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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Our esteemed confrvre of the
Bienville Ne,c Era has had many
years experience in tho newspaper
business. He knows how to make
a paper useful; and he knows to
What extent newspapers are benefi-
cial to q community. Hear him;
alf you want to keep your town
alive patronize and solicit patron.
age for the local paper, and, above
all, pay your subscriptions
Men who reach cut through the
newspaper press for business al
ways get it, and they deserve
what they got. Men who are a.
fraid to invest literally in the use
nf nrinfers' ink never make nrf,s.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

-tiov. McEnery has issued Il war
rant ordering Sheriff Pleasant t.
execute Perry Melton and William
Melton, father and son, on Friday,
April 10th, 1885, between the
bours Of II M. and ? pm. These
unfortunate men were convicted on
tho Sth Of NOV. 1884, Of numbering
John ". Cherry. Under a recent
law, not more than fifteen persons
can witness the hanging.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

We haze received the second
number Of tie Calsi we'll Waterman,
Z nc~ PAPER recently established
II Columbia. La..-A. j.. Hundlcy.
editor, and !. y. Williams, pub
fisher. Editor Hundlcy has been a
life long champion Of Democratic
principles, aud his political Saluta-
tory has the ring OF pure metal.
We un'es,tatingly respond TO his
request. by placing the Waterman
on our exchange lis.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20
FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned offers for sale. a val
liable tract Of land, situated on Bayou
F1acoll, seven miles from the town Of al
exandria, La. This land is wholly above
overflow, and has good outlet for stock.
lerRs: CGe-third cash, and balance
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

a private letter from our former
to"nsman, NJ. L. Mcfarland, Est
now residing in Texas, 10 4 citizen
Of Farmcrville, states that the in
jury to the sheep and cattle in
terests Of Texas by the severity OF
tho past winter, is Unprecedented.
The mortality among sheep has re
Gently somewhat abated. but the
cattle are dying 10 large nun
hers.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

The excitement over the eclipse
has passed, but not over thu. .hcar
prizes o! goods offered by
j ACbi; STEIN,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

The RESIDENCE of Sheriff Pleas
ant, is receiving It's outside dress
ing from tAe brush of Messrs. Al;
kinson and Si.H,icr. painters.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

-rhere arc two applicants for th-
postmaster ship here, Mr.. Isaac
Sinister. the present incumbent,
and T. L. Gilbert.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Mr.. n. y. Till, the popular and
efficient Assessor Of Ii..cOin par.
lSh, was 4 visitor TO our town on
Saturday.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Judge ". Il. Rutland returned
On Monday from a trip to Baton
Rouge aud New Orleans. We
regret 70 learn that the Judge has
disposed Of his property here with
the view Of moving. Ue thinks
Of locating in Baton Rouge. for
the practice OF his profession.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20
~ 4 WILL rutc!ia sea com
MIA rletc s.o,e. With iiXt
JACOB STEIE'S.

Mfr. Matthew Taylor states tha:
tler. is "a little trouble. on his plan
talon relative 10 he tendency Of a
laIprt,r TO folf his contract. Sc
agree V it'll him IN the belief that
there should he some statutor,
method To compel faithful pei for
nance uf contracts.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

--Farmcryilfe can nOw boast 81 Of
two wholesale liquor dealers -
Messrs. DOnnelly and Webb.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20
All For $3.50

Any person sending us Sl.ee. will be
furnished with the following:
LIST. The HOME ADVOCATE, year.
I'd. The peoples Illustrated Journal, year
each number Of the illustrated Journal
contains "a pages, 80 colnmns.>
Sd. An oil chrome. Entitled.
'.The Morning Of Life "
4,h. An oil chrome, Entitled:
Papa is coming.
5th. An oil chrome, Entitled.
a Morning Outing"
9Th. An oil chrome Entitled:
Northern Winter Scene
TIN. An oil C,iromo Entitled:
The Power Of Kindnos=,'
9Th An oil Chrome, Entitled:
The power Of Music"
9th. An oi! chrome, Entitled.
Easter Morning; OIL Cross ana Flow
ere.'
10Th. An oil Chrome, Entltled.
"Nature Treasures"
lIth. M oil Chrome, Entitled:
".Avase Of Flowers."
l2th. An oil chrome, Emit cd.
"A Royal Boquet."
18th. An oil CcTomo. Entitled.
1.-THE Seasons"
l4th. oil chrome, Entitled:
Birthday Tribute"
18th. An oil chrome. Entitled
"A Hearty greeting"
10th. An oil chrome, Entitled
"a Birthday Picture"
nth. an Gil c4romc, Entitled
Golden Autumn"
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Latest style Of ladies trimmed
and untlimmcd Hats. and finest
assortment of Millinery Goods at
JACOB STEMS,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

the HONE ADVOCATES under
specia! obligations to Mr.. O. G.
Dawkins, for innumcrabIe hvors
and attentions. We appreciate
his Kindness.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Mr.. $. w. Ramsey Ir., prom
silent merchant Of Spearsvilie. visit
ted our town last Saturday.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

= Potatoes ?o..5 IA harr"i, cash,
at the popular house Of
JACOB STEIN
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

III hr N'N drug Store ~ Coroner
&. ~. Itmc>on. i another aHdi
ton t. toe town. /: i located >uuti,
IF lie public >4riate. adjoining
b"hn.Il.s'$ hotel. and is vel. sup.
lied a;iit medicines.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Spring seems disposed 10 ding
tr IN the arms Of Winter.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Hr. +. A. tinara. h.ufhcr If our
'"Wnsn,an Hon. ". ~, Heard
l>I'ra oar tnN Ii an lIt-.say. Mr.
II. is 4 ln,.inb,r If he mercantile.
arm III j y Heard u TO. Shiloh.
Ia.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Emery. Of our talented Houna 9
! townsman John T.. Everett. Esq,
as Justice Of the Peace of this
ward. ri.. L. II. nl"u. nho has
moved iron. he parish.
1t seems 10 be difficult fer the
"cal,itI H. settle down Ia GOOD
behavior. There was considerable
trOSt Monday and Tuesday morn,
lng>: tien bright, pleasant SUI
>Ainc, followed by Il cold blast.
" cdncstay mo:Nin. brought ice,
and Thursday Juorning moderate
weather viii, Indications 81 rain.
lhe bhoys" Of Farmcryil!, iii
read tn. follow ing lines thought,
fully, and govern .l!ern-,l, sarcor
dinghy.
Tile Young man who is rash
Cuts off his mus,ache,
And gels himself il, 10 Z r;~A'e,
For the girl, tie pert miss,
Says She never viii kiss
Any lips that are void of 4 tickle"
A few days ago we overheard
prominent whole soulcd nerchaut
OF iarmsrvllle, giving the follow
ing important piece Of advice 10 a
farmer: "Subscribe for the VCME !
ADVOCATE. an,, When YOU plant T!
Your crop. PIT iii one or two more .
rows r1 cotton or corn, for the pur ,
pose ct l1".i ing subscription This 4
vas undoubtedly wise counsel.
Mr.. i, II. Oiom. la,.i, Of
this town. is urw located nj LAKE
1 har'cS. f;ilc,t>i.u parish. Nr.
pdorn was born ana reared among
Is ana ptac'iced law here for sey
raj Years. He is well known aud
liked by our people who apprcci
ttc han for his sober habits. genial
qualities. and lis ability as Il law
,er. Wewish him mnch success
It his new home, and congratulate
he good people OF Lake Charles
'pOn this accession to their ranks
# citizenship.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Did you see III. eclipse Of ihe
onn last Monday
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Mr.. T.. VI. bean has favored the
ADVOCATE with . receipt for tue
cure OF hog cholera, which We pub
lisi, for the information and hene-
lit Of our readers. 1t will he found
published on the first page Of this
paper. Mr.. Dean informs MS that
the remedy has proven efiicacions
in every instance, that it has come
to his knowledge, where it has
been prepared and used according
to this receipt.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

We had a pleasant call on Non
day last, from Mr.. W. J. Smith.
formerly one Of our most substan.
tial cit!zcns,. but now q resi-.
dent of our sister parish OF Lin
colo Mr.. Smith was ''cut Off
from Onion by the formation OF
the new parish, but says he was
for 50 many years identified with
the people and the interests Of old
Union. that he must hare Il Union
parish newspaper. His visit was
for the rarpose ot having his name
enrolled npon the subscription
book Of the HONE ADVOCATE.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

All persons desiring to purchase Ma
chiuery pf@ny nd,-Saw Mills, Gsist or
FIGURING Mills complete. or any part Of
game, can save money by communicating
with the undersigned at Ouachita City,
La.
am agent for five different firms; can
furnish plantation Circular Saw Mills, to
be attached to gins, complete, for Two
Hundred Dollars. can furnish seccn
hand machinery, newly oserhanled "a
first-class shops, at greatly reduced prices.
Make speciality of rersriag ssttias up
and operating machinery Of any kind
LEE JOHNSON, NJ. W. & s.
+ Ouachita City, La.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

We learn that the chicken choi
era is prevalent in town,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

I, { n.,t... r. III Ar.i. tilartrr. ~.
= Regular c"rnluuil.""l!pH every s'crn'.
Sa,nr,.a. III each mouth. II l.rrr.ryr'i",
y. 4. James T.. irirnb!,, -. H. !.
IStac Strfi + ............. Secretary
tiGon .a,rr..,I Lols,, ~. 30 7. 4
4 81 Regular meetings Third Saturday
.fr."ii month al F;.gn.rviiie.
! /. tnmbic, W. Y. t,ua" Sinister sc
hapol,an L.!g", Va, Gi L, Is \. VI.
State, .!'t.'lnc5 "n II, :irai Mon t2; IN
each molIh, 81 4tTalat.,ta titr.
4. Z. H,IDi"k, s. ". &. G.. Norman. Ire
Thomas Jefferson l.oige. No. III. ! Il
AN. STATED nrclinss o., III" First >a'uT
day If zach mon. h al ~p":li-. ill.,.
" b. N.n,i.ie"u, y. ". HE. Nays Sac
Shiloh I"1s". -. III, T. & A. 81.
STATED 4,ctirGa n,' III tongtL Sn.r''ac
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Regular n'stir@s on rhc first and Ihtrd
>nrday> each month
J. Shusr"r. President. Il..o. Weiss, Sc.
PELICAN Lodge, No ~. X. u r.
"g"lar n,ne'ipga every Wu,;r"s,i,? - of.
ling st totin,rvi.!c.
Jar:. 4. Ma .lsns. c. E + Haas. 4. 81
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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

alr. Jacob STEM, successor of
tie lnammOuth mercantile firm of
ID. Stein & Go. appears before the
people in this iss,te Of the HONE
ADVOCATE, by an advertisement
beaded, ''keform in Prices -
Jacob has the personal capacity
Tor business, and, being aided BY
ample capital and the prestige Of
the old Grm, he is well prepared to
rc form prices. He was reared in
the toYn and k,iuxa the needs of
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Work has been resumed on
Stems brick store We are as
surcd it will soon te completed
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

--(iiugt,aul's. tcersuckers, LIZ WnS.
and Nunsveilins. can he found
cheap for cash. at
JACOB STElE'S.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

The following information. v llich
IS Of Interest to the ADVOCATES
readers, has. been tele sral,hei TO
Major Burke from r. p. Wilson.
of Cincinnati; "All roads have
concerned t. Your wishes, ana
from Quebec to Portland, Oregon,
and all intermediate points, excnr.
sion tickets to New Orleans and
return are available at rates of
one cent amiIe, OR less
THIS will put the price of a
round ticket from Monroe at about
six dollars.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

We are daily adding names to
our subscription list. We have
recently ordered new head-le:ters
and other printing material for our
paper, which Will add much to it's
appearance. We will soon expand
10 tho dimensions Of seven columns
Send in your names. give us a trial;
i. viii cost son but little. We are
giving the ADVOCATE our undi-
sideI attention, and using our best
efforts to publish a good, readable,
home newspaper. We want at
least 1900 subscribers in this par,
ish. We are determined to make
tue paper a complete success. if
strict attention to business will
accomplish this end.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Mr.. SIS, Marx, junior member of
the popular mercantile firr, OF !.
Marx 4 Bro. departed! Monday.
on Il trip Of business and pleasure.
IL ihc OK scout City. We wish
him a safe, pleasant aud pros CT
"us L il.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

1t is with pleasure we chronicle
the appointment. hy Coz. Ne
Emery. Of our talented Nourg
townsnian john T.. Everett. Esq.
as Justice Of the Peace of this
ward. rir. L. II. pl"m. y ho has
moved iron. he parish.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

Why Is the uuNI ADVOCATE,
Tx" a "!iy: Bccattrc every man
Shuulf. have one Of bis own. There
fore dn','t bother :our ncigllbor
Try ing to borrow his newspaper.
bni Scn.t IL one dollar for tntlSe
mouths subscription to the Auyo-
CATE.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-20

n
Messrs. EB. Biiserry, ". 4.
and q. & Tnrnagr. have returned
home from the Exposition; the
latter gentleman with Il cas-. of
Exposition measles.
~ non parish has no candidate
for q foreign mission under Mr..
Cleveland, nut Mr. David Aren't is
an applicant for the position OF
''ecelver in the E. $. Land Office,
iu New Orleans.
STANDING OF, the to,.-most brick
v Stems new store. now in course
OF completion. We obtaine,l n yery
osdyieY ct the town. We could
faeh.
q. J. Lee, living ipcar this,
skilled . weasel of e.o..a,a,s
bis premises last week.
|fry yard had suffered con-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-12
Contemporary NEWSPAPER LITERA.
TURE.
no. g.

The Saturday Press, in Its issue of
January 3rd, reproduced some shame
ful and 1--WE are disposed to believe)
wilfull mis-statements on the subject
Of ieprosy in these Islands to which
Mr. J. N. Davidson gave utterance
recently in q lecture delivered at San
Jose, in California. We and goodly
number Of the public with us, were
under the impression that the Press
had In some measure repented of the
disreputable course it took on the
leprOsy question and did not intend
to repeat its sins against the country
from Which its proprietor and its edi-
toriai writer's derive their incomes.
But for this impression we should not
have felt any surprise at finding
Judge Davidson's remarks exultingly
quoted by the journal from which he,
no doubt, originally acquired the
misinformatiOn which he is trying
to disseminate. For the calumnious
way Ia which the existence of lep-
rosy here is made use of abroad to
iujnre these islands we are almost
wholly indebted to the Saturday
Press, which, for political purposes,
used at one time, week after week, to
discuss the matter 0d sa0use0ns, giving
expression to exactly such views as
Mr.. J. N. Davidson is now retailing
TO American audiences.
Mr.. Davidson went away from hero
breathing threatenings and siaugh-
ter" because this country proved it
self to be too respectable to put up
with his lottery scheme. He had
act the discretion to keep his inten-
tion Of seeking some form of revenge
TO himsef. he had formed the idea
that Col. Claus Spreckels had largely
influenced the defeat Of his bill and
ne freely expressed his intention OF
running the passenger traffic of the
Oceanic Steamship Cempauy's line,
in which that gentleman is inter
ested, and Of doing everything in
his power to injure the Colonel and
the Islands. In the lecture from
which the Saturday Press makes its
quotation, we have the first saDn..I6t
Of his malice. Long, howeYe'ress 80, -SNl-
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ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL.
GEORGE III, FASSETT, Manager.

the leading architectural
grounds upon which stands
about four fronting Hotel Street This
large and beautiful walks which
ricay with Towering and tropical
pretty within this charming enclosure all
The afford
The the Hotel the
city; well stocked with
fnew wines and liquors
The the second floor the right Of which
parors leads from the
hall the dningroom These to broad
verandas magnificent
through the wealth of tropical foliage that surrounds the
balconies
dispensed Affords frsclass
all Hotel supplied with water from
well the The Clerks office furnished with
Telephone with the leading bust
ness firms of the
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iertaken to furnish sodre and art, but
.bors that -~-@os GfsesS critical ladies seem
o,ood an aeoaken into account. To none of
- papils is an art education in Paris SO
serious and costly matter as to the Ameri'
cans There is the wide, sad separa-
ton from home and friends, che expense Of
tourneying by sea and land, and of living in
the dearest city of Earope, the ever recur-
ring drain of high priced lessons the
hire of pianos, the perpetual purchase of
music, till the poor things are half buried in
OPERAS This sense of so much going out and
nothing coming in, with, perhaps, the
thought of dear enes toiling and sacrificing
at home, makes the student of limited mears
so desperately impatient, or so sadly do
pressed that she can but half profit by her
precious opportunities. She too often de-
MES herself the common comforts of life,
sttnts herself of necessities, and so ruins her
health, and with that of course goes her
voice, a loss which is to her next to render
ing up her soul. The nightingale Gagged in
her poor unnurtured chest is starved
and dies. Madame Marchese will not un-
dertake to make O first class artist of
a singer possessed of ever so wonderful
a voice, under three years course OF
assiduous study. The moments Of this great
teachers personal instruction must be
counted in gold, and it follows that to
realize large hopes her pupils must have
large means With money, comfortable
quarters, a careful mother to look after her,
patient and docile disposition, and, above
all, fine voice, even a delicate American
girl, young enough to have three years to
invest in study, may hope for a brilliant
career. As for the poor girls who must
strike out with little money and no mothers,
s'the game Is not worth the candle" There
are a fortunate few who, through the gen.
] erosity of some rich friend, are able
/ to start on the race carrying no
weight. There are some noble, g-hearted,
wealthy citizens, like George W. Childs,
who, believing that arctic explorers and
/ theological students have had their share
of aid and comfort, extend a helping hand
to penniless young women longing to be
able to support themselves as singers or
musicians. But such helpers are rare-the
only great, effective, permanent aid foI
poor young artists would be a grand ma
tional conservatory of musician institution
broad and solid, comprehensive and catholic
in character. For this philanthropy and
patriotism cali alike on the millionaire and
the million. GRACE GREENNQQp.
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NOTICE.

Er0na and after this date MR.. a. NJ. MELLIS
win take charge Of the entire distribution OF the
daily and weekly PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADvEH-
gssRR fo<sthe city and suburbs.
Subscribers changing their residences will please
netasy Mr.. Mellls In writing.
Papers vii be left where requested oy sub
seFfhers' and In order 20 avoid errors In delivery
the carriers are instructed 70 adhere strictly TO
sbts rule.
Papers sold on the streets for cash Only.
. Commercial Advertiser OHace. October 1. 1884.
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stEnt brave all-alive little woman, Emma
Abbott has been studying in Paris Van
Zandts latest triumph, ''Lakma," and is to
present the charming role in English form
at home Madame Marie Duran1, grand
dramatic soprano, is to sing at the Italian
Opsra In Paris and Miss Risley, enether
southern singer, hailing, I believe from
Galveston, is to remain in her fine position
as Pesth
During the spring we heard in Paris. at
concert, remarkably fine performance on
the piano by an American girl, young and
Sair-Miss Virginia Rider. This artistic, as
modest as she Is clever, entered the straight
gate" OF the Paris Conservative at twelve
years Of age, and remained there three
years, winning honors and brilliant exs-
cution by her talent and untiring diligence.
She was then placed under the private in
struction Of Theodore Ritter, and seems to
have mastered much of his delightful
rlsthod, one in which great force is softened
by exquisite grace There is nothing super
acial about Miss Riders training She has
bravely grappled with the toughest difficult
ties of her art, and what seems to the unnu-
steal, its profound mysteries-such as 'kar-
nnony," Composition" "Orchestration,"
t'Fugue" and '"Thorough-bass.n Miss Riders
debut was made last year at the Crystal
Palace in London and was a perfect sue
cess one which, I hope, win be often re-
peated In America.
Our viclinists seem to be winning more
than their share of conservatory laurels.
Miss Hardness, of Boston first prize), is re-
garded as an admirable artistic. The little
Carpenter" of New York, is steadily building
up the fabric Of her fame. Though it Il
something very delicate, pure and fanciful.
like the dainty ivory structures of the east
it Is not without foundation of considerable
strength She is now under bonds to play in
the famous Colonne concerts, which is an
important step forward for the little girl
Maud Powell, who reminds by hel
bloom and freshness and the bright promise
of her genius Of the name Of her native city
Aurora, isnow In Berlin, studying under the
incompatible Joachim, who, after hearing
hsr .pla7 IN IondQn, said: ~ expected Il
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WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S
e x p r e s s .
NOTICE.

WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY HEREBY
w makes this certificate and hereby certifies
and declares that It Is a Corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue Of the laws of the
State of Colorado, of the United States of America
that the undersigned Lloyd Tevis is the President
Of said Corporation and the undersigned James
Heron is the Secretary thereof, and the said
Wells. Fargo and Company hereby deslgnates the
City OF Honolulu, In the Island of Oahu, of the
Hawaiian Kingdom, as the principal place on said
Islands where the business of this Corporation
shall be carried on, and hereby designates aud
appoints Il. w. Macfarlane, of the firm Of q. w.
Macfarlane & Co., who resides at such principal
place Of business as the authorized agent Of this
Corporation, upon whom any and all processes
may be served with like effect as If personally
served on this Corporation, and the said G. w.
Macfarlane is hereby designated and appointed as
Agent to represent the enterprise, business, pur-
suit and occupation of this Corporation within the
limits OF the Hawaiian Kingdom.
In witness whereof the said Wells, Fargo and
Company, a Corporation as aforesaid has here
| unto caused the Corporate name and seal to be
affixed by its President and Secretary and caused
irs President and Secretary TO affix their re-
spectIve signatures hereto this 18th day of De-
! cember. 1884.
Csigned) WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY,
| CCorporate0 BY Lloyd Tevis,
| ! Ser AAAeSAA-Ir- President,