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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

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t,vVrrtNet You commanded. by iirrr nf thC Hoo.
fs,rrrrr Nrtuffy AssttfIfr Justice 90 thc Supreme
Court o. summon ucru uaCkfcId tuU riu-rr,
t-eth % Bremen, Germany. and = . touul Glade. oi
sppcar before him. tas Aforesaid aeicrs 40 BE cham
hrrs tn the Court House, in thc city ni uouuIulu.
Island % oahu uu WEDNESDAY thc f3ih dly %
lulv nrxt. AZ 20 ccicck A. ". t1 show Ctusc why Che
rrsvrr u Edward fuf-fcuau. complainant should not
g. rrautgd. pursuant to ffc truHf of bis hi ui com
patnt dlrd 10 said court ihC "a ay 20 Narch. A n
Isl And have yug ihrn ttcrc th. Wfif with ul fc-
turn Of your prcccgsiiu-~ hrrUuu.
Witnc<s ne ucuorahlc Lsurruc, NeCruv. Justice
% the supreme Coutt. at uououiu. thf- uh DAY o.
April \. Il ~ a. Rosa Deputy Clerk
Hawaiian Islands Oahu. s.s
hereby certify thst thc iorr-oEe summons ans
order ~ publication annexed arc true and iaithfu
comics % hc ori -uals ihCrcuf which dlr u
inc ticrks Office % the SurrCmc touri.
Witness nv hand aud seal Of thc >uprcm1
f~rNt Ccurt this iih dls 90 APRIL. A. u. is-2
A ROSA nrpuy Nlcrs.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24

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ncury uarkicid =. e. ranrtr . JnnraJ Glade Ml's
far accounting. Or,ief 70 Publication.
Whereas Do appears fum tlc aAdltli of Albert jar
srr thaf Henry mutkteM and &. r1uccr. fwu cf the
defendants above named, naNc frutntrt frrri inr
Hawaiian Islands aud uow rcs.tc n rrrmru. Vcrntuy
that thew arr pcccssry rsriJs a said salt ard have
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ecthrr with cupy 81 this oricf b Published Or three
months in the Hawaiian Naacitr. a nCwsratr rah
nShrd u Honolulu. sud that corf ~ stiN p'tuN1s
biu 70 complaint and ef said summons aud this order
be forthwith deposited iu hr ro~i Oincc aircssrl o.
said Henry uacktud. and NNc oupIcs to said ]. q
rau-rf al thcir present placr nf esdcucr appears
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-24
Bicycle, Tricycle., and Foot RACI

- All HORSES entered Or these Race. aiI he
Iuder the control of fhr duacrs. and fleIr decision
will be final. Ai Running h1ces HiIi he uudrr
rhe kIies - flf PlfIf E1a-l1rfa As.oe dfi0n- Is
cepfinz o. o. ueizhts $50 horsra 90 cauF fadrr.
All Trotfinz Races win l.- calder Che I.aIss ~ Or.
National TrotfIue ass1clafioi..
re- 10 Poo. srIHnz ol fle PARK 1rdunda All
horfes that ere cold in P1o's riIi b fu.e,i olL
fn order r. sGc1rr 1fl uair'in order DO ans .l b.
allqred fhe tracE nitlrrlr fir hr1clsiiou nadra
which can De- obtained 1u fhe 6r0lniH.
- Pernits 70 train Halsft aa ii.e Para tr4,k can
b obtained from ST.. d. X Harflr'1nr. Ioekegs
coors auust aecgnlTang Eufrlace Zee
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70 MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC,

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Regents Plate, 300
Pony Race Cup, $50.
Donkey Race Cup, S25

HURDLE RACE mile da.h-f harfIr-- free
aII-Cafch uef-ht-. Entrance giH.
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Ths asld.n p.r.di,. of r,u M.rioo,


A story; about which there Is fas-
cination 1t Is impossible to resist when
you hear men tell Il, says the Las Cru
sas Republican. Is that Of the Home Of
IGold." Somewhere in southwestern
New Mexico. In the Sierra Madre, 1t is
said there Is . wonderful valley. Small,
inclosed In high, rocky walls, and &C
cessible only by secret passage, which
Is known to but few, is this extraordi-
nary place. 1t is about ten acres in ex-
tent has running through it q stream
which waters it thoroughly, and makes
It q perfect paradise, with its exquisite
flowers and beautiful trees. In It are
thousands Of birds of the most beautiful
plumage. Running across it is ledge
OF pure gold about thirty feet wide,
which glistens in the sunlight like o
great golden belt. The stream crosses
this ledge, and, rs it runs, murmurs
around blocks of yellow metal as others
do around pebbles. The ledge of gold
is supposed to be solid gold, and to run
down into the center Of the earth. The
legend is of Indian origin, and around
it clusters a number of Indian stories,
in which the name of the Inflated Mon
tezuma occurs frequently. The descend
ants of the Aztecs believe firmly that
the day will come when Montezuma
will return and free them from the de-
scendants of the Conquestodores. They
believe that the money necessary for
this work will be taken from the Mad
re dOro.
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Three-Cent Pieces.
tPittsburr Post.l

The United States mint in Phila-
delphia recently received over two tons
of 3-cent silver pieces, which by act
of Congress have been abolished from
the national coinage. This is. how
. ever, only about one fifth of the guam
tity of these small coins which are to
be brought there from various sub.
treasures in the country, there having
already been redeemed more than ten
tons. These Scent pieces now in the
mint would fill three large wagons.
They are to be recoined into lO-cent
pieces, as the Scent nickle pieces are
to take the place of the old silver
Scent coins. The Treasury Depart
ment is ,edeeming the small coins as
fast as possible and in few years they
will entirely disappear, and only the
nickles will be in circulation. The
coins have lost very considerable per
cent. of their intrinsic value bv usage,
in some cases amounting to as much as
25 per cent. In fact, they are rapidly
wearing out. This is one reason why
they were abolished and the harder
and more convenient nickles substi-
tuted.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-02
Bitten brararantula.

Louis Gurado, an Italian fruit ven-
der was bitten Saturday by 4 tarantnla,
and was frightened nearly TO death.
he was in the act Of cutting a banana
from bunch on his stand, when the
insect, which was evidently hidden on
the stalk Of the bunch, stung him on
the right thumb. Gurado struck at
the insect and killed it. Soon after
he felt sharp pain in his thumb, be-
gan 10 feel dizzy and uncomfortable
and in few minutes fell TO the pave
ment like man under the influence
of liquor. His hand and arm swelled
TO nearly twice their natural size. and
the swelling increased and communi.
Gated TO his face and neck. His wife
who was with him at the stand, became
alarmed and cried out that her hus-
band was dying. A crowd collected
about the man and this attracted a
policeman. An ambulance was sum-
moned and Gurando was sent to Belle
vue hospital. When he arrived at the
hospital tae swelling had already be-
gun to subside. A cooling salve was
spplied to the wounded thumb, and
yesterday morning, having fully recov-
cred. he was allowed to go to his home.
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PILESl PILES! PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No One
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A Sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching
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Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Coffinbury
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A visitor in Leadville, COL, says that
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"Please do not shoot at the organist; he
is doing his best.n
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CENTURY
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