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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. In PrObate.-In the matter of the Estate
of SYLVESTER SABLAN CASTRO deceased. Order
to show application of Administrator for order
of sale of zeal estate.
On reading and filing the petition of Anna Sahan y
Castro and Cecil Brown Admnsrarix Administrator
of the Estate of sylvester Saban Castro deceased pray.
ing for order of sale of certain belonging
said estate and setting forth certain legal why
such real estate should he sold:
1t is hereby ordered that the of kin of the said de-
ceased and all interested in the said estate appear
before this Court Friday, the Sd day August A.
1877, at 10 O'Clock A NJ tha Court Room of this Court
in Honolulu then aud there to show why order
should not be granted for the sale of such estate
And Il further ordered, that copy of this order be
published least three before said
day of hearing 10 the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper pub
lished in said Houoluu.
Dated Honolulu, 10th July, 1877.
&. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest: Justice of the Supreme Court.
JSo, E, BARNAPD Clerk
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WEDNESDAY. ..JULY %. 1871

THE late decisions of the Supreme Court on
the subject. of labor-contracts in the cases OF
the " "Kaalaea Plantation VS.. Bolabola and
others" and the " Wailuku Plantation vs. Pa
ia and Jim Bombay" as given in our week
ly Court reports, must commend themselves
to the unbiased mind, as being based on
common-sense. Any man who endeavors
to escape from contract signed in good faith
on some mere legal quibble, is fraud, and
deserves coercion.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN


- ISLANDS = In Probate. In the matter of the Es
tate of AN TONE MANUEL, late of Honolulu, Oahu H. L.
deceased At Chambers, before his Honor A.. Francis
Judd Justice Supreme Court order of notice of petition
for allowance of accounts, discharge and final distribution
of Property.
On Reading and Filing the Petition and accounts of
Manuel Pai<o, Executor Of the Will of Antoine Manuel
late of Honolulu, Oahu H. L. deceased wherein he
be allowed S2lS247. and himself with 1892.
and asks that the same may be examined and approved
and that final order may be made Of distribution of
property remaining his hands TO the
entitd and disch gng him and his from all fur
ther responsibility as such
1t is Ordered. thatfuesday the 2st day of August D.
1917 O'Clock A NJ before the said Justice Cham
bers, in the Court House. at Honolulu be the
hereby is appointed the time and place for hearing sui
petition and accounts and that all persons interested may
then and there appear and show they
why the should be granted and may present evil
dence TO who entitled 10 the said property. And
that this order in the English language, be published in
the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper printed and published
in Honolulu for three successive weeks previous
time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, this llth day of July, 1877.
4. FRANCIS JUDD,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Attest: JSo. BARNARD,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court 653 St
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LEGAL NOTICES.
cupREME CouRr-1N EaurrY-A. J. c,

SUPREME COURT-IN EQUTFY-A. J. CART
- WRIGHT, Trustee OF the Estate of Henry 7. Poor,
deceased, W. Pinehasa Wood and wife, and Z. W.
Hutchison Petition for foreclosure.
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands.
To W. c. Parke, Esq Marshal Of the Hawaiian Islands,
his Deputy-Greeting
You are commanded, by order OF the Honorable A.
Francis Judd Justice OF the Supreme Court and Vice
Chancellor, summol W.Pnehasa Wood Mary his wife.
W. Hutchison, of Honolulu defendants, be
appear before him. the aforesaid Justice his Chambers In
House, in the City OF Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
Friday the sh day Of November next 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to show cause why the prayer of Alexander j.
Cartwright Trustee of the estate of Henry Poor,
ceased complainant should not be granted pursuant
the tenor of his bill of complaint hereto annexed,
And have then there this writ full of
your proceedings thereon.
Witness the Honorable Francis Judd, Justice of the
IL. S Supreme Court. at Honolulu this 18th day OF
July, a. ID. 1877.
JNo. (. BARNARD. Clerk
hereby certify that the foregoing a copy OF the
orginsl filed In the Supreme the King
dom.
In witness whereof have hereunto my hand and
II. s SEAL this I'D day of July. A. D. 1877.
654 3m w. c. PARKE, Marshal.
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List Of Licenses Expiring, July
1877.
RETAIL
Oahu

RETAIL
Oahu
l-Hyasn & Bros. Merc aani Street
- Ne-rayne, Merchant Street.
l-HaaIg woo Chong & Co, KEneOhe, KOolaupoko.
G-Noa ClInck NuuAna Street
s-Ah Low. corner King and Maunakea Streets.
s-Wlls choag IA a Co. Maunakea and kins Streets
I'D y FIiinsr, KaA1uunauu street
ls-Ah tsu, BeretAniA Street
ls-H NAY, Fort street
sl-AkIua. FzuAA koaA-
2i-Kong On, FAlanA, King Street.
7g-Loo NEHEk. NnuAnn street
s5-N- 4 sllveiTa. NuuAuu Street
Maui.
1T A Duaoi, Honokahau
ls-KaEEsloz, KAupo.
81 W EETAAkoa, Khupo.
MoIokal.
s-AkA & o., KauAaha-
Hawaii.
Is-c Y. Aioua North Kohala-
LII GreenweI KAlukAlu KonA
ls-5eo Ala 4 Co. AIuAEehau. kohala Akau.
Is A. :. Clegb0rn q Co, Wai0hnu, Kau,
.i-AkEu, koh4uAkl, kona Akan.
-s-caA-Ah kela, KuEuhAiA, ilAmAkua-
=7-Aiouas PlLhoauA Hiio.
WHOLESALE
1T n Davies, KAAhumAnu Street
l-Hyrlaa q Bros, Merchant Street
is-H Hay, Fort Street
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
1T. H. Davies, KAAhumAnu Street
iS-fin o1on & o., No. 81 SunAnu Street
VIcTUALISG.
1T C. r Horn, Fort Street
z-Iiop Woo, Merchant street
9-E- Bachelor, WAluku, Maui.
l5-AkEo. WAlkApu. Maui
.i-AlEuA, NAuaakea Street
BILLIARDS.
-2-E- ! Nolte, corner Queen and NuuAnu streets
BUTCHER.
81 C Klrtwood. LahAina Mani
XIV Bell KOhAiA, Hawaii
BOAT.
1T Spencer, Biio Hawaii
es-kzhtIu, LEhRinA.
CAKE PEDDLISG.
l-Ah sz1.
PUBLIC SHOW.
s-W- A Chapman, Waikiki, Maui
I5-N- Z. Alexander. Waikiki, Mani
1s-Mlss A. Ayletl, wAiluEu, Maui.
HORSE
s-W. b. PekA, No. 50. 50 6-Mahoe, No. 60
5-ioaus Male, S. Sc s-F. W. BeckIey, 63, ca
S-JohIu- s. l2-Sarn1 Macy, 65
1-flEirllla. 5. l7-Pao b6, g.
5-Wahine- -. co 25-Kanewahine, 6s
81 Eookano, 81 5l-KApi, G9
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Notice in the Estate of Achuck.
Deceased

Deceased.
II CHING HUNG, OF HONOLULU, DO
L. hereby give notice that debts viii be Incurred
against the EstAte OF ACHuCk. recently deceased IN
ohna formerly partner In the arm OF Afoag Achuck
without my written approval and that shall, under
Power OF Attorney from said Achuck, and as the Ex
ecutor named IN his WILL take charge OF his Estate unt
CHING HUNG.
Honolulu, II. l.. June 20, 1871 esi H
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

.&&k C. Brewer & Co.-Agents. .f8&
S4&S Favorable arrangements always be S&NSA<
made storage and shipment of OIL Bcne Wool Hides and
other Merchandise New BEDFORD Boston, New York and
6441y c. BREWER L CO.
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Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
I% persons now residing Hlo or having property in
the District o liable Taxes, for the year 1871,
to make their returns for TO the undersigned
in the town OF Hio before the 2sth day Of August.
F. s. LYMAN, Assessor.
Hilo, Hawaii, July Isth, 1877. oSs 81
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CIR EAT EASTERN
a u CTE0N HOU Sc!
60 Fort Street. Honolulu.
j, J. poIRoN

- BEGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
kA that he has just received OF the largest and
Il 81 most handsome Stocks OF Jewelry. Watches.
ois9 Clocks, &e., before offered IN this market
and ut prices that defy competition Co.'S and silver
American and English Watches, Warranted for eighteen
months so Call and examine, at q. L. Williams Fire
proof building, Fort Street. 6i7 I'm
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Rates of Passage will be

Ss- No Credit for Passage Money. ga
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth will considered until paidtCI Not
responsible unmarked Baggage any Freight Par
cells unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
E5- effort VIII be made have the steamer reach
Honolulu the evening of the day leaves Maui
SAMUEL @. WILDER, Agent.
ofice wthWilder Co.. OF Fort Queen Streets
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LEASE OF THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL Al


The OF Hawaiian Hotel viii be sold public
THURSDAY, Ssth day OF Augus, 1877, IL
o'oocE front Of the AlOlani Hale
Te lase all dste from the lst day Of September, 1877,
far Ps-ioa O Five l years- The terms will be made
taoEn the Tine q sale, he had application
the IusrTllr once
J. MOTT SMITH, Minister of Interior.
IaieElsr OGioe. Jane =, ls77. ESQ
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Ieasn al Gnrernment LandR al Anction.

Lease Of Government Lands at Auction.
oa 4zay. the iIfh day q August Is77, at the same
tme an3 place. VII be sold Auction, the highest bill
der the land q IS KAwalA- Kau. Hawaii Upset price,
gg-
on sSHray the s5ih day OF August ls77 at i2 O'Clock
noou, ~ front Aolani Hale viii be sold
puhIe ancion highest bidder, the lease OF 10
Apxa&s Government Land Tying between Ksao" and
HAnzuEslIsa,~ HamakuA Hawaii. Upset rental sixty
Eve dollars fsss per Auuum.
= NGTT SMITH, Minister OF the Interior.
interior oaoe, July asth. Is77. 65i
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Notice.
Consular Notice.

II. B. MS CONSULATE GENERAL.
H0noLuLu, June 10, 1871.
hURfNG MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
- from this Kingdom THEO. N. DAVIES Fsq nrit-
sh Vice Consul. VIII continue perform the Consular
uuues OF Treat britain with the rank Acting Consul
JAMES H. WODEHOusE.
sis 2n H. d. Ma.. Commissioners ana Consul General.
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For sale or Lease,

o. A NEAT AND CONVENIENTLY sETU-
IA. ATED Private Residence. on King street.
The house has only been built six months and con-
ains four rooms with roomed detached house. and
all necessary outhouses-An enclosed with substantial
picket and board fence. Full particulars may obtained
at the Gazette once from 1850 W. n TILL
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TIME TABLE
STEAMER AfdaE KILAUEA

REYNOLDS. -. MASTER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

TnE following mining itoms are clip
ped fiom tho Phoebe Record OF The 9th:
The crushing OF the 90 fIom tho
Day nino at The Raymond & Ely mill
was completed on Sunday night Inst,
the mill having crushed GS ions or
1l,st-class olo aud i've tons OF wlpt is
called second-c'ass. The pulp nssrys
OF Tho ff:si.class ore averaged about
$o6l, whilo tue socoud.class was $3.50.
The chlo!iGo siopo in the 9th level
OF the Alps contiuues to yield tho usual
amount Of FIRST. class orc, two Trains OF
which were sent to mill du'iug tho
week; tho average working OF tho ore
was sIG2, bullion cai. wing 90 per cent.
OF gold. A vein OF high srado ore has
bcen discovered on Tho 1lih level, rest.
Everything is looking woll nlound
tho EaymoDG e E'y; are still going
down on the winze on the 120O-foot
level, tho glouud through which they
nro working perfectly d!y. .
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nIinIn- DccI,Inn.

Tho General Land Ofice has render
nd decision of importance concerning
Section 1884 OF tho Revised Statues,
which require certain annual expendi-
ture on oil mining claims. Commits.
sioner Williamson holds that tho first
annual expenditure upon claim locnt-
cd prior to May 10, 1879, should have
been mado by tho first day OF january,
1875, and tho second by January l,
1876; also, TINT tho first annual ex-
pendiluro upon claim located since
AIny 10, 1872, should have been or must
bo madc within ono year from tho
date of discovery and location, and
that tho amount required by tho local
mining law on regulations to be ez-
pended before record OF such losses
can be made, may apply upon the first
annual expenditure claiming thus held.
Ii other provisions Of the law aro COM
piled with, the second year commences
Immediately on the expiration of the
first, nnd tho required expenditures
may DO made Mt my timo during the
year. ... ,.-,ssf' ,..'
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A DIZZY incident is related as having
recently taken place at Barnstable,
England. A hod carrier with load OF
morter goes up fifty foot ladder, and
when nenr tho Top stone mason on
tho wall discovers that tho hod corcier
is fainting under his load. The mason
descends tho ladder and takes the hod
off the mans shoulders. After deposit
ing it on tho wall no aga;u descends
and G'nsps the fniniing mnn tightly,
pinninS him 10 The ladder. Tho man
was in ct nUd s,iugslcd had in his
agony, severely bling the mason's arm
Ind giving him other hurts. This
Struggle lasted fifteen minutes. while
tho spectators on tho ground grew
dense. At len3th Tho d. iyer OF o wag,
gon went up The ladder 10 tho rescue
of the two Struggling men, md succeed
eG 10 helping both SAFELY to The ground.
The bravo stono mason tainted from
excitement and overozertion, and tho
hod cniriet went on with his fit, and
pulled through.
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REoAnDISG the business prospects OF
Tybo, the Sun evidently draws favora-
ble conclusions. Referring to tho Two
G. company, the chief of tho district,
the Sun OF The 9th, says: "Asthc fist
OF tho month approaches Increased nc
tirify is noticeable about lac Compeuy's
works. Moro men nre engaged around
the furnaces md hoisting works OIL the
su'fnce than has been since The works
were shut down, aud edditiouai men
arc being added daily to tho uuGer-
ground shifts. Fire was started in the
furunces the early pant OF The weok for
the pn"poso of drying out the now mas
on'y work and getting them in order
fos active and continuous labor when
smelling commencs. Tho furnaces ace
III ep?le.p;o ordcc. Ms is eve thing
about The Eoisiing works, and the mine
never looked better or had Inole o Iich-
&c ole bodies in Sight. InYiew OF thc
general outlook We p'o.,aesy that the
thtee months iun OF tho IN naces fiom
the st OF November, will aggregate
moro bullion then any other tareo
mouths production since the niue has
been worked. This is p peGic;ed on
both furnaces starting up Rt that time. "
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Union Pacific branches.

General Crook has been asked by ono
of the governing directors of tho Union
Pacific Railroad to give his opinion in
regard to tho construction Of two
branches from tho main line Of that
rond-one from q point cast OF Sher-
man to Bozeman, Montana, and auoth.
er from Rawlins, Wyoming, to eastern
branch ut its terminus in Montana, the
eastern branch 10 pass through tho
Black Hills, aud tho western through
tho Wind River Country. The Gen-
eral makes reply under dato Of Oct. 0,
1877, Of which tho following contains
the most important passage: "They
will havo most salulary aud positive
effect in settling our Indian troubles,
thcrby saving large expenditures OF
public funds; they will invite 10 and
open up for settlement most valuable
farming md grazing lnnds and in the
discovery of new mining sections and
promote the development Of valuable
mineral resources already discovered; I;
they will save tho public treasury vas
amounts in tho economy Of transpor-
tation OF military supplies of troops
and mail. From my personal knowl-
edge Of the country through which the
proposed limo will pass, regard tho
project ns eminenty practicable and
more easily accomplished than many OF
the works of similar character now in
successful operations in tho country
west of the Mississippi. ... ..f.
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yAEtSG all tho miuos on the Com
stock Lode together Tor sixteen ycnrs OF
unprecedented activity in mining nssis.
ted by tho most perfect and powerful
mechanical appliances, thc.o has been
found somo twelve or thirteen bodies
which hhSo yielded altogether about
$40, ,0O0,0 900, or au annual average OF
$J6,0Oo,00o, Of which abont AZ per
ccut. or 81, 1885, 900, was gold, leaving
H,S75,0O0ns tho average nnnnal pro.
duction OF silver.
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BALANCE on HAND,

THE uttec neglect OF tho I;ussians OF
give proper niteu ion 20 tteir wounded,
leads one to doubt IL Russians or Turks
aro most III Decd Of The hnmnuiziug iu.
fiueuco OF Oh: isiinn civilization. An
Ame,icnu phys'Oirn - ve,y friendly 10
Eu5sin-fcpor.s The irenimeut OF tho
wouudeu as "a most drnna5lo oulipae
on humanity" lie tolla OF ovoe 1000
soloie.s left in bullock cats through u
mig t and day. exposed to Li;;e: cold,
aud with no Ntiontiou Whatever paid 10
their sufle logs. Tbeso facts ce. lniniy
be1r n birjLipg IcgcmJlapcu TO tho ter.
rihlo III. tish n..ociliCs OF which wo
lead 40 marh.
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In reply 20 question from q friend
regarding tho next Niuister 70 the
Court Of 81. james, PIes;Gcut Hayes
SNih cmphaiicnl'y, 81 will not appoiot
Simon Cameron TO England or 10 auY.
whcIo else" SO 1t uppcnis thai po;-
wii5stnrGipg all tho dreadful rrmo y
aGouL The wiihd nwni OF moral aud TO.
liiical support fiom him and his nd.
Irinisifatiop. hns u,.o.,v failed 10 e.
/ act tao silieuin9 f'om tUo back. bone
OF ,lo Cjief Ma3ie; aic, mud tho set.-
rclinnt Independence Of the iDan is rs.
culiaIly roiroshipg ia these degenerate
days. Fs'om all the evidences thrs far
given in Mt. Hayes pIesiGon;:al ca.
icOr, he Is amply qualified. IL ncccssncy,
to ego II alone" iclriJg solely rpon
tho justice OF his con &c nud tho oven.
tuol recognition of that facl by tho great
mass Of tue Amcrjcnn people o, ovcIy
section,
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According to latest reports from
Wasb;u2.on, the prospect for Govern
mcnt aid 10 Tho TcSnq PRcifc railroad
is by 10 mcnos nAttering. Tho House
it is said. has been thoroughly canvasscd
Hs 10 its views on this subj"ct. by wes.
tern mcmbcIs who oppose subsidy
schemes, who report tho prcscnt Con-
gross less fNvornbly disposed towa,d
extending further MD to that project,
than tho last QUO.
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4 ljoyRt Uj.rIIIcr,

Into dispatches from Rome bring
ncws Of mn extraordinary character, be.
ing no 1ess than rndicaI disseption
from ono OF tho cherished dogmas OF
tho church by no less poIsonasa than
the Conceal Of tho Jesuits, rcsultiu,, In
IN opcn rupture between that exalted
dignilary md tho Pope, which Inns
just eliminated in tho cxpulcion Of tho
former, from tho sUcioty, by order OF
tho Inter. The grnvo ofTcnso for
which tho General is so summa,ily
punished, CONSISTS in maintaining that
temporal power Is not necessary 10 tho
we'll being Of sLo church.
II Is reported that this high funct.
ionary will publish full account OF
his differences with tho Vatican, dot.
lug Ns i0r back as 1871.
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Tho plain was ireolcss md desolate
in tho extreme. Wo saw several dry
skeletons Of travellers who had died on
the roadside md bnen left to rot like
nnim9ls. Wo passed. n smRll walled
village whore tho people had eaten all
their children in September, 1870. All
tho men who had tho means had left
tho place, leaving only the women and
children; and the mothers stole and nte
ono nnothcr's babes to savo themselves
from perishiug.-Captnin Marsh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-04

Mn. TWEED cOnfcsscs that he used TO
love 80 lie, but that since his vacation
In Spain tho truth surgcs through his
manly D9"oI.. so TINT Ire says. "1 took
hnck Mt your municipal cherry tree.
can not can not--Oh, do not ask mo
TO toll lic."
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TIlr SIInnr mil

Senator Jones is Of tho opinion that
% bill looking 10 tho moneiizntion OF
silver in some Shnpe will DO passed ut
this session Of Cunsrcas. and thinks its
provisions will establish tho old relation
Of 4l5.0S Ia silver, TO ono in gold, with
restricted coinage nnd unlimited legal
tender function.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS or
~ the Scorpion NiDinp Company will ha
held on wEDNiaDAY, SOYENtHEn 2is,, 1917.
q! o'lnck L. NJ, At Size Office Of W. N. stafford.
In Ei.o, Llko county, SusadI. Transfer books
O'Clock r, 81, and remain eloaRd until alter tho
ncrtnr liy order cI the board OF Trustees.
ocauid ia. NAYnualf. 4ccrc.ary,
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TnE Idaho duaianchc nays Mrs.
Jones and son arrived in Boise Oily n
few days ago ffom Lafayette, Indiana.
they i'nyo;od Tho cniiro distance on
fool III seventeen months. 1t took
them seventeen days to walk from Kol-
ION 10 Eoisc.
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OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Invites special attention embracing ala does
oil the novelties In tho Eastern mArketY.;E Here
we display tho lA.est Hnades-SeAl Drown, PLAN
Myrtle aud Olive oFeon' Navy Diae, s;7
oAsHMEREs, .,,n
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Advertising 1,ats. In U. 8. Coin,

iquare no Lines SoupAriel Type OF Space
Equal. nrst Insertion ........ .......-...E %
Each Additional insertion ..--.............l l 10
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4 liberal discGu ant from tho shove rates to reg
uiSr quarterly advertisers.
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THIS FALL SEASON

We have mado stupendous Efforts to distance
all our competitors and hare no doubts FOR our
Gral success. Our ,sss,.,
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And this single faei explains tho reason Wy ~
can AFFORD to and % sen CHEAPER .han any
house In QUE lIno of brSiisEl betNOuni yirsiniA
and Omaha. . sijEns5t 80 I asyS
.-... ..rE,t.,!, !,.-rs rs laygy
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Tho Carson appeal furnishes n de-
tailed exhibit OF the condition of Zoe
Stale Treasury on tho Grst OF tho pres
ent mon.b, from which we eI;fnct tLo
following summary:
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ARIlUEEs,
DEooADHs, Kro.

Together With the most Styiish Trimknlngi IN
0aloons, Fihges, Sogri1 Buttons. etc. .f'1it
....'. r..sFr a.sBfy t.=tA
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Our Only Authorized Agent.

q. w. CRANE, No. 32S Montgomery ST. !,
GEn fraDclscO, CAL. solo Egent for tho ELKo
tHDErI HDENT. Is authorized 10 contract for in-
crtlng advertisements for US at our lowest rates
coin. Orders left with Mr. Crsna Will receive
rompt attention
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