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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

Ffpm ~ JauiaA CsFpHisN.
Prof. Filndsrs petFie says that mere Is nothins
abaornai. nothing 70 b qufsucaed. IN ne tenslH
Satinea Of ne nibie story a. ne etodus. ne
conisads mat ne spread Of wFitng n inose dnis
has been snofmously uBdrFesumaled.
~ h my hrn eoavicdea.- Ne sayt. 'thsi ne
Europe 81 a csaeury aae uaa Far mere iitsisn
than NJ Easietn word " flble umes. WsA'f'
for Instance. 4 p4pyrus coniaining . c1aAt
counts scfauled 10 a veFy rlumay hand sieA ~
rern1uing ali wrong. bat " sh0Ws maj -
c1nman tsrl ani ~ ghose days kneE bow 70 .il.
We have apoiheF ranuining q peudon ~
p8aaanI Thess tnings are extremely i'fnofitala'
showing ne gEgbatiiag of f0cumeniar1 esi
81 q hisiogical nafuse eRintiuE 81 ne tuc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

To rHn EDtsoa % TINE SvS-ssisi IN q review
Of Ire Yale tennis team ksri 4. Bear eA4mpion
uaysr referred 10 Yalq a. IN spitl Of neI Feputa-
Don oBe Of ne least athlelic % ooilesas.
Yale IN me opinion Of lhia Yale nan eRcRu 70
DE general atuaunt body fsaeF facilities Tor en-
lste eAefciae tHsn % other eoiloaes over whoae
teams taoae Of fals aFe aimost hab9tuaiiy sic.
tofouA
h eaioemed End sought, thq mnn Whoaa dgvosiGa
% spart and No spirit % whlch be iolioas q are
% b enprunsed IN puFadoaisal phrataolaTy; 90
unpald professionally
NJ Hehr's cgmment SQUADS unc1naclously ne
keynote Sg csliegs spor,i misplaced emphssas.
NHu YoEH. June o. TINE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
No AEOuFners.

While the methods BY which San
Francisco Il 20 be deprived of the prom
ised fight between tho late Mr.. JKF-
FRIks and the stolid Mr.. JOHNSON may
not meet with hearty approval, melody
y likely to become highly excited over
the matter. The general public has
soant belief In the honesty Of the pro-
posed encounter. The news from tha
camp q which the portly actor JEFFn1Es
is -training tells Of q superiority Of rope
a.Eipping and handball and Of mighty lie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

70 HHR EpfTCa 90 rNK SUS-Ss Il seem,
strange nat ne Roosevelt, aduiahoa committee
has noi thought o. hiring w o. mere crack asia
eIas. DRESSING ihsm Inc american eaales, and
instEaeang them ~ soar In aivaRes OF ne Goa
assriag MIRO .Ehea be reiurns e. ne heaa Of tas
naval pFereaalon o. saturday.
PieaEe five iAia apaCe 20 lhai NE eammilfes
may 80 u eat act upcn tbs patris9ic suaresuon
before q n 40 laie. ANfu ToanT.
wRBf YonH. luna ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17
The Munsan Mystery.

The Democratic candidate for Gov
srnOr in Pennsylvania, the Hon. WEI
srFR Gam. IL one Of the cOmeliest men
in Bucks county: his profile b like a
cameo, his eyes are soulful. and clean,
wholtaome, ethical atmosphere per-
yades him. II looks shall elect. the ran
didaae Of the Hon. BOIEs PENRosE h
already defeated In DOylestown. where
Mr.. GRIM lives. he 10 regarded AZ n para
gon. The local bandsmen almost blew
thar heads on AZ the reception in his
honor when the news came that he had
resolved more votes than ex- Treasurer
BERRY in the convention. More cOun-
ties were for BERRY. but Philadelphia
stood like a rock for GRIM, who Ia a.
good as he looks; q refonner in politics.
q joiner Grand Chief Of the Knights Of
the Golden Eagle, a church OrRanist,
and q musician who has composed a
number Of works which brought much
praiseworthy comment
Such q nomination ought to arouse
pride and diffNIee harmony in the Demo-
cratic ranks. but such Ia not the case
Colonel JAMES N. GUFTKY, who shares
with the Hon. BoIEs PEERosE the ia
nominy Of being boss in Pennsylvania.
b too low for callers and Is pictured
e. being heartbroken. State senator
WEBsTER GRIu has been both useful and
ornamental at Harrisburg. and the halo
Of bis reform record which he wears 20
becominRly should make him a desirable
candidate, but Colonel GUFFEY's afleo-
tioua were originally centred IN the Hon.
G. Ia RUE MUNsoN Of WllliamspoFt.
On ths eve Of the State convention az
Allentown Mr.. MUNsoS had only TO hold
ont his hand and the nomination for
Governor was in his palm. A a cahdi-
date for the Supreme Court he had
exhibited remarkable strength, and,
wondrous as Il may seem, the happy
delegates predicted his election a. Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania. Mr.. MUNsoN on
Monday repaired to South Bethlehem 20
be In touch with the convention and re-
apond with a speech from the platform
when nominated by reclamation. SEN
atOT ARTHUR @. DEwALr had been go
lected for Lieutenant Governor, and the
platform was ready, when, like a bolt
from the blue. there came under the
Munson hand and seal letter Of with
drawal. Il contained this mysterious
passage:
within q few hours Circumstances have
arisen WHICH positively forbid my sccsptancs Of
ne n0mlhauon. They are reasons Whioh ars
narsiy personal ana concern ouly my private
aaalEt but are Of such nature as not % be over
cone. For one. although b. no means zoe mssl
lmporiAnt reason. u 10 suaicient 70 say mat
an warned thas sA0uld no, attempt Shs PAYS
cal strain Of such prolonged and vigorous cam.
paisn a. viii OinsossAg bs Required this year
AZ once cries Of treaOhery filed the
convention hall. Lifelong friends de-
nounccd Mr. MUSsON. The Gufey
headquarters were thrown into cOnfu-
sion. The Boss seemed "a be dazed.
Such an act, said Judge JAMES GAY
GORDON, a supporter Of MUNsoN, IL
plotted by the enemies Of the party
would be the highest strategy In the
fog Of suspicion and dismay the clean
cut cOuntenanoe Of WEBSTER GRIM ap-
peared like a rising sun, gradually max
ing lie eHulgence felt. The broken ranks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

TO rwn EnFFoa % TVS sun-sF, wm As
1gvpFBor command be- special session % a.
LEGISLATURE - difeeaAin suti saaFrhina cnmnigipp
10 lnvettlgate whether Or not Il a uue. a. An.
mlanun M4rceiiinua asserts. thai -thare y 4 Ger.
tain ype % puollf oraior nat dash mors nilscasf
bY he Npescaes th2n 10 MAJ hfibea b. muaty.
Coz q man may VIA mere iaeilily avoid him shat
riframseatS by meney ihan Nm mas decs1tes
Mia gioKinE teflaH-f KS
NV Goau. Iuna ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

The nomination Of FEEDERTcK X
PIAIsrED Of Augusta for Governor by
the Maine Democrats IN spite Of the claims
Of ORADIAH GARDNKR. who lost the Gov
ernOrship by only J.ess votes in 100. viii
probably be brought 20 the attention Of
JAMES n. VAHET Of Massachusetts,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

TO nm Ennes % rHa suN-,sgg Under ~
recent eanahung lau paaaod W ne Lagislaslrs
Il q e erime - have ggag fdsn1g asasmtls ~
lz4 purpose a Blaying Doser. Wltaafasgng NON
no pou q suhcieacg 10 n4y ~ aHreaaas d
ainzeg, cg1Fa ana Rguag ~ ~ psaTtra, alaB 4
mc1ielm to- ga1 t4d nala une3 N9af gsfly bln
rgFcra nFahag acgaa. af ta1 1sudnnal Gfrnrta
" 40 rasena ere AZ iaB atifilg annlnn
Na8 NcNa. ga1g A anG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

The late General HENAY c CORBGS was
strongly opposed 70 the marriage Of
young odicsvs Of the army. a. he took
occasion 10 say In = report that made
spnaatioa az the time. The class Rradu-
atina at West Point this year never read
the Corbin manifesto. or h not impressed
By the Generals warning against love
IN barracks on o.. 7O0 a year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

Harry mountaln marks7ncr traincd from hoy
hood 70 hunt n ne iaslnqs % ne iaIett Aad
sfFIrd win rennaJiaa Hars were dntning into
deFq rAy11ea. vauiinN over huge houldefA tramp
inn the uhdeFbrush hnd dgnse forest, ready Nith
dds raised v drop ihf huaird man. u weeds be.
Ia his tracka Bosioa Gi1as
Not q description Of tbs pursuit Of
bandits in Albania. outlaws In Arizona. ~
feudists In the Kentucky moJntlins. but
Of a man hunt in Massachusetts,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

TO THn RpFrUn ~ Tnu sur-slr. Ths per-
formAnrs % -Iuil4s Cesar" mat Mayor 0aynor
winessed aas undeutl1flv tnai % id1i ~ whioh
usa produosd uiIh - greatest care snd slano-
Faadn - BooIh's The4lEa Aftaf ne rua az ne
pay ~. hooih prcaautsd Nv. l4fr4lt wi1n ths
Nll % armof tne latter aad ptgn. an4 on u uus
l1tefihed. Ia Meuary 81 tfeF many tlo1sane
naeaiaga On ~ Piai1a a. Rnllugl-
Nnw Y0au, Iunsia cMR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

NfoW NJ MqHfp4 SHhfNN. -
A ieN days AGO ". u. Pmtlns tooA -
a. . large craze down On ths mute pcad ~
nsH hll Jhe BIRDS uine and - erippied y Dn
n Waa caHght u wss q Ne ieilow and az.
ansa a cass mnae 81 2 augaF helIei u
anlpped 20 . uuidln9 praseat y q Trend o. -
PsIhina n Oeoraia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

TO 1nH EnlFoa ~ TN suN--sr' WA 4 a.
dean ~ lhe leGti pfaiaslian h View Yaft s4trf
taeught u uas W. ,. WaHate . ioImag yuaea
N ear FednlN egufh oat and thaf sn,Iud1l
Diilannoeiss Waa admitted q uls ~ h tals enc
reaf eefii1f. aad Halilllu QdGil ~ nlt fifr.
I've 1sals % pfaanoe q . loas ealeaH IL tassl
any one Wa Gee susytas 90
alW NuEE. June aA To fuEwmrR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

paFh ofhce a. Rur Louls " Grand. The daily snd
Sunday edirons are sale AZ Kiosane y. near the
crnaa Hotel Kioaaue ~ Boulevard aea capnriiies,
corner Place De rOpera. and kiesqnc ~ B0uissar'l
dss laalens. corasr Rus Louis V Grand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

Laadoa oiAee. EmhGham Ii0use. AFundelatreet
airand The daily and sunday SuN are on .ale IN
Lnndoa az TIE AmeTiean and Coloaial EHchange,
cafirontueet Regent street. and DAVIS Steamship
Arenry u Green street. Charng Cross Road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-17

90 leaving the city for me summer you msy
Rave raR SuS sent 70 yoa BY mail a. me regular
subscription rates. addresses being changed -
sften o. desired. Orders NAY be seat through
any ncusdealer or 10 the puhncation OnAce.
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n cor frtfsfa pho faror ~ RIA ulaaufrFiHft foF
pshcanoH uish 70 hast Tsseed arfieirs Frfufnsdfeu
ansiiH az casss Sead aamps fos fAai pufpoas.
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a.A.rr,.,,.n. ~ n.Il P..sp.la.

PubusAsd By ne San Printing and Pubhshing
AasoClAuea az 10 Nassau street. IN ne Borough
q Manhattan. Nsw lotk Prssiaent Of Ne Aaao-
canoB. EdwaTd r. Mitchell 10 Nassau street:
Treasurer Of ne Association. "A. 2. Laaah. 10
Nassau street secretary Of NE Association, D. ".
oulnn. 10 Nassau street
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

SECOND WARD JUSTICES CoUKf'
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Calcasieu.
w, p. Strobe VS.. No. ls onsa
Notice is hereby given that oy 'r !,
tue of a writ of fieri facias, ISSUED y, :!
VIM. P. Russell, Jr. JUSTICE -. u p sus
Peace of the Second Ward OF tn ~ rI >
;sh Of Caicasieu, in favor OF W. +
Strobe and against Onesl =, b a,a'o,s
and to me directed, ! will, at II n o,cIoa
A. NJ, on the 18th day OF 49, y
1910. at the Office of said l., a l,Na -
the Peace. in the town OF weisu' Day. p
in the Second Ward OF the ,! ss' o,a s%
ish, offer for sale at pubic CO.. su'', n.
tie following described properly ~
wit: One Pony. One Sow anu sr !
Small Pigs, seized as the prop per- i. \
said Oneal Breaux, under u. ID Il
writ of fieri facias, with the oene ah y y
the appraisement. Sold tor c''D :
day of sale. Constable,
Dated this 18th day Of Sept slO'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
The Demon OF The Air

is the germ of LaGrippe, that breathed
in, brings suffering to thousands. Its
after effects are weakness, nervous.
ness, lack of appetite, energy and am
bition, with disordered liver and kid
news. The greatest need then is Elec.
trio Bitters, the splendid tonic, blood
purifier and regulator of Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys. Thousands have
proved that they wonderfully strength
en- the nerves, build up the system and
restore health and good spirits after
an attack OF grip. If suffering, tr!
them. Only SOC. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by all druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
ORDINANCE NO. l49.

An ordinance providing for The levin,
and collection OF taxes on oil real md M
sOnal property, within the corponS.
limits Of the Town OF Welsh, Louii@s
for the year A. D.. 1910.
Section l. Be it ordained by the Mayor u a.
the Board of Trustees Of the Town Of Ven
ia That for the purpose OF dsirayine II 4
necessary expenses OF the Town Of WelIh, Ia
for the year 1910, as per budget Of sIptOs
hsrsunto attached. there be, and is htnS,
levied, 4 tax of ten tlo) mills on the dois
Of the assessed valuation of all taxable mvs +
erty in the Town OF Welsh, La.
Ace. Q. Be it further ordained, etc., Tn,
by an ordinance, adopted by the Boasd Il
| Town Of Welsh, La, on June 1th, 1894, w |
v;d;np for q Special School Tax Of EN q
Mills ON the dollar Of the assessed vsluiiN
II the taxable property, OF the Town Of WtiS
Ia for the maintenance Of Public Schoot
FOR ten wears from the above date: Therefor
a Snecisl Tax of Five 90 Mills on the dollar
levied on the assessed valuation OF all The IT,
able property in the Town OF Welsh, La. Ia
the maintenance OF Pubic Schools.
Sec, 3. Be it further ordained, etc. TM
nv an ordinance, adopted by the Board
Trustees and the property owners Of the TssH
of Welsh, La, on August 4th, 1903, providing
70 for a Snecial Tax Of Five (5) Mills on the %.
lar Of The assessed valuation Of the Town d
Walsh, for the building and maintsinana d
, straats and Bridges and Public improvement
For The term of Five Years from above das:
Therefore, a Special Tax Of Five t5) Wills %
. the dollar, Of the assessed valuation OF al its
taxable property Of the Town OF Welsh, A.
he and the same is hereby levied Tor tns build
ing and maintslnance OF streets snd Bt0sa
and for Public Improvements in said Town d
n Welsh, La
sec. 4. Be it further ordained, ETC., That u
q tayes herein levied, shall become Lien I'D
!. PriVilege on all taxable property, paramount
"a ali other liens, State and Parish taxes q.
e cented, and shall become delinquent ~ hl
Ssme time, and be collected in the same mar
ner "A provided for the collection OF STATE nG
s Parish Taxes.
Sec, 5. Be il further ordained, ETC., Ihl
IS oil taxes herein levied snail become aeal
10 rnent on Jan. LIST. 1911, and shall draw inN
10 ast ~ the rate Of Two (2) per cent. per mont
ID until paid. -
IL BUDGET OF EXPENSE:
For Secretary and Tax Collector...."s 5oo!
IS Marshsil and Street Commissioner tS oo
y Streets and Public Improvements. ?'Vv es
" Public Schools. ..r.........'..''''' i'O'''
in Vote OF council on roll CALI
: R. N. Gray, aye.
Chas. Dautel, aye.
%, ]. ALI. Martin, aye.
III Adopted o''o'e' A. +. JONES, Mayo
X psssed Council October 4. 1910; =.
O., SAM'L. BLACKBURN, q
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
\ Real Estate Snan

Block %, the -erouo ~quara o.,
of depot, is cll,nd for II. 100, n. 'vga
Jan. !, 1913. Buyer to agree r. 1' .'
a building t. cost $1,000 NJ OR tD, uH
outside security for Il like sum N
dition to the block. Interest at 3 "
cent, payable seml-anuualy And "a
advance. Nothing PAYABLE ON y
purchase price until 1918 Or viii Y
sold al same price in yearly pavms.
TO suit purchaser, up to six yas.
Write night lettergram to A
WEBSTER WELSH,
2ll California Bids.
I9p Tacoma, Wash
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
The Call OF The Blood

for publication, finds voice in pimples,
boils, sallow complexion, laundiced
look, moth patches and blotches on
the skin,-all signs of liver trouble.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills make
rich red blood; give clear skin, rosy
cheeks, fine complexion, health. Try
them. 25c at all druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
Miss Amy Benoit Celebrates Her Tenth
Birth Day.

Some forty or fifty of the little folk
assembled at the Benoit home Tues
day afternoon to help Miss Amy
celebrate her tenth birth day. Hhe
day was wet and rainy without, but
the children made it cheerful within.
They enjoyed>a jolly evening and left
a number of remembrances as marks
of their good feeling for Miss Amy,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14

Taken up, September LIST, at n,
place one mile southwest Of Ro..
noke, one bay horse about 70 yesn
old and about l6 hands high. Hs,.
ness marks on shoulder and back
Branded L on the lett shoulder.
E. G. Robinson, Roanoke, La. Am
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14

AS an aid in solving the above
problems, it might be we'll to compare
the above amounts with the assessed
valuation and taxes levied by our
peighboring parish of Acadia. AGA
dia is an old parish, having been Or
panized for a quarter of century or
more and has her court house and jail
already built, hence she does not nave
to consider these things, as the new
parishes in Calcasieu will have TO DO
Acadia has an assessed valuation
of approximately 100000.
A parish tax of S64, 200.
And is taxed 5 mills on the dollar
One.third higher than the Calcasieu
rate.
This amount, together with poll tax
es and special school taxes, enables
the parish to keep up her running ex'
penses. maintain an average OF sever
months of school during the year, ant
} appropriate $4,000 for public I'm
} proyements throughout the entlr'
} parish.
! Conceding that the new parlshe
I could be run on as small margin a
is Acadia, and ignoring the BOND
n,. WOULD have To he voted in eac
, parish. for the erection OF publ
} buildings, each of the new parlshe
, would still have to increase their ia
rate from six mills, the present rate l
( Calcasieu, to the full limit OF ten mill
y in order to raise approximately So'
ID 0OO This would not only mean a
actual increase in the amount the ia;
- payers of each parish would have
. paw, of from $40, 900 to $4,000 ann
p ally, but it would mean poorer ser
= ice, 1t would mean reduction OF Il
e school term from eight months in t
9 lower grades and nine months in t
. high school, to an average OF a sew
months term, and material reducti
= in the amount appropriated for pu
= lie improvements in each OF the p'
. ishes.
g It is up to YOU. Mr.. Voter, are
- ready for the sacrifice?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14

Taken up, at my place four min,
southwest of Welsh, one three.yps.'
old red and white spotted steer, m.
branded. This steer came to NJ,
place about "A year ago. Same viii
be sold according to law i M,
claimed. Zoe E. T. Louviere
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14

The proposed parish of jeff Days
contains:
All of Ward 10.
All but a fraction OF Ward e
A corner of Ward 9.
Probable valuation $1,000, 600.
Parish tax on present basis s3e'ooo'
Will this support parish govern
ment?
And if not, who will pay the IN
creased cost?
Anti-Division COMMITTEE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
The proposed parish of Allen con-

The proposed parish Or A'10"
tains
One half of Ward I.
Ward !, except fraction.
Small portions of Wards ana g.
Probable valuation 1900, 900.
Parish tax on present basis W. ''o''
Will this support a parish govern
ment?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-14
What vii, Parish Division DO TO Your

Tax Receipt!
The proposed Beauregaru p"'''"
contains:
Four-ffths of Ward t.
One-half of Ward 7.
A corner OF Ward 8.
Probable valuation $4,000, 900.
Parish tax on present basis, s3o'o'''
Will this support parish govern
ment?
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DEMOCRATS HAD
LARGE PARADE
Continued from Page One. }

continued from az oHV.}
And the Democratic fafade II
was simply pItlful . see the compare
lively few voters vending their way
down Hotel street II sl,enee: ne 'l li.l5
out was Ial-ufe' an1 '4e ".Nss ,'Il1
mothers mad p be caitd II 70 9Ne1-
the RANKS, Only Is" Aon1ft4 PeoIle
Joined n the procession, ana "heh lhe
time came Ter the start 20 ne MACY
from Atkinson Farh. tAt excuse vas 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-08
Lane. Single and Cox.

One man. who IS considered to be in
the |'know." predicts that Lane viii
beat Fern by something like 200 votes;
that ShingIe VIII defeat Trent by from
- ID 100 votes. and that Jarrett viii
head Cox by about the same nmber
Charles F. ChilIingworth. at the rally
that was held Al the Inter-Island wharf
vest rdav. said that the Republican
party was constructive one while the
Democrats We're destructive The re.
mark brought forth cheers from 4 biz
crowd Of wharf lahorers who were
present
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-08


l4e meeting tA- FRI became va.n
e'.'e b@-3-e --r evening was - Ute
His many -a.-e stories ana cont ,ltolggaa q,
4-a FIR. -o ""A .-.g. while ua'i>o0s
every orp lt-l.-T " thrown, e }ook
a1 -a@ ta-.l-~..- g1 tile Rersna asasa
t.e-et, a.a 7...e NJ -ls renar rsu0lleaa
la E"1F 9t- .az.. Eere
Watson introduced Hanani ..
ttr~s >tea @e-. a1 e.amed that - he
elnaa reason 1-:- .-a1ap sboa -s pm
e-eereI "a- o@a-a~e Aa was Nv. ta
-a--a" "a -ae -#-@ Prank Harvpv ' y
BIZ co.4 -a~ - @- cheerfTfl,r Haaa-
rbe hepHn. rar- . stolen eras..I nat
they could IA" . aands IN mig
beautiful 7ta-E -.-.I the r,,,u, lbs
SOLOMON 1laa..-a ~a~ the new
stamp and He - piece; Sol.@ 'aa
voice + Ao- "-a- aseI IA H.
IL stuck oA --= -"-- notes Gke aaa
Jane 0T taH.t. 'ist
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-08

On her long cruise that will not be
terminated until next May. the German
training ship Herzogin Cecilie will sail
tomorrow for sydney. Australia, her
next port Of call
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-08

Thank goodness the speeches ar4 5ser,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-22

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Sir. @LOoLl- Dwyer d Co.. BY Plane
-t-,yg 1f3NILLMAN'S CHIF-Ek-OBE-E
-. Aifeh G Company, II Market 81.
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90 soV lAAD1o puUUrn-J.an y
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zi-sey AhL MIRROR, AHoGAN
siAME-etown Furniture Co., AIS Marx Il
2S-S5o tlvE-pIEcE SILVER TEA sET-R q
- ocnindei d Co., iU7 Broad st,
<s-$eo LADfS DRESSING TA~BLE-crown
90 furniture Co, "a Market st. 1870
'o-sov SOADlNATION OkCAS IN MIS-
SION sflLE~-cowperthwait K Van Horn
=, Co., ~ Market st.
81 sSs LEATHER UPHOLSTERED MORRIS
C~HAlh-Crown Furniture Co.. 74-T6 Market
Street.
S2-s25 OPERA GLAssEs-R. s. schindel A.
Company, 77 Broad st.
sS-$26 GOLF SET-E. G. Koenig's Sons, s75
s4-sas LADY,s SILVER BAG-Jean R. Tack.
ss-Sss DRESS SUIT cAsE-F. S. Green. 10
so-S25 KoDAK--E C. Koenig's Sons. SIS Broad
Street.
ass TOILET sEr-Jean r.. Tack. ss7 Broad
ss-s25 STRIKING A oUTFIT-E. q. Koenir g
Sons. SIS Broad st.
$685. GENTLEMAN's RING
Jean R. Tack, S7 Broad st.
20 $50 LADY'S GOLD BRACELET-R. g.
Schindel e. Co.. 7T Broad ST.
l--$l5 LAEYS GOLD SILK
- w. Gardiner, SAT Broad St.
t2-sls GENTL-EMAN's GOLD HEADED CANE
80 to 62-s1O-TEN PRIZES; EACH TEN Dol
LARS IN GOLD.