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NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.
Consumption Death Rate

Health reports show that 81 IN every l. 600
die OF consumption IN Washington. Virginia.
ana Maryland, In consumption or tubeEculO-
SIS, Nascent Oxygen is the only rational cure
IL IS the concentrated open air. The outdoor
and the natural treatment combined, ara that
right In your own home city. Oxygen Is es-
sential to life. Without IL we cannot live
W hen our systems have a sufficient supply we
cannot be sick. In large cities where there
are thousands Of germs floating through the
air and dust and smoke We cannot get the
full amount Of oxygen that nature intended
and which our systems require.
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coPPERSMIrH Expert.

EMPORIUM OF copper; sheet iron works. J
L GRAND. Coppersmith, 1206 II st. NV; also
French ranges. refining copper utensils. COT
fee uFns. Steam tables and all kinds Of COOK.
ins utensils. Phone II. Gss8-
5sl1-tA. su. ta-sas
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

18th ST. near X, very handsome i4-room
DI.ch. lot z5Xs5; bargain 20 quick purchaser
hAtthlCK q METCALFs 1890 New York ave
MOIST
A REAL ESTATE BARGAIN. Equity IN ten
"eii-constructed Groom and bath dwellings
Tor sale on reasonable terms
-Non-TesideDt owners offsr for sale the
Sq1isy IN ten OF the best constructed 6-TpOm
anu Dath dwellings n Washington. The
houses have ali mOdOFn improvements, con
crete cellars under entire house. furnaces,
Soai AID gas ranges. Avenue front with .
.S0L OF parking. 10 II alley in rear. Rented
- piOInpt paying tenants Address owners.
LANES A. BEAL1MESR & son. CO.. Soi
Eldellty building. Baltimore. Nd Oc2Ieod-l5t
NEW GROOM ana bath houses; papered
thfougnouti hot-water heat covered p0rches
near Lincoln Park. easy terms THOMAS
Il MELTON. gu T nv. no2I-i0t
uNEQuALED BARGAIN-6-rooms and bath
frame house, perfect condition. nice little
nome: good location NV: only 81 SO: cannot
be duplicated for the price NEW YORK
REAL E5IATE BROKERS'. 611 Z. no2l-St
g-RooMs and bath brick; new house: Ie
1JL LII EAI6i excellent home for colored party:
price salvfgi easy teTma NEW YORK REAL.
- IAlIl BROKERS, Gil +. no2l-3t
FOR SALE-To col0red family Sc: groom
press brick porcelain bath; cellar. furnace:
81 Ion T,- ana BACK yard; $50; $50 down. BOX
y 1llisS once, no2I-3t
FOR sALE-A ave-reom frame az Good
lot s0xlO0: $3.50 cash.
nozl-8t l. J. MILLS. Cos 9Th NV.
FOX SAIE-New eight-roOm house near Lin
coin PafE. attic, cellar. pantry; hot-vvater
neat reception hall front and back p0rchea
~ ~ lsALlo- sow easy terms owner, 20
4itn %. ne. no2l-5t
How TO BE your - landlord on 500 cash;
80 monthly For fun particulars drop postal
telephone or call for Illustrated plat Of Con-
nfcticut Ave. Terrace
FULTON r. GORDON. Colorado Building
hozl-U Tel. Main 80.
FOR SALE = arge rJomy house; me Ioca-
tl0n; can b converted into apartments 10
yield 10 10 Is per cent on Investment An
unusual opportunity open for inspection
sd and y sts., HENRY ". OFFUTT.
noIs-i
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FOR sALE-FARMS.

A POTOMAC river truck and fruit farm, 24s
acres, 10 miles from Washington. D C. on
Maryland side cost late owners ST. 600. sell
for $1,000: = cash, balance easy terms fns
new house, me view See me At once. j. L.
CORN WELL, Agent for Trust. 81 18Th NV.
no2i-3t
CASNOT BE DUPLICATED-Beca 81
other business I offer for sale my splendid
farm IN Virginia. only miles from city:
containing lis acres, 20 clear and in q high
state Of cultivation. - in woods. nearly new
Groom house, barn and olhul OutbUndIngs;
well fenced and watered; convenient % steam
and electric roads. For quick sale win take
$4,000 Liberal terms OWNER. BOX Is,
Times Office no2t-st
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

REDUCED TO $3.50 PER MONTH.
new Groom house within Ons fare
TAGGART-THRIF'T CO.. 1905 New York ave.
no20-tf
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Near Union Depot. on Sassa-
Chusetts ave. NV. triangular corner facing
three streets. suitable for Office or CONNER
CiaI business; rent including heat, S85. Co.
Apply EDW. P SCHWARTZ. ga NV.
uOZ1-IL
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FOR RENT-oFFIcEs.

FOR RENT-Large sunny ONCE ro7us with
steam heat electric lights; tanitor service
Apply UNION INSURANCE Co, $50 9Th a.
nv. no8l-7t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RAISE CAPITAL; best method stocks and
bonds guaranteed and paid; corporations or
ganlzed ana promoted, ali states, advice free.
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CATERING.

WEDDINGS. lunches. receptions. dinners and
banQuets supplied with every requisite;
single dishes furnished. ice cream and ices
in any quantity delivered; all orders By mail
or telephone VIII be promptly attended to-
GRAY & BRO. Caterers. 1896 II St NV
Phone Y. 4065-Y- Oc25-Su " f-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

$40: % Brentwood chairs. good as new; also
lunch room tables. See HOLLYWOOD, Sth
and X HO22-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ExCHANG.-A Washington brs7.-+,
$50 600 income Clelr. Tor Los Angeles a.
beach. Address TAIRVIEW, East FaIls
Church Va bo1e-st
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FOR SALE-Two wall cases: glass doors;
suitable FOR most any kind Of business. See
NORWOOD. Sth and K no22-3t
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

COOL BREE,-ES.
Take a cool ride in the ccuntry Hire an
automobile any hour Of the Jay or night At
THE SHERMAN, 40 & St nsg Phone Inc
81. Experienced chauffeur e.. ia.ning pointa
5s6-tfssu, tu-s9s
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10TH ST, near X, very handsome i4-rOom
brick lot 25Xs5; bargain 20 quick purchaser
kA4tRICK & METCALF. 1890 New York ave
MOIST
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MAKING and altering portieres and drapery
also dressmaklng; experts at both. ParI0rs
49, 18th ST. NV, 10 p. IN. oc2S, ", SUIT
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WANTFD-RFAI ESTATE

500 CASH about So monthly. including in
terest and principal for a house not exceeF-
Ing SAs00; what can you Oner? BOX II
Times Office. r7092-qr
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GOVERNMENT FARMS FREE: our ll2-page
book Vacant Government Land describes
every acre in every county in u. ), How Sc
cured frses 1903 diagrams and tables. All
about free irrigated farms. Price &c post
paid. WEBB PUB. co. CKey Nd ST. Paul
Mimi no22 .
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PERSONAL.

OVER 100 different manners and KEYS for
secret writing useful for ? persons as well
as for companies BOX Is. Times office.
uo22-2t
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II YOU NEED MONEY 1 viii make you a
loan Of from SO To $50 at a rate that viii
pay you 70 investigate. BOX a. Times office.
nO5-Z5t
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

READING Standard motor cycle; perfect !
condition. new tires, $50 T. y. MUD, JR., s
1Z23 New York ave. ools]2
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Mr. f. MILLION. scientific astrologer, 90
Eye ID 81. NV. HOroTy 8sUrology yearly
horoscopes Latlvltes, 81 Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected BY means
OF spherical trigonomstry. Main "a oc24-tf
events OF life from NINE. RITA asrrolocer
palmist, card reader 10zl sth st. NV
oC25-eOt
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wORKINGMAN'S WANTS.

WORKINGMEN who provide a family witt
square meals per day know that a s. not,
IS a nice saving and a tailor made suit at So
coat and vest, 81; overc0at 81 so; slightly
worn; serviceable and warm; one price only
JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 ID st. nol6-7t
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FOR SALE-Two gas ranges; also % slightly
used good chance 10 save money. See
HOLLYWOOD Sth and X. MOIST
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-VeFy large attractive 7-room.
ard bath house in beautiful condition: very
refined street. floor coverings for sale cheap
If desired: can Dc seen any time. 5Il n 81.
NV. no92-3t
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Inc temperatures for the deo IN
lever than those OF the preceding Kauai and in horizons
the Eva district OF Oahu the Wauku district of Mani and e K
haa and Hamakua districts of Hawaii elsewhere the chances were
ht excepting Hakaau, Hawaii where mean Temperature
o deg. higher.
6he greatest amounts OF rainfall reported the Hlo
ana Funa districts OF Hawawhere they ranged 2z to or
inches and IN the koolau district of Mauwere they were
ana $50 inches In the remaining districts the were Ha
a-kohala OF to o8I inch Hamakua 1 inches Kau
50 men to I53 inches and kona $40 inches Maui Hama
kaloa I54 inches Hamakuapoko 800 inches Hama os inches
kula 600 inch Waluku inchexcepng Wauku and
lahana inch Oahu-Koolauoa inch KooauDoko Ga TO
o5 inch Honolulu 600 inch inches to inches
and Wa1anae inch the lower levels inches maua
Kauai inches in the Kooau Puma and inch
$50 inches the kona, inch Mookai
At stations having record OF years
the week differed from the the
tfaWa-kohaa -o52 to -o74, Hamakua +oIo Hlo
to the southern and central portions
the northern Puma +254, Kau o73 1000 and
Oahl-kooauloa rto45 koolaupoko $40 fo3
o54 the remaining districts; and Kauai +ozo
haueleau Hawaii reports inches of rainfall
tive hours on the 9TH and 385 inches on the 18th.
The rainfall than that of the preceding week the
Puma Kau and kona districts and generally less the remaining
districts Hawaii but excepting in portions of the Ho Puma Kau
and IONA districts the differences material On the
ing islands the rainfall generally slightly Of that Of the
week. excepting inches the higher levels
of the Honolulu and Eva districts of Oahu.
The following table weekly
and rainfall for the principal Islands and for the
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Punahou.
TO
BENEFIT YACHT

A week from next Saturday the local
Portuguese will give a benefit concert
and dance for the yacht Hawaii, in
I.usitana hall.
The president of the committee hav-
ing the affair in hand is V. Fernandez
Jr.. and A. D. Castro is secretary and
treasurer.
A fine program has been prepared,
including dancing in Spanish and Port
uguese styles by a number of beautiful
young ladies.
The children of the de Patria school
Will be present in force and will sing
a number of choruses in Portuguese.
There will also be some fine moving
pictures.
Before the entertainment commences
there will be a band concert in the
yard of the hall by the Portuguese
band. The music for the dancing will
be furnished by one of the best of the
local quintets.
The affair promises to be most en-
ioyable and should result in a hand
some balance being turned over to the
Transpacific yacht fund.
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BOTH WRESTLERS
WANT A MATCH

Neither Roberts nor Mitsuka were
able TO get together yesterday, but will
meet to discuss a match at noon to-
day. Both men profess to be anxious
for a match and stated yesterday that
they would be ready to sign articles
today and post the necessary forfeits,
Roberts made many friends by his
showing with F'roelecher in their ex-
hibition last Saturday night and there
are many who think that in him the
big Jap will meet his master.
Mitsuka s friends, on the other hand,
will not entertain the idea of defeat
and, it is said, have $500 to wager on
their man. The Japanese has had a
good deal of practice at catch-as-
catch-can and is said to be a dangerous
man for the best of them to tackle
under those rules.
If Mitsuka meets and defeats Sailor
Roberts and Hans Froelecher comes
back from San Francisco and takes
on Mitsuka, the event is likely to be
one of the most interesting that has
happened in the history of local sport.
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MATCH RACE
IS STILL ON

There will be match race at Ka-
piolani Park on Saturday afternoon at
4:3o o'clock, between Shamrock, owned
by E. H. Lewis, and Laniuma, lately
known as Exchange Five. The DIS
lance win be three-eighths of d mile.
Opiopio will pilot the gray mare and
Henry Lewis will have the leg up On
the Irish pony.
This will be a hard race to dope.
The other afternoon Mallet ran away
from Shamrock in a trial, the latter
being ridden by a japanese
Laniuma was beaten by Candy Boy,
and the latter was in turn out-footed
by Mallet.
The only race that the gray mare
has won was against False Alarm and
then they didn't run fast enough to
keep warm.
If Shamrock is beaten he must be
quite as far behind MaIlet as his recent
trial would seem to indicate.
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NET PRACTISE
ON SATURDAY

In consequence of the cabled request
for a game received from the S. s.
Aorangi at Suva, the local cricket sea-
son will begin week before it ordi-
narily would have done. The opening
date was set for May but it has been
decided to have practise next Sat-
iurday afternoon at the Makiki ground,
so as to give the local players a chance
to get their eyes in.
Robert Anderson, seen yesterday,
said that he did not believe that the
English team was aboard the Aorangi,
as they played their last match in
West Australia, which would seem to
indicate that they were going home
direct
He thinks, however, that there are
some other cricket celebrities aboard
the steamer. and that this is the rea-
son why Capt. Phillips cabled for a
game.
Much enthusiasm was shown by local
cricketers yesterday over the prospect
of a game with an outside team and
it looks as if there would be a record
breaking muster at the nets on Satur-
day afternoon.
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SAINT LOUIS
BESTS THE PUNS

The st. Louis team, which could not
enter the three-cornered league in inter
scholastic baseball, as the schedule had
been made before the Saints were
aware that such a thing was in prog
CESS, played a practice game with the
Punahou team yesterday at the Puma
hou field, defeating the Puns by the
close score of 6 to 5.
Both sides played pretty, clean
game, though errors were made which
will dov otless be corrected before the
season is over st. Louis showed that
had they entered the league they would
have given the other teams a rub for
side League was at his best, and play
ed star game, as did third baseman
Honan. Hcnan kept his head when
Chi Bui on third and w. Desha on sec
ond were trying to get home. When
the bali flew in his direction he quick
~ put an end to a squeeze play which
the Puns were trying to inaugurate.
1t was in the eight inning that the
Puns scored most heavily. c. Lyman
made pretty hit when all the bases
were full and brought home two men,
working himself in when J. Desha was
at third. Following is the lineup of
both teams:
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Coming Events

April 25-Match race. Kapiolani park,
Shamrock VS.. Exchange Five.
April 22-WeekIy meeting Kalihi
Athletic Club.
April 29-Kapiolani Baseball League
meeting
April 30-Boxing, Fort Shafter.
May Boys Clubs field meet
May 2-senior League baseball sea-
son opens.
May 10-Newspaper Baseball League
season opens.
May 13-Invitation tourney, Bere-
tania Tennis Club.
June +Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
contests.
June 1o-Hawaiian Gun Clubs shoot
for club championship.
June 11-Hawaiian Gun Clubs semi
annual prize shoot.
June 17-Hawaiian Gun Clubs I'M
known angles shoot.
July 3-4-HiIo races.
July Maui races.
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TO ORGANIZE
RIGGER CLUB

There will be a meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing the Outrigger Club
at the rooms of the Promotion Com
mittee on Friday afternoon. All in
terested are requested to be present.
There is proposition TO amalga-
mate fishing club with the Outrigger
Club and the idea is finding much
local favor with anglers.
If the combination is effected local
fishermen owning canoes or boats and
who join the club will have a con-
venient place to keep their boats. This
will be very acceptable to many canoe
owners who at present have to tie up
their craft wherever they can find d
place and who consequently often suf-
fer loss by storm or theft.
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GIVEN UP BY SPECIALISTS
CURED BY DOAN'S BACKACHT
KIDNEY PILLS.

Miss Emma Shirley, of Kill Buck
n. Y, says: "Kidney trouble mys
teriously fastened itself upon me anc
ran down so rapidly that in a short
time / was a nervous wreck. l had
no strength and was so weak and had
so much pain / could hardy totter
about. / was down in bed for weeks,
and could hardly turn over. When
got up | was so nervous, that if any.
one looked at me l was ready to cry
Ny eyesight failed, headaches and dir
zy spells racked me, and / had ter
rible pain in the side. I could not re-
tain my food, my complexion was pasty,
and all the time the kidney secretions
were awfully irregular. / went to
Buffalo and was treated by renowned
doctors, but only sank lower and lower
until my friends gave me up to die.
Through a friend / learned of Doan IS
Backache Kidney Pills, and after tax
ing two boxes, felt very much better.
| kept on until had used twelve boxes,
and was then so greatly improved that
I was able to GO home to Kill Buck.
This was within four weeks after
left my bed, and 1 hardly dared hope
L was well, but so it proved. Thougi
I had lost Is pounds while in bed,
recovered that and six pounds more.
Doan's Backaehe Kidney Pills saved
my life, and 1 shall never quit praisine
them.'
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
for sale by all chemists and storekeep
ers at so cents per box, six boxes for
$3.50. Mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co, Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN

!. FOR the Week Ended April 10 zoos &
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READ THE ADVERTISER
WORLDS NEWS DAILY
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IS PARNELL
AT WAILUKU!

The following appears in the cores
pondence column of the Breeder and
Sportsman:
l. d. MYER. wAILUKU. MAUI
You fail TO state whether ParneI is a
trotter, PAGER or runner. There were
three trotters by that name: Parneu
2:2S by Enfield, foaled 1885, ParneH
2:29 IL by Almont Eagle, foaled 1888,
and Parnell 2:29 by Aberdeen, foaIed
1885. We know of no other horse by
the name OF Parnell that has raced,
and all three. Of these were owned in
the Eastern States.
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BISHOP WILLIS
WORK IN TONGA
CONTINUED from Page One.l
STUDENT AT SAN MATEO OWN
ITY SCHOOL

ITY SCHOOL
| From San Mateo Divinity School /
have excellent reports of Mr. Sang
Mark. He is making good progress,
and seems very happy in California.
A year and a-half has yet to elapse
before / shall have his services as a
deacon.
DAY SCHOOL AT NUKUALOFA.
I have not long been allowed to en-
joy a monopoly Of teaching English to
the Tongan children. Stimulated by the
example of the Anglican church, the
head of the largest religious body IN
these islands, at the beginning or last
year. opened school under Engllsh
teachers at Nukualofa, and other
places in the group 1t was the natur-
al consequence of the school at Nuku-
alofa, that the attendance at the
Church school was considerably dimin-
ished, and with the diminution of scho-
lars there followed corresponding
decrease in the amount of the fees. so
that the school is no longer self-sup-
porting. though it must be remembered
that Mr. Broadfoot is not only school
master, but also lay reader and prin-
ter. You will observe that the school
dlu mol raise DIS IiiuSIA GO N1iS AANNAN
of his salary. The result of reduced
attendance roll was that each child re-
ceived more attention. so that very
good work was done during the year.
and the number of children attached
to the Church is increasing.
PRINTING.
In my last letter I mentioned that
Mr.. Broadfoot had started on printing
the Psalter in Tongan. This was Dig
job for one single handed. Neverthe-
less, the work is making good progress,
the sheets already struck off ending
with Psalm 50.
LTFUKA.
IAfuka is the island in the Haabai
group at which the steamer calls, ana
from which Mouga-One is reached by
sail boat. Hitherto our congregation
on this island has been very small, !
chiefly owing to our having no local.
habftation. The few persons who are
members of our Church have met for
worship in the Lay Readers house. |
There is now a movement towards ex- !
pansion. And whilst many are ex-
pressing desire to become members !
of the Church, as soon as there IS a i
place where they can meet. young |
chief has promised to obtain for US q {!
site on which we can build. /
have, therefore, good hope that my /
next report will contain record Of ad-
vance on this hand.
In conclusion. let me say that, al
though it is reported that the ;. 2. q.
intends to give me a stipend. l nave
7ot yet received any official announce
nent Of such appropriation beng
made. I am, therefore, still entirely
dependent on your kind contributions
or carrying on the work that 1 have
been enabled to begin. and for which
ct me ask for continuance of your
prayers that the Divine blessing may
est upon it, I remain
Affectionately yours.
ALFRED WILLIS.
Tonga. Eve Of Conversion
of s. Paul, 1908.
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2.I6 inches.
zo.6deg.
Entire Group. .

At T. Weather Bureau in Honolulu,
there unusually large of coudnes with light show
three amounting o6 inh below the normal for
week. than during the preceding week The
mum temperature 7S deg, minimum 68 deg and
below the normal deg lower than last week
The relative humidity per and the bar
ranged from inch above the normal The prevailing
2th and I4h, and f the
ing dates week. with hourly velocity of
q miles VIM. B. STOCkMAN, Section Director
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Honolulu. Anril % roos
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-06
COLORED OLD FOLKS AND Or
PHANS' HOME.

Tuesday evening, June 8, grand
benefit performance exclusively for
the colored people, will be given in
the Woman's Club Building auditor
um, in aid of The Old Folks and Or
phans' Home, on which occasion the
screamingly funny comedy, Mrs.
Temples Telegram" will be played
by well known group OF professional
players. The play is in three acts,
and will be followed by an informal
promenade reception in the ball room,
below the auditorium.
The committee in charge have
placed the prices, including the play
and reception, at fifty cents 10 one
dollar, according to the location of
seats, which will all be reserved, so
that every one will be sure of having
just the seat he purchases.
Refreshments will be served at
moderate prices. Every one knows
the necessity of a hearty and cordial
response TO this appeal for our needy
old folks and orphans.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-06
NOTICE.

The District session OF the Knights
and Daughters of Tabor will convene
in Pueblo June %. "a and %. All
Knights and Daughters in good stand
ing please take heed and govern your
selves accordingly.
SR. D. d. COLE, d. G. NJ.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-06
Restaurant for sale cheap.
See me. Lawyer Geo. H. Ross.

Restaurant for sale cheap. $3.50
See me. Lawyer Geo. H. Ross.
The Sunshine Club will give a June
Rose Concert at Shorter church, June
9th.
Keep off the date of June 23, when
there will be a union picnic of the
Campbell A. NJ f. aud Central Bap-
tist churches.
On June IS will occur the first pic
mic of the season at Bloomfield Park
The Triangle Club is the entertainer
and will make it a memorable social
event