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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
SOCIALISTS lR5
HAVING MERRY
TIME
Secret Conference H.s
and Nominees Ar.
Proposed.
10y United pr,..,

CHICAGO. MAJ IL
contest iu the soelall,,f Yaa
iign Is fEpeeied 70 eras ea'ist
commission said % have 49,. 2
81 by Pennaglynnia. Ss, ya.s n
ONO deleEates to fore. ~ -, =
,leh Ut B"HlaHan llanfofd 4, q
fofh for president 49, ~
HAYS Of Ohio. Tor Fioe t9sss.za
According 10 a report /, -
ton today the eommfssi,,, IA
formed a. a caucus held T....sA
nlfhi and thar all she dss.,i. -, =.
plan have been worried M,
pointed out that II the 80.
made on behalf Of llsnfo-s
HAYS a merry fractional fytt
follow With the Dehs feroas !
I'D sEalnst tho eammls.o,
Debs d. At home lll Ia, n.
loNera declare tbey viii "a, :.
eastern delegates felegsis M.
The rear Just because h. i y, -. ~.
~ appear 10 person 70 ert. i.
himself Rather than ~ ~.
leader 90 dosn 70 defeat ~. j.
clare they Nill bolt the sonss...' :
Iodaf b session Of fhs -
ton was devoted % Fogilss ~
neaa
Washington Nude.
The executive COMMITTEES -.
ed that The Washington 49,
nghi would be decided b 81 -.
Of that state Delegate Coz
New Jersey. personals Co.
Dr Titus. ~ Seattle dsmsss..
that The state Be- deeiaf.S
gHulled D. Arthur Aofnx -.
% the faculty Of the rn.r.r.s ].
California. pleaded viii "A. =
lions to get together csss,s..
that the trouble that has es,.ssy
"a the Convention mas the se,ss
harmony meetings hsle 4 -
factions to elect delegates IN.
decided that the national ers.rIs
committee should insettigss X
Washington Situation. fsnxrlf...
the faction Of the regulars
~unoeslrsblss- eeA Va
II The resolutions cnnmstis. q.
its VA the letter written b. a.
Hoelin. Of St. Louis. erssissi,s
President Roosevelt fof ,sserr-s
90 socialists a. -ahdesirshist -
be Withdrawn before 4 can y -
before the convention OF prews,-<
A combat On the subees vas "a
short b. the noon rec.as
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Orders for seats an the official
reviewing stand are coming IN 40
rapidly that the committee has de-
eided 70 increase the slEe of the
stand. - - 10 seat 1900 people
Tickets for the seats can be OBJ.
tanned AZ the Chamber o. Com.
msrce
Gov Mead has been requested
that Saturday. aay .. when the
fleet arrives. D. declared pub.
lie holiday. Mayor Miller viii be-
requested that May 20. when tho
bis parade wiil BE- held. be deeiaF
I'd a holiday The mayor IL IN
favor II a holiday. end II the city
council agrees. Niii declare = holi-
daY II the eity holiday IL called.
tie county offices vii aiso b. AK.
81 Ia ciun. and all hanks and whole.
sale and retail houses will be- ash.
81 20 cooperate.
The railroad eampsuieH are rush
taE all ears that can - spared
N the East 10 Inc eastern part ~
the state - a. ia take care of
the biz uish Of business that Il cI.
pectsd on account Of the visit oi
The fleet A larger amount Of Wis.
itors are expected in Seattle than
ever bsfore IN the history Of the
rtfF
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anlch ssrftse. test terms and Ae"@
aEE ~ rfnar
sfaft AaIian nlda
HtRcH LOAN 60
Money taaned un salaries also IN
hnusahald saeds and pianos alitaat -
ngNat tnuftEaEes bnusht ofurs nkea
evenings see ifIHrkies hieeA
.Mensy al tanesa salafisa ,sePl. ana
others uruu their uNn names vithaat -
curtis cheapest rates. easiest paf1nf fta.
save fnurseif money - settles unf 80 a.
Hfst FuiAAN. SO WALKER h@stalha
Mnasy advances sasa1sa Pgorls, 81
thran rates sre ~ Seattle tfvaAt ~
$50 Peoples savings naak nids
teaas On furniture hef.-.. etc Wa
Roach nean TT New fefs Mds
ssiars ieans Lowest rstss Confidential
4 Neetea. rs Peoples hahs YES
Dc flsra
s-ss--a-.sass=ss-sH
W rdwtn , Brown i pleased % an
n0uuHs that he Il gifiua sts FsrseuAi at
tsntiaa 20 hts dsniai HraCtles. ana ntaf
he consulted asl4y ffem taa =
fhnranFh eRanifnatlaH Hitheuf shafss
NaneabsF eur atnces have hsea ssises
Avan yaafsstf u eur prices ~ free
sEaaifaaiiaa and - advised etsHi A.
gsalaF nenfiatrN ans fenssfulns -
derlaE wafh D. HHiiatfs dentists, sac d
basiHsss uhdrr thsiF eHn esalss
pH EDWIN } nhoWS
DffieH. a. e. ahh 7. tnlen MA
ffB N1rst Ave seattle Wash
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SASH kNp Door RAhafAtNH
Cross panel aonrs aHl1 g. 81 for ~
sfarr sIsss uat lafNsf than 3 q pa
b. II laFaes
GLASS " CHEAPER
Wiudust are lassr IL price
sts.s aiutiaas. naa price .#sHttss -
4AHtH NtuaHmN Haw rfira e#s..1 -
t'hinA riasns Sass aaefs amf - ~
each Hundreds - dIffsfsaf sisss ~
stese fraHts IA aosk aaY size fram
So ~
piefnre rnsaidIhK IL psf feet
ga1tass frurt Htndess tattufn siast
sexte. fsp Sass saA3s. eat W ia f4nrX
wisase francs and deer ffasns.
FROM see % al tied in hnadies AZ
raa Ave - a. 4 drive the sails We
fave aaF esq usiI
gu4taae fFauf aunra HIfh fancy Fanel
werh ami &hfon below Essss e.
NasHizr treks - cents STANDARD -
50 deer eaffa H. per psHH aItaina
aaax track and Hangers SIC GaH
aaara enIY 81 80 sach
Nsi&s and ends - sash. rtssluN ttistH
sHf faF the pstc. - the s'ass
nefd Tor price fists lH NHsea - IT
Issstr4te and ggaata prices eH haaHfeds
- diYfsr.uf articles WH have TntF enc
trsrr ana ne ssit to am easr. #hin
fasnts made .nxNhsrs ssfs defsefy
saafa sized
81 q WILLIAMS en-
fafn Weafef aH Seattle Wa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
WILL SAFEGUARD
SAFETY OF
PUBLIC
Will Make Speed Rules
for Vessels During
Visit of Fleet.

A meeting will be- Bold this eve
ming ~ 1td0 between represents
tiyea Of the navy aud customs de-
pafimenta on the sound. md rep.
reHentatiyoa Of tho reception com.
mttleo IN order 10 make rules and
regulations f1f the numerous boats
that will dot the harbor during
the stay 81 the fleet
A. There viii be hundreds Of
small launches and boats scurry-
ing between the battleshipa. Hpe'
eial regulations will be- necessary
Tor the safety 81 the public
The committee had requested the
dspnrtmsnt ~ commerce and labor
90 Issue special orders for patrol
ling she harbof aud In response.
Charles Earl. aeiinE secretary 81
the department stated that the 10
cal Representatives formulate rex
uiatioun aud wire them "a Wash
lngtnn. 10 that they can be APP
uf0Ved
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$40

Two shaies isy.l lots an sfsar sna
enlF ft nainafss from ths ruugt haaHs
IN the HpanawaF esr lire fs& rash 500
balance ca esHF fuaathlf paFfusnfs An
lnFsst usHt naH viii net raa hardsasus
returns ia ahart fifus
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Special orders Will also be- H..
sued regarding the parade ~ the
mosquito fleet. which viii meet the
hattleahips when they come into
the hafbof. Some Of the boats vii
take passengers Ia Port Townsend
aud accompany the fleet 70 Seattle.
Most OF the boata. however, VIII
meet the fleet near the West Point
lighthouse.
When The batticships appear Ia
sight every boat IN the haFbOr
and every steam engine Ia the city
viii unite 10 q biz loot Of vel
come
A committee 81 ladies. who will
be hoatcasea at the public recrp
ton tn the officers a. the New
Washington hotel. have notified the
reception committee that ihoY vii
decorate the hall for the occasion.
An organ recital all be given
at the Hrnt Presbyterian church
Monday evening. Mas e. Tor the
benefit 81 the officers aud men
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10 sEE HATrlEsHlps

Take boats Al Pier Z Tea Fssx
trips daily. 5oc round idgl "
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HUTTON cREnIr CO
i.nans % household furniture, planes
eic Also ealaff tseans ennfH sntieh
auich ssrNtse test terms aud Ion at
rates
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-ocuIIsTs Anp auaIs1s.

sasaazzsa-sa-aaiass-sas-sa=-
EfastficstIFhf taths $40 massage
man - Nafasu cottaNs. fs4f 10 Ant
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HELP wANrso-rssALs.
Foa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

80 psnt- Fl0ss ream naf. 81 per
nlanfh near ear Has Ass fsth A. "
q Il sssissstran Hip
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VIII huY q nsw ssrosm modern cottage
slf ready To- ~ occupied Situate 81 4
corner. tfnten ard anuut hlafks ffnfa
ear Tire The price g. y Sc ffgulse at
III EeH YORK hHaah
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-04
FORTIFICATIONS
AND LEILEHUA CAVALRY POST

Military plans are moving rapidly.
More land than is at present available
at Waikiki is needed by the force Of
engineers at present camped there. Ac-
cordingly United States Attorney
Breckons has made arrangements with
the owners of certain pieces of land
near the beach to give possession to the
military authorities without waiting the
process of condemnation.
The properties to be taken possession
of are the Seeley 1. Shaw property ad-
joining the McCandless home, and the
Bank of Hawaii and the Dreier places
right on the beach. These pieces Of
property adjoin that already occupied
by the engineers. 1t is probable that
possession will be given within week
or ten days.
In the other direction plans are pro.
crossing. Investigation is now being
made as to the exact spot where the
cavalry post at Leilehua is to be placed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-04

A large part of the government land
there is under leases, which will expire
in 1912. 1t is not desired to condemn
the leaseholds, SO the expectation is now
to so arrange the post and its buildings
that the buildings that are necessary to
be built now can be erected on land not
under lease and arrange them SO that
when all the land is freed from lease
the necessary enlargement can be made
according to original plans.
An Army Board will be convened here
during January to decide on the ar.
rangement and location of buildings,
and meanwhile all data in regard to the
matter is being tabulated.
1t seems probably from information
at hand that the location Of the army
cavalry post, as finally determined on,
will be not far from the old Dowsett
ranch house on the old trail which
leaves the Waialua road to the pass
over the Waianae mountains to the VIII
lage of Waianae.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-04
AN IMPORTANT RULING
COMES FROM WASHINGTON

A ruling from the Comptroller of the
Treasury of the very highest interest
to this Territory was received yester-
day by Acting Governor Mott-Smith.
1t is of especial interest and Importance
in view of the effort which is to be
made to extend the scope Of the Board
of Health's work in the matter Of lep-
rosy to more extensive treatment and
effort to find cure.
Congress appropriates $4,000 year
for the investigation and treatment of
leprosy in Hawaii. For few years at
least it is not thought that all of this
will be absolutely needed at the leprosy
investigating station at Kalawao,
though it could all be spent there. In
deed it is believed that a part of it
could be advantageously expended in
treatment and investigation elsewhere.
But there has been a question whether
it could be spent anywhere else than
in the settlement on Molokai.
A ruling Of tn Comptroller Of the
Treasury on this point was asked some
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-04
DIR. SYLVESTER MARRIEs
A SENATOR'S DAUGHTER

A private letter received by mem
Der of Central Union church yesterday
gave the news of the marriage of Rev.
DR.. J. w. Sylvester, formerly pastor of
Central Union, to Miss Jessica Stewart,
daughter of Hon. J. W. Stewart, United
States Senator from Vermont. The
marriage occurred prior to October IL.
The couple win reside in Wilton, VT,
where DR.. Sylvester has pastorate.
DIR. Sylvester was pastor of Central
Union for only short time, and re-
linquished his duties here because of
illhealth. He went to Colorado Springs
where his health improved and he then
returned to Vermont, his home state.
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time ago, and was received yesterday.
The Comptroller holds that it may be
spent anywhere in the Territory but
only for the purpose for which it is
appropriated, the treatment and inves.
tigation of leprosy.
IT is now probable, therefore, that a
working arrangement will be reached
between the Board of Health and DIR.
Brinckerhoff by which certain investi-
cations and certain kinds of treatment
will be carried ON at the Kalihi Re-
ceiving Station.
The Federal appropriation is only for
medicines and treatment. None of 1t
can be spent for a hospital. The Board
of Health has the hospital in the Re-
ceiving Station, SO that it can supply
that part of the appliance.
In this way it is hoped to be able
to give special treatment to more pa
tients than ever before and to give
greater breadth and scope to the treat.
ment and to greatly extend the possibil-
ity of investigation and experiment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-04

Rel; lots and 7, RIP 1924, of coney
Est Tract, Nuuanu Rid, Honolulu,
Oahu. $4,000. b 312, p 20. Dated
Oct 26, 1908.
+ Hamburg, tr, to George Rodiek,
Rel; lots and z, r P 7642, of Coney
Est Tract, Nuuanu Rid, Honolulu,
Oahu. $4,000, B 312, "a. Dated
Oct 26, 1908.
C Bolte to Jacob L Coerper, d; int
in contract dated Oct II, 1909; int in
'tr d in lib 249, fol ATS, Hawaii. 81,
etc. B $40, p 1859. Dated Nov 20,
1908.
X Uramoto to Exor of Est of K Oda,
G NJ; leasehold, bldgs, mdse, blk ac.
counts, furniture, fixtures, etc, W.aiaha,
N Kona. Hawaii. $1,000. B 3l9, p II.
Dated Nov 2S, 1908.
Hilo Sugar Co to William Clark and
VT, Rel; 10 int in por r (gr) 9O2,
Wainaku, Hilo. Hawaii. 5000. B 312,
p 20. Dated Nov 2s, 1908.
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1908.
Nettie P Fisher and hsb q H) to
Peter @ Jones Ltd, D; lot 5, blk 8,
College Hills Tract, Honolulu, Oahu.
$500. B 80, p 1856. Dated Nov 90,
1908.
Est of s C Allen by trs to Wong
Leong, A M; mtg w w Ahana; r Ps
2252 and 1884, bldgs, etc, Palama; grs
3495 and 1860, bldgs, etc, Honuakaha;
mtg note of Isaac Noar in liber 2l4,
fol 43, Honolulu, Oahu. $1,000. b
3l2, p Is. Dated Nov 20, 1908.
Henry Harrison and WI to Cecil
Brown, tr, NJ; lots 81, SO, 81 and 6S,
gr 29s, Middle (Young) St, Honolulu,
Oahu. 1914, and adv to $1,000 B
3l2, p 10. Dated Nov ~, 1908.
James Paikai to Mrs Lizzie K Gill.
land, L; APPS / and 2, r r 1859, kul
POSI-, Puea, Waianae, Oahu. IL yrs at
$50 per VI. B 9l3, p l59. Dated Nov
II, 1908.
J F Hamburg, tr, to George Rodiek,
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Recorded November 20, 1908.

T J Quinn to Won Hamm- Young Co
Ltd, C NJ; l four-cylinder, 1908 model
$50" Packard touring car, No 630S,
Oahu. $2775. B 314, p 1923. Dated
Nov 10, 1908.
shide ct al, Agrmt; to furnish lot 9,
3oa land, for pineapple cultivation,
Pupukea Tract, Koolauloa, Oahu. B
304, p 467. Dated Nov 10, 1908.
F E Haley to M R Hirochi ct al,
Agrmt to furnish por lot ~, 1O0a
land, for pineapple cultivation, Pupu-
kea, Koolauloa, Oahu. B 304, p 40.
Dated Nov IA. 1908.
A p Cooke and VT to Samuel G
Bradley, d; lot s, blk 80, Kaimuki
Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $780, B 80,
p 1856. Dated Sept 5, 1908.
Lee Lin Kan to Leong Lum, B 81;
int in IL share in Hop Tuck Wal Co,
Koolaupoko, Oahu. $3.50. B 3O4, p
473. Dated Nov 20, 1908.
Antonio Pires to G Quincy, M;
lots ] to Q (incD, blk ia, and lot 16,
blk 2, livestock, etc, Kapiolani Tract,
Honolulu, Oahu. 1921. B 314, 1876.
j Dated Nov 90, 1908.
Eric R J Gay by gdn to Eric R J
Gay, A NJ; mtg E Dunbar on por kul
10S06, Kukui lane, Honolulu, Oahu.
81. B S14, p 1913. Dated Oct IL,
1905.
j NJ Dowsett to Eugene H Emer-
son, A NJ; mtg A G Holt ard hsb on
grs 3454 and 1878, Young st, Homo.
lulu, Oahu. 5000. B 3l4, p l2s. Dat.
ed Nov 20, 1908.
May X Kibling and hsb &C Az to
Wilson Feagler, d; lots and 4, blk
! IS, Kaimuki Tract, Honolulu, Oahu
5000. B 80, p 1877. Dated Nov 20
1908.
! A,-Lewis Jr and VT to George II
Holt, D; int in lots l to IL Qnel), blk
10, Kapiolani Tract, Honolulu, Oahu
500. B 80, p $3.50. Dated Nov 7,
1908.
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Nuno Fer.
nandez and VT, Rel; lot So, or 4423,
Kaiwiki Lots, Hilo, Hawaii; lot 2, blk
4, Riverside Park Lots, Hilo, Hawaii.
$1,000. b 314, p 122. Dated Nov IL,
1903.
South Kona Agrctl Co. Ltd to supt
Dept of Pub Instrcn, Territory of Ha-
wall, l.; pc land, Kauhako, s Kona,
Hawaii. % yrs at $40 pd. B 313, p
141. Dated Mar II, 1906.
Kona Agrctl Co Ltd to Supt of Pub
Instrcn, Territory of Hawaii, l.;
5 S3l50a land, Kauhako, S Kona, Ha-
wall, go yrs, pd $40. B 3l3, p l43.
Dated Mar II, 1908.
Est of Bernice P Bishop by trs to
Territory of Hawaii; in re change of
lines in survey of ap 10, r p 7s43, kul
77l5, Kaupulehu, N Kona, Hawaii B
304, p 474. Dated Oct 81, 1908.
Sam B Kaauamo and VT to Clarence
G White, d; int in por grs 220 and
121, Pauwela, etc, Hamakualoa, Maui.
800. B $40, p 332. Dated July IA,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-04

Entered Of. Record November 25, 1908.
Est of b p Bishop by trs to II
Waterhouse Trust Co Ltd. -. "A M
John Kakae and VT to John A
Mcguire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Geo ii Stephenson and VT to La
haina Agrctl Co Ltd ........,. d
Henry p Baldwin to w o Aiken. Rel
Caroline X II Kaiapa and hsb to
Maui Land 4 Railroad Co..., D
Caroline Medeiros and hsb to AL
exander & Baldwin Ltd ..,. D
Mary Kaleikini to L. Alai. ...... L
A G Palfrey to Colin McLennan. d
Levers & Cooke Ltd to Manuel E
Menezes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rel
Manuel E Menezes and VT to Will
liam A Akerman ........... M
Catherine M Brown to First Am
Saws & Tr Co of H Ltd. ...... NJ
Entered of Record Nov %, 1908.
Aluliliilii (w) ct al by gdn to Ko-
loa Sugar Co.. l.
Harry T Walker and VT to Henry
Bischoff NJ
Robert w Single to A A Young
A A Young TT to Robert w
DhihSie .....'...... 49,. ~ M
A Lewis Jr and VT to Antoine
Peres .................. u
J d Grant by atty to Notice. Notice
William R Castle Tr to Hama
Thornton and hsb. ............. Re-
Stephen Gumpfer and VT to Ernest
Wilhelm accommodates. M
Hawn Comrcl & Sugar Co to Dept
of Public Instruction. .......... Q
Entered of Record November 2s, 1908
Robert Namokueha to Kaneohe
Rice Mill Co Ltd ............
VIM W Bruner to J d Paris. "A I
VIM w Bruner to J d Paris. "A L
Jeanne B King to William Kamau. Re
Henry Smith, tr, to John Paaluhi Re
Pahuino Ky to Keakealani Ka-
welo :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I
R G A Peterson by mtgee to Will
liam L Castle .................. L
Entered of Record November 30, 1908
w. A X Markham to Won Hamm-
Young Co Ltd ................C N
G Akuna to Waihee Rice Plantn
John Santos and VT to G Akuna. N
Waihee Rice Plantn Co Ltd to
First Natl Blk of Wailuku. 49,. N
Est of c Allen by trs to Alice
nj McChesney .....,........... Re
John Walker to Alice NJ. McChes-
ney :. ............... ...... Re
Kulsuna Lono (w) to Mrs Alice F
Metcalf :. I
K Matsumoto to Levers & Cooke
Ltd ................. N
Chez Tong Vow to Ho Kin. ...... B
Est of B P Bishop by trs to Joseph
Mendonca L
J P Mendonca and VT to C Bolte.. /
] X Bunker and VT to w I Rob-
1nson .......... L
Ploiau and VT to 2 S Spalding :. I
Entered of Record December /, 1908
Kamakani Kealoha (w) to s H
ON .......... L
R A Wadsworth to Patrick Cock
EFT ............. Ike
Nee Lin Tong Co to F Kaehu. Re
| J F Kaehu and VT to Liliuoka-
lam ............... i
kama Hamili and VT to Tom See
s All Mi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !
Tam See All Mi and hsb to A F
Tayares -. .............,....
Augusta Horner and hsb to Jose
G Moniz ................. ]
Waianae Co to Iokewe Kuapuu. Re
Oahu College by trs to Clifford
Kimball ;. Re
Emmit G Rhodes to Fred z Haley ]
+ E Haley and VT to Emmit @
Rhodes N
Maria Refs and hsb to John
hodrlgues .......... n
Kan Sar On to Chez Sam Shing. B
Wahinepio Namokueha to Kaneohe
Rice Mill Co Ltd ............. ]
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Piles CURED IN 9 TO ~ DAYS.

FHLO UINIMENT IS guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
IL days or money refunded. Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis,
U. S. Of A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-04
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

General Insurance Agents representing
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Boston.
Aetna Fire Insurance Co.
ATTENTION
We have just accepted the Agency
for the -
oitisens insurance Co. (Hartford Fire.)
and
The Protector Underwriters OF the
Phoenix Of Hartford.
These were also among the Roll OF
Honor in San Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-24
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE UpFRINTENDENT UNITED STATES
Capitol Building and Grounds. Washington. II. c..
April l5 leR-proposals I'm dupiicatei viii he re-
ceiyed and publicly opened at the above Office for
interior wood trm and finish, interior plain ard
Ornamental pastering. interior marble work. plate
glass mail chuies and gravity C0uTeyors. hardware,
electric lighting fixtures, lucandescent lamps. eeYa-
tor iDcl0sugs fans and motors registers and valves.
mantelpieces Proposals for the portion q the
above work embracing the interior wood trim ana
finish viii be received and opened at II O'Clock
noon SATURDAY. NAV 9. l955. The plans and
specifications may he had upon depoStng with the
above OfiCe the sum q 50 u guarantee the return
Of the plans after the award Of contract The
plans and Specifications for the balance Of the
above Work viii be issued soon IS possible,
together with information as 90 dates q opening
of bids Intending bidders are herewith notified
that applications for plans and specifications for
any or all the above work can be fled with this
o.fce immediately. When plans and Specifications
are ready 10 be issued bidders who have made
application for the same VII BE- notified 10 any
deposit being required to guamntce the return q
the plans Each bid on each branch Of the above
work must be accompanied by a certified check OF
surety bond in the sum of five per cent Is Per cent
II the amount u tine bid 4 guarantee that the
bidder viii enter into a contract # the WORK Is
awarded 70 him Sureties in the sum of fifty per
cent 80 per cent? q the CONTRACT price viii be
required with the contract for each branch Of the
Wcrk. The right Is reserved 10 reject any or al
dnu 10 waive lttillidiiiito dtA
ELLIOTT WOODS, Superintendent United states
CapitoI Building and Grounds ap24 = my3S
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES-TREASURER
OHios. {. 5. Soldiers Home Washington. -. c.
April o 1905 sealed proposals win he received al
this Office until 10 q. m on TUESDAY. May L. 1903
and then publicly opened for furnishing the following
supplies for the fiscal year ending June 60 1915: Frgs
and salt meats, standard groceries. ice. -four. and
forage certified check for $1,000 must accompany
bid for fresh meats The right is reserved 70 reject
any and ali bids Fer schedules. specifications and
further information. apply TO H u. KENDALL
Major, e. s Army, Treasurer. ap2i 9,my5