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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
TWO.THIRDS RULE As
1T MAY AFFECT BRYAN
Utica Observer Cites Candidacy
of Van Buren, as Instance
Where the Majority
Failed TO Win.

II John 4. Johnson can enter the
Democrats National Convention sup
ported BY the States OF Minnesota
New York. Iowa. Wisconsin. West
Virginia. New Jersey. Connecticut. und
Rhode Island. and IL Governor Doug
las receives the united vote OF Mas
sachusetts and Maine. and George
Gray Is given the votes OF Delaware
and Maryland. and Senator Daniel
those OF Virginia. II is our sincere
opinion that one or the other OF them
viii eventually be named for Presl-
dent by the Denver Convention.
We say this with full knowledge OF
the fact that Mt. Bryan viii probably
have a majority OF all the delegates
on the first ballot--but that ne viii
not have the required two-thirds.
II he lacks them. and II a subse-
Quent discussion shows his points OF
weakness. we believe he cannot I'm
crease his vote. bat that each sub
/ seouent ballot win show him weaker
than he was az frst-in other words
that he viii suffer the same sort 81
defeat that befell Martin Van BureT
/ in the Democratic National Conven
/ ton IN Baltimore In 1S44.
| II viii be recalled that Van BureI
i had a clear majority on the first bal
lot there. but the two-thirds rule
OF which he himself was the author
!
| remained in force ever since.
In 1868 II was the avOwed purpos
OF the friends OF George II. Pendhetol
20 abrogate II as soon as he had
hare majority OF the delegates IN III
favor-a crisis which fortunately a.
not arise.
In 1876 Mr. Tilden was charged b,
hts enemies with a desire 10 sbrogat
the rule. but the Observer warTni
supported Il then and II has occasion
90 know Mr.. Tilden did. too. Fore
casting the result OF the St Lous
Convention ne asked. with a shrew
twinkle in his eyes How would 90
votes doom the first ballot?" IF 20
have them. you are the winner o
the second ballot" was the reply. NJ
Tilden had. on the first ballot. 20
votes. without trenching on the favor
tie sons OF Ohio. Indiana. Pennsyl
vania, New Jersey. OF Delaware. an
on the second ballot he was over
whelmingly nominated.-UUca Obsel
yer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
PROHIBITION HAD
CUT SCHOOL FUNDS

MOBILE. ALA.-Special-M Major
ity and minority reports were pre-
scented 20 the county school commits
sioners by a special committee ap-
pointed TO recommend retrenchment
plans necessary 20 meet the financial
situation confronting the board. re-
Eultant from the Carmichael statutory
prohibition bill. which will cause a
deficiency in funds from liquor IL
censes OF $4,000 annually. The ma
Sority report recommended a reduc-
tion OF 20 per cent. OF the salaries OF
the entire teaching force. adjustment
OF the Offices OF assistant superintend-
ent. supervisor Of manual training. the
ceasing 20 pay salary 20 the license
officer. and with recommendation
that the buildings and equipment OF
the kindergartens be given over 10 the
use OF the associations OF citizens with
out remuneration.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
MOTHERS OF VICTIMS
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT

CLEVELAND. O.-Special Cob
ifnvvood mOthcrs whose children per-
ished IA the school FIRE. may appeal
20 President Roosevelt 20 see has
someone "a punished FOR the aisae-
ter AZ a mass meeting speakers
among ;he women denounced ne
school board the aufhorities and the
county coroner. whose verdict tneT
term whitewash. They WIZ 80
that another Investigation BE- mads
az once. and VIII ask the State au-
thcritics 90 act Falltng 90 xet "a
suits. they say they viii petition Pres
( ldent Roosevelt in an EFFORT 90 PIX the
/ blame They viii also demand th2f
/ the town be annexed 90 cleveland. 20
/ that the new school building can %
/ erected by the city board ~ education
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
WHY WILLIAM LYNCH
PAID NO STATE TAXES
Was Father of Thirty-four Chill
dren and Had Promise of More.
Virginia Legislature Granted
Him an Exemption of
AL Levies.

The clerks Tor the Investigating com
ulIftce. who were sent 90 Richmond,
Wa. fo investigate the records and look
up other data connected with the VIZ
gIula debt question. have discovered a
number of queer entries In the acts ot
the Virginia Legislature.
one ~ the clerks sent copy Of an
entry fn tne Acts 81 "a session passed
ln ls1- GO Attorney General Clarke ".
Nav. which reads as follows.
Whereas. 90 ia rcpreseutcd 20 the
General Assent lv that william Lynch.
Sr of the county 90 Hrunswic<. o. the
father az thirty -four legitimate chill
lrrn. on whom twenty seven are now
living. that he has been the husband
OF four wives. che last ~ whom ls now
young and healthy. and gives him ev-
cry assurance 90 am increase ~ hii
numerous progeny. that he was sol
dler ln tho war % the Revolution. and
has been through lie an upright ans
useful citizen. but that axe and th'
a. length rendered him inlrm and poor
"Re 10 enacted hy the General As
sembIv. That william Lynch. ~ th'
. county or Brunswlck shall be here
. after exempt from che payment OF AM
public or county tax. levy. charge o
I contribution whatever. and % shall
I not be lawful Tor amy court sheriff
b deputy sheriff. coroner or other publu
I ofiier. within This tommonwc altn. q
demand or receive 81 che said Lynch
and such TAX. levy. charge or ccntri
button.
"'rhi- act shall commence and De 20
. force from and after the passinl
T thereof Charleston lW- Va Gazette
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
FREDERICK HELD SAYS
HE WAS IRRESISTIBLE

NEW YORK-Special.-
Kelly. OF Kearney. y. ]. held IN 81
600 bail in his confession OF having
four wives. Frederick w. Held, also
known as Parsons. who says he - the
son OF wealthy parents IN Galveston.
Texas. He was married on February
Sth 70 Miss Anna Duckworth. OF
E-earney. under the name OF Parsons
Held confessed he had married his
first cousin. Miss Louisa Held. IN
Easton. Pa. IN June. 1902; Miss FL
sic Mature. OF Newark. soon after
wards. and IN January OF last year
Miss Nellie Maury. OF Newark
There Is something about me-" he
said. that makes every girl meet
firt with me and fall In love with
me-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
NAMES DELEGATES TO
GO To WASHINGTON

As already announced In this pa
per Governor Swanson viii attend
the conference to De held In Washing
ton May 18Th. 14th and 18th az the
instance OF President Roosevelt for
the purpose OF taking steps to pre-
serve the natural resources OF this
country
The Virginia Executive has named
the following as delegates 10 This
meeting: DIT Edwin A. Alderman.
University or Virginia. Hon. Roosevelt
Page. Hanover county. and James ID.
Russell. OF Winchester.
The Governors OF several states viii
attend the conference. which Is 20
DO held at the White House and
promises TO attract considerable at
tentiOn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
STATE CONVENTION
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
To Be Held az Roanoke, Va. April
14th 20 16th-Many Distin-
guished Leaders and Prom
inent Workers % Attend.

"a. r,rs h~~r,fn.r STATE euraav 81 hnrf
Convention proun.ses a. 81 one IA un-
sstinS oes-,,-e %. sns may e-l .ese
h.eaase of the iu.1etus noog bsiax siV-s
90 ne ,s g,,r,o,.- en-, ~ ~. ,tor.
-
ne 49,. ''..s 49, ~ 49, -
-~,,.st.,, W..t,...-lu,- 80 IS r'ru.t.,--'
Am IAN lSfh anf fsth. rhe rrs-i&
Vim b. under th0 iradershfp 81 TuIIar
ana MsSsd..n. Sf ~ - 1 1ss sss
20 -oI-.s ana an orrhssrra ~ nfte~a
~ ,s. 49,. and b.-, M $780,
school books. literature ana devices q
Az N.n1s 'S- A.,1s ,-,,.., h.
auit~ extensive. as a large uanlhsr q
g gsS soms ' @i be- spisssdiy rssSs
sen r 5se' ,o,,o,v,,r we'll known ana dis
,t,s,l,isbei sp.s1xe-s ~. In Sc ur@senf
,aasi s.-rs;.- 'sSs; a Ia "a ,ir an.
las movemsnt
Z - ~ r.~,.. Navrarh -
/ -,t.--,s-~-,I -.c~at1ry eI~ru~-tarr
5--
i T,rerfserr Archibald Mclean. Cirrfn-
80 nre-iseet s-ersiru Chrfsfian Nffs-
siS M- 8,~ensorfer S-u York.
..-rst,-v vounw peoples nissionary
T ,-r'..-.-.
/ So L phulIps IL 70 Richmond
+ .-.~er.l rrem-serf 81. ~ srnool
work. southern Presby terian church
80 .,-~~rerr Sfarvfant Sunasv scnoos
/ .s..,-1..fi.-, -
~ r,st-A.- II "a pararsf,r,-sr
pap1iet sunday school ana BIbIs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
ENDORSE ROOSEVELT
INSTRUCT For TAFT.
Third District Republicans in Con
vention at Manchester Regret
That the President VIII Not
Stand for Third Term.
RICHMOND. Special
The Third District Republican Con

RICHMOND. special
The Third District Republican Con
venuon was called 70 order
Thursday in Manchester; John
-. Luce OF G0ochiand. pre-
siding Secretary ~. j. Erright
called the roll OF delegates. There
was not n negro seated IN the hall
When the Delegates from Henrico
were called Mr. i W Gilman. or
that county. arose 90 announce that
the delegation would be contested
Secretary EnriEht replied that ne was
aware OF the contest and that the
contest would oe laid before the pro-
per committee
Richmond Postmaster Roy r. Ca
bell was next nominated by Mr.. Luce
and unanimously elected temporary
chairman OF the convention. amid
prolonged cheering Mr Cabeu q
tnce took the chair.
Thanking the convention Tor hrs
election as chairman. the speaker
went on 70 say thnt che dawn - a
new era in Republican politics had
arrived in Nirginia Tie felt that from
this day ora Republican could an
nounce his politics in the Mother Of
states without fear % creating any
other feeling iu his friends and Fam
ily than feeling OF pride. with which
scrylfiou Nr Cahel closed. and
Mr. Melvin Flcgenheimcr. 81 Rich
mond was nominated and elected
temporary secretary Of the convcn-
. ton.
The report OF the COMMITTEE on
Resolution was. I'm part. as follows
Resolved that VIC add our voice
90 the chorus OF praise going mp from
every corner OF the land for tho good
work Of Theodore Roosevelt ths
greatest % Republicans.
While wo regret hIs voluntary rc
tircmont from the presidency. we fee
that his mantle can safely be place.
on the ample shoulders ~ hie illus
trlous friend and colleague. William
II. Tart. and by these resolutions w'
instruct our delegates 20 the nation
al convention elected today 20 vote
5 for the nomination of william II. Tar
-uutLl be Is nnmlnatna-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
HAVING SLOW WORK
AT TARGET PRACTICE

MAGDALE\A BAY. - Special -
Owing 20 the absence or tugbORts 20
tow the large targets into position for
the big battleships OF Admiral Evans
heet the stay at Magdalena Bay may
be prolonged for more than a week
one tug only IS available for this
work. the Fortune. recently from Mare
Island The big ships are practtcinS
in turn Yesterday the Alabama and
Maine were the lucky vessels. What
the scores made. however. have been
carefully concealed. and no knowledge
OF their performances viii be made
public until the Official report has been
made 90 Washington.
Since the advent OF the warm wea-
Their al Magdalena Bay Admiral Evans
health has materially improved. Last
night he was able 20 get about on
deck. the stiffness caused by rheuma-
tism having practically disappeared
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
SlvED WOMAN'S LIFE
By TWIST In HER HAIR
Mother Had Leaped Into Pond 70
Save Little Daughter and Was
on Point CT Drowning When
Drawn 20 Bank by Pole
Twisted IN Her Hair.

ROANOKE TA-sreS lsI. Views
has been received here of a sad ac-
cifcnr az SroNriiie 81 Rcarokr coun-
" Oracle ki~cv feirnt-v os--oit
daughter e. NJ. Cord on Etray. While
trying 90 get a tucEet o. water for
n-r mother. who VAS SEX lr BOD Fen
into a deep hole below a min i1-1-
Ma Kirby. on hearing th1t ire ralf
was tn the water. lrarci lrom her BID
and ran and jumped into thr rstsF
in an EFFORT 90 save her .ttie aa1En-
ter
Az vs. r. TIEicr1an. who was cross
ing "a bridge that Tea over tre stream.
on seeing Mrs kirby ttrrEgiirE IN
the water. piunre1 arto TIRE creek.
and. taking hold u IRE wcrar. strcvs
% drag ncr 80 a place ~ safrty.
Both % them were on th- rclnt %
drowning when NJ John craze rush-
"a 20 the rescue. Hr sncrreted n
twisting a pole ln Mrs. Keys hair.
ard. drawing her o. the BANS. in tlts
way managed 20 save hcth her ana
Nfr Srirfenar TIE uftis Eri uak
dead whcn taken frem ere water.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
SURVEYOR OF CUSTOMS
AT ST. LOUIS FOUND SHORT

ST LOUIS. MO - Special -- s.
shortage variously estimated az from
$4,000 90 So. 600 has been disclosed in
the st Louis Office of surveyor OF
customs. Charles Galleukamp The
lattcrs chief clerk. s.. T.. SChriner.
IN whose department the shortage Is
said 60 have been found. has been
relieved from duty pending further
investigation TO the discrepancy. The
whole matter IS shroudcd in mystery.
and a special committee from Wash
ington 20 investigate the shortage is
maintaining the utmost secrecy.
Neither Mr.. Gallenkamp nor his chief
clerk viii talk on the subject 4
shortage OF S61.5OO was discovered in
the office or Subtreasurer Atkins one
year ago. and Is now the subject of
congressional investigation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
PRESIDENT HARPER
RESIGNS FROM BANK

WASHINGTON. y Especial -
Robert y Harper. president % the
American National Bank. who was tho
rrst person convicted OF the violation
o. the pure food and drugs acf. and
urged upon the District Attorney by
President Roosevelt. has resi- ruod his
position as president 90 the American
National Bank Nr Harper claims he
s. innocent OF the charge under which
ne was convicted. but is afraid his
trouble would inlure the interests OF
the bank
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
SEN. JOHN w. DANIEL
HEADS COMMISSION
Governor Swanson Designates
Members of Commission 70 Lo-
cate Monument on Field Of
Gettysburg as Memorial
TO Virginia Troops.
RICnMOND. ~. specIaI. :

fsANAlAONAAs a. special.
Acting in pursuance of the instruc-
lions of bin Just passed by the Leg
islaturc. Governor swanson Thursday
named the commission which Is 10
have IN charge the erection ~ Con
federate monument in the national
Military Park az Gettysburg.
This memorial. which will com
mcmorate the services OF the Nir-
ginia troops. il 20 be approved hy The
Secretary OF War before it IS erected.
The Legislature appropriated Slo.-
ooo Tor the monument. and u is exc
pccted that this sum viii Doe consii-
erably augmented BY Subscription
from Confederate camps. societies and
individuals.
The commission will be headed by
Senator John W. Daniel and the 9th eI
members VIII be Major TT A. Ed-
mondson. or Halifax. Captain stephen
= Read. Of Mccklenburg. and Coi0ne
Thomas smith. or FauQuicr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
PLAGUE BREAKS OUT AT
GUAYAQUu. ECUADOR

0UAYAoUu. ECUADOR.-specsa
The greatest alarm Il felt here
today over the increase OF the bu-
bonic plague. and many residents are
feeing- Sanitary conditions here and
IN other nearby towns are bad There
are ficty-one cases OF the plague IN
the Lazarotto. besiccs several cases
OF smallpox and yellow fever. Ply
stcsans are IN Quito comforting with
the Government. Some OF the old
buildings. among them the Town Hall,
ed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
AMBASSADOR BRYCE
TO SPEAK AT UNIV

CHARLOTTESvILLE. vA-Special
James Bryce. the British Ambsssa dor.
has accepted an invitation 70 deliver
the Founders Day address at the tnl-
versity OF Virginia on April 18TH. JET
Persons birthday
While az the University the &ubas-
sador. who will be accompanied ~
his wife. viii De the guest Of Presi-
dent and Mrs Alderman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28
ONLY PARTY TO GIVE
HOPE OF SUCCESS
why Democracy the Subject
of Bryan's Speech at Chicago
on His Forty-eighth Birthday.

Special why Demo
cracy2"
This was the subject OF a speech de-
uvered BY william J. Bryar before a
great mass meeting in this city Thurs
day, and after referring % the rcc-
ords OF President Roosevelt. Secretary
Taft and Governor Hughes ia refer
ence 20 corporation legislation, ne an
sWered the question as follows
Because the Democratic party IL the
only party sufficiently large TO give
hope OF success and sufficiently demo
cratic 20 give hope OF relief after q
victory has been won"
II was the orators forty -eig nth
birthday. and he was greeted by Aa
audience OF 10000 people Former
Mayor OF Chicago Carter H. Harrison
presided
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-03-28

Georgfe-MRmnla. - the man tkee
makes the bread az the neSesy caiist
4 loafer e--Narcn I1p2incottN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Saturday the bargain land sale day
at Morgan s.
Get your ice from the Oahu lee and
Electric company.
Don't be held up in S. F. on ac-
count of your baggage going wrong.
Wah Ying Chong Co., next the Fish
market, has dry goods at low prices.
Len Choy, the florist, Beretania and
Smith street, viii supply you with cut
flowers for decoration.
A young German, well recommended
desires a position with banking or
mercantile firm. See classified ads.
Don t overlook the Suit Sale at
Sachs, you can get suit all ready to
wear for the price of the material.
The City Transfer Co. (Jas. H. Love-
will have the government seal placed
on your trunks, saving inspection at
S. F.
A young lady with knowledge of
books and typewriting may secure en-
plovment by reading the classified ads
today
The prediction is that for high
grade lots in Kalmuki, Saturdays sale
at Morgan s will be the last one, where
the figure is SO low.
There is a quality about the china
decorated by Mrs. Jane Lishman More
that is seldom found in work done out
side the French studios.
The Auto Livery Co., corner Hotel
and Union streets, rent automobile
hacks at hack rates. Also house and
repair ears for private parties. E. H.
Lewis, manager. phone 6.
The use of Nelson s India paper
makes it possible to condense $50 pages
into a single small volume Selected
works of the best authors can be OBJ
tanned in this series of E. Herrick
Brown. corner Alakea and Merchant
streets.
The combination lunches at Alex
ander Young Cafe whereby you may
select 25c, Soc, or soc lunch, ae
cording to your appetite, have proven
extremely popular with patrons. If
YOU haven t lurehed at the A. Y. c.
YOU ought TO do 50 at once.
People who like tea like to have the
very hest there is. To tea drinkers
there is no medium. Tea IS either good
or bad. Everybody pronounces the |
Bee - brand Ceylon tea sold by Hen
nv Nav & Go. as the best. Packed in
tin foil and little gunny sacks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
BAND CONCERT At
AALA PARK TONIGHT

The Hawaiian band will give a con
cert this evening at 1870 clock at
Aala park, as fellows:
PART I.
March Manbattan Beach, Sousa
Overture" Italia Mates
1.-The Soldiers in the Bush as -.
..-'-.... ...-.'... $3.50. Emmanuel
Seleetion-"Old Sweet Songs '.Dalbey
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
The Carnevale of Venice =. Umberto
THE Loves Passing" Eiercere
" The kissing SPELL ....... .Sablon
Star Spangied Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. J. W. Catheart has been stricken
with illness while visiting in Kona.
James A. Thompson, clerk of the SUI
preme Court, is back at his duties after
his vacation.
Chief Justice HartwelI has returned
from his vacation and has resumed his
duties on the bench.
The Hawaiian band win play this
morning on the Oceanic dock for the
departure OF the steamship Alameda.
The Eagles viii hold their regular
meeting this evening. There will be
big things doing. Several new birds to
get wings.
Secretary Mott-Smith came in yester-
day from Waialae where he has been
spending his vacation, returning in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Robertson, the Misses Rob
ertson and Mrs. Bougherty are spend
ing a few weeks at the Carter place,
Manoa valley.
Reserved seats for the lepers pie
ture fund benefit concert, to be
given at the Opera House Saturday
night. are now on sale at the Bergstrom
Music Co.
The consolidation of the bond issues
of the upper and lower Hamakua ditch
es. is said TO be the necessary accom-
plishment to secure the floating OF the
bonds for the lower ditch IN London.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker left
Yesterday for Hawaii on the Mauna
Kea to be absent about three weeks.
They took an automobile along with
Henry Lewis to act as chauffeur.
Chairman Hustace of the Board of
Supervisors yesterday celebrated the
forty sixth anniversary of his birth
and was serenaded by the County band.
Hustace was born on this island and
has never been off it.
In the years 1905 and 1906 there
were I27 civil cases before the Unit
ed States District Court and ia Grim
inal cases. During 1907 and 1908 there
were only "a civil cases while there
were $50 criminal eases.
The ladies of the Fort Street Chinese
church are preparing to give bazar
with interesting Oriental features in
the early part of December for the
benefit of the church, the kindergarten
and the Chinese Y. M. 9. A.
Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell is planning improve
ments in the intake of the kahulul
water supply which will help the stu
alton there, though a reservoir, which
is the permanent solution, can not be
to icfo npn
the means
Fred L. Waldron, lately of the Pro-
motion Committee, wonders why the
Bishop Museum authorities never no.
tilted the Promotion Committee that
the dates of the Museum s open days
were incorrect, and to request that
they be changed. Mr.. Waldron puts
this query in answer to a criticism by
L. G. Blackman on the promotion liter
ature.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE
PLANS Entertainment

Plans have been made for the enter
tainment of the men of the Pacific
feet by the Seamen S Institute during
their stay in port. Concerts are being
arranged by W. R. Foster, during the
absence of F. ". Everton, the superin-
tendent, and he will supervise the work
with the assistance of c. NJ. Lovsted
and Hugh Minchin.
Stereoptieon lectures will be given by
Rev. W. D. Westervelt and Mr.. Ed.
Towse, which the men appreciate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a new
Directory of Subscribers of the Mutual
Telephone Co. will shortly be published
All subscribers desiring any change
of name or address are requested to
leave instructions in writing at the
Office of the Company, corner of Alakea
and Merchant streets, on or before
Monday, August 31st, 1908, after which
new Directory.
Honolulu, August 21st, 1908.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
A LEASE TO KUHIo.

A lease was yesterday fled with
Registrar Merriam for record, whereby
Mrs. Lanihau Opeka of Koloa, Kauai.
leased for a term of twelve years to
Prince Kuhio Kalanianaole, an acre and
a quarter of land lying along the gov
eminent road and adjoining the Dole
taro patches in Koloa. The rent reserv.
ed is $50 a year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.

AS a result or saving my child I re-
gard Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as medicine which
should be in every household.-John
Adams, Merchant. Gold River, Nova
Scotia. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Fl. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
JAPANESE CEMETERY.

A japanese Cemetery Association
has applied to Treasurer Campbell for
a charter. The association has secured
land makai of Moiliili church which
has been approved by the Board of
Health
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-26
LAND FoR SCHOOL HOUSE.

A deed to about third of an acre of
land in Honokohau Valley, Maui, from
II. P. Baldwin to the Department Of
Public Instruction was fled for record
yesterday.