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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-04
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI 4 Dec. 1908
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-04
Remede sur pour la Faiblesse II
deS NerfS.

RESERVE MINES, N. E., CAM,
raj etc attaque dune faiblesse de nerfs pep
dsnt dix ans. Jai essaye toutes sortes de rene.
des, mails sans success. II y a a peu pres un an T.
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M. Raymond Gelinas ecrit de st-A1pnonse
Can: Depuis trois ans mon enfant Souttrait -
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ies Nerfs, ct apres en- avoir pris deux boutetle4
mon petit malade a etc tout a fat gueri. Merd
e REV. III. Dagenais, de st-Roch l'Achigen.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR
ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE UNDER
Y. M. C. A. SUPERVISION.

Association Institute. under the super
the Y. NJ. C. A.. enters this fall upon its
thirty-frst year of work in Washing ton.
The staff includes twenty-six instructors,
who teach subjects ranging from English
to non-English speaking men to machine
design calculus. physics and real estate
law. Last year for the first time day
courses in English, mathematics and
drafting were offered. and this season
stenography, bookkeeping and business
correspondence have been added to the
day courses.
An interesting feature of the institute
Is station Of the public library. Among
the educational features lectures and
practical talks on problems and every
day life are prominent. There is debat-
ing club law club in which graduate
lawyers find very congenal society and
have plenty OF moot court work, a
camera club and a glee club.
The staff of instructors includes some
OF the recognized leaders, in their sub
jects i'm the District and among them
men OF large experience in teaching
young men who are employed during
the day. A. M. P. Maschmeyer enters
upon his nineteenth year as an in
structor in mechanical and architectural
drafting and machine design. He has
had over a thousand different men I'M
deg him In the Y. NJ. c. A. since he
began teaching in the institute in 1890.
z. p. Hanna, solicitor in the Navy De-
partment. was never happier than when
before a class in Pitman shorthand in
the Y. NJ. c. A. Many of his pupils are
filling positions of prominence in the city.
He taught there twenty years. and only
pressure of official duties led him to retire
from active teaching last year. He is
still an advisory member Of the short
hand division.
Other instructors on the institute staff
include L. E. G. Collere, in French
S. p. Coale, electricity: b. S. Couch.
electricity; Manuel Fraile. Spanish
James c. Fernald, Lid. English; Cliff
ford l.. Johnson. stenography; ]. D.
Hird. AM. chemistry: H. P. Hoover.
vocal music; 1. w. Huntzberger.
mathematics; Donald B. Mcleod. or
chestral music: Percival Padgett, Latin;
Jesse E. Potbury. commercial law; p. E.
MedfOrd. assistant mechanical drawing;
w. w. Rogers. bookkeeping and account
ing; A. w. Spanhoofd, German: Luther
F. Speer, mathematics: Williams WEIGH.
freehand drawing and design: John N.
Dawson. typewriting: Walter T. Holt.
mandolin and guitar; E. N. Kirby. public
speaking and debate: A. w. Potter, Eng
lish and mathematics; Howard C. Jen-
ness. general tutoring; Otis G. Stanton,
elementary English and rhetoric: Arthur
Cults Willard. day drafting and mathe-
mates; j. c. Hatton. penmanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

the important essentials in the school
curriculum.
The school is located in the midst OF
spacious grounds at Mintwood place and
10Th street, a most delightful residential
section, and is retired sufficiently to give
the school privacy
To quote the principal:
I'm this school a girl may pursue the
usual scholastic course leading to the
college, and she may, at the same time,
| find training for making and keeping
that oldfashioned institutional happy
home.
ITO teach girls to fortify themselves
with health and with every grace and
beauty that will make a home attractive;
to seek knowledge, even that of the col
lege, for the sake Of being better pre-
pared to help others: to be a force and
inspiration In the home; to dispense its
comforts and joys; to relieve it's suffer-
ings and sorrows with a wise head, a
loving heart. and patient trained hands.
is the aim Of this school,
In addition to the prescribed course Of
study. the school offers to meet the re-
quirements of young ladies who have
completed the ordinary preparatory
branches and wish to spend further time
in the pursuit Of some special study,
such as music, art. modern languages
etc, in an atmosphere of boarding school
life, and at the same time to be given
the social and other educational advan-
tages of large eastern city.
Unusual advantages for acquiring
French are provided at Bristol School
The French department is in a separate
house under the care of Partisan
teacher of experience who is in perfect
sympathy with American ideas of edu-
cation.
Miss Alice Adele Bristol is the prin-
cipal of Bristol School. and the long list
of instructors includes only those who
have acquired wide experience and broad
knowledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06
STENoGRAPHIC ACADEMY.
Fifth Year Gives Promise Of Great
Results.

The Stenographic Academy. located in
the Colorado building, this city. has COM
pleted four years, and the indications for
the fifth year are that greater results
than ever will be accomplished.
It's graduates are successfully filling po-
sitions in commercial houses in law and
railroad offices. in the government, as
secretaries to public officials; yet 1t is
claimed the demand for it's students is
always greater than it can supply.
The manner in which the Stenographic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

to give individual instruction. but to in
crease the time actually devoted to its
students to a degree never before at
tanned. One who has had to struggle
along in a class. with time limited to an
hour or less, can readily appreciate the
advantages of the method pursued by
the Stenographic Academy. BY these
methods the student is enabled to COM
plete his course in less time than where
other conditions prevail, and receives
more thorough training, reducing at the
same time the expenses ordinarily in
volved in course of shorthand and type
writing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Academy has wrought it's great success
is no mystery. 1t is due entirely to the
methods by which the proprietors have
conducted this institution and the square
DEAF which they have always given their
students. Organized and equipped for the
express purpose OF teaching stenography
and typewriting. it has kept faithfully to
the path marked out for 1t, and therefore
its entire force and energy has been CEN
tered upon teaching stenography and
typewriting. With no other subjects to
take up their attention. more time can be
given to instruction in these subjects. and
the academy. therefore, is not only able
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06
HAS INCREASED FACILITIES.
Georgetown University Medical
School to Open September %.

0CACO4 10 OpSu SSpSSIuUST CO.
The fifty-ninth annual session of the
medical department of Georgetown Uni
versity will begin September % with in
creased facilities for clinical and didactic
teaching. Although not an endowed col
lege. the medical faculty has kept
abreast Of medical progress and grad
yates of the institution are assured a
standing equal to that of any school In
the country.
The school was organized in 1S49 and in
little more than year was in active
operation at the corner Of 10Th and F
streets. In 1858 the present building was
erected on H street between 9th and 10th.
The original structure has been enlarged
several times with additional Laboratories
and lecture rooms in order to meet the
increasing demand for practical scien-
tific work. 1t contains spacious and we'll
ventilated lecture rooms and laboratories,
a convenient and we'll lighted dissecting
room. a library and reading room for
use Of students.
The Georgetown University Hospital,
in 1897, by private subscription, as a re-
suit of an urgent need on the part of the
residents of Georgetown. as well as of
the medical school. Among the larger
subscribers to the fund were A. Lisner,
Col. H. F. Blount. E. Frank Riggs,
Thomas E. Waggaman, Nine. Bonaparte,
the Misses Riggs, Mrs. Thomas F. --yan,
j. Varnell. Chr. Heurich. DR.. George M.
Kober and many others. Through the
munificence of Mr.. A. Lisner. who do
mated $4,000 last spring for the annex
now being constructed. the capacity of
the hospital will be increased to $50 beds.
The institution is under the control of the
medical faculty. and in addition to the
hospital accommodations, consisting of
free dispensaries. free emergency wards.
rooms and wards for pay patients. 1t will
cilities, so that all work required of the
junior and senior medical students will
be performed at the hospital under the
supervision of competent instructors.
Resident physicians are appointed each
year by competitive examination from the
graduating class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06
DISTINGUISHED FROM OTHERS.
Advantages offered by Bristol School
for Girls.

There is an atmosphere Of home about
the Bristol Episcopal School for Girls
which distinguishes 1t from many larger
institutions, and the home idea and it's
cultivation in the truest sense is one OF
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31
Bash NOWOrOCZna. .

w Sylwestrowa noe Archanio}
Pahski opuszcza tron niebieski
krol6w Krola przez strefy lazu-
rowe Ieci miedzy gwiazdy.
Skrzydia ma ogromne, biale,
jak gdyby re sniegu, a b4yszcza-
ce, jak gdyby z lodu wyrabane.
Lecac, nj to nien1i, wiosluje ja-
ko rybak, Z czolna, nj to niemi
trzepoce, jako orze} W locie mad
gorskimi szczytami...
Dose, ze jeno skrzyd}y ruszy,
leca ma ziemie krocie iskier, ktore
ludzie nazywaja mrozem.
Ieci Archaniol, 'leci miami, a
szybko, re go niczyje ME dosie-
gnie oko, szybciej, Cd blyskawic
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31
PREY ZMIANIE ROKU.

Dobieglismy szczesliwie do
konca roku starego i wkraczamy
w Rok Nowy.
Jakim on bedzie, - po co nam
wiedziec? Badzmy przygotowani
ma to, re bye mole gorszym cd
poprzedniego zastosujmy sic do
tego!
Jesli omylimy sic w tym wzgle-
die, tenn lepiej, ME omylimy sic,
- to przynajmniej tax samo
szczeSliwie go przetrwamy.
Miejmy tylko wszyscy te natu-
re chiopa polskiego, ktory sic nj
gdy "nie da nieszczesciu"; bark
nasze coraz silniejsze, DUO wiec
zniesc moga, zwlaszcza, gdy no
garni rekami oprzemy sic jesz-
cze silniej o caiy narod.
Hartu, hartu jeszcze raz har-
tn, ducha cia4a, a wrogowie do
reszty wykrusza sobie ma mas ze-
by!
Me dac sic - to najwieksza ma
razie madrosc nasza.
A wiec tel najwiekszej madro-
Sci zyczymy Czytelnikom ma
Sym.
Me dac sic! Wszystko inne sic
znajdzie W tel mysli zyczymy
wszystkim:
Dosiego Roku!
D1oni serdeczne zyczenia przyj-
mijcie cd
REDAKCYI.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31

lipcowych. w drodze mia
gwiazd tysiace, tysiace, tyle lie,
jak dotychczas SWAT istnieje. Bo.
w niebieskich strefach swieci
gwiazd wfaSnie tax wiele, lie lat
Bog przeznaczyi Swiatu cd jego
stworzenia az do konca.
Gwiazdy, ktore oznaczaja lata
milionowe, Swieca jasno y lazu-
rach, niby lampy ziote.
Zawiesza je ma niebie sw. Syl-
Wester.
wv noe noworoczna przypro-
wadza on pred tron Bozy wszy-
stkie duszyczki, ktore w ubie-
g}ym roku wesz}y do nieba przez
bramy Sw. Piotra. O ktorej mich
Pan Jezus powie, re ze wszyst-
kich jest Observation-Disclosures, te
(DaIszy cIas ma stronTcy s-cIeJ)
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31

I oto szczesliwie przezylismy
znow rok jeden i wstepujemy w
progi nowe...
Szczesliwie - jake dziwnie
brzmi to s{owo w ustach Pola-
kow. Piekne to "szczescie", gdy
pod ciezarem spadajacych ma ma
rod ciosow, ledwie oddychac mo-
re, gdy kazdy dzien jego przyno-
sill nowy boil, nowe rany nowe
1zy.
By1o ziego az nadto, to praw-
da. Ale czy to juz ME nasz chleb
powszedni, cd lat wiecej stu?
Czysmy juz ME przywykli do
tego, tax, re niemal zycia bez te-
60 zlego ME pojmujemy?
Mowia, re do wszystkiego
cziek przyzwyczaic sic moze, a
wielki nasz Sienkiewicz powie-
dziai o chiopie polskim, re ma on
nature tax silna, il MONA go
zgiac, z1amac we dwoje, - on
znow sic wyprostuje; jak dab sill
ny stanie wcbec nowego ME
szczeScia.
I zdaje sic OTTO, re te nature
ch4opa naszego, przyswoi1 sobie
caly polski ogo}.
Gna mas, gnebia i 1amia, a my
chociaz ma chwile zgieci, znow
SLIME wyprezamy sic, znow pod
nosimy glove i woiamy: "Jeszcze
zyjemy|
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31
NASZE ZYCZENIA.

Mina1 rok stary - lekkim dzieclnnym krok1em;
Nowv wstepuie poprzednikow Slady:
Sta+a niedola znikne starym rokiem,
rokiem starym stare Znlkna Wady.
"Narodowy" wstecz Z zadoWolen1em
Ma roczna swoja czynnoSc patrzy okiern,
I swoim patronom, zadanlem Speinlonem
Zanosi zvczena tym NoWym RoElem.
zvczvm Oiczyznie Wpierw Qswobodzenia,
Rvsmv = tvm rokiem doznal wolnoSci,
Organzacyom rozwoju mienia,
Szczescia jednostkom, zdrowia, pomyslnoSci
Narodowemu Zwiazkowi skladamy
zvczenia zdrowego ma polskoSc pogladu,
zvczvmv rozwoju nieba b}agamy,
Ideanego dla Zwqzku Zarzadu....
powinszowanem dla Zjednoczenia
Geese "a skuteczne dajem przewodnictwo
| bv w przvszfoSc - te nasze zyczenla -
Swe zatrzvnafo zdolne kieroWnictwo.
By zwiazek Polek stall przy swym sztandarze,
Podnoszac zapal swych mezow synow,
Zanoszqc modify przed polskie oltarze
Do bohaterskich powodly ich czynow.
BY pieSh narodowa Zwiazek spiewak6w
Jak Swietq trzymai po ojcach spusciIna,
Z polskq pieSniq ma ustach rodakow
Despotom znekanq wydra Ojczyzne.
By Zwiazek Soko9ow stanai obronie
Slabszej swe braci narodzie pospolem,
Gdy polu powiewac Orly - Pogonie
Beda ma czele gwardyi.. Czo3em!
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31

Rzym, 81 grudnia. - Nowe
trzesienie ziemi, kt6re miaio
| miejsce wczoraj po po}udniu W
Messynie, dokohczylo dziela mi
szczenia.
| Wieksza czesc os6b, ktora o.
czekiwala ma odjazd do Neapolu,
zgine}a obecnie. Nieliczne gna-
! chy pozostaie po trzesieniu po-
| niedzialkowem, zapadfy sic /
mn6stwo os6b, kt6re podqzyio ma
miejsce katastrofy, by ratowac
ofiary, utracilo zycie.
Londyn, 81 grudnia. - Depe-
/ sze L Rzymu ME potwlerdzaJa
mi w Messynie. Donosza tylko, re
wieSci O drugiem trzesieniu zie-
w porcie mn6stwo os6b czekajq-
cych ma odejScie statku, zostaio
przygniecionych, osunieciem sic
zruinowanych mur6w. Wulkan
Stromboli jest czynny, a morze
wzburzone, dostep do Sycylll
niebezpieczny.
/ Neapol, 81 grudnia. - DIS o
godz. $50 daio sic odczuc trze-
sienie ziemi w Syrakuzie, wczo-
I raj zaS wieczorem, ma wysple
Ustica, poiozonej o 40 mil ma pol
noe Cd Sycylii. LudnoSc W pani-
cznym strachu wylegla ma pola
i spedza noe ma 5wiezem powie-
trzu.
Neapol, 81 grudnia. - w sa-
mel Messynie pod}ug ostatnich o
bliczeh zginelo sto tysiecy ludzl.
/ Reggie zosta}o wprost pochlo-
niete przez ziemie tylko' spie-
trzone gruzy ma jednym pagorku,
Swiedcza, re kiedyS wznosi}o sic
tam miasto.
Kr6l wIoski przybyi tam wczo-
raj.
Do ,tutejszego ,portu parow-
ce wszystkich narodowoSci przy-
wozq nieszczy5liwych Sycylii.
Gdy statek Therapia zawitai do
portu Z pierwsym transporter
pozostaIych przy zyciu, ma polka
die urodziIo sic dziecko.
Neapol, 81 grudnia. - Parowiec
"Therepra" stoi W tutejszym por-
Gle ma kotwicy, przepelniony O.;
fiarami trzesienia ziemi w Mes
synie. Straszliwy widok przed-
stawia sic oczom. Wiekszosc ME
szczesliwych, ME przysz}a jesz-
cze do przytomnO5ci.
Oblqkanym wzrokiem wpatru-
ia sic w dal - bez celu...
Komendandt "Therapie" opowia
da tragicznc szczeg6ly katastro-
, fly.
"Wszystkie zywio}y rozpetaly
sic W tym dniu nieszczesnym.
PrzeszIo dwadzieScia pozar6w
szalalo w r6znych stronach mia
sta.
U wejScia do portu, przywital
mas straszny jek wolajacych o
pomoc tysiecy kobiet dzieci,
I kt6re ME mia1y mic W ustach Cd
"a godzin.
Cd strony morza, fasady wie1-
kich gmach6w staly jeszcze, ale
! dokoia pietrzyly sic gruzy rui-
ny.
Zewszqd rozwieraiy sic olbrzy-
mie szczeliny, kt6re wypelniala
fala morska, wydajqc siupy smro-
dliwej parry siarczanej.
| Sfawne w literature starozyt-
! nej miejscowosci Scylla i Charyb-
da, zniknefy powierzchni zie-
mi, skaia Charybdy zamyka Gle
Snine Messyhska.
Okropnym W swojej grozie e.
pizodem, byia walka o zycie w
wiezieniu messyhskiem.
J Zawalilo sic ono przy pierw-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31
Ponowne trzesienie dopeInia dzieIa zniszezenia'
zGINEkO DWIESCIE TYSIECY
Reggio AMI sIadu - OpOwiadanie naOcznegO SW1ad-
ka katastrOfy - POzOsta przy zyciu cierpa Od gfo-
du zimna. - Kr6lestwO WIOscy nOsq pOmOc - HoJ-
ne datki ca1egO SWata.

szem wstrzasnieniu, ale kilka-
dziesiat eel pozostaio i wieznle
zamknieci bill W injury, wywaza-
Ii drzwi, krzyczqc ratunku. Stro-
ze wiezienni wszyscy zgineliywie-
zni0w mnostwo uszlo i niby sza-
kale rzucilo sic ma rabunek.
Messyna, 81 grudnia. - Komu-
nikacya telegraficzna zostala tu
przywr0cona. Obliczaja, re D.
fiar Jest 100000 - w Messynie
uszlo 5mierci mniej niz 10000, a
tysiace raDnych dogorywa.
Mrozny wiatr, ktory przy-
,zed} natychmiast po tym potopie
fal morskich, ,czyni polozenie ofiar
jeszcze boleSniejszem.
Cierpiq gf6d i pragnienie a nj
gdzie ME moga znalezc pozywie-
MIA. Dale sic odczuwac brak le-
kartsw chirurgicznych instru-
ment6w. Katastrofa chwycila
ludzi podczas snu tysiace
pol nago pouciekalo ma ulice.
Biuro Banku wioskiego ley w
ruinie, ale kasy ogniotrwa}e ME
naruszono. Wszystkie publiczne
gnachy :kolej sa zniszczone do
szczetnie. Zajmie wiecej niz rok,
by trupy dprzatnat pod gru-
zow.
Katania, 81 grudria. = Krol
Wiktor Emanuel i krolowa He
lena przybyli wczoraj do Messy
ny ma pokladzie pancernika Wit
torio Emanuel. Udali sic natych-
miast do zrujnowanego miasta.
Jak tylko wieSG sic roznio'la o
przybyciu parry kr6lewskiej, tfum
ludzr zastqpil jej droge, rzucala
sic placzem do stop.
Ma widok, tel okropne nedzy
ludzkiej, kr6lowa nieomal zem-
dlala.
Opanowala sic jednak natych-
miast i zajeia praca ma r6wni z
innemi. ,Przedewszystkiem po-
swiecila sic malym dzieciom, kto-
rych rany opatruje odsyla ma
poklad.
ObecnoSc kr6la kt6rego dziel-
nose osobista budzi zapal,podzia-
la ozywiajqco ma ludnosc. Sta
rec o zmiazdzonej piersi, ktore-
go osobiScie uwolnif Z pod CRU
zu, dowiedziawszy sic re krol
przybyl, otworzyf ma chwile o.
czy i krzyknai: Teraz moge III
mrzec szczeSliwy. MECH zyje
Wiktor Emanuel. 3"
/ skona1.
Ksiestwo d. Asia pracuje ME
strudzienie. S n y
zaduch zaczyna sic unosic z ruin
Messyny. =
Rzym, 81 grudnia. - Ze wszy-
stkich stolic Swiata naplywaja
pieniezne ofiary dla dotknietych
katastrofa.
Amerykahski Czerwony Krzyz
l1t6rego prezydentem jestiWilliam
H. Taft, nadeslaI juz $4,000.
KoSciol episkopalny nadeslaI te-
legraficznie $4,000 i kotnitet
ma wreczyc jeszcze $4,000 W
ma jblizszym czasie.
Christian Herald - $4,000. II
Progresso, dziennik wloski 5000.
]. P. Morgan, $4,000, Wiosi
zamieszkali w Chicago $4,000.
Zjednoczenie bankowe W Chi
cago $1,000.
Dziennik Tribune" $1,000.
Cesarz austryacki przeznaczyl
$4,000. w Petersburgu otwarto
publiczne subskrypcye wszy-
stkie dzienniki umieszczaja arty-
kuly pefne wspolczucia.
Z Londynu lord mayor prze-
s}a1 $4,000, a Dom bankowy
Rotszylda $1,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-31
DzIENNIk NARODOWY

pismo unijne, druko-
wane przez unijnych
robotnikow. :: =: ::
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-19
JAS. F. MORGAN,
Auction Sale
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ID, 1908,
10 O,CLOCk al. hi

10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
at premises, 178 Beretania street, neal
Emma street, I will sell the whole OF
the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
sisting in part Of
Mahogany Chairs and Rocker,
Oak Quarter-sawed Polished Chairs
and Rockers,
Very pretty Saddle Seat,
Oak Quarter-saWS Chairs,
Roman Chair, in gold and silk brock
atelle,
Large Center Rugs. nearly new,
Latest in design of Couch,
Hau-top Patentsspring Ottoman,
Booksnelves, Sofa Cushions,
Center Tables, in oak and wicker,
Silk Portieres, Pictures, Etchings,
Bric-a-Brac
Royal Worcester Vases.
Two Bisques, Box Couch,
Two French Clocks,
Handsome Center Lamp,
Morris Chair, Cheffonier, Bureaus,
Iron and Brass Bed, Hair Mattresses,
Bird s-eye Maple Suite,
Writing Desk,
Heavy Diniug-room Table.
Chairs. in oak and leather,
Quarter-sawed Sideboard,
Ice Chest, Dinner Set. Crockery,
Glassware, Kitchen Safe. Palms,
Ferns, Lawn Mower, Hose.
JAS. F. MORGAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-19
COURT NOTES.

Subpoenas are out for witnesses to
appear before the Territorial Grand
Jury on Monday.
Catherine NJ. Brown, residuary lega-
tee to the estate of Andrew Brown,
has filed a receipt with Cecil Brown,
executor of the will, for S4S12.86 in the
final closing of the estate. The total
estate less the exemptions, as returned
for inheritance tax, is $11,335.
Letters of guardianship were grant
ed yesterday by Judge Lindsay to
Margaret Roche Hoogs for her two
minor children, Margaret and Dorothy.
A bond in the sum of S11,00O signed
by the guardian and c. H. Cooke has
been filed.
Lyle a. Dickey was yesterday ap-
pointed examiner of titles for the Court
of Land Registration by Judge P. L.
Weaver. other appointments in that
court yesterday were ]. F. Brown, as
sistant civil engineer and surveyor; J.
LightSot. examiner of titles; w. w.
Thayer. examiner of titles, and w. L.
Howard, registrar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-19
Auction Sale
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1908

10 O'CLOCK A NJ,
at the residence, 1894 King street, cor
ner of Aloha lane. near the corner Of
Waikiki road. I win sell the furniture
contained therein. Would mention
among the items the following:
Four Iron and Brass Beds. Springs
and Mattresses-ne new,
Bureaus,
'Cheval Mirrors in White and Oak,
One Mission Cheffonier.
Child's Iron Crib. Hair Mattress,
Bureaus. Center Tables. Rockers.
Individual Pieces Of Parlor Furni-
ture in Oak,
Four Mosquito Ne-s-nearIy new,
Large Oval-front China Closet,
One Heavy Oak Stdeboard,
Heavy Mission Round Table, Glass
Claw Feet.
Round Dining-roon TsbIe-extends
to oval,
Dinfng-room Chairs. Wicker Chairs,
Curtains. Chi!d's High Chair.
One-quarter Section Bookcase, top
and bottom.
New Columbia Four-door Ice Chest,
Kit Safe, Three Calabashas,
One Box Couch. One Piano Lamp,
Blinds, Hammock, Lounge, etc.