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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
JUDGE HART DIES
At BEACH HOME
Jurist Under Old Regime and
Early Planter Suecumbs to
Long Illness.
AEON snluranyls AayorlI,erl

Early youterday afternoon, Judge
Charles n Hart, merchant, planter aud
iurlat died at hla beautiful homo at
Waikiki Judge Hart suffered for aoy.
oral months from grippe, complications
finally sotting In that caused hia death.
Death cnmo 20 tho aged kamnaIna al
ono o'clock, his wife and hla two
daughters being at the bedside In his
last moments.
lilo was seventy six yonra old M tho
time of his death and had been rosI.
dent Of tho Islands since no Yyna n nov
Of glxtoon. In 1850 no arrived In Ho.
noluln from England, aftor rounding
me Horn and from this island went
io kauai whore he apont some years,
From Kauai hc returned TO Oahu aud
established himself In the wine aud la.
nor business, llia Arm was known as
Richardson & Hart, nut after several
years OF success no abandoned IL and
wont TO Hawaii
u was ON Hawaii that the creator
part Of his active HE was apont After
quitting his business on Oahu, ho ~.
lnblishod himself nB u planter ON the
liiR Island, fOraooing the future of
sugar, the planting OF which WINS even
hen assuming grent proportions. lIo
FIRST settled In Kona, whore he started
n plantation, but afterwards moved 10
kohala and established tho Multi plan.
tntion, Of which no was the owner 10
no day Of his death, 1lo married In
1850,
The latter part Of his llfe has boon
spent on hin splendid place In phpiolanl
Park. For twontyaix yOnrA he wna
circuit Judge on lIawnil under tho old
regime and II long and varied lifo mndo
the quiotudc Of his last years tho more
npprc0iabo
Judge Hart was u brilliant scholar
and writor For many yonrB his con.
lriIbniiona to Tho Advertiser, under tho
nom dc plume of Civs Sccnndus, wore
masterpieces Of English and displayed
cudltl0n and controversial nbillty Of
u very high order. llo hold very ON
phntic Vows ngnlnsi the use Of alcoholic
liquors, aud backod thom MP with a
wonlth Of scientific aud sociological nu
ihorly. lie had similarly strong vows
against vaccination, and HID Inst writ
ihRs for the local prosa were on this
subject.
Judge Hart lcnyOH wife md two
daughters, Tho daughters boinq Mrs.
ffnncia 0ny md Mrs Charles \. Eblon.
Mr. blslon IN nj Pf0Bonl on the Consl,
lhvlnH gone nwny for his bcnlth. The
others of the fnmily are horo.
The funeral services will tnho place
this afternoon in ~. Andrew " ca.
lhcdral, commencing NJ three O'Clock,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
LORD loses
PAVING CASE
Supreme Court Opinion Defeats
Efforts TO Retard Growth
OF Honolulu.
lrrom snluraay,a AdyorlInor.l


The efforts Of I'D Lord 10 brenle tho
oontract for bltulithic paving of Fort
street have fnilod utterly. Tho Bn.
promo court yomordny morning ron.
dofod a decision Affirming tho doereo
Of the circuit judge denying Lord an
injunction nganst tho CITY and Coun.
W " Honolulu 10 restrain tho muDici.
pnlity from entering into a e0nlrnct
with j. A. Gilman for tho pnyinR OF
q portion Of Fort street
Lords contention wns that tho city
and county had no right 10 ontor into
contract involving tho expenditure Of
moro than 5000 without 1fst adyortls
Ing for bids, Tho contention of tho
lawyers for tho city and county was
That ~ j, A Gilman Ia tho only man
who has authority 10 soil bitulltbie
phyoment, and nB tbo supervisors hive
dgcfeod IN favor Of that particular
KIND " pavement, 10 adyortisO for bids
would be simply q wagt0 Of money and
consequently N entirely unnecessary.
Lord applied for n r0atrnininR order.
but the circuit Judge refused 10 issue
w Lord appealed 20 the supreme
court, and tlat tribunal upholds tho
cifcuit Judge, Tho supreme court In
tho gyllnbua Of us opinion saysi
"Tbe statute, section /, Act G2. s..
j., 1900, does not require competitive
BIDS for . contract 10y tho CITY and
County OF Honolulu for a patented
street pavement, M the Bamo docs not
admit " competition
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
COMET HAD NO
Effect ANYWHERE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2O.-Roports
from tho yarious obaervatorles which
were watching for any phonomena thai
might occur on tho occasion Of the
oarth's passing through tho tail Of Hal.
loy's comet, agree that either Tho
earth has pissed through the tail Of
the comet, or that tho tail was curved
30 That II missed tho earth. None of
the stations report any observations
which throw any light on the problem
OF the comet y composition. II tho
earth pissed through tho tail, tho tail
did not produce any effect that could
be seen or recorded. Many Of the oh
Servers incline 10 tho opinion that tho
tail Of the comet curved away from
the earth as II passed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

y bays found ~ l9 Of at an not sure But the Emaen
POo struck attitude
out for myHdf" 80 ~
gas 700 atoa,hed 70 s anything ana tho Eminent Explorer looked
loweye he sad ~ am not going do that until served
@ ono 70 toll the truth, 10
S 9llet egna1a but that DOESN'T make difference
ana ihn nfHt man wins 10 d we'll MI
~, ba ~ oq you - Tho start write story Of my
When they nae mat tho most explofor IL the world am
they vii al tines y 80 ''''' = ""
f Jack
fel0Wln iher Whysbu
soY ior hen bat they emf win Whom you story Of ny Ife
III have the Job enehod bee1ao
anyway" W. T" b''' 'NN5t
~ ayo u Tho long eu6ortg public % 10 whether moi v -
e Induction " Dur Next Mayor naybeobarlo uatnes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
SUDDEN DEATH
MAKES ORPHANS OF
FIVE CHILDREN

Mrs Eunico Dowor, widow of tho
lato Captain Dover, died oarly on Sat
nrdny morning NJ hor homo on Kinau
street, Donth came very suddenly. and
h supposed 30 hnyo boon due To- henrt
dlsoa5o bho wnB In hcr usual honlth
on Friday ovoning, and died without
medical attendance, hftor soyornl hours
or suffering In tho night.
Mrs, Dover loft Gyo young children,
ono Of whom wins lying critically I'M In
the room In which she pissed AWAY.
Tho eldest ig only fourteen yenrs of
ago, and tho eldest son, who had been
helping her 10 support the family, WINS
recently stricken with henrt trouble.
and confined 10 bed. II ~ supposed that
hor hard work, trying 10 support tho
0ther four children and nursing the
sick one, caused Mrs. Dowor's sudden
breakdown, Mrs. Dover read 10 her
children on Friday evening and had
family prayers aud all retired. nppar.
ontly In their usual health. Shortly
after ono O'Clock on Saturday morn.
ing tho mother invoke suffering Boyoro.
", aud four hours later sho passed
nwhy.
Tho children wero left helpless, but
neighb0fa c0mo 10 their assistance.
Honolulu Chapter No. ID, Of the Mnb.
tors and Pilots Association, Of which
Captain Dover w0s membor, took
charge Of the funeral, which was hold
yostorday afternoon
The orpbm ebildron will probably bo
looked nfier IN lolnnl College and ~.
Andrews Priory.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
Castle b Cooke Co, LID
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
a I'D aAvnn.

~ cured mo, or "ft saved tho llfo
Of my cblld," are The expressions you
hear oyory day about Chamberlain =
Collie, Cholera ana DlauhOea Romody.
THIS q true tho WOid over whore this
valuable remedy has been introduced.
No othof medicine IN uso for diarTh0oa
o. bowel complaints has received such
RouerD approval, The secret Of the
success NJ Cbambonain'g Cole, Cholera
ana Dlauhooa Hemedy Ia that IL curos
For sals by al dealors, Benson, Smith
4 Co., agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
CHINESE WANTS
HIS LOST BRIDE
claimr Young Wife Was Stolen
From Him by Her Mother
and Is Hidden.

Loong Feat, tailor In tho ompiov
OF Wo On Of Nuuanu Rvonuo, claims
that his bride has been stolen from
him, and no has, through hia attorney.
Wade Warren Thayor, applied 10 bhe
oircuit court for n writ OF haboas corpus
for her recovery.
Tho petition, which was fled yoater.
day alleges that Loong Feat was mar.
riod ON April 10, 1910, TO Mary Ho
Loong. On May Q I.au Shoo Ito, tho
girl'e mother, wont 20 hla house whilo
no was absent and stole tho girl away,
taking her back to tho home of her
father, llo Yoo Cho, whore sho has einco
boon confined without opportunity 60
SEQ her husband. Loong Feat claims
that tho girl is Illegally restrained.
against hor win and his, aud no wnnla
tho court 60 restore her to him.
Tho writ OF haboas corpus was iesucd.
roturnnble ut half.pnst nino noxt Tues.
day morning,
Injunction Wanted.
Tho Kanooho Rice Mill COMPANY has
applied for nm injunction against Iituwa
konlaula and Do Holn Emma Mossman,
TO force the respondents To 'ofrnin from
interfering with tho plaintiff In It's con.
struction and repairing OF tho banks
around II pond Rt Wniawn, EVA, and
from interfering with tho flow OF wator
into tho pond and onto tho surrounding
lands belonging TO tho plaintiff.
Placed on Calendar.
Tho case Of May II, Herbert OF nj.
versus william Horny OF AL, an appeal
from tho decision Of tho circuit ludpo
oy0rrullDg tho demurrer OF tho dSfond.
ants, hae been placed on tho supreme
court Galondnr.
The Divorce Court.
A divorce was granted yesterday 60
Tntauyo Miynm0to from Motolsiohi Mi.
yamotO, tho grounds Of tho complaint
being dosortion and oxtromo cruelty.
Tnkoyo Snto WINS yesterday granted
n divorce from Kinsuld Snto on tho
ground OF failure 10 provide.
Judge Robinson yesterday granted
divorce to Kuini Mnria from Joe Marin
on tho ground Of oxtrome cruelty
Kimiyo SaknmGlo hns filed suit FOR
divorce from Tnichi snlSnmoto, charp.
ing TINT no " gambler, that no
noglocts her continually and stays away
from homo most Of tho timo, and TINT
no does not provide for her support.
Sentence Postponed.
Tho sentence Of Carl On Tai con.
victod lust week OF purchasing from
soldiers property belonging to the
United Stntos, WINS yesterday postponed
TO tomorrow morning on account OF the
Inability Of ! A, Mngoon to DO present
In court.
Court Notes.
Chiof Justice llnrlwcll left for tho
Coast yesterday for vncalion Of soy.
oral months, during which he may visit
Europe,
borrln A. Andrews hns boon roap.
pointed by chief Justice llartwoll dis.
trlcl magistrate for tho district of
South llilo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

~ other Zines I'm IN Explorer, on
Eminent EEPlmef ! might shy"
What aid you quit fofN' ! Ia
qdited
"Botauss I'VE explored almost
everything there is ~ explore and now,
With Solomon, I csn 10y there's no
new thing under The sur. llUt tak6
a soat and cigar ard IN tell you
wbat I wanf 0f y6u0
! ala as ! wag requested and after
tho Eminent Ekpl6fer had removed bis
cont md bic shoes 10 make himself
Thoroughly comfortably, run his finger
af6und the inside III the soft cloth
be w9re IN place " . collar, and shift.
"a bic eiRaf ~ the other side " bis
face 20 be could see mo better he be.
aan.
"As I lold you bcfofe,o he said,
"l m running f6f Mayor. And ! ex.
pctf 10 win, IN fact, I'm certain ~
win. But y0uf true politician, you
know, never heglects 8Dy opportunities,
md g0u strike me ~ 30 opportunity
"l'ge been called lots Of other
thngs" Interrupted, |'but that's q
10 treated my ipaeyaot remark
WITH silent contempt sra punod em0kilY
On bic eiaaf FOR 4 full minute before
cohfinuina,
~ fead tbat pun y0o gave Jack
fncas last wetk,0 be- said a. last,
"How much ola he Day yo1 FOR M
! fefused ~ answer, On professional
Rf6undS stating tbat Ilbe6s has pr.
beulaGy requested tbat ! Keep tho
mice secret
"Wdl, bsrs oil dgbt,0 said the
Eminent ExplOf6f "BUt 4 guess
c6n hGWd Ia % NJ vel M PapiBi
mex 10 thinks bos going 10 beat
me 60t IN the mayOfallY, buC IN show
him n ibibR NJ iwG before tho can.
paiR1 II Gyef Wby, mex emit run,
ahyWay, ~ legs afe TOO sb0nV
! Nabced ~ The neither extfemifies
m NO Eminent EgDl1fet which aro
NIT ~ long ~ they might BE-,
" NeVef you mind 0bO0l tie l6nRlh
~ my leRs" be efnnted They haze
bteb qua enough W taffy me- On my
hdYeGtnf66s utDB ma I guess fhoy can
ehffg me ~ tbo Ciiy llall all hight
N6w ~ ten t06 wh6t ! want I noed
thmbaie1 m6te6M ab1 ! want y0u 70
Gx II ~, ! wanE Jun ~ wtilo tho
st6fy M my mo 80d adventures ana
i I eap win m t4at, it11 be- tho
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
TO CURE A COLD N ONE DAY

TAKE Laxative Bromo Ouinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
ne money II Il fails 10 cure.
= w. Groves signature Is on
AXIS MEDICINE CO.. q. Loul,, U "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
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BALLINGER EVIDENCE
FINISHED YESTERDAY

WASHINGTON, May co. Evidence
taking in tho Ballinger investigation
closed today. Tho arguments will DO
mnd0 next week.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
THE ADVENTURES OF
JOSHER BLUFFEM
The Story Of the Eminent Explorer

The Eminent Eslo'ef home alred ncageo man
comfort sailed had
fagd from him. no eodnly and fat
cigar and drew me within he shook hands heartily.
"AwfpOy alpi you Dngem need you In my
business
"Ab yei replied doubfuly land what your busnop
"Wd, whatever H. its
q aptGY bh being That ~ III tell rs running FOR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24

4saag M nel pacefny keyboard Of lle panq he began
aa Wien a Wv @ YOU & aS S Se ana Sd spoil I my cpnc %" wiz
@ 40 Y" Ss d P t" :" ny @I S"s Tca p sS tho
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10 s 1 q s s s s"G Re v' e e. y l %"
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taad Gg@ Hae ae ny egS4ge soloG M remembering ny
Ie% @gG h s" ~ @l was ga enough 70 b. allowed
md ws ss9 sSs ssyaog to aody ee SONG o. ny friends
s sega wo. Sgaa t sad b.@aae q c ala ny
S NJ. " ges}%s f,1s'% Sy
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ma H{gtin mognadtin@ ,ose aDolt me- , .
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NJ dygne1 aaghl mo mo yeY e o. de unknown was acSo
ggae on tho tgnpv became wilder apG more foreDodlep tho
seG ny %sj ,tood SG"ls pdye a s "l5od
vooG %s @ as ,sps MAO. nee ld qy4 tg middle Of Tho
VIA M ao0 DO s% Gg on tIc ol2S, SdS ~
NJ. & @ aa Y eloquent silence fo before remlng
n. M w s IN &'% sgDd 1s S o qea .e...oo.
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rm0g sympathy f hin, fed That no eGy misladersiod s'
gebulhR mo tho UnfGuh 0 lime aeg CneanIM anesp
ny Wah lga IA tnefaH wdepes bynod
W hh n W saf know w1 believe ~ ni
he Wbfd TINT BeHt 6Bly around NJ ibegb' nm a. nS g
dht hW la1hp not only edge Of fe world wtsts
WHbYe new ana b0fpfe uead GOunre RaneoLe anna Wal
WhhmiaHt Constantly NE IN egbs deeya
~ We if places INTO Which penetrated hH sfl peai gd
ael returned home, bruises gofy "'
...oi au ', shg S G only - preparation 10, ny uss,
vs E s "' &. ..sl. ~: S'E .. l' .. s I,
Hgh Eoh9 mhFhR my great discovery, spot called ne Pail Gev1
NF1 Gh hgF hhYttd lt Wlieh slightly
& bg lhhi ~ e sha y ile World Thep myth NJ beyond
M wiW ~ heundhv u fupW epied San
p bsl VIZ sush p really osls b1t thw SANE peops
saah 9gga hYt n R aghile4 cage sNo1d essf
mA Uncovered ma hm at Inclined believe mat some On lbe ensIs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
Bank Of Hawaii


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
MONEY FOR PRINCETON.

SALEM, Massachusetts, May 23.-
The Wyman bequoats 10 Princeton arc
estimated at valuation Of ten mil.
lions.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
A UTAH SHOCK.

SALT LAKE CITY. May 2s.-A
slight shock Of earthquake WIS felt
bore yosterday No damage WIS done.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Finer Night Dresses 20 - Sc--equdl Ndiues
PETTICOATS
Cambria Lawn Nsnsook-deep emily rufrss
with tuck5. or lace insert. with edge 70 match
some are verv beautiful and elaborate. with
rounces entirely o. Val lace
Worth $3.50. .Qf Worth s5-as. .- 8.
Worth s2ss. 81 Worth s14e- = 81
Finer 70 ST. SS-corresponding values.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
Old GOLD AND SILVER.
LADDERS, FLAG POLES, ETC.

sx4zz<]a Poifisnd Ladder Co. Is9 onaIss
dl5zsaxszsssszlx ST Newark n J. 8ESTEhN
,sode-s deIIV.res 81 2oc. per # Tel 5o4 u. =.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
DRY GOODS.
Summer Curtains

Third Floor.
NOVELTY CURTAINS-made Of best quality
white and Arabian net, machine Cluny lace inser-
tions and edgings; sold elsewhere at $3.50 O2c
to 32.25 pair; special at
RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS dotted and ng-
ured designs full length and with full RUNE; O2r
elsewhere s1.30: price .......-...-..
BRAIDED CURTAINS-white and Arabian, effect
i've designs; made on heavy quality FrenchS 80
net; elsewhere $276 our price. ......-
WASHABLE LINEN COUCH COVERS-So incnes
wide plain natural grounds; striped borders in
green red, blue, brown natural stripes;S III
elsewhere $2.25: our price ....-.........-
ORIENTAL. COUCH COvERS-extra vide: effect
i've Turkish patterns reversible colorings; s OQ
sold elsewhere at $50: our price ........
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
A Clearance Sale of
Summer Furniture


s7s7 for $10.24 Silver Birch Swings
SO "a FOR 1926 REED ROCKERS, large size. full roll
high back shellec finish x-~.- -, 5
s1S99 FOR sf5.4s WILLOW SWINGS nano-maoe'
round back, deep seat high arms
81 e6 FOR 1924 WILLOW ARM CHI AIRS; deep. roomy
seat round back; cushions covered with fancy ere
tonnes for seat and back
1924 FOR s1524 COMBINATION DRESSER AND
WASHSTAND, made solid oak, golden hnshed;
inches vide three large drawers cabinet and tower
rack; 1sx28 inch beveed mirror
1924 FOR s424 BEDROOM OR PARLOR TABLES, ?
highly polished solid oak 24x24 in top; twisted legs
$3.50 FOR s4se BEDROOM TABLES highly polished
quartered oak 24x24 in. top; French legs.
IS FOR 1896 COT BED OUTFIT-White Enamelled.
Cot woven spring, high head and foot; mattress
filled with cotton, covered with fancy ticking.
STA FOR s. SO BOX COUCHES spring edges, soft
tufted top covered with plain fancy denim in your
choics of colors.
s7.4s FOR 1924 CHIFFONIERs, made of solid oak'
30-in five deep drawers, cast brass trimmings
16x20 in. beve1ed mirror top
1879 FOR s154s CHIFFONIERs. made of solid oak,
IS inches wide five deep drawers, cast brass trim
mngs, large fancy shape bevelled mirror.
s1O24 FOR S13.74 DRESSERS, made OF solid oak,
sc in base; large drawers two small top drawers,
wood pulls. large bevelled oval mirror.
81 12.S9 FOR s15.24 SWINGS, made of solid oak high
back natural green red or weathered finish
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Assorin,ents of Summer Stocks Are at Top Notch
Many Values Belo1v Early Season Prices
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
July Opportunities In
Summer Curtains
and DrapcricS

Continuation caisS OF MIES- StoSA q ~'N0S
s-ripe Curtains-sno~naks and plain weave
white cream Arabian. myrtle. crimson.
with yarn or silk strtpcs-
40 So So, 10. t.es
Values 10 TO S3.9s.
Half Pair, Lace Curtains-a mills
odds and ends-.aeh..-. .2S-- .49-- SO
White Organdy CurIans-5 inch
rur-Tez. S1-49 ----..--- ------.---- .
French Net Bed ssts-full size
Renaisssnce or braid motiis-were s. 70 49
oriental stripe Drsperiss-were %. 10
Coin Spot Curtain Muslins-also
Madras curtain Draperiss-were -lS-..- ~.
Pevsrsihls Tapestry Table covers
yds Squsrs--wsre sl.49- -..--....--. .DS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
S,r>rdid Values also in Extra Size UrdsrWcar
Sprendid Values also in TO 5 Pc. Bridal SETS
To-Morrow, Special Offering

Scotch Plaid Ginghams- ~
So inches wide .lvj
reg. % and 39................J
Exceptionally fine. silky quality-hand-
soI11e combinations for Misses and Chill
drens Dresses
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
Sweater Goats

for Mountain and Seashore. Just what
vo1 want for cool mornings ana even
ings.
All Wool sweater coats-fancy weave -
single breast-poekets .-..'.-'.''.'--' Loo
AL Wool Fancy Basket Weave-turnover
collar and cufrs-doube breast -
reg So 40. ....,.,.-......'. '.''.''''''' 90
I-tnrr-Fancy Weaves-whits and
hest coIors-reg. S. 40. ..,....-..---.... .OS
fros> Mnnnish Weaves-v neck
single nrea,t-peari buttons ns-..-.'..' S.0S
roEd OF Athletic Swaater,-close
nannlsh weave-re1 $4,9s- ..+..-..... q. 9S
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
CONS. STAMPS AND MEDALS.

IL kGcefsS -..1s. -nods e. old gold ana SILVER
cough .1H premium iisi 5t--: i-tsE rs, nee
-. - ..1zt @55 -. ~ /.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
Unusually Complete Stocks of
SUMMER NEEDFULS
Make July a Busy Month for Us
We do not Inventory until end of August,
Therefore are in hurry to condense stocks
The Busiest Women's Suit Dept.
in Nequ York,
and qvhv shouldn't 1t be /?


prices
OUR DISAPPOINTED
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
Reduced Table Linens

some tempting values tc clear shelves
for great August sale stocks
Ms-cerired Table DamasSsLextrs quality
so inch-veiue -s5. .----------.- ~
- inch-res SO. ..-..-.- .sSS
satin Damasks-extra quality-fun 81 inch--
regularly Si2S yd,-.-..-... ------.--.- 10
Hemstitched Sets-pEre Nnen-cloth. coSsl
inch-dozen napkns-res. &oo. .----. SO
Extra Fine n s Scotch Linen Sets
cloth. 6axS4-doz. e2-incn napkins
Hemstitchsd Table Cloths-all linen
5ex5a inches-resularly sf-5e 20
German Linen Napkins-FearI bleach
I9l.x2o ineh-reg- si.ss doz-.--..---- Ito
Nercerized Napkins
ITx1s inch-vaius So Sozen,.--s IA
2oN2o-value st25 dozen. 100
II s Damask Towsls-aIJ hnen-1sxsT-
worth 80 ...-....-------- s..-----s .ZO
Huck TcweIs-Heavy Union Linen
I9xSS inch-res- 1e. .------..-...s.. Il
Extra large Huck Towels. 22Xis-
HemmeG-SpeciGl ......-.-.---------- Z =
BIeschsd Turkish TSvels-
fsxSS-reg. 10 -.--..---..---....s.s .1O
Linen Pillow Cases-e2xS6-
reg $3.50 pair. ....-.-.-..'... z. 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-10
Military Institute
One of B in the Country

bs q territory, many of the eastern
critics seemed Inclined 10 think that
n mistake had been made boy the
General Staff. They did not think II
possible for New Mexico e. produce
q school equal 10 the many long es-
tablished and efficient military schools
OF New York, Virginia. Pennsylvania,
Vermont and Indiana. not 90 mention
the numerous schools of Missouri.
Kentucky and Minnesota. which made
an effort 10 secure distinction but
were outclassed hy the eleven year old
giant Of the Pccos valley.
Tho result Of this years Inspection
was watched with much interest. and
q renewed effort was made by the
older schools 90 root out the upstart
from the west 10 40 avail however.
fer orders have again been published
which rank the New Mexico Military
Institute as o. ct the best In the
land. The institute was building and
improving faster and better han they
knew. Tho officers sent out from
Washington 10 inspect. found il i'm
such perfect condition That no adj
verse criticism could be made. They