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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
PETTY THIEVES
ARE CAUGHT.
STOLE FLOUR AND GRAIN IN
LARGE QUANTITIES FROM
CABS. ELEVATORS AND MILLS
SENT TO JAIL.

In the city court yesterday MARVIN
|Thornas. Eli White and Ira Wright
|three negroes. we're held u bail IN
|the sum Of $500 each charged with
burglary and larceny. Thomas anu
|White had stolen sixteen sacks Of
ficur from All Illinois Central car
and Wright had stolen seven sacks 81
|cats from the elevator They were
wen fixed to go into the feed business
fpr man and beast Chief Egan
lbror ght them into court. They Will
~ sent to the big Jail.
The day before several white boys
we're arrested for stealing -four from
The Cairo Milling Company, Mr.
Sutherland making the complaint
Judge Ross had eight other offend.
5ers yesterday under various sections
VII the city ordinances, three OF whom
we're Migrants and were given stays
III execution to leave the city, one had
4 concealed weapon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
EIGHT ARE ARRESTED
On indictments Charging Conspiracy
to Defraud Government--sugar
Trust in Lime Light.

New York, Feb 5.-On indictments
charging conspiray 10 defraud the
United states government Ernest W
ierberacht. chief sugar expert of the
american Sugar Refining company
and seven other employees Of the
sugar trust were arrested today Al
pleaded not guilty and were remand
al Under bail
The indictmnts ie one Of the results
II the Investigation Of the February
grand jury TO learn who was re
ponsible for the manipulation OF the
Gales OF williamsburg on the piel
II the American Sugar company b'
which IL IS alleged that the govern
ment had been defrauded Of large
sums IN The last fifteen years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
The Inmninn Oh PIaee.

"Consumption had mo ~ rs grash !
ana had almost reached the jumping
eff place when was advised to tr3
Or. Kings New Discovery; and want
TO say right now if saved by life. In
proyemeut began with the FIRST bett'e
and after taking one dozen bottles
was q we'll and happy man again.
saws George Moore Of Grimesland
\. G. As a remedy for coughs and
colds and healer OF weak sore iunss
and for preventing pneumonia New
Discovery Is supreme. SOC and $l'ot
ut al druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
AIM TO DIVERT
WESTERN TRADE
PARTY or Is CAPITALISTS or
SIOUX CITY, a., EN- ROUTE
70 PALMETTO BEACH.
HAVE INVESTED THERE
Expect to Have Iowa Trade Go South
Instead Of to california--OWn
Twelve Miles of
Beach

A party Of IS capitalists from SicuN
.CitN Icwa. ana vicinity were in Cairo
yesterday en- route 10 Palmetto Beach,
Ia winter resort located across the Bar
from Mobile, Ala
They dincd at The Halliday @hern
special attention was paid them in &
clever menu card aui tastefully decor
lated table by courtesy a Assistant
Manager r. j Stubbins,
The party bteaklasted YESTERDAY
morning at the Terminal Hotel IN s.,
Louis ana made the trip Via the
Mobile and Ohio railroad to Cairo pel-
gonaliy conducted hy Col Frank L.
Harris. general agent or that road
Ipon the arrival here they were mel
nv Mf RI Fl. Jones clty passenger
ana ticket agent OF the Mobile and
Ohio and Illinois Central lines ami
from here on their TRIP 90 Mobile, Mr..
Harvey Jeaes, travelling passenger
agent al the Mobile ana Ohio accom-
panied them
The mon in the party are renresea
tatiye citizens at Sioux City who have
invested capital in Palmetto Beach
hoping 10 divert Iowa trade from Cal
iforuia to Mobile and vicinity They
urge the claims that they have the
climate. salt water oysters fish and
all the attractions that the Golden
Gate state has t. offer They own al
axpanse of twelve miles Of ocean
beach.
Upon the arrival Of the party at Mo
bile they will be entertained with Il
banquet and automobile rides.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
Central Uaicn Telephone Company
Office of the General Manager


February 3 1898
Hon. Geo Parsons, Mayor City o.
Cairo, Illinois.
Dear Sir Our superintendent All.
C Fl. Rottper. reports thar he hae
talked with YOU within the last few
days concerning rebuilding our plant
.at cairo. Our engineers have pre-
Jared plans and estimates are now
under way requiring an expenditure
.of approximately $45090.09 which
work We are prepared 70 undertake
when yon approve the plans whica
have or viii be submitted.
We viii begin the work as soon as
naterlal can be delivered which Wil
probably be not later than April Isl
rnd push this same 70 completion, and
IN al probability have the entire work
closed I'D by October l. 1905
70 guarantee this ana 10 conform
with the suggestion made by you &c
1lr Rottser. the Central Union Tele
lbone company aill furnish an In
demnity bond IL the amount Of 5000
n the cits % Cairo guaranteeing tbs
completion ol the work above re
ferred to within the specified time
The work which we contemplate pro
yiaes for the installation Ct a new
common battery board and the recon
struction Of the entire outside plant
Yours truly,
II f. HILL
General Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

from abnormal decisions and lint
on the lungs.
nelusicn No. I. according to DR.
Hopkins. Is that DR. Bass was mis-
taken when he put him in the light
of attacking clubwomen in his recent
campaign against drinking by women.
Or. Honkins Friend of Clubs.
"At no time have ever directed
any attack OH club women" said DR.
Hopkins. 4My wife is member Of
two women's clubs, and I arm q friend
|of such organizations.
Il think the Cairo pastor is deluded
In his version Of what country and
city preachers ought to devote them
selves to. The Cairo pastor says not
single bible passage srstains my
position that respectable dancing is
proper. There are twenty-six pass
ages in the bible that refer to dancing
/ and only two of them are disapproy-
| "a. OF IT, One is where Saul's daugn-
ter criticises David for dancing. and
he SAYS she Is fool. the other is
salomes dance for John the Bap-
lists head. But Salome never would
haye danced had she not been drunk
at the time
Il have attended but one fashion
able bail In my life. but J have been
present al parties where dancing was
| indulged in never saw anything
THAT would warrant such "a description
as Dr.. Bass gave of a dance. I can't
conceive where be ever saw such q
dance as he describes. II was the
llewdest description tlat ever read
with one exception, ami that was bl
a preacher
Says II Is parents vs.. Pastor"
Z think the pastor in making th'
statement that every girl who dances
has been touched by the devil" over
steps propriety. He IS stalking his
'cpinion against that O. thousands o
1.-The best fathers and mothers in thii
country. before I said anything o.
the subject Of dancing I questione.
many OF the best women IN this cts
, and they contended as I did. ] thinl
. their opinion Is Of as much weight a
the selfstyled country preacher
"Of course in my support OF dan'
ling as an amusement ] pat a ban o.
, Ian dances given in any kind OF place
Pc or disrepute"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
Maaaener.veatch NuptlaIs.

Cairo friends Of the bride will be
interested to learn OF the marriage
cf Miss Nelle Waggener Of Louisville
Ey. to Mr.. Edward Veatch Of that
eity, which was solemnized az the
home al the bride yesterday afternoon
at | O'clock.
The bride has been frequent
visitor of Mi. and Airs. E. 7 Ais
thorpe cf Twenty-eighth street She
is I charming girl and her friends in
Cairo will wish her every happiness
ia her welded life
MI. and Mrs Veatch went south
cp their wedding trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
CHICAGO PASTOR
SCORES DR.. BASS
LATTER CRITICISED FORMER
SEVERELY FOR SERMON FAV.
oRABLE TO DANclNG-SAYS
BIBLE DOES NOT CONDEMN.

In tie Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday
appeared criticism from Rev. DR..
Fass, of this city upon a sermon Of
Rev. Frederick e. Hopkins Of Engle-
wood. in which the Cairo pastor
scored the Chlcagoan very severely
fer his approval or dancing. Speak
ing Of the round dance" Dr. Bass
used this language:
Il have seen some people in the
round dance out of whose eyes the
light OF virtue had faded and which
actually gl3wed with the baleful
CLEAN Of consuming deprayity. and
every iineament of purity had lost its
trace in the vile coun;enance which
even as II smiled. wiggled with the
ocntortions Of turpitrde. It is impos-
sible to tell how low down the scale
Of beastiality and pollution a man OF
woman may sink who in the round
dance feeds upon the rotten pottag1
that seeths in the boiling caldron OF
passion and lust
my brother there is not a father in
Chicago who has sent his daughter &c
= dance who can lay his hand On hel
head and say: My daughter YOU
are as pure as the angels o, no She
has been touched by the devil ana
when a woman once feels the devir.
touch she can never be pure again.
Chicago Pastor Replies.
Yesterdays Tribune gave q repi,
to Or. Bass from Rev. Hopkins which
with comment by the Tribune re
Uoiter. was as follows:
The Rev. L. d. Bass. pastor Of Ca
vary Baptist church Of Cairo. III
must be suffering from that epidemi
; commonly known as "tingling ears.
: aud that IS not all he is suffering fror
according to the Rev. Frederick 7
, Hopkins. pastor OF the Pilgrim Coz
. gregationaI church. Englewood, VII
! was the target at which the Cair
pastor directed some pretty hot shot
lin his sermon last SUNDAY night
, The exact situation is that the r.
form wires Of the two preachers hay
lcrcssed Dr. Hopkins threatens
say a few words in respect 90 I'll
: Cairo pastors views in his sermo
! next Sunday night
q Among other things Or. Hopkii
lsaid hts friend from Cairo is suferiT
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
Suffering ard Dollars saved.

E. S. Lopez. OF Marilla. y. Y says,
4 am a carpenter and have hal
many severe cuts healed by Bucklen =
Arnica Salve. It has saved me suffer
ing and dollars. il Is hy far the best
healing salve 7 have ever found
Heals burns. SORES ulcers. fever sores.
eczema and piles. 25c a. an druggists
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
IMPROVEMENTS
BYCENTRAL UNION
TELEPHONE. COMPANY WILL
SPEND $4,000 IN CAIRO IN
RECONSTRUCTION WORK
GIVES BOND or $4,000
Begin Work April ANA compIete II
sy October" 4 l3oa-Put IN
New Battery 3oard.

Mayor Parsons Is III recent of 2
letter from the general manager Of
tba Coatral Union Telephone Com
pan, in which Tie iattcr gives infor
nation of importance 10 telephone
users in Cairo some days ago the
general superintendent Of the com
pany was in Cairo and bad q confer.
onee with the mayor, which resulted
in the agreement referred to IN the
letter The mayor informed the Qffi'
ciai that the people had been much
dlspleased with the condition q thc
service ana hal been disappointed IN
tie promises Of betterment that hal
been made from time 70 time lie
asked that a bond be- given as q mat.
ter OF good faith and this was agreed
to The following letter will eNpiain
itself:
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Onice Of the Cairo Gas Company
Cairo. Illinois. February lst 1908
The regular meeting Of the stock
holders Of The Cairo City Gas Com.
pany viii be held at the Office Of the
Company. No. 500 Washington avenue
in the City Of Cairo. Illinois. on Mon
day the 10th day of February. A d
1908. between the hours Of 10 o'clocs
a. N. and o'clock p. M
JOHN TIERNAN.
SERBIAN
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
casey.Atwood Weddins.

MI D. NJ Atwood Of Bowling Green.
ky.. and Miss Mary Casey OF this
Ic.ty. were united IN marriage yester,
day morning az II o'clock Justice
ffaitcamp officiating
The bride Is the eldes; daughter OF
6ir. ana Mrs. H. G. Casey Of 27oS
Sycamore street
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood left last night
for Baton Rouge, La. where they
will reside.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
No. Rehind.

The sudden adjournment Of the city
council without transacting amy OF the
regular business OF the month leaves
the city employees in bad way u
they have no money laid away for a
rainy day. they will be a week behind
In paying their debts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

Ii II ii indeed this passion Of lazlness,
which is characteristic of the times.
mat Is responsible for half the crime
ia. our daily history. Olive Christian
MaIyery In "The Soul Market"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
lndoor carnIval.

The young ladies OF st. Joseph's
church are meeting with great sue
cess In the indoor carnival which they
arc holding at the hall on Cross street
The carnival will be held tonight for
the last time.
Last nights program was as fol.
lows:
Vocal solo-Miss Myrtle Bambrick.
instrumental duet Misses Howley
and Batterton.
Recitaticn-M Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. O'Shea
Violin solo Howard Frank,
Instrumental solo Miss Mabel Lam
gan
Vocal Miss LucilIa Smyth.
Mrs. Fl. B. Carr, of $50 Fourth
street, left last evening for chatta,
luooga, Tenn. where she was called
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

The Wednesday cinoh Club was
most pleasantly entertained yesterdaN
afternoon by Mrs. II S. Candee, OF
g70a Washington avenue.
Tho club win meet Wednesday
afternoon. Feb, 10, with Mrs Chaplin
Il. Barr, Of Upper Walnut street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
SOCIALAND PERSONAL


lby the sudden death of her fatheH
John Nave.
| Miss Marietta Taylor OF 2l7 Third
street la confined g her home hy' ~
mess.
mr., aud MIS- iiafry : Naonee ~,
Louis,
Co. Frank L. Harris o. ~ l-ou'a' y
here On business ior 'pe Ms p''e ~"
OHIO railroad.
more street WHO mas heeh III - $40" ~
| Improving.
MIS-. A. II fia'l OF Universe ~
Mich. Is me guest ot MI. ala rMS r.
:, Haii' OF Zzl hisa'e7'''h S''es@
-
Terrell VIII so to Wickiile, ~ to-
day to attend social function given
lby Mrs Jacob Corbett
Paul and Margaret Schuh. chlidre 2
OF Mr.. and Mrs julius T Schnh are
confined to their home IN Park Piaee
West by illness the former hafiNa
"
John G. Gholson who has been SER
Iionsll Ill with typhoid fever at 81
Mary's infirmary has improved cot
'siderably IN the past tWentylo''g
hours and his family are much eAccaF-
aged over his condition
Mr. ana and MIS- J. y. MoNleF anu
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

The Ladies Aid society Of ne CHRIS
tian church Win meet Friday atteN
noon az 2 oclock at the residence ol
Mrs. sinplins On rppcr WASHINGTON
nyennr
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Birth Of a Son.

A son was born Monday morning
ID MI. and Mrs. r. o. Webster Of 5000
Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

More proof that Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saves
woman from surgical operations.
Mrs. S. A. Williams, of Gardiner,
Maine, writes:
II was a great sufferer from female
4xoubles. and lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vege-
table Compound restored me TO health
IN three months. after my Physician
declared that an operation was abso-
1nfely necessary"
Mrs. Alvina Sporting, of 154 Cley-
hourne Ave, Chicago, H., writes:
al suffered from female troubles.
turnor and much Inflammation. Two
"a the best doctors in Chicago decided
4hst an operation was necessary to save
INV life. Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound entirely cured me without
an operation"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female Ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
xvorpen who have been troubled with
disnlacements, inflammation, ulcera'
fion. fibroid tumors, irregularities
neriodic pains. backache, that bear
{nr- down feeling, fiatulency, indiges
zion dizziness. or nervous pTOstTatlon
WIN don't YOU try 1t :
Mrs pinkham invites all sich
xroncn to write her for advice
she has guided thousands e
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06
First Bank and Trust Company
$685. OHIO STREET CARO- ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $300,OC00O
DEPARTMENTS
Commercial Savings. Bond Banking. Trust.
Commercial.

The strength Of financial institution
is In Its capital, its assets, its honorable
record and the ability. character and
standing of the men who conduct its
affairs.
Possessing these essential qualities.
this bank invites additions to Its list Of
customers and offers the best of SER
vice, alike 10 those of large and small
means
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-06

lby the sudden death Of her rather
John Nave
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
.BERGsTROM COULD GET
No bic FARM HERE

Unable to get more than twenty
acres of public lands on this island TO
start farm, J. ". Bergstrom, former
ly actively connected with the Berg
strom Music company, departed the
other day for the northwest to look
over the farming situation with a
view to establishing himself on some
of the public lands. Mr.. Bergstrom 8
health demanded that he take up out
door work and to this end he decided
to give up his active partnership in
the Bergstrom Music company and be-
come small farmer. Despite his
urgent desire to get suitable and sufi-
eient lands, no more than twenty acres
were offered him. Therefore his de-
cision TO go elsewhere.
He viii go to Oregon and Washing
ton and for the next three months viii
size up the situation. He wants plen-
ty of land on which to establish him.
self and family and not only make
home, but a self sustaining one Twenty
acres are too small an area for his
purpose.
Mr.. Bergstrom expects to return here
in three or four months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
PROSPECTIVE CITIZENS

Seven aliens yesterday declared their
intention OF becoming citizens of the
United States and fled their applica-
tons with Clerk Murphy of the Unit
ed States District court One of them
is German, one Londoner and FIVE
spaniards who came here ON the Hello
polls. The seven are: Juan Tonic San
mona Aria Of Estepa, Spain; William
Weigang of Grafeuort, Germany; Sam
Stanford of London, England; Fran
cisco Ribera Marquee of Pinos Puento,
Spain; Jose Marquee Gonsalves of Pr
nos Puento, Spain; Amador Moron Mo-
noz Of Tlora, Spain; Jose Espinosa
Romero Of Calabrenna, Spain, and Di-
ego Gallardo Romero of Montellano,
Spain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wall. Nichols Co., Ltd, have fine
az publishers prices and under.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hashimoto are pre-
pared to call on patients at their hone
at any time and give massage.
There is a nice display of parasols,
fans and china at the Japanese Bazaar
on Fort street next to the convent.
Sun Lee Tai Co., on King street near
Nuuanu. have a large stock of koa and
other wood Furniture and grandfather
clocks.
Shop early tomorrow at Saehs-the
store viii be closed after l clock.
There are many useful specials at
tempting prices to early buyers.
Halls safes are dependable They
have defied the fereest heat and the
cleverest craeksmen. H. Hackfeld q
Co, Ltd, agents. Hardware depart
ment
". II. Thoene. on Union street above
Hotel street. viii do any kind of job
fo7 YOU in the carpenter line and will
repair old furniture in the most salts
factory manner.
Postaleards of the volcano made by
Williams on July % are on sale at the
errio dealers and places where pic
tcrial postal cards are sold. The de-
Ihand IS unprecedented.
!. NJ. Levy & Co. have a very fine
line OF groceries and fresh fruits and
vegetables always on hand. Special
attention given TO family trade. King
street near Bethel Phone rs.
/ Messrs. Lewis & Co. Ltd, are running
their big discount sale of housefur-
nishing goods this week to the ad-
vantage of every lady in town. The
reduction is genuine. Telephone 24o.
Get a No. 9 Bull s Eve Kodak. It
means photography with the bother
left out No focusing or fixing of shut
tiers Honolulu Photo Supply Co. The
latest model and simplest to operate.
Owing TO the Manehuria s leaving on
Sunday, the offices of the Union Pacific
Transfer Co. viii be open all day sun
day. Personal supervision given bag
gage for state rooms and sealed com
partments.
Don I let the week slip by without
proiting by the unusually low prices
u: every line Of goods. You can find
inst what you want at lowest cost. 4.
Blom. Fort street.
The Burns Moir fight has been such
a success ar the Empire that the man.
agement viii show the film at the Pa
lena theater tonight There will be
al entire change of program at the
Empire this afternoon.
The American Hawaiian Paper &
Supply Co. has Just received a large
invoice of writing papers IN bonds and
linens which they sell to dealers ard
printing houses throughout the Terri
terry on favorable terms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There viii be meeting of the Board
of License Commissioners this after
noon at 1 o clock
Honolulu Lodge GIG, B. P O. E.. will
meet in ifs lodge room this Friday
evening at 1880.
Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club meets
IN its rooms on Union street this Fri
day evening at 1880.
Polynesia Eneampment No. I, I. O. o.
F., viii meet in Odd Fellows hall this
Friday evening at 7:30.
The H1onian on its voyage down
here received news from the mainland
by wireless AT distance of 1000 miles.
Among Governor Frear's callers yes
terday forenoon were Delegate KaIani-
anaole, John F. -Colburn, Abram Lewis
Jr. and Rev. Z. W Thwing.
Several hundred men were at the
naval station yesterday to secure
blanks for application for employment
on the Pearl Harbor work when it be.
gins.
Secretary Mott-smith came into
town Yesterday afternoon from his
bueolic retreat at Waialae. He was in
conference with the Governor on some
matters.
L. E. Pinkham sails by the Manehu.
ria on Sunday for the Coast. Tt is I'M
derstood that he leaves the islands per-
manently. He says that he never was
candidate for mayor of Honolulu.
The public yesterday scrupulously
respected Governor Frear's request
that he be not interrupted by callers
in the afternoon, and he had an en-.
tire afternoon for work on his annual
report.
The suggestion has been made that
the trustees Of the Queen 8 Hospital
would be willing to provide site for
the proposed Children y Hospital and
thus save much expense IN site and in
administration.
+ Treasurer Campbell has appointed q,
5. Kekumano of the Tax office, Deputy
Assessor for the district of Eva, which
includes Waianae Kekumano has been
in the Tax Office for about seven years.
The Eva Tax Office is in the second
story of the Oahu Railway station at
Pearl City.
Judge De Bolt yesterday granted a
divorce to Nicholas John Palmere from
Mary Ann Palmere. The husband was
given the custody of the two children
who are now in Fruitvale. He is to
pay Mrs. Palmere $500 for their sup
port in the past.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.

Governor Frear yesterday received
from A. @. NJ. Robertson for the Re-
publican Central Committee, nominal
tions for inspectors of election for the
precincts of West Hawaii
Though the Governor wrote to all
the political committees three or four
months ago asking them TO make nom
nations for members OF the boards of
registration and for inspectors of cleo
ton. the Only response he has received
until this communication yesterday
from Robertson, was from the Home
Rule party.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
BARGAINS
ARE NOW ON

Messrs Lewis & Co.. Ltd. in the
Levers & Cooke block, are conducting
sale of housefurnishing goods that
should be patronized by every house
wife in Honolulu. The bargains are
genuine and the opportunities for Sc
curing fine ware were never better.
The assortment includes much that is
in daily demand IN the kitchen. pantry
and dining room and better line was
never shown here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
cArHcARr REPORTED N. B.

In the suit of H. G. Middlediteh.
trustee. against John W. Catheart,
High Sheriff Henry has made return
of the execution for s3s7.65 as fol-
lows: ''After due and dligent search
/ have failed TO find any property, real,
personal or mixed belonging to the
within named John w. Cathcart, and
of which l could collect the whole or
any part of this amount accrued. / ac-
cordingly return the same nulla bona
this 9Th day Of August. a D. 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-07
THE MAILS.

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Franeiseo-Per America Maru,
August 5.
Yokohama-Per Manehuria. August g.
Vietoria-Per Aorangi, August %.
Mails viii depart for the following
points as follows:
San Franciseo-Per Manehuria, Aug. g.
Yokohama-Per America Maru, Aug. s.
Colonies-Per Aorangi, August p.