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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-04
With a Joyous Start Bancroft Recoa
nlzed His Own Features.

ring. A cheap thing, truly, yet how
dear, thought the man, since it was
hers. He hoped, since she priced it
50 highly, that the works were not
injured. He would examine it, he
would look inside.
He did look. Pasted snugly
within the inner case there was a
small picture. With a sudden, joy
Gus start, Bancroft recognized his
own features in a little kodak pho
tograph that a member Of the merry
party had taken the previous week.
"This," said Bancroft, staring at
his pictured c~ountenance with hope
full eyes, "may mean much, or it may
mean nothing at all; but / intend
to find out tonight just what it does
mean. Meanwhile bancroft was no
fool) | shall postpone the discovery
Of this priceless timepiece to some
future date. The dear girl must
never suspect that I've seen that
blessed picture"
With this, Bancroft dug a little
hole in the sand near the tree, bur-
led the watch neatly, and then, with
hope bounding high in his heart,
walked swiftly homeward.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-04
HELD A eRUDeE.

White-What's the trouble be-
tween you and Green?
Brown-0h, there's no trouble,
only he refuses to speak to me.
Claims | did him a mean trick about
a year ago.
White-How' that
Brownie were both counting
the same girl and | withdrew from
the race and let him marry her.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-04
PAS DENTIST BILL.

81 guess paw must have passed
q lot Of time at the dentists when
he was in New York, said Johnny
Green.
why do you think SOP" queried
his ma.
Cause / heard him tell 4 man
to-day that II cost him nearly 5000
to get his geteeth cut" replied
JOHNNY.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters testi.
mentary on the estate OF Myrtle I. Gordon.
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
on the Goth day OF May, 1905. BY the Probate
Court Of Lafayette County, Missouri, an
persons having ella ms against said Estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance
70 The Executor within one year after the
date of said Letters, or they may be preciud-
ed from any benefit Of such Estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date OF this publication, they
shall be forever barred.
Lynn B.. Gordon.
Executor.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-04
E~XEcuroR,s NorIcR.

Notice is hereby given, that letters test.
mentary on the estate OF Ailsie Jackson de-
ceased, We're granted to the undersigned on
the 18th day OF June 1913, by the Probate
Court OF Lafayette County, Missouri. An
persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance
to the Executor within one wear after the
date Of said letters, or they may be pre-
Guided from any benefit Of such Estate; and
II such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of this publication, they
shall be forever barred.
william u Chiles,
o-lSto Executor,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-07-04

GIBBS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-25
Rail Lines Entering Minnesota
Will Not Make Haste to
Restore Rates
WILL CALL A CONFERENCE
Under Supreme Court Decision Roads
May Reinstate Scent Passenger
Fares - Roads Sorry They VoIun-
tariIy Put in Force Lower Rates =
Managers to Confer.

Minneapolis, March 26.--While Min
the decision Of the United States su
preme court against the state of Min
nesota and proceed to retributive ac-
ton for the states recent railroad leg
islation, it Is stated definitely that the
arrangements OF the several lines may
be depended on to violate no proprie-
ties and to take no advantage Of the
people by making unseemly rates. In
fact, it is question whether any
change will be made in rates as re-
suit OF the decision which will make
the cost Of passenger travel or freight
higher in the aggregate than it is to.
day.
Having voluntarily accepted the g
cent passenger rate ano made 1t effec-
tive, the railroads will not make any
radical changs without giving excel
lent reasons therefor. AS for the dis
tant tariff rate, the roads accepted 1t
without protest, and they are kicking
themselves for so doing. The situa-
ton as regards the commodity rate Is
entirely different. inasmuch as the
roads are enjoined by the stockholders
from making It effective.
Prominent railroad officials in the
twin cities said today that there would
be no action intended to place the
roads on the rate footing which they
enjoyed before the reductions went into
effect, until there has been a joint
conference of the different roads. The
IT, hot will ho
of disposition on The part of the
roads to make the Scent passenger
fare effective again than to overcome
the 20 per cent reduction in merchan-
disc ra,es.
$50 far as the Great Northern road
is concerned" said w. b. Begg, gen.
eral solicitor for that road, mo &C
ton will be taken until the return OF
President Louis w. Hill from Cali
fornia on April 1. l don't even know
that the Great Northern will take the
Initiative in any action which may be
deemed advisable by the railroad COM
panies. Certainly no road will care to
act individually with regard to the
restriction Of either passenger or mer-
chandise rates. Whatever action may
be taken will be taken only after a
Joint conference of the roads. I sup
pose it is fair to presume that the roads
might be guided in their future ac-
ton by the supreme courts decision as
to commodity rates. The roads might
feel that a corresponding ruling could
be made to apply to merchandise and
passenger rates. NY private opinion,
however, is that the roads will be sat-
isfied to let the merchandise rates re-
main where they are. The roads made
no legal objection to the merchandise
rates and they accepted the passenger
rates. The northern roads went fur
Their and made a voluntary reduction
in commodity rates. But when the leg
islature passed the law reducing
commodity rates to II per cent. the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05

of the familiar toboggan, down which
vehicle glides to a somersault at the
bottom. In this years show, two cars
make the descent simultaneously, one
right after the other. At the end of
the incline, the leading vehicle strikes
sharp upward turn of its track, and
is flung upward in a half turn, landing
reversed on a padded platform, while
the following vehicle simply Jumps a
gap underneath the other and alightS
further on. 1t is an ingenious piece of
machinery, but people are so accus-
toned to that sort of thing-some by
turnover rides at COney Island-that a
woman would have to be killed al each
performance to arouse enthusiasm. Yet
this act is scheduled as a desperate
race; and that is what it looks like
with the rearward vehicle shooting
across a fOrty-foot break in the track,
and winning a lead, while the other is
sOmersaulting in the air overhead; yet
blase New Workers view It TRANQUILITY.
x \
The tip-top eXcitant of this years
Barnum & Bailey show is easy and
nearly safe. A natty woman rides out
on a nobby horse TO a dinky platform,
which is hitChed to a mock balloon,
and is lifted slowly to a height of a
hundred feet. The beast stands stock
still. but his dilated nostriIs, foaming
mouth and outbreaking sweat betray
his agitation. When at the top of the
rise, fireworks edging the platform are
set off, and while they flare and sizzle
around the woman and the beast, the
people cheer as though something diff
ficult and hazardous were being DONE
oh" said an old man behind me, Il
wish / could see a real, good. old-fash-
Toned one-ring circus with a talking
clown like Dan Rice" I wonder if that
same grumbler could grin again at
an Rice's Jokes. OF course, ring lest
ers are impracticable in the enormous
spaces of this circus, and instead a
troop of men are turned loose for pan
tomimic fun. Some rear clowns are
employed, but the force of fools is
without much comicality, except such
as is provided for them to operate me-
chanically. The best of these devices
is a burlesque of the sightseeing au-
tomobiles nicknamed rubberneck cars.
1t is big enough TO seat twenty pas
sengers, men, women and children; and
at first sight, when the vehicle starts
on its round of the arena, they look
like human beings exaggerated but
slightly as to faces. Soon, though, a
woman's head stretches above her
shoulders by means of a rubber neck
as she seems to spy something curious
in the multitude: Immediately a man
and boy stretch their necks to see
the same thing; and thenceforth, one
after another, or several at once, they
go rubbernecking on the entire circuit
of the arena. Considerable pains TO
take for two or three minutes of laugh
ter. but 1t makes the heartiest hilarity
of the evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05

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New Workers bite hungrily at hooks
baited with promises of Oddity.
Twelve hundred paid the best drama
prices for seats at this show of stunts.
They saw on the stage a dozen pairs
of men and girls seated at one large
table and Two small ones. The ad-
vertisements had said that Califor-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12

Oi6n, GGtuv0 diRtint8 opinion,
QuQ On vista de lag condolences del are
gIo Convenisnt0 = juBto, hR de votsr On
favor do eute pF0yeCto y NO puOdO menou
que coDgEatular tambi6n & t0dos lou safio'
Eea que han COntribuido al buan raIuItado
Obtsnido, NrreglRndo extFSjudiCiAlmOnta Ol
asunto.
ri GafioF Ward dice qua no tionO inton'
Ci6n do CEitiCRF los hombFeB que votaron
On contra do lR pFimera daCiai6n del aBun'
TO, peT0 que lGg miGmRB Ta8onGg que elIon
emplGaEOn ont6nCoI, han gevido hoy para
IOHteneT 10 juUtO dc Ia pEGBsnte roIOluCi6n.
QuG no cree juato que p0F RIgunG mala
Interpretation dc palabERg, 90 vayB & inter
pretAE que Rlgun0 do Lon miGmbEoB del
Oongejo 90 hRyA dejGdo RIEaBtFar poF in
AuonOiag do ningunG Ol0Ba para tales FGBo'
luCiOnGs QQ0 niDguno que 10 conozCa
81, nj que BeR 10 amigo, pusds 8uponeF d.
quiera, que hRyG Olgda p0dsF gentimion'
to HeA EOligiOIO como nOs, que I0 impuI'
1ArR RCtuGr do I'm modo diHtinto 10
que Bu m0do do jusgGF On Oonci0nCiR OI
aGunto, le impulHaER. Que hRCo mention
cato para EGCOTdaF que 81 10 Rctitud asa
midR por 81 = pOE otrOV, en- 10 OtFa oOAsi6n
EeDpaCto del punto, Bs preHt6 pOE aIgunoB
intGFpROtRGiOneB oPr6neRB no hubo la MAJ
mfnimG IL huenCiR, nj podiN hab0EIo1, CO
pas do hRo0EIol TsHOlveE 0Bs 0Banto do otrc
modoquO del que Gus 60 OnCiOnCiR Ice die
tara.
El Attorney general expliCa como, ape
BRE dc hRbeE Votado RntaB en- IN H8ntid0 ,
AhoEB en- otFO, dRda8 lAB GOnditiOnG1 del
CGGo, Eismpre hR Hido COnaoCuents con Eu
CEiteFio.
HacO FefsFenCiR 4 lloB tEabaion del 90
bGFnRdOT FoHt y del 'Bp0sksE" do lR ca
mara senior do Diego 90 81 aBunto y que
dOE0a hRCoF G0nBtaF "a tribute en- favor
del iItimo sefior, pOr ~ afiOisnts labor, di'
plomaCiR ? taCtO para aCtuaE en- IR tFaIac
Ci6n.
El 1H1oE Ward dice quo 90 partidaric
de que CGndenBRndo Ol dss0o del 8efioI
Was OehotSCO, 20 h0gG una moCi6n parc
gus ConBts 0l v0to do graCiaB pFopue1to.
El Bei1oE Hoyt dice que lR moCi6n no
osta On 0Fden J que 10 que eBta Ahoru
pEimOEamsntS ante Gl OonC8io O. vOtRP 81
infoEms del PFOysCtO. (RiGR1. }.
El senior GFoomOF aClaEa que solo hO
quoEido GxplicaE 90 v0to , no fu6 % dui
mo haCeF OFftica 4 nRdis poE Ga foEma ID
vOtaF ants3 , ahORa.
So vete d PEOy0eto gQ 5a, lOotuRa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12

Ci6n que poF lR pFsSsnt0 Ley GO CrSa, 0sts'
E6 bsj0 la ingpsCCi6n diFscts del gobeEna'
dor, quiOn dsberE lspEobRE t0do8 log
Teglamont0s del geEviCio, los nombFRmien'
tog do m6diCoB 6 cargo do dispenBaEioU, de
pTaCtiCsntOB y dsmGG auxiliaF6B y 81 ds5em
bOlGO del dinsrO que Ba puBiOEe & Ia disFo.
gici6n del Director.
No Hs gaBtaF6 Bums RIgunR 0n la CONS
tFuCci6n, AlquiIeF conn p0aici6n de sdifCios
que 90 hRyRn de oOupRF como dBpenGaFios,
pOEo ca CaBo dc n0Cagidad al Director, CON
Ia aprObACi6n del GObOFnGdOF, pOdEG sle'
CIR , RET0ndRR ell local que 30 ConaidsHe
neCegsEi0 para IR Oicina Central.
6sCCi6n 8 Para que 81 Director puOda
llavRE Cabo gU tFRbRj0, H0cibiR6 Ia Coope'
EGCi6n syuda de loB OfcialsH del Nego
Ciado de Sanidad del GobieEno InBuIsF.
seCCi6n 9.-TodoB los bienes adquiEidoB
hagta la fsCha pOT lR ComiGi6n de IR An0'
mis- De Puerto Rico = psEtSneCisntaa & El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, inCluYOndo loB AZ
chiveg de la msnCionada ComiEi6D, BOPkn
sntFegado8 81 Director de L. organisation
que p0r lR pEessnte Ley 10 CEsa, = utiliEA
dos poE 6gto, d0nds msjor puOd0n BOFViE al
intoEeg del BsEviCio, para 81 diRgn6stiCo ,
tFatamiOntO dc paCientss 8 para Ia invsati'
gAGi6n do PEOblsmas de impOEtanCiR oisntf'
fiCR con objetO do adqriFiF IN ConoCimion
10 mVioE de 10 unCinaFiasis.
SscCi6n 10. Con objsto de dar cumpli'
misntO lRB diSpGBiGionsI do sltS Ley, "a
auiguR de cualquiaE dinsro en TsBoReKfa
que no eIte dostinBdo otEas atsnCiOnGs, ,
poE 10 que Eo1ts del afio ecOn6miCo que ter
nina On 80 de- junio do 1909. ID CGntidad
do vsinta , BOis mil [26, ,0O0] dollars, 8 ID
que do en- Buma fuoRe nOCs.aRio.
SBoCi6n lila Ley tituIRda "Lay pARa
oFoaE una Gomisi6n PaEmanOnta paEG ID
Suppression de- ID UnCinaRianis en- PuaRtC
Ric0," spP0bada On 8 de maEzo do 1906, J
lS Icy enmOndandG aquslIa, apFobada O.
IA do MARIO de 1907, , toda 10y 8 parts d
ley qua Glte en contradiction CON OIta Ley
qusdsn poE ala dGFogRdah
6oOCi6n 12.-ESta LoY smpszagk EOgil
doIdO d PEimsEo do octubEo do mil noVO
Cionsou Ochn."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12

POE viltud dc un tratado entire Chile ,
Bolivia, 81 pEimeF0 de estoB pRlssB 70 obli'
go COnStruiF una Ifneag de AriCs La
Paz, 2 m9diRnt8 un tFatado CelebFRdo en
ire Bolivia y el Brazil, ls pEimeFa de e.
tsB dos RGp6bliCa tsndF6 que C0n8tFuiE an
feRR0OaEPil d0ld0 sU aiBE0mR de fsFE0CaTFil
hRstA un puntO que qu0de ca un tTibutR'
rio navegRbIG del AmazORag, mas aPFibR
del FsEFoOaFEil do Madeira MsmoE6,
oblig6nd0B9 81 Brasil & consEEuiF GBt8 f.
EE0CaERil para Gatabl0CsE communication f.
RFoviREia hRgtR mGg Rll6 de les 260 millRl
del FRbi6n del Madeira, entire la gran sx'
tension do tsRRono que yRCg mis- aEPiba dc
0llOg = el Madeira mis- abBi0.
z. Una lfusa fsrroYiaFia deBds AntO'
fsgaBts, Chile, pOT 81 PaCffeo, hAItS Ora
70 = OOohRbamba, en- Bolivia, J de1d0 ALI
hagta IN punt0 discriminate en- ID parts
naVsgable del MamoR6, dOBds Gllf, poF
navegaCi6n RuviaI, haBEs Gl FsRroCaFEil
de Madeira , MamoE6, , deBd0 o8s punto
tURlidad BOliYiR sHtE c0nGtFuyOndo un Gx'
tsnsO siHt0mR dc faFPoCarEiIGG intsEioFOB, O.
PaEte con Lon SIC. .00O, 900 que con tal fin
gumIniHtE6 81 Brasil CuRndo Bs Celabr6 q
TFatadO de Limitas dc africa de PotT6pO'
li1 u en paEba con fondoI propiog, Ii1tsna
que sssGn COnBtEuysndo , pagando loI S.
noEal speyeR, banqueE0H Dc LondENl
Fran kfoEt , Nueva York, ..--..
8. Isl FerBoCRRRil TFanBandin0 do8de
YalpaEsfBO, Chile, hRata MendoEa, on 4
Rep6blioR Argentina.
FoF Leo datoB que anteCsden Bs voEl
qu9 laa InsaB qus8 . expFalan e. 3, 8 J Z
usilizaEGn loo services del FsRR0CaEKil d
Madeira J Mameg6 que % . aeigalida9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
Los fGrI0CaTEiIes de Ia America
del Sur.

On Eas6men de les nUeVas Ifn0an de CO.
municaCi6n 70 ConBtPuidRg 6 que 90 cons
tFUiFGn con 0l fin de que siEvRn de Oala'
bones de Conexi6n entire los oC62noB PACT
iooB y Atl6ntiCo, tal como 10 hB publioRdo
ls "BEazilisn RsvisW'', musstF8 que 0l
F0RH0CaPEil TrsnBoontinental les FutRs
fuviRleu aud g0n IRg Biguien'
t0a:
1. III FerrocaEril do Panama = Canal
do BuqueB que en- la Rctualidad eBt6 conS'
tTuysndO Ol GObisEnO do los EgtadOB Uni
dos.
2 Una lfnOa foEroviaEia daBdo GusyA'
quill, en- el Ecuador, poF el PaCiiCo, hsBta
IquitoV, en- 0l Peru. t6Fmino de 10 nave
gRCi6n martina, 1000 milIaB mas aEEiba
de Para. EGtA lfnGa paHS pOP Quito, CO.
pitRl del Ecuador.
3. Una llneR faEFoViaRiG que 90 ax'
tiand0 dsBds PAytG, que 90 un axCalonts
puerto p0FUan0, poF 0l 1adO del PaCfiCo, y
d0Bd0 alH hRofa abBjo del Amazonag.
4. On feFroCsFFiI deado III Oallao On
sl PERI, poR 10 Costa del Pacfico, haBta
el t6Fmin0 dc navigation en- al UCayRli,
que Oh I'm ahuonts del MaERnho, unO de
los gFandeB tributaries del Ama8onaU, y
dssds alIf poE navigation Aavial hNsta 0l
At'autiOO, p0E 10 vfa do MRn60B J Para.
5. Una Ifnoa faBEoYiaEis dGsds Mo
llsnd0, On sl Peru, p0F 81 PaOifCO, vfa
AFequipR y Ca8CO, hRstR sl Rio Beni, Bi
guiOndo 0l Vale de Ia MRdFa de Di0s }
desds Rllf POE navegaCi6n favTal hRsta 81
FerEoOaEFil de Madeira , MRmoT6, , dSl.
do este dltimo punto p0E al MadeiRay 81
AmazonaB hRRta al Atl6ntiCo.
6. Una IfnsR dSsdo AEiOa, On Chile.
poE 81 PacifiCo, yfa La Pas, Bolivia, haata
81 Bsni, , dssds allf por pavOg1oi6n fla
vial hRsts ell FOEFoCBERil de Madeira J
MAmOre, , hacia RbAio del AmaEOnaB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
ApEobndo noF unahimidad.

ApFobado p0E unanimidad, :-...<.s. H..
Sc vota Ia moei6n del y0to da gFaoiaB q
los Representatives. del Pueblo de Puerto
RiO0. ApEobad0 p0E unanimidad.
A laB 10 % De lsyRntR 10 Hali6n h&Ata
que 81 presidents YuGlVR 4 liamaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12
No Sc
,MOleste.
.Poresa
Man.
cha
CalVa.

No Sc moleste porque tiene una
mancha calva en- la cabeza, pues
81 el cuero cabeIludo esta lustroso
la calvicie ha venido para quedarse.
Es mejor que dirija sus aprehen-
stones hacia los cabellos que rodean
dicha mancha pues seran los prime
ros en- irse q no ser que mate el
sermen de la caspa con Newbro's
Herpicide. Eldempo de salxar el ca-
bello es cuando Sc iene cabeIlo que
salvar. Resultados extraordinarios
siguen algunas veces al continue uso
de Newbro's Herpicide.
FL Doctor Westerhouse, TN Me.
dico muy bien conocido de Iowa. :
y I'm membro dela Fima de Dyer
y Waterhouse, aconsej6 al Rev.
Pastor de La Primera Iglesia Pres.
biteriana de Charter Oak, Iowa,
DON r. N. Toms el usar NEW
BROS HERPICIDE. Lease su
carta:
Srs. Dyer y Westerhouse, DroguistaS,>
Charter Oak, Iowa.
Caballeros - "A
ElHerpicide que IDS. me recommendation
como un remedio para Ia .caspa y calvicie
ha pEObado Ger magni6clo. He usado
solamente una bolella y los Eesultados son
sod prendentes. El cuero cabelIudo est6
ahOra compIetamente limpio y Gbre de
caspa: el cabello viejo esta mve ala par
que cabellos nuevos han aparecido en- las
parties calvas de mi cabeza. Asi mismo
mis- dolores de cabeza han desaparecido.
SinceEamenGe recomiendo todoS los que
padezcan de intermediates de este ReneEo
que den una pEueba al Newbro' . EIerpicide,
(Firmado) REV. r. N. TOMS,
Pastor de la PnmeEa Iglesia PresbiteEiana,
Charter OAK, Iowa.
EnIaS BOtIcas. EnViense 10 cts. orc en-
sellOs de COFreO POr una muestra al Dept.
n de The HerplClde Co., Detroit, Mich.
Dos tamanos: so ctvs y$1.OO oro
Fidel Guillermety. Agentes es-
peciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12

9 oItG COntruyOndO. J que OonStituiEG un
ellRb6n ea acada una % esas lIsa fmpoH'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-12

SOLO HAY UN BRoMo QUI-
NINA Y csc es 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo QUnuEA
usado en- tOdO 81 mundO para cuFar ResfradOs en- hh
da, u GEma Do &' VI GROVE % bala en- eada
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-29
HOW LINK HAS COT
HOLD OF THE HOMES
OF THE HAWAI|ANS
Startling Exhibit of the Number of KuIeanas
the Democratic Land Grabber Has
Added to His Vast Estate.

Link the has work scheme get
promising land which he and
Hawaians steadily graspig
kueanas add his private barony of Most of the
holdings
speciality getting his from the
says help Following the
record of his Kuesna acquisitions:
Registry H
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-29

DIG 2O6 Fr@ar, ". F............D Dee
DIG Ala KekahuBa, G. K...... Feb. i
or $50 Judd, Mary M.......Feb', ,
on $50 Kahii and others ...... Mar
OH 900 Nahuina, ct al...... ...Feo. 2
or 3e1 Richard, f. M.......... Mar.
o5o y Manuel, David ......... Mar /,
OF 442 Fernandez, ct al ...-.'.. Mar Mar = =
992 is Leong Mui, ct al....-''. Mar ).
2l7 ass Pooloa, H. L.....''-'...'AA PL'
222 129 Keaka .......'+''''''''
923 SO Winston, E. C..........'IAIPr. u
223 100 HaneOO (w) .....'..''.' Nay :.
222 325 Andrews, S......''.'.''N"S l,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-29
1884, 1876, 476 &
223 259 Manuel, P..............J June IL 'ol,

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-19
Tuesday.

President Roosevelt and family will
leave summer capital at Oyster Bay
for Washington.
National League of Republican
Clubs will convene in Cincinnati for
session Of three days.
Fourth biennial invention of
United Irish League of America meet
in Feneuil Hall, Boston.
International Fisheries Congress
will begin its sessions in Washington.
National Association of City Ac-
countants meets in Louisville.
Upper Mississippi Improvement AS
ISOLATION convenes in Clinton, la.
Democratic state convention of
Utah will be held in Logan.
Wednesday.
Papal Jubilee international athletic
competition begins at the Vatican
grounds in Rome.
International Moral Education Con-
gress convenes in London for a ses-
slon OF TOUR Gays.
Canadian General Synod of the
Church of England will meet in Of
tawa.
Society of the Army of West Vir.
ginia convenes at Huntington.
Thursday.
National Farmers Congress will
meet in annual session at Madison,
Wis.
National Association of Wholesale
Druggists will convene in Atlantic
City.
Friday.
New Jersey Republican state con-
vention to select presidential electors
will be held in Trenton.
National Good Roads Conference
will begin in Atlantic City, to last
two days.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
will hold jubilee celebrations in sew.
eral cities.
Illinois State Fair opens in Spring,
field.
Saturday.
First day Of the Jewish New Year
1868 will be observed by Hebrews
everywhere.
Ohio Democrats will open cam
paign with great rally at Mansfield.
Annual International Fair onane in
San Antonio