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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

. . IEHHl oHlAL IL T. Mo
GALLATIN COUNTY
From the Courier.
Phil. Boeteler reports but little snow in the
upper Yellowstone valley. Stock is doing
well.
A preliminary meeting Of the stockgrowers
of Gallatin county was held in the Sheriff7s
office ON the 10th inst. A charter for the or
ganizafion of Stock Growers' Association
journed until February I, 1881, ut which time
1t IL proposed to effect permanent organi-
cation.
During the past six months, Bozeman has
to be found within q radius Of one thousand
miles. No serious crimes have been perpe-
trated, but few minor offences committed and
the county Jail has been without single oc-
cupant most of the time.
MIssouLA COUNTY.
From the Missoulian.
A great deal of sickness has spread over
Missnula during the past several weeks
principally Of trivial nature in the shape Of
mumps.
A movement for the defense of Bitter Root
land-holders against the N. p. claim on odd
numbered sections has been inaugurated and
money literally subscribed. Messrs. Elijah
Chaffin, r. q. ives and John Robertson are
custodians Of the fund raised for this pur-
pose.
Mr.. Charles Rose, of Frenchtown, called at
our Office on Tuesday. In response to our in
quiries, we learned that he had this year
gathered over 900 bushels of wheat from 40
acres Of land, which three years ago had
never been fenced. Wheat Is selling at 81
per bushel and 81 900 Is very fair pay for the
cultivation Of 40 acres Of ground.
cHoTEAU COUNTY.
From the River Pres.
The tax levy Of this county for the ensuing
year Ii 10 mills on the dollar.
The formation Of geysen on the Shonkin Is
reported.
The Hon. II. A. Keunerly, who arrived
from his home onthe Upper Teton on Friday
reports lot OF stock dead In the vicinity Of
his place, from the late severe hlixxard.
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In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dutct
Of the Territory VI Montana, In and for The county
Ut Deer Lodge
Charles j. Warren. Plaintiff W Nathaniel l. Turner
Defendant.
The people Of the Territory VI Montana send greet
ing 70 Nathaniel l.. Turner, Defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear 10 an actisn
brought against you nv the above named plaintin IN
the District Court of the SECOND Judicial District vi
the Territory Of Montana In and for the county OF
wthis ten days texclnsve OF thday Of service after
the service ON yor Of shis Summons, served within
this county; or II scrved out VI this county bot IN
this district, within twenty days: otherwise within
forty da,E Or Judgment by default WI % Aken
against you according to the prayer Of said copaint
The said action Is brought TO recover OF yoa the
sum Of 112S 90 alleged TO he doe and owing on
certain promisso sorry note executed BY you Bnl. Y.
Power and the above named psinuf on the 29fh day
Of November. A. d. 1910. for tho sum OF 500 and
interest; also the Of S15.ao due and OWING from
you on certain promissory note executed ~ you on
the 3Oth day Of March, A ID. 1878, 70 one w. II,
Boyce for the Of $50 and for legal Interest," sad
promissorv note having been duly assignsd ~ said
alleged to he aue and owing from you 70 PLAINTIFF on
account for moDey loaned Won by one janice Mnr-
ray, at Butte Clty, In Deer Lodge county. n. T., IN
the year 1890 and the account for which was BY said
Muiav dtiy cold and as-Iened 70 this PLAINTIFF
And You are hereby notified that, ~ yon fail 70 sp-
said plaintiff win take judgment BY dofanit against
500 Tor tbs sum Of $3.50, and Gusts Of snit 10
gether with accrning interest on sand sum
Gven under my hand and the seal Ok tho District
Territory Of Montara, In ard for the county
Of Drer Lpipe, this sah day Ut Decsm,
[ ~ ber IN The year Ut onr Lord one thousand
sal eight hundred , .Rd eighty y iRv,s H. Clerk
Ths-. L. Nap,on, E+q;: P,ainiiii's Attorney.
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MARRIAGES


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KIssEL-MARsHALL-In Bohemian, Dec 10Th,
by Rev Gen. Comfort, Mr.. Alex. Kissel
and Mrs. Mary Marshall, ali OF Boze-
man.
HAzLEr-SMIrH--AtO Old Agency on the TEE
ton, Dec. %, 1880, Mr.. I. N. Hazlet and
Miss Rosa Smith, of the North Fork Of
Sun River.
MAGuIRE-SMIrH-Att the residence Of the
brides parents, In Boulder valley, Dee.
25th, by Rev. j. q. Venneman. 8. j., Mr.
Charles Mcguire and Miss Rosa Ann
Smith.
CHAFFIs-TILEMAN-A Corvallis, Jan. I'd,
by Rev. Lear, Mr.. Newton Chafin and
Miss Josie Tillman.
PERRINE-HArHAwAY- Helena, Jan. is,
at the residence offhe brides brother, Mr..
j. w. Hathaway, by Rev. w. 8. Sites.
Mr.. Peter j. Perrine and Miss Mary Il.
Hathaway. .
YouHG-GrvENs-AtC Canyon Creek, Custer
IT, County, Dec. 18th, by A. Wolverson, j.
p, Mr.. Forrest Young aud Miss Minnie
Owens.
BENSON Canyon Creek, Custer
County, Dec. %, by A. Wolverton, j. p.
Mr.. Peter Benson and Miss Tene, both
Of Gallatin county.
BrRD-LAEK-Att the residence Of tho BRIDES
parents, Adobetown, Jan. 1lth, by Judge
Theo. Muffiy, Mr.. A. Bird, Of Bozeman,
and Miss Amanda Lane.
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BIRTHS

HESRY-Near Bozeman, January 10, 1881, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Henry, a daughter.
HEALY-In Benton, Jan. 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Healy, daughter.
HATTIE MiSsoula, Jan. 9Th, to Mr.. and Mrs
Edward HAITI, son.
KENNEDY-In Missoula, Jan. 9th, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy, a son.
WooDY-In Missoula, Jan. 10th, 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. Woody, daughter.
CoLLINs-At Fort Benton, Jan. LIST, to Mr..
and Mrs. T. K. Collins, q son.
FLowERs-In Helena, Jan. 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w ID. Flowers, a daughter.
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ADVERTISING AGENTS.
A General Reply 10 All Proposition

A General Reply 10 All Propositions.
OFFICE OF THE NEW NORTHWEST,
Deer Lodge, Montana
Notwithstanding notice published for
some time thar THE New NORTHWEST
would not thereafter accept propositions from
Advertising Agents, or unknown parties, for
advertising, we still receive numerous letters,
propositions, electros, etc, from such persons.
We therefore make this reply a. final to all
such: Fifteen years experience with Adver-
Using Agents has convinced US it does not
pay 10 do business with them. The low rates
offered and insisted upon, with their 20 per
cent. commission off; the demand for special
position for their "ads," or that advertise
ments we would not approve should be in
serted Gas reading matter" or accompanied
with "local notices as reading matter. !" there
by carrying the sanction of the paper advsr-
tising them with what are frequently quack
nostrums or swindling schemes, and the fact
that a rate il frequently asked for "space"
without intimating the character Of the adj
vertisement,are among our reasons for decli-
ming any furt her business or correspondence
with Advertising Agents. By representing
to large advertisers that they-the Advertis-
ing Agents-can procure the insertion of
" ads" for greatly reduced rates and then
hawking their Z" ads" to every cheap sheet in
the country, the Agents have secured almost
a monopoly Of the business, still retain their
20 per cent. off and frequently stipulate to pay
In printing material on which they make an
other big commission. Thepublishers do the
work and the Agents make the profit.
Our local patrons pay US rates proportion
ate to the cost of publishing In Montana and
we win not discriminate against them. This,
therefore, is to save the "a. A'sn the expense
Of further correspondence. The reckless per-
sons who generously order their "aals" in
"three" or "six months and send bill,n with
out STIMULATING rates or giving accessible ref
erences, are entirely too fresh and their ef-
forts are consigned TO the fire. An accumula-
ton of orders and letters elicits this general
reply.
When reliable Advertising Agents are
ready to offer fair rates for unobjectionable
matter and be satisfied with an advertisement
as an advertisement, and when reckless ex-
perimenters with printers INK inclose the
cash with order, we may reconsider the sub
ject, but until then this must suffice.
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u. n. LAND OYvlcI,
- ~ Ianuarw "A 1854

HELENA, n. r.. January .. 1854.
Notice b hrre6y given that Clement Vihcnsnve,
who fled Prescription declaratory Statement Nam
bow 87e6 for west halt northwest quarter and wfst
half sf southwest quarter Of Section 70 In township
Ave, north OF range nine West, has aled notice Of
his Intention 20 make nna pxsef In support Of his
claim and sscure anal entry thereof. and that SAID
pr0of win he made before the Probate Juagc o. Do
Ledge county, Montana Territory. NJ air once In
Deer Lodge on Saturday, February D, lS,i; and the
hearing 20 determine the right OF said claimant ~
enter said fra viii he had at this once 81 10 O. m
the following wiinessee 70 prove his rcsidence upon
and cultivation OF said tract--Jsnes l. Goodwin
Edward n. whis1aft, Peter Pescrs and Andrew Pc
eOi-5t j. H. NOE, Register.
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Notice OF Final Entry.
LAID oYy,rs At HELENA. MosrAxA,

LAID OrylcS At HELENA, MONTANA
December ~ 1850
Notes 10 hereby Rivce that the follow Ing: named
settler has Aled notice OF his intention to make hna
proof IN suppUrt OF his claim and that said proof
VIII be made before the Register and Receiver At
Helena, y. r on saturday, February, ., 1881. viz:
Z and 3 X Of u Of Sec. II. T "a Ri
w. He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
his continuous residence upon and cultivation. OF
Gilman @. welch and Michael Gsary, all Of Heinz
vile. Montana. j. II. MOE,
8' oc1-M Register.
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Notice o. Final Entry

LAND O1ylcs At HKLBxA. l. 2.
!. DECEMBER ~. 1850 4
Notice n hereby gwen thst the following named
sesslar hrs cd S0lcc VI his intenti0n 70 make 6Da
proof In support Of his clsim and that said proof
win b made before the C1~rk VI the District Cour
q the Second Judicial Di~tTict, Territory Of Mon
ssna q deer Lodac, Deer Lodge c0unty, j. T., on
No. 1al6, fur the w II N EA, No IN
and b W ofsEA Of Section is, T5,-N 10 w.
He names the following Witnesses - prUyV biz eontis
vix-0eorRe Jacques, Of Warm eprings: Fra9k Ste
phsne, Of Warm BEfngs: Philip niss0nett, at Race
Track: and W. 4. Elliott. Of Racs. Track.
om-se J. II. MOE, RsgIssss e
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Notice Of Final Entry
LAND ovv'e. H.ns.. !. x.;r,I

LAND OvyIcn HukoNA- ~. r.,
January IL 1881.
Nrsses b Assshy siven thas sssosge JacqOse, Who
-. " TAN n 70 an sddisi0Aa1 Hoso<stead
Rnsry No l1s1, Tor sas " n VI sccfs0n - " ? 8
Il 81 \ 10 Y. has lid notice of his intention -
nses anal pr0sa 10 supposs oe b. eiains snd that
80 nruol WIN 10 s6s begors lbs Probate Judgw u
Ders LO1es cDausv, n r. a hie ofIcs IN Tho tswn
u Dgsr Lu6za - saturday. February - io6s.
Rame- The t..nsuing wtDsercsto psrvn ~ cUessnans
Csslo Aodslale. Hpsneer JohaH0U. Prank NeepAens
- tsral Qihar. ~ Il Warn spring. Dsss Log.
counss. ut. In. uO.,
GmA Rsgstw.
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january q, 1851, BY J.. A. Fea&herman, -
New Chicago, or II. b. Loomss, - Bcartown,
for sinking shaft one hundred feet deep on
the Consolidated Minnie Palmer Lode, FfIue
Chance district, Deer Lodge county, u. r,
to be- three by ak feet IN the clear, 70 Be
cent TO BE- paid - compilation on feet 40 80
cent to b. paid ~ completion 81 70 ftet, and
rcmatnder to b. paid q compilation u shaft
We reserve the right to reject any and al
bids. j. A. EkATBxRilAN, President
b. b. LooMIs. Superintendent,
GOl-td DUNCAN DfN0wALL, Secretary.
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A Fine Thing For the Teeth.

Fragrant SoZODONT h composition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredi-
emit Is well known to have beneficial enect
tiseptic property and aromatic fragrance
make IL q toilet luxury. SOZODOET re-
moves all disagreeable edors from the breath
caused by eafaxrh, bed teeth, etc. IL b en-
tircly free from the acrid and injurious prop
stroy the enamel. One bottle List six month.
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coliectlon Notice.

LII pereous knowing themselves indebted 70 me
--Aare requested 70 settle their accounts o once,
either by each or note. need money. and ell &C.
eounts 5ot settled as above win Be left With an aos-
new for collection. C.. r. b. BiBLRN BIZ RG.
Deer Lodge n T., January 8. 1881.
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Notice to Cred ltoSs.

Estate Of Thomas Doughertv deceneed.
NO.ice IL hereby given BY the underlined, admin-
isfrstor Of the estate Of Thomas Dough- ry dccras
al to the crrdltos VI and a perrOns having Claims
sRsinss the I'd dsccarcd to sxhhit them with the
necessary yonch within four months sitsr the hse
pubsicaon of this nuttce 20 tho seid adminieestoI
e the sows Of Deer Lsdge, In the eousty u Dcss
geo. W. IRWIN. IL.
Adminisuasnr u tAs estate u Thomas. Dooghsrtv
de~eneod- 4, sf#
Dated Jan. ~ 1eo1. 0l-6
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Notlce 20 Creditors.

Eetate Of Philip Heenal, deceased.
Notice ID hereby given BY the undersigned, admin
strator OF the estate Of Philip Heen deceased. 70
the creditors Of and nj persons having claims aganst
The said deceased to exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers within mouths after the drrt publication
Of THE notice 70 the sad sdminisatos At the town
Of Dear Lodge, In the county OF Dcef Lodee.
49, 49, GEO. W. IRWIN, H..
Administrntor Of the estate OF Phiip Hes'Al. d.
rs,ed January Il. 1881. so1 .,
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Having returned to Deer Lodge 10 remain
ashort time, am now prepared TO do first
class work. Call In and see samples of work.
IL you wish good photos do not delay.
002-H A. j. DUssEAu, Artist.
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Collection Notice.

An pespoas knowing themselves indebted to me
are requested to make Immediate eettlcmens.
PAYMENT can be made to DonRel. Clark D Larabie,
Deer Lodge or Butte. or 70 the undersigned.
WA, WALLACE.
psoc~~~ n = Doc n 1eeD. 600-<tu
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To the Public

january 10, I0d1.
RnA IL necs~sxy 70 inform the pubic gen.
orally that am NOT eligible "a house ser-
want. MRs. GEoRoB j. Jackson.
Deer Lodge, Montana 0m-A*
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BITTER ROOT

611 11 TIN)o(A
HAMS,
HAMS, ... .s
HAMS,
SHOULDERS,
SHOULDERS,
SHOULDERS,
BREAKFAST BACON,
BREAKFAST BACON,
BREAKFAST BACON,
BACON,
BACON,
BACON,
.- w AND
AND
AND
... LARD
LARD
LARD,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
Ell. BONNER & co.
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Notice.

G. v. Sherman is my authorized agent du-
ring my absence. H. IMKAMP.
PHLIPsBURG, NJ. T., Dec -, 1880. 4864t
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DEATHS

:-SS=SS<SS@--SS=~--S>S
PAYNTER-In Helena, Jan. IL, 1881, of con-
gestion of the lungs Paul Arson Paynter,
Infant son of w. s. and Jennie Paynter,
SLAUGHTER-Died in Deer Lodge, M. r., Sat
urtiay, Jan. IA, 1881, 2. NJ, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Slaughter, aged months.
MoRRIs-In Bitter Root Valley, Dec. 81 1880,
of dropsy of the heart, Cora Maud Nor
ris, aged years and II months.
GIBEAu-At Frenchtown, Jan. 18th, Elenore,
Oldest daughter of Emery Gibeau, aged
IL years.
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Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postofhee TO another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VioUSLY SENT.
DIVISION OF deer LODGE VALLEY.
An Expression Of Sentiment that Can
not be Misunderstood.
What the People Involved
Have to Say.

To the Governor, Legislative Council and
Assembly Of Montana Territory:
The undersigned, your petitioners, wonld
respectfully represent:
That we are residents Of upper Deer
Lodge valley and the Canon of Warm Spring
creek in Deer Lodge county, and our lands
and homes are situated south Of the first
standard parallel north of the base line,
and west of the Deer Lodge guide meridi-
an, and within the limits of townships No.
4, north of ranges Nos. 10 and IL west, ac-
cording to the official surveys;
That we form part Of the population Of
Deer Lodge valley; our pursuits, sympathes
and interests are in common with the people
of the whole valley, and we DO not desire to
be separated from them by any county line;
That we notice with regret and alarm the
effort made by a portion of the delegation
from this county to so divide the county as
TO cut us Off from our neighbors and friends
and place lis In the proposed new county of
Silver Bow;
That IL is our earnest desire, in case of d.
vision, 10 remain in the county of Deer
Lodge.
Wherefore, we petition and pray that no
act providing for a division of Deer Lodge
be passed and approved unless the line OF
division be so made as to leave us and our
homes In Deer Lodge county.
I Van
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UPPER DEEr LoDGE VALLEY, Jan. Ia, 81.
(Signed) James K Perdee,
James l. Goodwin, A Smith,
James Ross, Isaac Harris,
w 5 McCleery, + birmingham,
George Parrot, VIM Evans,
John PURCELL T . Bailey,
w r ii Edwards, b Phillips,
B d Phillips, 7 c Cowan,
T A Williams, Margaret Thomas,
VIM Norton, Geo Currie,
B Parrott,, Is + Notes.-The,
G. w Gregs0n, Eli Gregson,
VIM Hinkleman, ii III Eccleston,
VIM Bavail, Gottfried Romang,
G. ii Adams, Henry Adams,
m Edmiston, l. q Swingley,
A ii Jarnagin, j ii Hedges,
nj B Thomas, Morgan Evans,
Peter lessen, Alex Glover,
T G Davidson. Peter Levengood,
VIM Buck, Charles B Jones,
James Lingenfelter, Chas Carlton,
Thos K Francis. Burton Vincent,
Albert 7 Stevens, Stuckey,
X X Collins, Henry Cowan,
David Cowan, Il Lynch,
Ed Colson, Albert ColsOn,
Nels Damander, Daniel James,
VIM Wier, Mike Sullivan-57.
The canvass of the upper valley was made
by James l.. Goodwin, Peter Jessen and Nor
gan Evans, who report the following as the
only residents In the townships named who
declined to sign the foregoing petition, or
were known to be favorable to division on
the line proposed BIZ the Butte mem bers, to
wit:
G G Vineyard, Daniel Murphy,
Joseph Saville, John Fitzpatrick,
Frank Goddard, VIM A Hensley-6.
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The Hon. II. A. Keunerly, who arrived
from his home on the Upper Teton on Friday
reports o lot Of stock dead in the vicinity OF
his place, from the late severe blizzard.
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Foreign News Items.

by the arrival of Foster d Co.'s new steamer.
Irdioni, from San Francisco, bringing dates of
papers to March Sth we are enabled to give the
following items of foreign news
LONDON, March 7th.-Gen. Wood sent despatch
to the President of the Orange Free State notify
ing him of the armistce. II is reported that
Brand has gone to I.aingsnek to promote peace
negotiations.
At meeting in Amsterdam, Saturday, speakers
pointed out that the demonstration not direct
ed against England, but that the meeting was
held To sympathze with the Beers. Resolutions
were passed expressing the hope that the Boers
would obtain their Independence, and the Dutch
Government would do all in its power to procure
peace.
In the Second Chamber to-day, the Premier, in
reply to an Interpolation, said the Government
was most anxious to aid i'll the restoration of
peace i'll the Transvaal, without, however, depart
ing from strict neutrality
General Sir Evelyn Wood went to Mount Pros
pect to-day, and subsequently had interview
with Joubert, which resulted in an armistice to
the 18th. Rumors of peace have been brought
into camp, but 1t Is improbable, unless the English
agree to all the Beers terms. These formally
stated the complete Independence of Trans
yaal in fact, all they rose TO obtain, and an
amnesty to all the leaders BY the armistice, per-
mission is granted To send provisions for eight
days to the beleaguered garrisons.
In the House of Commons, Gladstone confirmed
the report of the conclusion of an arrnstice with
the Beers until the 14th instant, in order to give
time for a reply from Paul Kruger to General
Coey's and subsequent communications, made
with a view to the peaceful settlement of affairs
| LONDON, March 7th.-Twenty vessels were
| wrecked on the coast of kincarone, and Aber-
deenshire. Scotland, and nearly 200 persons
| drowned.
ROME, March 7th.-Following are the additional
/ details as to the earthquake at Cascamacciola,
| Island of Ischia The first shock occurred at l3D
O'Clock Friday afternoon, and the second an hour
later. The whole upper part of the Town was des-
| troyed, and two thermal establishments are
seriously damaged. Details confirm the damage
to property, loss of life and injury TO the people,
| as previously mentioned. The Syndic and Sab
Project are directing operations for the recovery
of the bodies of the victims.
| The Royal steamers Naqunas, Pagona and Es-
ploratore arrived from Naples with soldiers and
physicians. The soldiers rescued many from the
ruins. The population fed to the surrounding
country and along the seacoast. The Govern
ment is sending food from Naples. The King and
the Minister of the Interior sent contributions fol
the relief of the sufferers. The second and fata
shock lasted seconds, and was accompanied by
noise like subterraneaI thunder. Then came
crash of falling houses, accompanied by tn
will reach 100. The damage To houses and pro
perty will amount to about 10000 francs.
RoMK, March 7th.-Thivty persons died Of tn
plague in kerbela, Neden and Djagra, PROVING
Of Baedsd. Precautions have been taken TO local
| ize the epidemic.
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Places Of Worship.

sEAnEs's BErHKl,-Rev. . Canon. chsplain. King
street. the saiiorz Home. Preaching al u
free. Sabbath school before the morning service
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at ~. o'clock.
FoEI STREET CHURcH-Rsy " Frear. Pastor corner
of Fort and Bereiana streets. Preaching Sundays
at II A and ~. Sabbath School at JOAN.
ST Andrews CATHEpBAL-English services: RI Rev
the Bishop Of Honolulu and Rev TboF Blackburn. Ha-
waiian services: Rev Alex Mackinto.h SO. Holy
Communion; 800 Mathis and Sermon lUawaiian1; IL,
Maths, Litany and sermon (English); 4, EyensoDg
(iIawAiianl: 80. Eyensong and SOpg (English).
Hymns CEnglirhl, morning: 3T5, 30 part -;
evening: a, ~ 2o5.
KAwALAHAo CHuRcH-Rey II II Parker, Pastor, King
street above the Palace Services in Hawaiian every
sunday at II AN. Sabbath School at l0As Evening
services al IA O'Clock, alternating with kaumskapiN
District meeting. in various chApels 31D Prayer
meeting every Wednesday al III Pm
KAUNAKAPIII CHUKcB-Rey Knaea. Pastor Bere
tania street Nuuanu. Services in Hawaiian every
SUNDAY at lCIi Sabbath School at shi Even
ing services al IA O'Clock, alternating with kawaahAo
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday at "a
RoMAs CATHOLIC CHURCH. Under the charge of n
Rev Bishop Maigret, assisted by Rev Father Hermann
Fort street. Beretania Services every Sunday al
10 A NJ and 2Ps.