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"C1rnet' del no te.-Fn FL iiltimo
vapor reclbimos Ia noticIa del matfi
monlo de Ia senonta Harriet VI. Coo
ke, &c Lincoln, Nebraska. la que Sc
unio con Sr. William Powell Youn I
de Nueva York. celebrandose Ii cere
mona de hoda en- Ia norada de la So
nora madre de la eontravente. en-
Lincoln. 81 dia y del eonaente mes.
La dist!n gluda seTorlta Cooke &
muv c1noclda en- e.r.lnan en- dcn9e
resldio algnn tempo tomard do parte
en- flestas hen5fieas y orros actos sa-
clales. pues tlene una m9 gniiica yo7
mueh3 gracia disposition para .
canto Durante los t.ltimos tres afe.
desde ~ ause. ia de l. isia. ha resl-
dido en- Nueva York donde continue
sus estudios de mliSica Y canto. retl
biendo Ia ensenanza de los melores
profesores de la c!udad. La resi-
dencia de los rec!en easadcz seia
IN el PROMO Nneva York. aunque
pasaran largas -emnofadas -
Long Island donde rG>ce II Sr.
Young una herrloss qH.nta las
orillas de mar. Que 10 hava nubes
IN el nuevo ho-ar para 4 cue de-
feamos Ia MAYOR yen.sra
.Hei6rdpdo. = Ms r.l!rau de
Ponce Y 10 celebrauas aVcho, cue
sIgue meiorando de ] grave dolen-
ria que le aoUeJar3 aga le 'eJie-
ne en- cama. 81 - Perez Gue-ra,
Fm parenrado con dist guida fan1i-
las de aquells ciudad + De San
Juan. Que restahlezts pronto.
En- In c,"dod. Caraen Espasa, Ia
hermosa damita que ae Manati tras-
lado sn residercia 4 San Juan. pero
uue residia en Fl "Nersalles" rive
lhora en- Ia callc DE- "a Forralezs -
ii propio San Ju4n. In Undo iGees9
mas en- FL cielo de la ciudad.
De Yduco Il San .Issan - Nalvi-
ma Porrata Dora, IL eiegante Y b..
LA seforita que hssta ahora reSIdio
IN Yaueo,ha fiiado 81 residencia er
San Juan. en- union de 81 distlnguida
familia. Bienvenid4 IA bella nina de
bemosos ojos V graela sUma.
En- 1 tsafrc. El cartel 4nunci4ndo
Carmen" Is aplaudids obra tel NE
tro Bizet en- que haeia principal pa
pei Ia eontralto selorita Alvarez =
trabaiaba tarnhien q sehorita N..,oa
n. llev6 anoche al teatro briIl2nte
roncurrencia. Hubo lleno = Fl s.nli-
lIete de distingliidas seho-as Il l-ndss
damitas que ocup5 L hers,liIs lel
gran salon, fue verdadera mente her
moso. Entire las sehoritas que slll h
ciercn gracia y bellezs reeordamos 3
Carmen Siaes Pacheoo tan simp al
CO como bella, con e,egantisimO TIA
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Moviimiento en- las
coItes de distTito.

Elfiscal Lsdo. Acosta de Areci-
DO ha sido trasladado en- Comision
a Humacao.
El Sr. Felix CordovaDavila iuez
de Dlstrito de Guayama, pasa a en-
cargarse temporalmente de la Corte
de Distrito de -Arecibo. hasta ell yer
cinliento de la liceneia del Sr. Ramon
Quilones, juez de esta ciudad. Dc
este modo la corte de Arecibo reanu
dara SUI labor a principles de 0etr
bre. con personal nuevo.
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Bazaar de musiCa de Jose laza ' Ga.

Esta cuenta sempre grandes exsencas de ms
trumento para Bandas Orquestas Fautas Faunes
IercerOs RequinOs Carnee 0boes SaxOfOnes Correctness
scornos BritOnos Bombardnos Trombones Bassubas He
cones Vones Volas Violonceos COntrabsjOs Guitarra
Laudes MandOnas Bandurrias Redcbantes Pao Bombes
svamente odo refere mlisica la linca que
puede ender los pianos garanzados de la eputada
CARL FISHER de los cuaes Representatives. excus
toda la Isla.
Pda nuestro catalogo que contene la reacion de mas
de qrISENTAs ohras para piano, violin mandona al
intimo precio de eEHTAvos eemplar.
Llamamos tamben la atencion sobre nuestro complete
surdo Gle msca de auores puetorrquenos de zarzueas
espatiolas
cRIZ 70 II. san JUAN PR. APAR7ADO 21s
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HUSTON WITNESS
CAUSES LAUGHTER
Says Defendant In Mail
Fraud Case FondIy Put
Hand on My Shoulder"

He fondiy put his hand on my shout
der and talked to me as Il I were a
long lost friend, for whom he had been
looking for many years
Thus testified Harry A Wright. OF
Springfield. Mass, in Criminal Court NO
1 today regarding his first meeting with
James y. Huston, former Treasurer OF
the United States. who with Harvey II.
Lewis and Attorney Everett Dufour, is
On trial, charged with conspiracy TO TNe
the mails TO defraud with the operation
Of certain trust companies The state
ment caused laughter, and nearly ali
ayes sought the former Government Of
fetal who only smiled family
Mr.. Wright was seeking to sell stock
Of the Crescoe Corset Company be
said he noticed an advertisement OF the
National Trust Company in a Spring
field paper and wrote for information
Later he received . letter from the MI
tual Securities Company, of Baltimore,
and he came to washington 10 invesIl-
gate
He found ATr. Huston IN charge He
said he was q trihe suspicious at first
but the suave ana affable manner Oh
Mr. huston coupled with the belief that
q former high Government official WouIu
not lend himself or his influence TO an
GIegiumate scheme banIshed suspicion
Mr. Huston, he said, denied that he
knew Mr.. Dufour or knew OF the eX-
fstence OF the Mutual Securities Com
pRny. The witness testified that ne was
SO impressed with Mr. Huston that on
his return home he sent $500 to cover the
initial cost OF guaranteeing his stock
This IS the first evidence showing Mr..
Illusions connection with the alleged
scheme
Much amusement resulted from the
reading OF letters which passed between
Wright and the trust companies Sew
eral plainly showed that he was sus-
picious. as he made demands for refer
ences and detailed Information
One alleged to have been written by
Lewis to Wright, had reference to a
threate the latter had made to take Up
his grievance with the postal authori-
ties II $50 he had paid 10 the concern
was not refunded to him
Uncle Sam cannot be used as a col
lection agency, but there is a law
against uma king threats in letters S.
alleged 10 have been enc reply Of MI.
Lewis.
The case is being bitterly fought BY
the attorneys on each side and frequent
clashes occur Il IT expected that the
trial VIII consume three weeks longer
only few Of the fifJy-fiVe witnesses
Tor the Government having testified.
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DEATHS

BADGER-On Monday. November Il 1910 a
rs -esioence. - First street southwest
GEORGE BADGER
Funeral from the chapel Of 7 " -ee
20 Pennsylvania avenue uo-tbvvest ~,
Friday November Is 1910, at D. m Rel
atives and friends invited to attend.
BOIDEN-On November II. 1910. ar s-sa
m, at his residence, 1915 r street north
Wesl' SAMOEL holden. husband Of MI
oTed Boieen. rather OF William H Boldeu
and LaEfnia Smith,, grandfather Of IdeIIa
Jacobs, and father-ln-lsw Of George w
Smith and Mary J Boldeu-
GATCHELL-On Wednesday. November Is.
1870 at 8 p m after a lingering Illness
Dr. WILLIAM FORREST husband Of
Jennie Dixon Gatchell. IN the dfty-arst
year Of his age
HARRIsON-Ou Wednesdav. Novo-,ba- e
1870 AZ ? a Il ELIZA J HARRISON vile
OF the late James T. Harrison. in The Ssv-
entieth year o. her age.
Residence. so Fourth street southeast
MOONEY-On Wednesday. November Is. 1910
sIteT a 6T9eI Illness, ALICE. widow OF
Residence, 1873 Twelfth street northwest.
ROUNDTREE-On Thursday. November Il
1910, At $40 a NJ at his residence SO
South Carolina avenue southeast Will
IAN J. husband OF Martha E Rouudrree
(nee Willstt-l
SHERwGOD-Ou Tuesday. November Is 1alo
sylvanla avenue northwest after a brfe,
illness, ANNE z SHERWOOD (nee
Palmer
THORNE-Suddenly. on Wednesday. Novem.
Der IS. 1910. GEORGE K. husband OF F-ifz.
sbsth Th0rDe and son Of Mary E and ths
late Jacob NJ Thor1e-
WHTTTY-On THURSDAY, November L. 1910
jasper n Witty
Residence. 4s7 N street southwest
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Deaths

Samuel Beck, IS years; 2 Iowa circle
northwest
George Badger. 80 years; 3S5 First street
southwest.
Andrew Caldwell. 80 years; 1927 Park
road
Catherine A. Petit, 50 years: 21s Third
street northwest
SieEfeid Strandt. : years: Sibley Hos
pital.
W itlfaEn F GatcheIl, 49 years: Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
George ThOrne, 30 years; 1000 I street
northeast.
Agnes =. Higgs, wears; 90 L street
southeast
Annie L Padgett. u wears: 40 Eleventh
street southeast.
Jarnes Scott, ! month. CFildren's Hos
pltal.
Augusta Topley. days: 21E B street
northwest
Infant Of Theodore D and Amy A Al
len. days 10Y Wisconsin avenue
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MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

Capt p c. BERKELEY, ordered to
headquarters, Marine Corps.
Major 7. Q. TREADW ELL, orders Au-
gust 3, 1910. modified, authorized 70
return TO the United States via Eu-
rope
Captain SETH WILLIAMS. A. O. NJ,
detached barracks, navy yard, Nor
folk, Va, to barracks navy yard,
Puget Sound. Wash.
Captain @ r SANDERSON. A Q. NJ
detached headquarters, Marink Corps
upon expiration Of leave to duty at
barracks navy yard. Norfolk. Va
Major H c. DAVIS, detached barracks.
naval station Guam, NJ L, to United
States via Z s. s Buffalo
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Marriage Licenses.


John G. Pugh, and Winfield NJ Lee,
both of Washington
George A Norris. OF Rockville, Nd,
and Morgan Leahy, of Chevy Chase,
Nd
Thomas L. Shaw, and Catherine Yeats,
both Of Richmond, Va
Walter w Burke, and Grace A Bald
win, both OF Richmond.
Seth Shepard, and Julia b TousIy, both
of Washington.
Anon a Miller. OF Washington, and
Mary E Westnedge, Of Congress
Heights, D. c.
Duane J Miller, and Dora Clarke, both
Of Washington
Guido de NuCcio, of New York, and
Lulu n Neuber, of washington
Bernard H Norman and Catherine 7.
Beva rs, both Of Warrington
William c. Walker and Sarah z Jones,
both Of CUlpeper, Va
Emory Moore and Wilhelmina Phillips,
both Of Washington
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SCHEDULE ARRANGED.

PRINCETON. y. J., Nov IS.-The
schedule Of the basketball team or
Princeton University has been an
nounced- It Is practically the same as
last year, with the exception that the
game with the Army is an innovation.
and Cornell viii be played in New York
in one Of the games instead OF at
ithaca as usual
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District OF Columbia. City Of washington. -.
/ WILL Az G MORTHENGTON. cashier
Of the abOve-nauned bark. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true 70 the best
Of my knowledge and belief
WILLIAM c. WORTHINGTOS,
Cashier.
CubgCTibed and sworn to bef0rs ne this
18th day OF November 1910
CHARLES B BAyLY,
Notary Public
CoTTect-AtteEf-
c II WOOLF
CHARLES J. WALKER.
HENRY L WEST,
BENZ. WOODRUFF.
ANTHONY GAEGLEH.
MICHAEL G. MCCORMICK,
J. FENDALL CAIN,
CHAS- ". DARR.
JULIUS I PEYSER
EMANUEL SPEECH,
A d. PRINCE.
HENRY P BLAIR,
GEO. r. LISKISS,
Il Directors.
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NAVY.

Ensign A. s wADSwORTH 10 Mont
gOmeTv-
Chief Constructor W l. Caps. de-
tached senior member Of all boards
on Hull Changes Of Vessels Build
ing on Atlantic coast to special
temporary duty abroad
Major General G. F. ELLIOTT, Z. s NJ
c. placed upon the retired list OF
officers OF the Marine Corps from
November 90. 1910.
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Army and Macy
SerUtce Orders
ARMY

Major GEORGE ". GOODE, Eleventh
Cavalry, from treatment at the Wal
ter Reed General Hospital
second Lieutenant JOSEPH ". Still
WELL, Twelfth Infantry, from Unit
ed states Military Academy to the
Philippine Islands.
Captain OSCAR J CHARLES, Seven
teenth Infantry, from United States
Military Academy, December 81. -tC
Join his regiment
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The Vital Records.
Births

Robert z. and Adelaide T. Gramm, girl
Theodore D. and Amy o. Allen. boy.
Frederick 3 and Annie NJ Norfieet
girl.
Peter 5. and Blanche Butcher. 81
J Clyde and Ida HOstetteT, boy.
James and Mary SorTeT. girl.
Charles H and Sarah NJ Herren. boy.
William b. and Ellen II. Waters, by.
Andrew I. and Lucy II. Campbell. .,iTi.
William and Emma J. Love, girl
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Notwithstanding at New York, Poto-
mac at Santiago, Justin at SausaIfot
Dies MOines Al CadfZ
beiied-CheSter from Boston for Lynn
haven bay, Caesar from Boston for
Norfolk. Standish from Norfolk for
Annapolis, Tennessee and Montana
from CristObal for Guantanamo
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WANTED-AGENTS

TO MARKET IN Southern territory strong,
durable steel fence Al low cost Il IS sOEls=
thing new used FOR residences. churches,
Institutions schools. cemeteries. and large
estates only hustling repressn ta.c-ss, man
ing Business need comm untcafe- address
BARCALO MFG. CO. Fence Dept, Buffalo.
" Y
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank


OF WASHINGTON. d C
At Washington. in the DistrfcE OF Columbia
At the close o. business November 10, 1910.
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Total 4.So@so9S 3
District OF Columbia. City OF Washington. IS.
I EDISON B OLDS, Treasurer OF the
st.rve-narled bank do soiemnly swear that
the sbove statement IS true to the best OF
nv knowIe6ze and belief
EDISON B OLDS, Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
fstt, ds- OF November. 1910.
REGINALD RUTHERFORD.
Notary Public
Co-rect-Attest:
JOIN Y. YERKES
.. 6 PORTER
FRANK c HENRY.
WN- P LIPSCOHB
J -HII.1IAN HETNDRICK
JAMES 3 L.AHBIE
GEORGE Y McIAANAHAN.
J. NOTA McGILL-
EDWARD J. STETsITAGEN
GEORGE z FLEMING
J Il SMALL JR
SCOTT G POSE.
J. z CRAWFORD
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Loans and dIscoGnts- q. .7s2 g
Overdrafts. secured and unsecured 50 81
L 3 bonds on hand ----..---.------- 5n.0O0 u
Premiums on L. s. bouds.....--...- 44os q
Bonds. securities. etc--------------.- BPS s5s q
Banking houses ---..--.----------.--. go. 00Q 0.
nm r-r,-r. -fr-7-1 n7-s-s SON 7=o 80
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LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid IN .....--...... 500 600 %
Surplus fund -...-----------.--------- 10 coo o.
Undivided profits. less expenses and
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Want Ads
the Average Ad Costs Less
Than 25c.
Telephone Number, Main $3.50

PERSONAL
Blue PRINTING By ELECTRICITY.
ALFRED A RAY.
ThSne Nam 220- SIS 18th 81 n "
SSAGE-First-Ciass treatment for rheur1a-
tism. nervous, and stomach trouble go
PRIVATE PARTY lends money on household
goods automobiles, etc. NJ notoriety or
red tape; -arge amounts = Specially 600
payments only $40 per L:foHth- Address BOX
81. Times Office
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D ST y. E. MARS F. z. FFRRIEP-
FuEnished rom near Capitol, Library and
Union Station SO
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished.

49, - AND X sIs y. ". y. z CORNER
Three communicating furnished roorlE- a
beautiful little home for light h5usekeepinz;
rent reasonable.
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WANTEO-SALESMEN
HELP WANTED

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING-Com
plete course Pit11an Barnes, SIS; Gregg
$50; Syllable s2s; touch typewriting, with
each course, with machine home free. Pri-
vate instruction; requiring from three to six
STENOGRAPEIC INSTITUTE SIC Colorsds
Bldg
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MARYLAND AVE s. W $50 nicely
furnished rooms; suitable for gentlemen;
rent reasonable
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NEW YORK AVE. y y. &C. T------
Iurnlsneo rooms; complete Tor Ilght house
keeping; near bath; heat and Eas- SIS
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ACCoUNTANCY,
BOOKKEEPING, STENOGRAPEY.
THPEWRITING-
no CIASSES-EXPERT INSTRUCTORS
INTERSTATE. 20 18th ST y W
TELEPHONE MAIN 42Ss
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Honolulu. T. H.. April Is. 1871

Honolulu, T H., April IS, 1910.
The rainfall was below the average
for the week at all stations in the sec
ton having a record of ten or more
years.
The following are the deficiencies in
inches in the several districts of the
different islands: Hawaii-No Ko-
hala LA to 1.5s, Hamakua 2.01 to 211,
North Hilo $50 to Az, South Hilo As
to 2.S3, Puma 80, Kau 0.9S to 1.O5,
and North Kona o.69; Maui-Makawao
OH. and WaiIuku Ola; Oahu-koolau-
poke 1872, Honolulu O.62 to 2.26, Eva
O.1S, and Waianae OH; Kauai-Hanalei
104, Hawaiian OIL, koloa 0.9o, and
Waimea 0.15, and Molokai-Molokai
0.56.
The following are the total amounts
of rainfall for the week in the several
districts. in inches: Hawaii-North Ko-
hala 004 to 0.36, Hamakua coo to 0.32,
North HiIo OBJ to 1.16, South HiIo 0.9S
to BIS. Puma I.04 to 80, kau OIL to
C.25. South kona OBS, and North KOna
OBJ; Maui-Makawa 1.34 to l.53;
Hama 1l9 to 2.99, and Wailuhu 600
to Obs; Oahu-Koolaupok 019, Homo
lulu trace to 0.62, Eva trace, Waianae
GOO, and WaiaIua 0.04; Kauai-Hana-
lei 0I3, Hawaiian and Waimea 600,
Koloa 0.02 to 0.09, and Ljhue 0.06, and
MoIokai-Molokai 600 to 0.25
The mean temperatures were marked
ly higher than those Of the preceding
week, excepting in the Kau and North
Kona districts of Hawaii, where they
were slightly lower. In the remaining
districts Of Hawaii the excuses gen
orally ranged from IL deg, 10 % deg;
on Maui from Il deg. TO 80 deg; Oahu
IL deg. to 80 deg. excepting in the
Eva district: Kauai II deg. 10 2.> deg,
and Molokai 81 deg.
The following table shows the weekly
averages Of temperature and rainfall for
the principal islands and for the group:
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outward.

outward.
For Waianae, WaIalua, Kahuku anG
Way Stations-*9:l a. m, 800 p. N,
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Wa,
Stations-t7:30 a. m, -9:15 a. m,
'11:30 a. m, -2:15 ?. m, 1920 p. m,
'5:l5 m, $3.50 ?. H., t11:15 .. m.
For Wahiawa enc Leilehua--10:20 a
m, '5:l5 p. m, 1890 ?. M, tl1:l5 p. m
Inward.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Waia
ma and Waianae-.o SO a. n, 1871
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t7:45 a. m, $3.50 d. m.
HOP a. m, LAO p. m, +4:26 p. NJ.
'5:31 p. m, $50 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa an
Leilehua-+9:15 a. m, t1:40 m, 1871
P. m, +l0:10 2. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, two-Lour
train (only frst-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:3t
a. m; returning. arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 P. N. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianac outward
and Waianae, Waipahu and Pearl City
inward.
Daily. Except Sunday. +Sundav Only
6. .. DENISON. T. c. SMITH.
Superintendent G.P, A
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF TWO
HUNDRED (2O0). SIX PER CENT
FIFTEEN YEAR. GOLD BONDS,
DATED JUNE 1ST. 1898, OF CALI
FORNLA BEET SUGAR AND RE
FINING COMPANY, A CORPORA
TION. WHOSE CORPORATE NAME
IS NOW CALIFORNIA AND IA.
WAIIAN SUGAR REFINING COM
PANY.
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BY Authority
Office.

TO CONSUMERS OF GOVERNMENT
WATER.
On and after July l. 1910, water rates
for purposes of irrigation will be
charged at the rate of THIRTY
($30.00) DOLLARS per acre per year
or FIVE EIGHTHS cents (%oo625) pei
square yard.
NARSTON CAMPBELL.
Superintendent of Public Works.
SG4!-April 10, %. May 3, 9
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Prompt relief in all cases of throat
and lung trouble if you use Chamber
lain s Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
take, soothing and healing IN effect. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
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ChaS. BreWer&CQ!
new YORK Line

REGULAR LINE OF VESSEL
Plying between New York / Hmdi
The Bark Nuuanu will sail from n
York for this port about July Il, lH
Subject to change without nota
Freight taken at lowest rata
For freight rates apply to h
Brewer & Co, q Kilby street, B1tA
or Theo. II. Davies & Co., Ltd, Be-
lulu.
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REMOVAL.

T. T. Davis, "UETA SANDWICH, =
has moved from 81 King s.. to corner
of Nuuanu and Merchant. s637
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Sugar Factors and Commisdoa ]
chants.
OFFICERS AND DIRECT0E
THE
HAWAIIAN ANNUAL FOR ls'I

Is out "higger and better N Z
ever Price IS Cents, or toM n 4
dozen. Orders for mailing proups'
tended to, postpaid, SIS Cts. ;, N
Dibble's Hist. Of Sandwich y,
out Of print, price s1.75, or n'u"
order. postpaid, $40 each. -, h
Hawaiian Folk Tales, compfDI
largest collection of Legends ans - -
ton. Of the Islands yet compiiet. XII
s1.75. u mailed TO any adore" ."
each.
THOS G THRUM. Publisher, BUZZ
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Dated: san T Id-t-9tV' V0IIIVI III u
March so, 1910.
By Order Of the Board of Directors
(Signed) R. P. RITHET,
President of California and Hawaiian
Sugar Refining Company (former-
" California Beet Sugar and Re
filming Company.
Corporate Seal
(Signed) w. H. HUNTINGTON.
Secretary of California and Hawaiian
Sugar Refining Company formerly
California Beet Sugar and Refining
Company.
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Reserve Fund. Yen lsspa|
HEAD OFFICE YoKoHAMA |
The bank buys and receives IA, n
lection bills of exchange, issues Dns
and Letters of Credit, and trann,a
general banking business.
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and Head Office Deposits for fixed n
riods. 4
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one year at rate of 40 per annur
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wards for one-half year, one yer b!
years or three years at rate Of N:
+per annum.
Particulars to be obtained on uAI
cation.
Honolulu Office-67 s. King Sind
NJ. TOKIEDA, NANCE
P. Q. Box 16S.
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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
General Summary.

For the week ended April 16, 1910.
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For 80 years Lydia f. Pinkh hams Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy f ~
female ills. No sick woman does justice -
herself WhO will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
@E~ Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
~ to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-05
FISHING
DISASTER

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Jan. "a spe-
cial from Halifax, n. s., says:
What may prove one of the worst
fishing disasters of this vicinity &C.
Cured Yesterday when, tempted by q
fine morning % boats belonging t, the
fleet in the vicinity of Whitehead. n.
s., went out little farther than Gus
tomary, good fishing making them care
less of the gathering storm which
swooped down on them about noon.
Only five boats succeeded in making
barber, and three others were heard
from this morning, making II with rs
men, still missing, having been driven
out to see by the southwestern gale.
One boat is reported ashore at the bay
entrance but there is no hope for the
crew The government steamer Abor-
den will be sent out to search for the
missing boats.