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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
DRESS UP

hnd come to town, if it's for nothing
but to see that new neckwear; you
Mill not regret it-sO the boys seem
b. think
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
If YOU COUGH

look after the sOles of your shoes.
That may be where the trouble is,
|And can be easily remedied with
hose special waterproof sOles we are
selling. Don't put it off, but put
\ hem on.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
SOIITE RUBBERS.

They are 50 light that you hardly
b.now they are on your feet, but they
Keep the water off.
THE DOUBLE WEAR COLLARS
mean double sale collars, because the
EeopIe find by test that they are best.
4 trial will make us a customer on
hOlarS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
THE REST GOODS

and best prices catch the best people
and hold them. We are sure that is
A,hat holds our trade.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
HAND BAGS,

.uit cases, trunks of every style,
|Ouolity and prices that will make you
hmiIc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
A-Foot
STYLE AND QUALITY.
TENDER SHOES

.,nder feet. Just a glad foot
90 q clad heart and a brighter
'''' p,n,nce. while IA sore foot puts
'O"' ~, an the face and drives peO-
I AWAY from you. We have the
r'' tnat will straighten your face.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
TUE RoYs ARE TALKING

,ont that new neckwear just in at
uo,oadv Shoe Co.'S, and they are
leo mying it, So will you when
.on see it. You can hardly help it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
CLOVES ON THE HEAD

Id NOT look right, but that glove
".t;no hat we sell looks right, and
- right, and is right. So is the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-11-11
RAD COLDS

oston the result of bad shoes,
. ,br foot comfortably covered
~" color in the cheeks and a smile
40 face. That's our business.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-09

the bill Of chas. Pinkoson was tabled.
Motion carried.
Upon motion Of Alderman Burnett
the city surveyor was instructed to
make estimates OF the size pipe and
OF how much OF each would be neces.
sary 10 drain the water from the
streets needing same.
Two communications from the gen.
eral superintendent Of the A. G. l..
railway relative to the condition OF
the track through the city were upon
motion OF Alderman Broome filed.
A protest was made by the citizens
Of East Main street in reference 70
the paving OF that thoroughfare.
Alderman Broome moved that the
assessor be allowed until August 1st
to complete his books. which was car.
rled.
Alderman Burnett moved that be.
ginning with August lst the railroad
companies be required 10 pay $40 per
month for the use OF water, as sug
gested by the superintendent Car.
ried
A communication was received and
filed from Christopher Matheson In
reference to codlfying the city ordt
nances.
The bin OF Col =. q. n. Sanchez
IN reference 70 costs and investiga,
ton Of Jail street was referred to the
city attorney.
Upon motion OF Alderman Mixson
the matter OF the attorneys salary
was referred TO the ordinance com
mittee.
by Alderman Burnett the clerk was
instructed 10 make deed 70 J. j. Hay
mans for the city lot located on East
King street, the consideration beins
$1,000.
Alderman Broome moved that Coun.
eli adjourn until next Thursday night,
July 9th, which was carried.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-09
Will sE JUNIOR SCHOOL.

Progressive People Of Archer VIII
Enlarge Their, school Building.
The good people OF Archer propose
to have one Of the best interior schools
IN the county, and az result OF this,
have already began preparations.
=. X, Tuten. the supervisor Of that
district. was In the city yesterday
conferring with Superintendent Kel.
ley regarding same.
They viii move the present house
from rs site and together with this
building erect a commodIous two
story frame building for the educa.
tion ot the pupils 'of that town.
In addition 70 this the school viii
hereafter De classed as junior. Mrs.
Baldwin having already been engaged
as principal
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-09
CITY COUNCIL HAS
INTERESTING SESSION
Raises Water Rates on All Railroads
Effective August I.
MoNTHLY aouTINE % slLLs

CITY Surveyor instructed to Furnish
Estimates for Draining the Streets
Of the cIty--some Of the Bills Ia
bled---BnIs Paid.
The city Council met in regular
session Monday night with President
Protein Cannon. Aldermen Broome,
Burnett and Mixson in attendance.
Alderman Burnett moved that the
cans recently placed upon the streets
be painted in some dark color and
the words "for waste paper only be
painted upon the top, which was car
ried.
The following bills for the month
Of June were ordered paid From the
fire fund--Gainesvill Gas and Elec-
trio Power Co.. 1904; w. A. Jernigan,
$40; ]. e. Meyers, $40; q. s. Merch.
ant q Co. s251s: A. w. Sargent.
SIS; -. A. o'NeiiI, $3.50; Baird Hard
ware Co, 1896. Cemetery fund.-
Mrs. H. n. McCreary, for sexton, ss5.
Light fund--Cainesvi Gas and
Mpetric Power Co.. g2se75 ofiicers'
fund--w. n. zetrouer $50; 7. 3. Ellis.
s1579; J. NJ, pen. $40; b. r. Arrow,
800. Sanitary fund--B. =. Dawkins,
$50; s. ]. Burnett. assignee, s10l25;
Daily Sun, $780, Special street fund
&C. G. Warren. So; J. n. Vidal, 1885;
s. J. Thomas Co., g4.70; henson &
Son. 81; J.. y. Dell. Jr, $40; w. r.,
Thomas g Co. s22; g. 8. Merchant
a Co., s20.05. Printing fund--Peninsu.
lar Printing Co, 80; Pepper Publish.
ing Co, s2I; Daily Sun, $3.50. Fine
and costs fund.- Ellison Thompson,
$3.50: b. 4. Arrow, s3O50. License
fnnd--G Gainesville Decorating Co.,
see2. Water works fuRd--Iiracy Lum
ber Co.. $3.50; w. r. Thomas Co,
sl5O: Lynch & Co. sI6.sO; Gaines
VILE Tie Co, S154.SS; w. r. Lewis.
$3.50; b. Il. Miller $780, Ned VIII
larns. 50; Baird Hardware Co.. 1919;
Gainesville Foundry and Machine
Works. sI54sb; J. p. Pult3 cashier,
ss5s7i r. b. Ellis. s7.e7; Pepper Pub.
fishing and Printing Co. $3.50;
Peninsuiaf Printing Co., $3.50,
Alderman Burnett moved TO waive
the rules aud pay the following bills
which we're not properly approved:
From special street fund.-, u. Pultz,
s6.S7; Gainesville Planning and Coffin
Co, $3.50 onicers' fund.- -Chas. Plnko-
son. So, Water works hnd--Jordan 4
Co. $50.
The report Of Marshal Arnow for
the month OF june showed fines col
lected s20i. and Of Tax Collector
Ellis for taxes. sal5,7e, and water
rent $3.50.
Alderman Broome moved that the
bill OF City Attorney w. s. Broome
be laid aside for investigation, and
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-09
wAcAAoorA NEWS NOTES.
How the Glorious Fourth Was Spent
AZ Wacahoota.

~ Wacahooeas
Wacahoota, July s.--Miss Inez Ed
wards, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Ed
wards Of Williston. is the guest OF
Misses Hassie and Rosalie Smith.
Mrs. j. p. Smith and Mrs. w. p.
Smith left Thursday to spend the
remainder Of the summer with rela-
tives and friends OF Johnston. s. G,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Bradley spent
Friday in Gainesville shopping.
Mr.. Kline Moody. a prominent young
business man OF Gainesville. spent
Sunday in our midst.
AIRS. j. G. Smith left last week for
Brunswick. Ca, where she win be
the guest Of her daughter, MRS Ar.
thur Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Emerson and
son, Lucius, Of Tacoma. came over
Thursday to visit friends and attend
the picnic on the Fourth. We are
sorry to note that Mr.. Emerson Is in
very poor health
We are having few light showers
which are very much needed.
II. NJ. Webb Of High Springs, a pop
ular conductor on the A. c. L.. at
tended the picnic here on the Fourth.
Miss Mamie Smith. the charming
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs G. NJ. Smith
is spending the week In Gainesville,
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Rosa
bel Pedrick.
Mr.. I.ucius Smith, formerly Of this
place but now OF Jacksonville. IS ex.
pected home next week to spend
much.needed vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs G, r. Curry and Inter
esting little daughter Thelma, spent
one day last week in Micanopy shop
ping.
Misses Hassie and Rosalie Smith
spent last week very pleasantly at
Pennington, the guests OF Mrs. Drew
Mathews While there they were the
guests Of honor az a picnic on Orange
Lake. and dance at the town hAIl.
The Fourth was gloriously eeIe.
brated az wacahoota by a picnic. The
morning was spent in pleasant con-
versation, while at noon \ most bounti-
ful dinner was served under the
wide-spreading oaks. Ice water and
lemonade were plentiful. and it's need
less TO add that Il was enjoyed TO the
fullest extent.
In the afternoon some repaired 70
the home OF Mrs. @. NJ. Smith. where
delightful music was rendered ON the
piano. while others enjoyed driving.
One quite amusing feature OF the
day was the double mock wedding
Those from distance who attended
this ENJOYABLE affair were; Mr.. and
Mrs r. r Mathews Of Tacoma. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. X. Edwards and Mrs. W.
J. Edwards Of irvine; Mrs. G. q.
Bennicker and son % Jacksonville:
Mrs noke and Miss Reeves Of Mica.
nopy; Mrs. slaughter. STR. and Mrs
81 Clair % Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs
WIN Matthews ana family. Mrs J NJ.
Mathews Ar, and Mrs. u. r Mathews
Miss Allie Mathews Miss Annie May
Nesties, ard Messrs Roscoe aud Neal
Mathews % FismmEton
Mr and Mrs. , y. Bradley enter
sained az an informal dance au satnr
day evening nom 10 II m honor os
she visiting guests, AIRS .BFadley h
eharmlns hostess and eyeryone had
a delightful time
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-09
.RICHDOURG KILLS
ANOTHER MAD dog
-ArrAcKED MAsTER IN FIELO

Or. }. n. Hodges viii Send the Head
OF Today for Examination--Ths
Animal Had Every symptom Of
Rabies
d. J. Richbourg, who resides at
MIIlard Station. southwest OF Gaines
vile. was yesterday afternoon com
PEELED to kin his valuable setter dog,
which was supposed to be mad.
Mr.. Richbourg states that while
he was plowing in his Geld the dog
came out and attacked the pillow. bit
ing at ii yiciousIy for several minutes,
but finally went running OF in the
far end OF his field.
He was surprised when about an
hour later the dog came back with
the same symptoms and was swapping
at him. and he soon procured his gun
and sent the canine to dog heaven.
After killing the animal he cut It's
head on and brought it to this city
and turned 1t over to DIR. J. H.
Hodges, who will have the same ex-
pressed on for examination.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-09
lumber BslnO Hauled.

Lnmber Is being placed on the city
Doe IN East Gainesville ior the er,e.
tion u a largc she'd ana stables. who're
the city will have place 10 store
rs timber tools ana other neees,
sary implements. This has long been
needed, "a for greater part og the
time the same have h,en promlscaons
y scattered thrOeEhcut sha city.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-07-09

Davis

Is the purest paint made.
If you are contemplating
painting your house you
want the very best-there
is a best in everything. In
paints il is DAVIS 100 Per
Cent Pure. Covers more
surface and lasts longer.
Contains the purest linseed
oil, white lead and selected
zinc. Always insist on get
ting Davis and you viii
get the best and a guaran-
tee Of satisfaction.
BAIRD HARDWARE co.
Paints, Oil, Glass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

bate, perloren burh einen i6impflis
den Sob, lab Gag unb Na6t auf Dem
Selien, breitete ein Su6 barber aus.
lbltef nlft bel Hadt unO 9onnte iiG
bel Gage feline Gube, ipnbern p~ertrieb
Die So9el Der Suft unb Die Sbiere bes
SelDes. unb ipabrlif, ie purDe bufiir
belobnt. Iuf gefebl Beg aonies ipurs
Den Die @ebeine ibrer SDbne geinms
melt unb an oem Srte ielbit begraben.
sic erbielt ibren 2pbn. unb aud i6
ourfte Den meiuioen 6ulest cripnrten:
SD foilnte ju ipeinen uno beten, bel
Gage faiten nnD bel gia6t ipah2n.
tonnte Die Sreuoen beS 2ebens unr Sic
Sofinlngcn Der Su9enb auIae1en. SG
fonnte auibDrcn. dn9itlid Die Srinz
ncrun9 an Die 8er8angcnbcit 81 uer@
banneu; i1 ourfte lie pielmebr i'll IT'LL
Ter 8llBe unb bemiltbiger Setrodtung
i'm Settle nit mir berumtragen, piel<
lci6t ein lnn9eS 2eben leben nit Scru
Sold IN Der @unbe, bis 5ulcbt Der
Sag albrefen piirbc. on lpclfem ncin
cigcneS Sers mid f~reiipred}cn ltlo GDz
iparo MibDletpu nit mir Grbarncu
BADEN lpiirbc.
Hab Dem 8ottcahicnitc berfiinbete
Der @eiitiihc, DAP cr bcnbiidJtige. unt
ndhiten Sonntase Oas bciligc Sl6enos
mabl gu ipenben, rnb forbertc 4Ge.
hie eS III Gbrfur6t uuo Semutb culs
ptnngen nollteu, alf, burau S6cli 5It
nebmen. Wabreuo be5 Iabteu 2u6>
RS bate ib iold)e Nnrebcu INNER fiiIz
tern 8cmiltb5 unO nit 8lci6giilti9z
felt ooer, ipenu Elm Mal nlein 1cr3
lid IN einem peniger nerbdrtetcn 3ns
ltanoe beianb alS %gerpobnlih, nit
Surtt, Sdam un0 Summer an9eb0rt,
abcr INNER nit Dem @ntI6luilc, ppm
altare. bon benz nIein ei9ene5 @cipiiz
len mid nuSidlpB, fern oil bleiben.
Sebt gum criten Walc laui6te i'd nit
etfpaS pcrdnberteu 8eiilble duf iene
IiIfioroerung; i6 trlg ba5 Scrl 1ngen
III mir, am Iltare nieberfnicen 8u
f0nnen. NlS i6 Damn 81 Dem 8eiitz
lifcu auibltdtc, rpG6reno er iproG.
ais ih iein iueiBcs Saar, fem ebrpiirs
bi9es @eiiht unb iein lppbllpolenOes
8eien fab, ba faBte i'd plotli6 ben
GntidluB. mein Ser5 Dor ibm auS}uz
l6iitten. SD polltc linn nueS ia8eu;
ib moIte Den sebcimcn Summer. Der
meme .Seele briidtc, Gin 0tal eiuem
Manne anpertraucn, Der MIDI tpcGer
liebtc nod baBte, Der mir a6cr io9cn
miirbc, NORM bcnn e;9cntlid meme
Shulo beItanb. einem Wannc, Der mir
oic @ereeburg oerlelben rerlprcben
mnb meinent 9eblenbsten q . Den
Yiab Ser Yiliht 5eigen wiirbe.
Sd gerietb in cine fieberbaIte llns
gebulb. pieien @nti6uB our &usfiibrz
ung 5u brin9en. Ils mir aus Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16
Se6ites &apitel.

Ser folsenbe Gag mar elm Conn
tn9. @inige bon ms besaben Ii6 5u
8a9en. anoere 81 SUB mad Der Sorfs
firde. Sieie lag, ipenn man Die
Sabrltrnbe Ddblte, fat cine Stnnbe
bon unlerm 8pbniibe entfernt; aber
es iiibrte elm SuBipe9 in tueniger ais
Der 5dlfte Der 3eit babin. Cine fur3e
Strede bes Yarfes uno elm fleincs
@ebDl5 burdihneioenb. 5o9 berielbe
lid eincn iteilen 9iieel binab, ipano
iid baun einen nod i~teilern binauf,
unb fiibrte enblid iiber einen l%anften
slbbang in bas Spri. gs mar elm
idDner 8eg; Die Iusiidt bon Der
S0be Deg 5~peiteu 6iisels entihdbigte
rei6li6 fir bas bei6perli6e grltei9en
bes bieIia9 9eipunbenen Yfabes, auf
DEM man - lnb bas lit ni6ts &C.
rinees - Der brennenben S%onnenbibe
aus9eiebt mar.
Wian bate nod ni6t gum lebtcn
Rale ~seldutet; mir iebten uns baber,
oben angefommen. auf cine bort be-
finbli6e Tubebanf, Inn bas 2Glten
ab5utparten. Wittlerpeile betrahtete
i6 nit GntSiifen bas Dor mir auigcs
roIte Bib. Ser itn,ale SuBtpea
idldnselte iid burd Die nit @dniez
blilmhen iiberideten WieIen bis an
Den Nnnb zines tlaren Sei6es, Der
8tpii6en benz Sclbe unb Der StruBc
lag, unb Den Elm babies Subenb herr
liber gihen, lllmen unb 8pbfaitnnien
bei6attete. Senieits besiclbcn 5cigte
ii6 oas fleiue 9orf, ipeltes aus nift
mebr als iieben bis n6t Sduiern 5lt
belteben i6ien, bic balb inter gGuz
men perItedt la9cn ober NIT S6lingz
9efpddien ii6er5ogen pnren. nit Iu5z
nabme zines ein5i9en. bas, alls rotbcn
3iegeln erbaut, NIT Dem itpl5en Mnz
itri6 Der Ncubeit aus einem buuteu
SlumenitrmlB berporiab, nit Dem Der
LAUDER gebaltene flcine 8arten bass
ielbe einiabte.
Sn Der Nitte bes unregelmdbigen
Elnbes ODER pielmebr bes breitern
Sbeiles Der @alie I'M Soric. benn
StraBe fpnnte man ben 8eg burd)
hdsiel6c ni6t nennen. erbob lid elm
bober Wui6aum. an benz nod 3ipei
poer brei peridoiiene lleberrcitc Der
Slngsen iid befnnben, nit benen berz
ielbe eincn Wlonat 5lbor 9ei1miidt ges
ipeicn mar.
Sinter benz 9orfe alf elmer Inz
bobe itanb bic Stride, zines iener flciz
men unb alten, aber ihonen 8otteSs
bduier, nit eincm pieredigcn. gralten
Sburme unb 3tpci groBcn Yortalen.
rings umgcben bon gibenbdumen rno
bon guidpcrf berihieoencr art. bus
leinc neiBcn Sliitbeu in anmutbigcnl
@cgeniabe nit benz bunfeln 2aubiperf
permen9tc.
Nafbem mir eini9c Iu9enblide ses
rubt bntten, brdd]en mir ipieber nui
uub begn6en II mad Dem air6bofc,
lpo mir uns arlf einen @rabitein bift
nebsn benz Saupteinsan9e niebers
lieben. SAT- bic gauge ginpobners
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

rnb gere6t 5ci9t, ais CT ii6 in Der
Te9el 81 gebcn iudt."
sic babcn Hcft; bod ih mub
ibm Die 8ere1tigfeit p%ioerfabreu
laiien. rab er bin5usefiiet bat: r@drc
tb Sorcn5o 9cipcieu, i'd piirbe mid
tilr pcrpfIiftct 9ebaltcn baben, Dem
WdDfen mein gan5es 9eben Sl ipei6en
nnO lie Inn Den Yrcis meincs ciaenen
Slides 9lilfli6 81 MAIDEN; alein in
pcm @cDanfcn an Elm pernihtetes 2ee
ben. an einen bur1 Die Sdnb elmer
Srall polfiibrten Spbtlhlas, Die linz
itdnbe mogen iein, pelhe lie poIen.
liegt fir mid ettpa5 10 Gntieeli6es,
pub .....
Oils Sir gbmunb bieie Iebten
@ortc ausiprah, fubltc i9, ipie Die
franfbaftc Gmpiinbun9 pon Shipdbe,
Die ihon tpdbrenb Der lebten Minuten
ilber mid sefomnteu ipar, plotli6 Sus
ndbrn, unb Srau grnsleD unterbra6
Sir Gbmnno, inbem lie nlsrief: Sit
tiger Simmel, Srduleiu Wibbleton,
pie blaB sic ausiebcn Sinb sic
franf?"
Srau Brandon, tpel6e bies borte.
elite 81 mir; nber nit elmer eepaltz
iamen Initrcn9rn9 ermannte i6 MIDI,
ltiir5te Elm 8las @aiier binab, bas lie
mir bradte. unb sing gu Dem Yianoe
forte. an tpel6em 3oia Wtoore 9erabc
iab unb ipielte.
SD le9te ben aopf auf Die gde bes
Snitrumentes nno at6mete Iei6ter
auf. lobalo meine Sbrdnen 81 flieBen
beeannen. Oils Cir gbmunb Iif
ipdter bel mir entifulbiste, neil er
meinte. er babe bllr6 feline i1auerlife
Sr5dblung mein l%lnlpobliein perihuls
bet, uno nls Germ mir gleih5eiti9 5u@
fliiiterte, Srnu grnslep babe 10 chen
erfldrt, bab ib bon bericlben Irt lei
ipie @tiB Snrnlep, Die uu6 niht bon
Sob ooer @unben iprecben b0ren
fouue, obne in Sbnmadt 5u fallen,
baB ih aber cine etipas Before Sfdlls
Ipielerin iei, - ba fonnte ib ipieber
lddeln uno better ipreden. gnlb
ourauf beeab ih mid gu gett. Ils
ih mid entfeibcte. bofte i1 an Die
Gerle @nlter Scott's:
20, mander Sfeil. ms Slaue abges
ianbt,
CREDIT elm 2iel. an bas Der Sdiib'
nidt benft.
ltnb man6es 8ort, aus r1nbeba6t
9efallen.
@ernunbet bier lnb tr0itet bort elm
Ser5."
Sn bieier Haft idlief id tpenis;
ais ih am anberu Woreeu ertpadte.
mar mein &iIien NAB bon meinen
Sbrdnen.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-16

i6aft bes Srtes mar bier beriams
melt; Ollie iaben poer Itanpen. ben
@eiitli6en ertpartenb, in @ruppen
umber. @erabe %beipunoerte ib Die
malerii6 nit gpbeu beipadienen alten
Wauerreite, Die ben airdbof auf Der
einen Seite b%e9ren5ten. unb 9err
Brandon er3dblte mir auf meine
Srn9e bunaf, bnB bies Elm Sbeil Der
Guinen zines alien, emit pom &onis
Sobann betuobnten Salaltes lei. ais
Der @agen nit Dem 8eiltlihcn ars
fam. 8ir begaben uns in Die Stride,
Die bon innen nod fleiner erl1ien, ais
maj bon auBen bate ertpurten iollen;
ibr i6mudloier. ldnoli6 einfader
Sauitil bate etlpns reli9ios Inipre>
denbes. nnb ba5u paBte Der einfa6e
@eiang Der SGuliugcnb. Die elm
Wtpraenlieb a%nitimmte, gan5 pors
treffli1.
gSie eetpObnli1 Idlpeiften meme
@ebanfen ipdbreno bes @pttesbienltes
f%ortpdbreno lumber, unb oblpobl i6
nieberfniete, penn Die Inbern tnieten,
unb aufltdnb, ipenn tie iih erboben,
oblpobl meiue 2ippeu medaniih Die
&eiponiorien na6ipraGen. 10 betete
ih bod eigentlih nidt. Sour penn
5ufdaig einige @ortc alis Der Siturgie
ODER aus Der 9ibel benz %9ebeimen 8es
filble meines Ser3ens einen InItoB
gaben, ihidte i6 ipobl einen StoBs
ieuf5er = einen leibeni6aftlihen. seiz
itigen Iusruf gum Simmel, Der aber
mebr Der Shmer5enslhrei elmer berz
tpunbeten SeeIe. ais Elm ipirfli6as
0ebet 81 @ott mar; benn i6 fiiblte
tppbl, baB 5rii6en Sbm unb meiner
Seele bas 8inbeelieb 3errilien mar.
Sennob iibte an biciem Gage Der
8ottesbienit, 10 9erins meine gnbaft
bel bemielbeu audi mar, cine beiduftiz
9cnbe 8irtuna auf mid. Wir iaBen
einem alien Senfmale 9erabe eegens
iiber. Dem ii6 meine Illgen unaufbDrz
lid 5%ulpanoteu. Gs mar Der Grab
itcin zines areu3ritters unb ieiner &C.
mablin, beren Silbniiic in iener itnre
rem 8ube ncben chamber lagen. in
Der Die duberc Iebnlihfeit oe5 Sobes
nit Dem Shlafe lid au5iprid. Ius
jeber 2iuic bieier in Stein gebauenen
Siguren iprad ein Seelenfrieben. cine
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-13
JOYOUS CELEBRATION
(Contlnued from PAGE y

Jardln, Frank Almeida, Inyited
guests: William VOTERS, NJ. A. Sill
va, J. a. Gonsalves, Manuel G. Lin
do, Antonio p. Rego. A. d. Castro,
a. s. Nascimento, Julius p. Rego.
Joseph V. Fernandez, Joseph p. Rego,
Jose M. Comes.
On arriving at the hotel the party
was seated at the banquet table. or
the details of that feast 1t is enough
to say that there was nothing lack
ing to make the occasion a joyous
one. William Wolters was selected
toastmaster and toasts were respond
cd to as follows:
Concordia Band and It's Members
leonardo Nunes, president.
Portuguese Colony of Hawaii-M.
A. Silva.
Portuguese Institutions in Hawaii
Abel S. Nascimento.
The President of the United States
Manuel Almeida, Jr.
Hawaii and Its Executive-A. ID.
Castro.
The Art of Music-Jose NJ. Comes.
The Ladies-Manoel c. Lindo.
Honolulu's Business Organizations
Julius p. Rego.
The banquet Saturday night, how.
ever, was only the beginning. Fes-
tiyities were resumed Sunday morn
ing. After an elaborate breakfast
had been served, two baseball teams
were organized; A. S. Nascimento was
chosen captain of one team and J. IL.
Oliviera of the other. The game re-
suited in Olivieras team winning
by a score of to 2.
In the afternoon concert was
given by the band for the benefit of
the guests of the hotel. A large
number of plantation people were
present, and also the man-hunting
party which was out after the two
escaped Porto Ricans.
Sunday evening the second ban
quet was held. j. J. Rodrigues de-
livered the address of the evening
AS Il conclusion to the celebration
the band played several selections
after which the party boarded the
tialeiwa limited and returned to Ho'
nolulu about 1880.
The entire celebration was of an
elaborate character, the band boys
feeling that after their long strug'
gle, their final success in placing
I ihnn,gnlyng La.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-13

Sales-Between Boards: 80 Haw.
Sug. Co., s31.5O. Session: 40 Eva,
S24.
Latest sugar quotation $50 cents, or
s78 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-13
MRS. HALEAKALA HART
\ Is Laid 70 REST

Attended by about three hundred
members of the Aha Hui Kalama and
of the Kauikeaouli Society. the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Haleakala
Hart were taken to the grave yes
terday.
Mrs. Hart died week ago yester-
day and her body lay in state at the
undertaking establishment OF NJ. l..
Silva all day Saturday and Saturday
night. The body was transferred to
San Antonio hall, where the ritual
funeral services of the two societies
were held.
Following the services, the MEM
bers Of the two societies formed and
marched ahead of the hearse, which
was followed by the carriage of Lilo
mel Hart, son of the deceased.
The pallbearers were p. X. Po-
haiku, Charles Newman, j. Kaiama,
John Wallace, George Folks and W.
j. Alapai.