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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-24
Alfordsville, N. c., Feb. %, 'Os
GhleR Of PoIlee Of FayettevllI KIN.
@by q Negro. Yesterday.

Jones H Banton, chief of DO
lice Of Fasetteville, was shot
about 1:ao O'Clock yesterday at
ternoon by Sam Aurchison,. a
negro about 30 years old, and
died about an hour later. The
murderer was captured a short
time after the shooting occurred
add in now lodged in jail at T Fay
ettevilIe.. The ohicer was tt'
tempting 10 arrest the negro.
There Was some demonstration
On the part Of a crowd aud so1le
excitement after the murder be.
came known and fears were er.
! tsFtained that, the negro would
be lynched, but 1t is thought
that the dsnger is~over. Court
! will he held in 80 days and be
win be given speedy trial. One
7 year ago, lacking one week,
another chief of police cf the
=. town, J. Il. Chason, and Ohicel
LackSmy were murdered by I
negro. ~ .'.:.< =.
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development Of the Port et WILL
HIaGieH.



During all this period of tur.
moii and chickering's we lave been
passing through for sUme time,
that Gnier but ever. faithful ser.
want of the. people, Senator Over
nan, has, been dealing some
sledge Hammer blows in favor of
the development and prosperity
of his State. The thing of partic-
. ular note is getting Congress to
appropriate money enough to
convey the channel thus opening
up the whole of the Cape Fear
section and insHring all of Us as
lcheap freight rates as are accord
ed any people. We people who
live in that territory that is COZ
tiGunus to the city of Wilmington
should he especially gratified al
the accomplishment of this great
work, for it means much in the
material development and contin
ued prosperity of our section
With the Wilmington port prop
crly developed this city will near
us much to US as Portsmouth and
Norfolk mean to Virginia. This
esult all desire.
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To Be a High Old FiddIer's Con-
VehtIon at Red Springs.
To the Edito of The Robesooi.p:

Not since The days when the
red man from the upper end ran
his canoe down the Raft swamp
and Lumb Der river to the general
rendezvous of the tribe on the
high bluff, now known as Lum-
berton, to attend the big pow
WOW, when the tom toms and the
big war dance of.the season took
place, will there be such a gath
ering of the people as will take
place at Red Springs in the Audi
torium on the End of March next
Red Springs in the near past has
seen many notable gatherings.
We've had fruit fairs and horse
racing; we've had the Elders and
Deacons Institute at which in,-
mense numbers of people gather
ed from all parts of the county.
We've even had two governors
here from the two Carolinas at
the same time. but bless you,
what is two governors, or even a
half dozen as for that mai tier, to
be- compared to forty or fifty old
time fiddlers sitting on the same
platform and all playing Mississ
tippi Sawyer at the same time
Just think of it, my countymen
Did you ever hear of such thing
before? Now this will be the
time of your lives, and you may
never again enjoy such feast Of
lsOul. Come!
D. P. MCEACHERN.
Red Springs, N c., Feb. 22nd
1908
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Free 10 Our Subscribers.

We, " i he glad to have '>Srv rrsw7@y RI
our paper IKE advantage Of the }s5liaw,
ing OFF,: If vou will scnl yolr ..re
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Back Ache, Lame; Back, i,s-,rn, ri5,l and
,al kidney aad Bladder :ff-c,ioi J.. Il
writing them it i'll be rccessa, v-,c raie:,.
ton Chs p 'per. Pierre 10 SO We hope
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from any such complaints will take al.
vantage Of this offer at once, as we know
the preparation is most highly recon-,
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NeIGhborhood Favorite.

Mrs. E . Charles. of Harbor,
Maine, speaking of Electric Bit.
ters. says: ut is a neighborhood
favorits here with US , It deserves
to be a favorite everywhere. 1t
gives quick relief in dyspepsia, liv.
er complaint, kidney derangemnet,
malnutrition, nervousness, weak
ness and general debility Its &C
ton on the blood, as a thorough
purifier. makes it especially use.
tul az spring medicine. his
grand Alternative tonic is sold undey
guarantees at all drug stores. Zoe,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-24

Mr.. Elias Carr, whs has look.
ed after the work Of Mr.. T. K
Bruner asSecretary of the State
Department of Agriculture
since last spring. is continued
in the position Of assistant sec
rotary to the board and viii.
continue to look after the
work.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-24

: News reached here today that
Deputy Sheriff Brunson Of Dill
Ion, 81 e, was KILLED at Dillon
yesterda while trying to arres,
snegro:: No particulars of the
murder Have been learned
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY "a. I~S
kITCRIN EXPLAINS LETTER.

NW@RaG@ 10 AWOA@ b@G ES~Sa~N%
Complexities That Nay Arise
In the Congressional cOaVsR.
SaaA."
Congressman w, W. Kisch-
in gave out the following inter
view at Washington the ether
day:
"Ae l was leaving the State yes
teFday to return to the city, !
6rst learned of the criticism OF
the letter lad written to ceT-
tain congressional committee
men. That letter has been dis
tor ted to indicate that l have
some possible idea of being 4
candidate for Congress- this
year. Since | announced my
candidacy for Governor / have
never for q .moment had the
slightest idea Of being a candidate
far denomination for Congress
undeF any circumstances. The
unjust and hostile inierences
would damage me if the peo"
PIE were not intelligent and
! fairminded.
"But let nOBe of my friends
he alarmed and let them bear
10 mind NY former cautioa not
to take my positions orestinsate
my campaign BY what they Sec
iRhostile columns. Every day
brings new evidence of peoples
confidence in me, aud my nom
ination for Governor on the
first ballot is more probable nov
than at N prior time.
THR REASONS" ELuCIDATED.
1.-The reason that / had in
desiring that the congressional
convention be held after the
State convention was that ]
wanted to avoid the possible
- complications that may arise 10
the congressional convention,
and the possibility of danger
TO me from the disappointment
If Of some Of the friends Of the
various candidates for Congress
in the 9th district over The
failure Of their favorites to sue
coed in the congressional con-
yentiOD, a. more than one can
not be nominated. Ihave hele
and shall hold hands absolute.
ly of the fifth district congres.
Sional contest. BatexpeF;eDce
] very much regret to know
tells me that such a policy. 81
generally approved in one hold
ing q position to which he va
elected by the friends Of ever
candidate 10 his aistric'
has not heretofore prevent
ed injury to me from sue
impaTtislly. These reasons
thought would be manifest t
everybody at all acquainte
with The situation. did nc
see how a late convention coal
burt congressional candidate
and ! thorght it would be
precOution against harm to "a
ia the grubernatorial contest.
DEMOCRACY AND KITCHEN.
"My opinion as TO the 60,
VentIon date may be aFrOne0s
sRd, If so, the good judgnel
OF the congressional commit
will so end. / am not so co
siituted as to regard myself i
fallAblc. If the commit
shaulti think Iata c0oueuti,
would isjure the COMPRESSION
aspirants, or hurt the Demo
racy. it will have an early OF
But lit should think an ear
ore would hurt me while la
one would not hurt the Dsme
Fscy or the congressional 1
pirants. then the suggestion
alate convention is worthy
It's consideration. Iexpect
,-v----------------
nv, aAn,n khnk r,.s-n H. A. L..
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No Rssd TO fOaE ssagAs cad eeads
this year 90 you eaa obtain Bsm
Laxative CoHgh %yEaP nov from
your dssl01.. This 10 good Rewv to
mothsEa Who teaB-eroap and vAop-
ping cough. It 10 3 gRatls laxa.
tive that sxpsIsS the peisoa from
the aysteM in the. natuYal way.
Cats the phlsR1 and clears ti0
Aoea. GssVsntsa1, Sod Ag ]. p.
&&tlAnR &SNm,
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FXeCNtOr'S Notice

Having qualified as Executor of the
last will and testam, ut Of Wingate E.
Edmund, deceased, late of Robson
count. this is To nifty all persons hav-
ing c!"ins ag.u 81 the state of tn, laid
deceased. 10 present them TO the under
signed, proper V authentic ted, on or be-
fore the IIth DAY of February, 1909, or
this notice viii he plead in bar Of their
recovery II persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
meat
his Febr ar Slh, 1878.
]. McALLISTER,
2-I"-biuon Executor.
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To stop that pain In the back,
that stiffness Of the joints and
msSoies, take Pinsules. They arr
guaranteed. DoA't suffer fFnm
Thoumatism, backac'ss. kidney
trouble, When yau get 80 days
iINatment for 800. A single
6Oss at bedtime proves thsiG merit.
Get thsm to lay. Sold by I'D. Ne
h iilGR& goa.
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4 RiHg's Dyrpspsia Tablet,aftsr
each msal overcomes .indigeatioD2
dyspepsia aud other Stouaohe ills.
Two days trial free. Ask our
dealer. Bold by J. D. MeMillsa
&&O1.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-24

Vet UsUW Chaop-Dua BAsw GooR.
A hri<k fresft psistea StitA L q N
Psist a5 Ye.Es ago and vt ps4nted si.cs,
@a7 be SeEH ct 47e Bergen 81, BTookiyu,
New HWh ,. Psjst With L & 4 REitIiaSt
kri asd tTia With Shas en- GreHs @
" hite.--fse baay went seed RaiatiMs
IN as years.
l.. < n. Pa1zt Aaapts.
MeAlsSsE &sTdwsEs Co., hu1SkmnnK,
y. Co. Agents. 2-F7-2S
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COMMITTEE, which is composed
largely, if not wholly, eff my
friends to act upon its own
judgment and It's action shall
DOT 10 any event he criticised
by me.
Fair play would have with
held sach an ATTACK as wal
made oa HE until soRoiuvesti.
CATION, and fair play demande
that papers publishing the st.
! tack also publish this"
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White Spring Oats

1890 Bushels Spring Oats,
118 Coils Cotton Rope,
ISL Bags Bliss Potatoes,
lis Bags E. R. Potatoes.
964 Bags-All Grades-Rice,
119 Bags Fresh Grits,
287 Barrels Royal Flour,
POI Barrels Royal in Bags,
115 B'rrels Bunker Hill,
127 Barrels Bunker in Bags,
1875 Kegs Large Mullet,
43 Kegs Small Mullet,
SO Dozen Axe Handles,
Is Dozen Wash Boards.
COME TO SEE US.
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E d Loper, ct MasiIla, N. Y.
says II am a cETpsnteT and have
had many sevesEs ea4ts healed by
Bucklen's Armies SAlve. Il has
saved me suffering and dollars. II
is by far, the best healing salve
have ever found Heals burns,
SO, es, ulsers, fe%sf sores, eczsma
and piles. Csc atzaIl' druggists.
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=; & -
AsSury c. Ls'imer. Scatter Ft"H
sOush Csrellafa. Passed AUS1E.
.. PrOvssxaee iaio,s;ppia6I. sHash-
InU.On. Tn1rsAay-AR EaEn'sa
nnnc~wscteIaiGus xSeS ker.

@@0 ~~Sp$hS~AO
n .sAisgsOn DtSpAsEh, s2th:
Senator Asbnry c. Latimsr,
Of South Carolina, died at Prov
Hospital at 9;t5 ., M,
today, of 5peritonitis. He had
been at The hospital since Sun
day last, when he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Isl
was theM discovered That he
vas suffering with q far more
serious ailmeHt Tie bowels
had became ttsisted and his
condition vas found to be such
that surgeons hela out little
hope for his recovery. He.
rallied, however, and his pro-
gress was satisfactory until Z.
O'Clock last evening when be ;
steadily began to grow worse
At midpight it appeared that
recovery was impossible.
FAMILY AT BEDSIDE.
The members Of the Sena-
tors family we're with hitn
when he died, having been ill.,
formed that there was little
hope that he would survive the
night. Colonel Baads~il. ser
giant at arms Of the Senate, at
once made arrangements for
the removal ef the hady to the
Latimsr home az. Bolton. S. c.
, Mr.. I4atimer was 81 years Of
age. He was enc Of mostearn~
est and conscientious commit.
tee workers il Congress, being
member Of the committees
ca asrieultpFe, immigration.
mGuufactpres, public buildings
and8Fouada Is well as others of
lcss:impeFtaEee. He was esps-
ciaI1y interested in good reads
and probably did more to pro-
mote thE national movement
for government baildiRg OF
good roads than any other
nember of Congress-. He was
The author axe LatimeF good
ROADS bill. As 4 member Of
the manufacturer committee
he gave Ruch attention to the
preparation Of the pure food
Jaw and also played a promi-
nspt part in drafting the pend.
ing copyright bill. During
last summer he visited Europe
a. a member Of the imRigra.
tion commission and was pre-
pairing an elaborate report COW
eriRg Immigration conditions
ia the countries assigned t.
him. Mr. Latimer had been q
Senator since 1903 and had
served 6vs years in the House
Asbury Churchwell Latino
vas born in Loyndesviile, Alb
bevilIs eounty, S. c., July alst
. 1881, a son Of Clement T., an.
Frances B. Latimer. He VA
reared Cd his fathers farm
aRd educated in the cemmal
schopls. He Was married Il
Bolton, S. e.. Jnns Oath, 1877
TO Miss Sarah Alice RrowS
, He took part in the campaigj
of 1876, later removed TO Be
ton, ABaerson county, 1884
, and has since fasmeA there
> He vas chairman of the DeH
- e;Fatic county eommette
, from 1890 TO 1893, AM
a member Of Congress fro1
:, 1893 to 1893 from the thir
= South Carolina district. H
Was elected 4 DATED State
= Senator ip 1908. His teri
7 would havae1piEed il 1909.
~ A session of the General Al
a sembly Of South Carolina e:
- pired saturday. but it wi
a meet IN extra session two weel
hence to elect successor I
Senator LatimeF. Forme
10! Speaker Frank B. Gary, 81 Al
bsville, and State Senator
}Grande, of GsoFgessua. are !
sarded as leading CANDIDATES {
n the unexpiFed term.
rs --======A=:=.=========....=-=
ut COMMITTEE, which is eompos u
.es largely, if not wholly, eff Il
m friends to act .unnn ikn OK
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en- erad - seesAd-GIAsa natter 81 rBe PsSt
Me- 81 Ia 1hartoa, n. c.. U1dcS ene ASt y
I0aRreaa at MaPeh 81. lSs.
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Mr.. s. W. Webb, superinten-
dent of the Lumberton Cotton
Mill, left yesterday norninias
ON Q short visit to Charlotte and
points in South caroline,
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used for the business, ard this
is the origin of .'pen-knife /"
Nails and OGDEN pegs were thu.
sole dependence Tar hanging
up hats, bonnets, buckets aHd
baskets and asto ablack-board,
chart or gl,,be, tiev had not e1''&-
tered into our imagination,
while one set Of books had to
answer for Mh Vs. 45m9 li y.,j bu'.
we were. taught and al@fu made =, to g
take care ofthe.psiif9r; books esss Of Of
all kinds were ssaEfe in those
days, and mark&sts affair of, J.
have some old schooisbooksnoW !.
81 hick dld'sereiee for several !.
years and are we'll preserved !.
10 their coverings of stout /
homespun sewn firmly over the !
binding by mothers careful
! hand I
! notwithstanding the lack Of
modern facilities, our old-feld
schools, and rigid old teachers.
/: turned ont many scholarly boys
and girls, VINO Meyer saw high
SHOOT nor college; while spelling
and penmanship especially COM
pared favo1bly with thatsof~to
day. - "a =
30 local ne VS. of interest in
the Fork farming operations
have stopped on * account. Of
} heavy rains. Guano hauling
goes On, though with much com;
; plaiat of bad roads.
Grippe patients generally
improving, and ns,casesof pneu-
MONA I'M this secttOn| 5 "a.
':a 80 ~. ."Auat Becky:
I Fork = NJ C:,=Feb: p, 1908. : :
"A Marriage, Entertainment, ant
ether happenings at Affords
Vile. - - =
cetfespouaeaes OF The Kebesepi4n. =
, Miss Katie Buie from -Rec
h Springs visited her aunts
:. Misses Sae and Laura aAeCal
liam. last wdek!E $3.50 e<'7 a.;
d The young peoIpleoFthe neigh.
= borhood eni,yed themselves i'm
!, nsnsely n. Tseky Patty 81 a
u Mr.. and Mrs Z. Affords las
! Tuesday night. Dainty refresh
ments were served. ANON
t these present were, eAEr; an,
l. Mrs. Josiah klten''' and the1
0 son, ''Thomas' s." and "Mis
+ Betsy B,bbis:,' Fine music
8 vas rendered by ''Mr. Abral
Gee" .';''..
5 Miss Ola McGregor, of Re,
/ Springs Seminary, visited q
n the home Of Ar. Alex. Alror
# last week.
il The event OF the week was th
:. marriage OF Mr.. Frank Hendel
: son to Miss Neoma Mclean
p - which TOOK place on the ever
= ing OF the nineteenth, in Ash
~ ~ pole church. -" The ceremon
was performed by Rev. Mr.. CrsV
20 ford. The wedding march we
'e swestly rendered by Miss Wea1
q or. The bride Vas beautiful
1t. sttirsd in 'whfts silk. TIE a
le tsndants were MI Tom Nj
Id Qaeen ana Miss Mary E: Nj,
~ Lam, Mr.. Ed Bryant ana Mr.
b. Mary Covinesonl,.' The Bride an
~ groom with q few Of their friend
1frepaiFed to the home of Mr.
HENDERSON, where 4 delight,
~ reception was given. We wis
g for the couple much happiness
4" long and prosperous life, -
y Aiss Annie MCLEOD will lea,
., for her home at Elizabethtow1
III in q few days after q yer
IL pleasant visit to her aunt, Mr..
x. J. 3. Afford.
a. Messrs. Lion Afford, Arc
heI Smith, James Bff:acy, Brow
ed AcCallun. and Tom Moore a.
progressing finely On the ere
ea zion Of the new residence of tt
An Misses Affords.
Alll Mr.. D. A. Mclean, who b,
.u been on the. sick list for ii
to last few days, is much impro
sol ed.
Alfordsville, N. c., Feb. %, C
At chIeR q PoHiee Of Fayettevlll Ki
@y q Negro Yesterday.
"A Jones H Banton, chief of 7
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For Sale

216 acres of land. forty cleared. Good
f all crop>, especially for cotton and to-
bacco. o. F D and tel phone line.
For pr &C and terms call ON or address
w S. GO~E,
2o-Inl~ Fineland, n. c.
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". B. COOPER,
Corner Mutt and Grace Streets,
WHINING TON, N. c.
For sale or Rent.

A good new store hou 1T GAINESVILLE.
24x6o well coumierel d Shelved, con-
tanning ahou; one acre Good garden and
barn and pump nd enc O~ei. Te ms, one
half cash. balance on time. Apply to
J. c. MCKENZIE,
Io-4mon-2i* Lubberton, N. c.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-24

Ne" Spap@rs are cheap enough
for every man to have one of his
own Quit beStang your neighbot
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suRsCRIPTIoN RATEs:

In OTa.I.ne the AAdTess OF Ais Paye5 ShA1eet
n sasacrtbpT Ghnald give the AddneAs 20 Ales
hEa hee going. and che new AddTess. -,
via the large elPeulAuon thaS " hSs, TO
"a. RaEea will BE- furnished Pr1N Buy II
pHOsSeatfse advertisers
Ths sAl,eJ vants W b fair V GOrrtA sOaeea Y
and viii Rtva them a. much lAilt1oS - !
AIaEs pahiia policy will permit. We ere Re
rosEoSslDle tor she views 81 any eD-fes2oe o
SnL We require that writer sign MS nan
~ A iE0u'utian. In publishing article
wheFa the mare of the writer 10 not reqaireS
K, - uutIiShoA, we reserve Che rtghs, Tor gOet
eAsssas, 10 rive the name vixen asked TOT
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Nj. D. NJ Hall, of Lumber
Bridge; was in town on bushes s
today.
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SuhsCEihssor The iKObess9aaA and keep
nap wifi The Cfowa
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Mr.. A. b Evans. of Rex, was
a caller at this Office today.
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A Marriage. EnrertaInments and
ether MaPPeRIngs at Affords
Willie. -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-14

SARATOGA, N. Y, September ID
AS temporary chairman of the repub-
lican state convention, which assem-
bled here yesterday, Elihu Root made
an extensive address. in which he de-
Tended the official acts of Gov. Hughes
and debated in detail the arguments
advanced by William Jennings Bry-
an in the present presidential cam
paign.
Mr.. Root devoted almost his entire
address to the consideration of ma
tional issues. He recited the panegy-
ric of the present administration, CIV
ing a history of its proceedings and
claiming credit for prosperity.
Then taking up the arguments or
the democratic nominee as to why
he should be elected to be President
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-14
THE LOG-BOOK

Castle & Cooke agents for the Mat
son Navigation Co., are sending out
the following circular:
We would inform you that on ac-
count of repairs, and in order to give
the vessel a general overhauling. it will
be necessary to withdraw the S. S.
Hllonian from the local service for
one voyage, scheduled to sail from San
Francisco October 21, but we take
pleasure in stating that the S. S. Lur-
line of this line will make the trip,
sailing and arriving on the dates ad-
vertised for the HilOnian, thereby
maintaining a regular schedule without
interruption.
For your information. We would state
that the scheduled dates Of sailing and
arriving of the companys vessels in
the local branch of the service will be
strictly adhered to, as in the past.
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INTELLIGENCE

aloha, Mrs. Bssen and child, II. B.
Penhallow, A. r. Traphagen, Miss A..
H. Lewis, Miss j. d. Lewis, Miss e.
d. Sutherland, c. X. Motley, Mrs. e. F..
Warren, Mrs. Akini, Miss Warren Mrs.
Allen and child.
Per s. S. Maui for Maui Kona and
Kau, Oct. by Nou Hing, Fred Col
burn, Kenneth Stewart, Mrs. Thomas
E. Cook and two children, c. A. Burns,
Mrs. De Mello, Miss e. Yates, w. F.
Drake and friend, Miss Paris, Mrs.
Paris, Miss F. r. Munroe, Mrs. Allen,
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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

The somewhat lower than those of the
cedng Kauai Mookai Oahu excepting the Eva
district the Laana and Kooau and portion of the Wal
u districts of Maui and the Puma Kau and Kona southern
ton of the ~ and portion of the Koala district of Hawaii
The rainfall rule small and below the average of ten
years all stations the section having such records except
Klauea Kauai where there of 90 inch The
deficiencies inches the several districts of the various islands
Hawa-Kohaa o54 Hamakua o62 o76 Ho o27
to Puma Off, Kau o52 and Kona MauHamaka-
oa o70 Oahu-Kooaupoko and in the remaining dis
icts oI0 o23 and Kaua-Kona o.53, and Waimea o23
The greatest amounts of rainfall occurred in the Puma district of
Kauai and the central and southern portions of the o district
Hawaii The amounts of rainfall in inches in the several districts
HawaiKohala o33 Hamakua oo6 oI2 northern
o o68 and central and southern lo 72 272, Puma oo8
To Kau and Kona I56 to 1855 MauKoolau 1I6
Hamkuaoa o29 Hamakuapoko o9o and Wauku and