davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The oasis., 1909-08-07
NoCALEs NOTES.

The Boston Store Inc. Don Ignacio L. Armada, of Ala mos, was at Nogales yesterday evening"
 Mir. Thomas Ewing, from the San Rafael valley, was at Nogales yesterday.
 Mir. F. Quiroz, the plumber, was a visitor at Cananea early in the week.
 Colonel J. B. Breathitt, of the Southern Pacific lines in Mexico, was at Nogales yesterday evening. Cents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez. Mir. w. A. Selkirk, a member of the board of supervisors of Pima county, was visitor at Nogales Thursday.
 Mrs. A. A. Doherty writes from Seattle that herself and daughter, Miss Ethel, are enjoying the ex- position greatly.
 Yesterday Mir. R. M. Axford, superintendent for the Cananea Cattle Company, was over from San Rafael.
 Yesterday evening Mrs. Samuel Leeker entertained pleasant party of the young people of Nogales at her residence on Terrace avenve.
 Forgood, substantial lservice wear Hamilton. Brown & Co.'s Patrol 6hoe," sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez. '
 MT. A. L. Lewis, the ore buyer was up from Hermosillo yesterday This morning the gentleman went to his home in Douglas.
 Yesterday evening the train from the south was delayed by storms and washouts, and did not reach Nogales until about midnight.
 Tomorrow Miss Beulah Smith. son will go to Patagonia, thence tc Greaterville, where the lady has engaged to teach another term.
 This week Mir. Ralph M. Parsons has been visited by brother, Mir H. k. Parsons, from Chicago, who arrived Sunday night and remained at the line city couple of days.
 MT. L. F. Poston, auditor for tn, sonora News Company, is visito at Nogales, having arrived iron the City of Mexico Thursday even lng' He will remain several days
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs. M. N Dayldovich were over from the Sal Naiael region, coming over to mak transfer of bunch of cattle the, aad sold to the San Rafael Cattl Company.
 Last night there arrived iron the south MT. Angus Cashion c Cne Grant Brothers Constructio company, who remains at Nogale Untl tomorrow, when he will go t
The oasis., 1909-08-07

James A. Casnlon, general mana ager for the same company, who is returning to Sonora and Sinaloa from a visit at Tucson, Phoenix and Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Louise o. Dodge of Mowry is visiting at Berkeley, California. The lady intends visiting at vari- ous points along the Pacific Coast, including the Seattle exposition, and will return to Santa Cruz county in the fall.
 Owing to washouts on the main line of the Southern Pacific in Cal ifornia there was no western con- nection at Benson yesterday eve- ming, and the usual Pullman sleeper from Los Angeles was not attached to the train from the north.
 The board of supervisors did not meet on the first Monday in the month, as is their usual custom. Instead it will meet on the third Monday in the month (the 16th) when the members meet as board of equalization, on which day the board will hold a session as super. visors also.
 There appears in THE OASIS this week an ordinance adopted by the Nogales town board providing for construction of cement walks along Elm street, and Terrace and Sono- ita avenues, along those portions where walks have not been laid as yet, and along Morley avenue to the court house from the point where the walks end now.
 Sunday morning Assistant Super intendent Neill Bailey departed for Anaheim, California, summoned by the fatal illness of his father, Doctor George H. Bailey of Phoe- nix, who died Wednesday morning of the present week. Superinten- dent Bailey's brother, Doctor Lloyd c. Bailey of Mazatlan, passed No gales Tuesday evening, having re-  ceived from Anaheim the same sad summons, but reached his fathers bedside too late to see him alive.
 MT. s. T. Lee, American consul at Nogales, Sonora, has received a telegram that his successor, Mr. Alexander V. Dye of Missouri, will arrive this evening, and will as- sume charge at the consulate Mon- day morning. MT. Lee and his family will depart about Tuesday of next week. They will go tc Washington, thence after a few days, to his new post of duty al the city of San Jose, in Costa Rica Central America.
 Today c. T. Jones moves his
 Delicatessen meat market from the
 Bojorquez building on Morley avenue to the south end of the
 Marsh building, near the post office, on Grand avenue, in tho premises occupied heretofore by M
 Badilla, who has gone out of busi
 ness. In the place now occupied by the Delicatessen there is a large refrigerating plant, affording abun. } dant facilities for cold storage anC the keeping in prime condition
 meats, vegetables, etc.
 Thursday and yesterday Nogale r was visited by heavy rainstorms
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
Entered for Record Aug. IA. 1909
from 1890 a. m. to 12 Noon.

Mary X. Nailima to Hilo Railroad
90. ''... ....'..'' $3.50 ~
VIM. u. Nailima and VT. to Hilo
Railroad Co. ............... ID
Andrew Il. Cox and VT. to A. NJ.
Stangenwald NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF
UNCLE SANS LIABILITIES

Washington, Aug. AT the close
of business July 81 the monthly
statement of the public debt shows
that the debt amounted to $917,-
53O,S57 less cash in the treasury.
The interest bearing debt is $913,-
3l7,490; debt on which interest has
caesed since maturity, $2,Sl4,S75;
debt bearing no interest, $3S0,417,-
IA; total. $1,2S6,549,110. This
does not include. however. $1,343,-
21l.S69 in certificates and treasury
notes outstanding which are offset
by an equal amount of cash held In
the treasury for their redemption.
The cash in the treasury Is CLASH
fed as follows:
Gold reserve $150,000.0O0; trust
funds. $1,343,211,S 69; general fund,
$l69,O94,234; in national banks
repositories, $5S,022,746; In Philip
pine treasury, $5,9o1,272, against
which there are demand liabilities
outstanding of 81 ,343,25l,S69, which
leaves cash balance on hand of
s25S,437,755.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
LINCOLN PENNIES
JUST COINED
New Copper Cent Shows
Great Emancipation
Smiling

Philadelphia. Aug. 2.-The Philadel.
phia mint will issue today the new
Lincoln" pennies which the Treasury
Department has caused to be designed
and struck OF In honor of the Tooth
anniversary of the late. Presidents
birth.
The head OF Lincoln which appears
on the coin, was designed from aNpho-
tograph In the possession of Charles
Eliot Norton. The face is relaxed and
smiling, the artist having sought to re-
produce particularly Lincoln's expires.
sion when talking to children.
The artist. Victor d. Bremen, Is 27
years Of age. and is Russian, who
came to this country as boy and sold
matches In the street In the daytime
and studied art at night at the Cooper
Union. He saved up enough money to
continue his studies In Paris, and on
his return opened studio.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
Recorded Aug. 2. 1909,


Philip l. Weaver to Lila Mauna-
kea and hsb 81 H ct al; Rel; int
in premises rents. etc. Nuuanu Ave,
Honolulu: r p 4S42, Kul 1858 rents
etc. Waiahole, Koolaupoko; Kuls
5S76 and 2104 rents etc, Aiea, Eva,
Oahu; $500. b 3l4, p 1873. Dated
July 80. 1904.
Joseph Mokumaia ct al by Gdn
to Chang Shun; d; int in 2 pcs
land, Kalihi Valley, Honolulu, Oahu;
$3.50. b 316, p 410. Dated Aug
2, 1903.
Agnes II b Judd (widow) by atty
To Mrs Katherine MEG Cooper; D.:
por Lots - and II, Blk 8, Puunui
Tract, 10000 So # land Kalani Ave,
Honolulu. Oahu; $50 shares Nc
Bryde Pltn Co stock. b 3lS, p 20S,
Dated July II, 1909.
Isaac Tesla to Lilinoe Needham
tw): d; Lots 5. 6 and 7, Blk b,
Ulu Tract, Honolulu, Oahu; 5000
d 3iS, p 209. Dated July 81, 1909,
Lilinoe Needham and hsb (W b
to Pioneer Bldg & Loan Assn OF
Haw: NJ, Lots ), and I, Blk b.
ulu Tract, Honolulu, Oahu: $500
b 314, p 433. Dated July 81, 1909
F. Howard Humphris ct ais by
Judge to Sing Yuen; Jdgmt; Ad
damnuD s2SO.01. Costs 1920
B li3, p SO, Dated July 80, 1909.
II A Peterson by Jdge to Con
Rress Hotel Co. Jdgmt; Ad damnun
s224.23. Costs sl7.O5. b l43, !
81. Dated July 80, 1909.
Frank Il Clark TO Joe J Camara
d; Lots and 10, Blk 2, Kapiolan
Tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $3.50. I
3l5, p 435. Dated July 80, 1909.
Joe Camara to Frank Il Clark
NJ; Lots and 10. Blk 2, Kapiolan
Tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $500. /
ga, 435. Dated July 80, 1909
John Broad ct ais to Maleka L
Isaac; p ID; int in Lots c and OF
APP /, Kul 954 and p 5677 (Hono'
lulu, Oahu. b 317, p 222. Dated
July 23, 1909.
Charles J Broad and VT ct ais tC
John Broad; p ID; int In Lots A and
u OF X p 5677 and Ap |, Kul 95i
and q income of APP 2, Kul 95i
Kukui st etc tHonolulu, Oahu
b 317, y 222. Dated July 23, 1909
John Broad ct ais to Caroline d
Hubbell; p d; int in Lots Il and +
OF Ap /, Kul 954 and II p 5677'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17

$3.50. II 316, y AS. Dated Oct 81,
1908.
Theo II Davies & Co Ltd to Nc
Bryde Sugar Co Ltd; l.; pc land,
pumping plant, bldg. rts W. water
rts, etc, Hanapepe. etc, Koloa. etc,
Kauai; Is yrs at $7297.64 per yr.
% 800, p 294. Dated June I. 1903.
Recorded Aug. z. 1909.
VIM Henry and VT to Willie An
Nee; ID: l-2 int in X p 1882. Kul
1913. Kaneohe. Koolaupoko. Oahu;
$50. b 315, p 43S. Dated June 4,
1908.
Lyle A Dickey, Tr to Hawaiian
Mission Childrens Scy; d; Lot IA,
Blk 40, Pearl City. Eva, Oahu: 81.
b 315. 439. Dated Aug Z. 1909.
d Paul II lsenberg to Liliuoka-
lani; Sur L. por Lot 2. r p 1921,
Kul 22S. Kahala. Honolulu. Oahu;
81. B 800, p 1903. Dated Aug 2,
1909.
Lilluokalani to ID Paul II Isen-
berg; Ii; por Lot 2, II P 1921. Kul
22s. Kahala, Honolulu, Oahu; 10
yrs at $500 per yr. b 500, p 304.
Dated Aug 2, 1909.
Kumuokalani Kauakahi, by atty
ct al to Lusitana Benefit Socy Of
Hawaii: ID; 2S12 1-2 SO It land. Au-
waiolimu, Honolulu. Oahu: $2250.
b 315, p 44O. Dated Aug 6. 1909.
T Higa ct al to Fl A Gerlach; c NJ;
cane crops on land OF Lot 21
Liant Patent 4s37, Olaa Homestead
Tract. Puma, Hawaii; $3.50. d 31A
p 453. Dated July 26, 1909.
s Abe to Y Okino; c NJ; fifty-
foot fishing boat, 20 h p gasoline en-
CINE, sails, ropes, etc, Waiakea,
Hilo, Hawaii: $3.50. b 314, p 458.
Dated Feb 16. 1909. .s.
Hawai- Hanakahi to Manuel Boz
telho; d; 6 land, Kapoaula. Ha;-
makua, Hawaii; SIG. b 31s, p
1875. Dated Aug 3, 1909.
Joe Pestana to Joe da 8 Ramos,
Jr; d; Lot 33 of Land Patent 518S,
Pohakea, Hamakua. Hawaii; 800.
ID $40, p 1875. Dated Aug 4, 1909.
Est of Akana A Richardson to All
Hip; l.; pc land, Kukuau. Hilo. Ha-
wall; 1 0yrs at $43S per an. b
$50, p 301. Dated Jan 1. 1909.
Joao de Asencao to Kagikawa;
l.; pcs land, Waikina Gulch. Pau
wela, Maui; 10 yrs at $45 per yr.
! d 323. p 8. Dated Aug 4, 1909.
Francisco J Vasconcellos and VT
to John Vasconcellos; d; r p 1929,
Kul 32517C, bldgs, etc, Waikiki,
Maui; $3.50. b 319, p 1877. Dated
July 20, 1909.
John Vasconcellos and VT to
Francisco J Vasconcellos; d; 2 pcs
land, bldgs, etc, Waikiki, Maui;
$500. b $40, p 1853. Dated July 90,
1909.
f II Rogers to Wong You; l.; pcs
land, lime trees, water rights, etc,
Waikapu, Wailuku, Maui: Az yrs
at $25 per mo. b 1923, p 4. Dated
June IS, 1909.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17

Before a crowd of 1000 people at
the recent motor car races held by
the Automobile Club Of Canada on the
Rlue Bonnets track at Montreal. Max
D'Aoust In Franklin won the FIVE
mile time trial for stock gasoline cars
valued at $4,000 or more. He made
the distance In eight minutes and fifty
seconds. His car was twenty eight
horse power one entered In a class OF
higher price and power than Its own.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
ADVISES them
NOT TO COME
NO OPPORTUNITIES HERE
SAYS ISLAND ENGINEER.
E. L. Gage Gives Interview at Port.
land and Declares That There
Are no Openings in the Terri.
tory Of Hawaii.

A Honolulu business man temper.
arily stopping in Portland, sends the
following clipping from the Oregon.
ian with the comment, ut shows how
easy It will be to get people to Hawaii
II everyone that lives in our midst for
years advises others not to go to our
Paradise Of the Pacific.
E. L. Gage, an American engineer
who has been in charge of irrigation
operations on the largest sugar plan
tation In the Hawaiian Islands for the
past 10 years, is at the Cornelius
Hotel. He brings news Of Montague
Lord, the son Of Ex-Governor Lord Of
Oregon. that will be received with
pleasure by the many friends of the
young man in this state. Mr.. Lord
who went to the islands several years
ago, has been quite successful there
and is now one Of the superintendent
on the same plantation with which
Mr.. Gage Is connected.
For all that Mr.. Gage does not nd.
wise many Americans to go to the
islands with the intention of settling
there. "'The openings are few" he
said, "and limited almost entirely to
| engineers. And even the engineer
ing positions are coming to be filed
more and more by Japanese and the
native Kanakas. In fact, the young
man who goes there to remain per.
manently in the hope of entering bust.
ness is pretty apt to be disappointed.
so far as the Japanese war scare
IL concerned" he continued. "in Ho.
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands.
which would naturally be one Of the
first places attacked by the Japanese
In case OF war, 1t can be summed up
In three words-there is none. The
recent strike of Japanese labor In the
islands is not nearly so significant as
1t has been made out to be In some
/ parts. The principal cause OF the
strike was the fact that the Japanese
were paid less than any of the other
nationalities in the islands, the aver.
age laborer working on a basis OF
SIS a month, and they struck for
more money.
Very few japanese are a present
coming into the islands, which. from
| the planters standpoint, is just
the opposite Of what is desired. The
planters could use many more of the
yellow laborers than are now there.
but have been unable to get them"
It will probohly be surprise to
many persons to learn that the big
sugar cane plantations In Hawaii are
irrigated according to the most mod.
ern methods, and have been for
number OF years. Surface water is
not obtainable, but artesian wells
have been sunk at many points and
good water Is pumped from depth
of, about $50 feet. On the Waialua
plantation alone. the one where Mr..
Gage is employed, and which has be.
eween 10000 and 10000 acres Of cane
under cultivation. there are six big
pumping stations.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
o.6a Inch.
74.5e

the Honolulu
partly cloudy showery
preceding
s2 minimum ~ and 1884, 80 below the
weeks The daily relative
humidity varied from e2 1877 and for the week e7A% East
northeasery remainder
average hourly velocity 81 miles The daily
barometer ranged
week. 1904, was normal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17

Dated July 20, 1909.
John Broad ct ais to Charles
Broad: p d; int in APP >. kul 95i
aud Lots G and II of X p 5677, Ho-
nolulu. oahu. u 81, y 222. Dated
July %. 1909.
ID Forres: Notice; Applen for Reg
Title Of Il p l225, Ap and por r
Ps 1881. APP and 1880, APP 3 and
IGr $50. Lillha st, Honolulu, oahu.
d a2I. p an. Dated Aug 2, 1903.
Wade ". Thayer and VT to A. NJ.
Staugcnwald; NJ; Lot II, Blk Ga,
bldgs rents etc. Waialae Tract, Ho-
nuluu. oahu; $1,000. b 314, p
I&7. Dated July G. 1909.
Emma Hotel and hsb &C o. to
Trent Trust Co Ltd; NJ; Lot 10,
| BIN .. bldgs, rents. etc, College
HIS, Honolulu. Oahu: $3.50. u
.&l4. p sal. Dated July 81. 1909.
Georgiana Wright to Rose Will
liams widow ct al; Agrmt; in re
cancellation of ID A in Lib 1i9, fol
rs; 81. d 32l, p Az. Dated July
81, l9o'. -.
hahema faoha ana WI 10 II V
Patten' " INT III II 'ur, lo' 4,
hahuNu' y hlIo, iaWaii' s'vV, y
3l6. IO7. Dated July 80, 1909.
L \ Nawahi widow to First
! BANK OF ilio' La M Zf-loo
lanu, bldss ana hNtures' front o.
HiIo' Hawai-; s"1oo. Is 3D. 4-''
Dated July 90 i'o'.
Nopuhil'Hl i'ai'u" W summon
LaIakea' Nj iht IN l'ots w. II anu
va OF X 7 '22"' olaa' puha, ma
! vail; S52o. Il 3l4' p aZ'' Dateo
Iune :" 1870.
solomon LalaRea 10 FIRST sank vi
Hilo' Ltd; a Nj mtg Nopumichi ma
media on lands olaa. Puma hawaii :
S32"' u 3l4' p 4dz' DATED July
Il" 1919.
| II Coah To Maria behi'o anu
hsb; Rel; K p 1870. kul 4I5s' Az
], Wainaku, Hilo, Hawaii; s2oo. Il
i3l4, y 49,. Dated July ~, l9o2.
Martha n Spencer to Eudiro
kaaua; ID; por kul 1885, bldgs
rents ETC. Waimea, kohala, Ha'
wall; VI. u BIG, p 4oS. DATED
July 30, 1909.
kilmo and WI to Mrs Juiiana n
Milikaa; ID; kul s'l9, Honokua,
kona, Hawaii; $40. u 3ls, 2l2
Dated Jan 10, 1908.
kahookele and WI to Alfred'
furtado; ID; Lot l OF kahookel
Tract. owa, Wailuku. Maui; sioo
Is BIZ, 2lo. Dated July 10, lso9
Esther * Maluna and hsb Cd X
to kamai Cockett; ID: int in X +
216o and 1887 and 2Sl4, Waikapu
int In X J. 46s' kamaole' Makawao
Maui: s2oO. II 3l9, p l6i. Date
July "a, 1909.
Recorded Aug. 3. 1909.
western x Hawn lnvst Co Ltd u
Marion c Crook; Rel; various pc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17


rainfall Tor the principal islands - s: \; RAINFALL.
e. e: :: &: &: IS:
A. the local office Of the " Weather Bureau In Ao.ouu clear
' .s one W.. s.: ~. "s T.. ~:
week s 90. tina. sSm' The scs ., w: IL
norma. and g..
.ry winds prevailed on dates
@ % :ns s"s nc s s.s the m e ~.
week. oo4, o.os inch above normal.
REMARKS CORRESPONDENTS.
Noe-The figures following station indicate the
date with which the weeks report closely
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
the preceding Mason. - "'A '''S '"'" curing
inch s. less than the average as
'"s than last On " date. and ,o.ss 80
inch no more nan the and 80 less than the average
Nsi usl-The 7ss'. the rainfall
sn% on less than the
sss s the "a
Henok.a 1885, showers occurred
ana h'ss nS s a % * tina" last weeks
P..uh.u Gs-Rain dates and amounted to Os inch
G ss n '''" the
the last e nightly and o.asd 81 inch
Pap.o usshowers and oaod 80 noh
50 than nS the S. sn
that the Al
weeks-W. NJ
which 4 less than
as :s c Rain
more s s @
below hc average and o4 inch less than during preceding
ra 1S III he s1as
ssn., .,-Ths,s rainfall deficiency inch
s As Co. weekly rainfall The mean temperature was
upcloudy weather
7thhat weeks 80 the
uOshowers tho first dates and
o,aled aS inches sss than during the preceding weeR
.1 s; s . s"
,he average and SIS more than
ISLAND OF MAUI, ".
s s'S on % with @ e % hand
last weeks and oi than the The mean
,s how RED
preceding Tss o pss daily and amounted to m inches 81
inch the previous week The mean temperature
a than last weeks-a O
and ws'sF OBJ
weather continued
rainfall, "a inch less than last weeks-Bro Frank
Of a "f on he ars four dates oans II inch
O4 less than last weeksR Chrsoph
uThe temperature was Hs Showers Ss
on s s%9ss s Hd
Wmanao Sshowers dates and amounted to
06 inch 3 below 5 than the weeks
The temperature 79.20.-A Irvine
GGeneraly clear weather obtained deficiency
in The
NEAR temp 76So.-R. Muller.
KAUAI.
kilauea U3)Warm obtained with
ten s showers six dates tgans " be-
keaa u3)-The 754' There rainfall
which amounted 66 inch than
preceding week-Makee Sugar
Gre
eleee sshowers occurred on FIVE dates to 81 inch
WM o. sTockMAN,
- I'll N, ~I A section Director.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
. HONOLULU, T. H.. Auo. 10. 1909.

HONOLULU, T. n, Aug. 10, 1909.
GENERAL SUMMARY
The rainfall light
having years.
excepting In the n kona district Of Hawaii
Of rainfall
uets Hawaii No rainfall reported from several stations In the
districts Of Maui OAHU
the kohss and northern portion Of the ksu districts Of Hawaii
drcts HAWAii-N. kohaa 600 o30 hzmakua
NJ. Hlo o67 163 g. Ho
oo s. ass and kona 32s; MAUi-Makawao o3s 49,
o5s 1a wauku ooo oAhu-kooauoa OIL koolau
o14 Honolulu o14 o0o kAuAi-koloa
hanalei and Hawaiian o.54 to oss, and Lihue o35
The following the departures from the In inches the
several distrss hAwA!l.h koha'a -oso -oss hamakua
loo LIS, ~ Hio lisa to 251 Ho lion to All, Puma
-o7s kau oss to -os7 and NJ kona +14e MAuI-Makawao
oAHU-koolauloa -044, 126,
lulu -o.a, and Eva -o1s; and kAUA-Hsnalel -ost.
during preceding the
Lhue kooa districts Of Kauai Honolulu district Of
the Northeastern portion the Hama districts
Hawaii Excepting the districts
Hawaii increases shss than oso inch
2ss inches station the deficiency compared with
previous week, equal to 100 ineh
The changes temperature compared with last week.
sght slightly higher Hawaii Kauai Mau
nd slightly lower Oahu. ..1..
Earthquake Hawaii 40
kukuhaele Hawaii during night the 18th.
Faint for the rncpal aands and for The Groun
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17

WASHINGTON. - President Taft
attended the unwilling Of the monu-
ment to Major Benjamin F. Stephen
son, founder of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, in this city on July 8.
The monument cost $4,000 and the
major portion of the fund was raised
by subscriptions, the remainder be-
ing appropriated by Congress. Gen
eral Louis Wagner of Philadelphia
conducted the work of collecting the
funds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
Real Estate Transactions
Entered for Record Aug. 70. 1909,
from 1890 a. M. to 4:30 p. m,

Entered for Record Aug. 70. 1909,
from 1890 a. M. to 4:30 p. m.
Oahu College by Trs. to J. Edgar
Higgins .........,,.........D
J. Edgar Higgins and VT. to Trs.
Of Oahu College ....,.......M
Est Of Abigail X. c. Parker by
ENr and EXrtr to Trs Of lndpnt
order Of Odd Fellows ......Rel
lIawn. Trust Co. Ltd. to Kahuku
Plantation Co. ...,...,,,...Rel
Pioneer Mil Co. Ltd to II. \
ilecn .........,..,.... Par Rel
II. A. Ucen to \. +. Tavares .....D
Maliana Kia by Mtgee. to j. J.
Combs .............,.. u
August Drcicr It'd. to S. /. Shaw Rel
John Kui and VT. to Wong In.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Corctn ID
John NJ. Chase to Henry l.. Chase
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7 \
Ella u. Chase to Henry /. Chase p \
Est. Of \. Kauhi by Admr to
Mary X Kaleikini ..........,D
Mary X. Kalcku and hsb to Da-
vd \. Dowsett .........,....M
c. \. Brown. by Atty. to Char
lottec X. Iaukea ...........Rel
W. c. Achl Tr. to Charlotte X.
laukca .........,..,,., NJ
Charlotte X. Iaukea and hsb. to
W. c. Achi Tr. ....,.........D
!. W. Knhanaumaikai to w. c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
Entered for Record Aug. IA, 1909

Entered for Record Aug. IA, I9U9,
from 8 a. m. to 1890 a. IN.
Sampel Kalilikane to William II.
beers ..,........... 10
Kamale ct al to Mrs. Maria
KepilinO ................ ID
Tom Wal Kim to Tam Hong. e. .B 5
Lishandrina A. de Souza to Fran
cisco Martins ................D
Jose G. Leste and VT ct al to
Theresa X. Quinn ..........:.D
Theresa X. Quinn and hsb to
First Bank of Hilo Ltd 49,. NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-17
Entered for Record Aug. l6, 1909,
from 8 a. m. to l0:30 a. m.

G. W. 4. Hapai to Lai Hip ....L
Henry X. Kalahiki to Kai Yung L.
Jas. Glib to All Hip ...........L
W. w. Hall and VT. to W. W.
Hall, Ltd. ...........,.. ID
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-04-01
WELL DESERVED
The Praise that Comes From
Thankful Sauk Centre
People
One kidney remedy never fails.

One kidney remedy never fails.
Sauk Centre people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills.
Sauk Centre testimony proves it al
ways reliable.
o. E. Hangen, living on Main St.,
Sauk Centre, Mimi, says: II am a
travelling salesman and the constant
jolting of the train together with the
many kinds of water l am forced to
drink has served to put my kidneys in
disordered condition. Every sudden
movement sent sharp, shooting pains
through my kidneys and shoulders.
The kidney secretions were also toe
frequent and caused me great deal
of trouble. was describing my case
to a friend and he recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills so highly that ]
procured box at Fiesler & McNiece's S
Drug Store. had only taken them a
short time when l noticed great i'm.
provement in my condition, continued
using them and the complaint entirely
disappeared" A
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the me-Doan's
and take no other.