covers the
period from June 10 to July II and
reports the receipt and disbursement of
$7724.45 received from the sale of So
shares of the Inter-Island Steam Navi-
CATION company. The money after
paying certain expenses was divided
among the heirs entitled to it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-26
Real Estate Transfers

Alvin c. Russell to II. Ellsworth
Shippers. 70 acres in Fifth district
south OF B. & o. K. r.. $500; II. Ellis
worth Shippers and wife to Alvin c.
Russell, 20 acres north OF b. & O. X.
r., $1,000 division OF property
Martha J. Hammond and Isaac II.
Hammond, her husband, Of Pennsyl-
vania, to William J. Snavely, OF Ok
lord. Pa. 1913 acre property in Cecil
County, 5000
Sias +. Cannon and wife to Eliza
beth a. Craig. property on Main street,
North East, $2.r2s.
w. ) Evans and John III. Little, adj
illustrators. to Reuben Bond. proper
ty Of late Jane Little in Seventh dis
trict. SI2s
Julia w. Lum, OF Philadelphia, 10
Lydia II Partenheimer. Of the same
city. two properties at North East,
81, 100
William Hooper Hanna to the Mount
Hanna Brick and Clay Company. oil
Delaware. property near Bacon Hill,
$500.
Richard b. Merritt and wife to Mary
]. Wanemaker, property at Warwick
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