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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

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ruels Srps.lrssl l'y printed 5ylieaes
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

Ths aite.ull % sis us;iye Population
ct the merchants, ana Cve-y l-i.iiyiiuzl
q taeSa Islands : caiiei 10 IN l-.-T1-rz.z-,
is.re- ullc1 sygsl-s lc tlz> -S>c.a -1-ss-vs
&C. the kec-V-oc1ev Frosty L. T. v-5.se-
l,y 81 Important Slr Francisco roe-ch1r;
wlc j. thoroughly u1Sssi -- >,sch r1s--ss-S.
ti telo1voS t-lS c-lu;zv c. lpok sla -1z-
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nsGiy Tre1ty ana Il commercial y,,1S
r~uty. DlNsr tEz.lr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
RnacfaI Meeffng

A SPECIAL MEETING or TIKI
a B11-f - Zr1Etelf = ~ QEEEEE ECEEllAL
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

TIE CONGRESSIONAL AXE PIE
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF The
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
FOR SALE!
To Sugar Planters and Agents.
STEAM PLOUGHS !

Two sErs or STEAM PLOUGHs.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
Attest: Chief Iusiiee srsfe-1, Com,
HENHr SHrrH. Deputy Clerk ;or7


~ HL.7lI. - N VI iii III
- Naillu lisa 20 Probate In the matter % ffa
Estate OF JEAN n DAIGLE. late % uouoiufu. ~
ceased tesfate Order 20 show clu-e on arpetfor 5r
Of real estate
On reading and Sling the petition % Wm1C p,rEe-
Adnnisiraior With the VIII annexed OF the s=flfe N
the above named deceased playing fof an oider On ss
81 certain real estaie belonging sid d.ceass sr
ste IN kouiu. Palma and PEN acdln street fF1r
lna, and setting forth certain tal reasons u BIZ .eh
real estate should be sold.
T. y hereby ordered, that the ir aud next Of Lin Of
sad deceased and all persons interested IN ~ Nj -
iate sPpe1f before this couri on TUESDAY tie .sih
daT Of January. A. d. ISL. % O'Clock 4 m II ~
Court Room d this Court iu HouoInIu then and 49,
% shgH cause shy order shogid not De- rranted f5f
the sale Of such estate W
And il is further ordered that tiis order be bsh,
a. least three suecessige before RE aid dsg III
hshed In said Hon0fulu
Dated Honoiaiu Il. l.. Jauuary 9Th ISL.
49,. -,. 4 ?. JUDD,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

THIS PAPER Is kspi Efe 81 +, L. nANEsS
AdVcII2sfac Accacy, 81 sad - MerckSpfs ESchaarc.
san FrascissN Cal, NAogc Soautsis ict sdvvftisipe
csa - rnsec To- g. tNS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
Nm advertisements,
NOTICE

TUE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l. ias 90 tht NApi0t-ANr PAIN ASSOCIATION
eif ~ hcl al thc Araozy. 90 SAIV RilAN, lsc NEA.
al M B. n. Fa1 stteaSarec ) resegStes,
II Il NACFARLANE,
fNr : SccNy SSp. Park Ass'u.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
,UPRENF COURT OF TITT IA.

- VI 1AEML AOl III OE III = II y
- waiian Islsuds-iu Probate. In ihe matter ~ tf.
Estate Of Anu NAaliss LEUNG PAT RIO. " Waiaina.
Oahu deceased. Order appoiriug time for Probate Of
VIII and directing Publication 90 notice % The
document purpurtine 90 De- Che last will and tcs-
lament Of the ah0ve-uamed deceased. having on fbe
ian day Of January, A. d. iac been cna TO said
Probate Court AID petition for The probate thereof
aud for issuanee Of letters tefamcutry having been
sled. Praying that In the meantime temporary inrrr4
o. standardization be issued Co Id gee and seii.
Il is hereby ordered that TUESDAY the iGth diF
Of February, A ID 49, Al 90 O'Clock D. M. Of salI
day, a the Court Room 81 said Court. at Aiiiorui
Hale, IN sad Honolulu BE- and the came Be- hereby an
pointed The time for proving said VIII and hearing SAD
application, when and where auF person Interested
may appear ard contest the said viii audfhe rrfnfin
Of Letters Testamcutafy.
i j. further ordered tha police thereof De- given By
publication for three Successive weeks iu the H4u
published IN Honolulu
And IL is further orerrd that temporary letters Of
standardization Be ssued % said Tat Nree and s. SELF
upon their hhuE approved boad M the sum 5f
fmo.
DATED Honolulu II. J.. January Iiih. ISIS
rfrnn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

FURNISHED RooNES--Sest ans costly Far
,ssN NJ. aGARpkN LANE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
4laWaiian 0aEtttr.


ssr Norrs. y EsBrs
TrESnAY. lANrAEY = Isss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
mr.. w. PARKE

Has 81 csec ~itA NcsstS eishep& Ca cogucr 81 Ncr
chant ard kAaAanars streets srG Ne viii Nc plcasc
teatie-s g sry e-siness snsrcs,ca to Aiu,. lS Sa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
I'D Honaiaia' H. = 1anaail5 5ihi - p
Atiesi. Chief IaEiice Of The Supreme Court
HEsEI sHTIH. Deputy CLERK f11s d
CUPREMB COURT OF THE IA

y ~
- Elii4n Isllnds-In Probate d. lhe aaffer IN a.
Estats o. siAON = kAAI, late % Hanolla Olha. a.
oIdss1- ~ tha5a 9ersi before ~. Justice EcCullY
q zoe and ~ Damon. Adrllni sfrzt1rs with a.
y 1870 o. me estate o aid deceased uherea
I'LL y ana ask that The fflle mar b. eraminef
- - e. and that inal order may b. nsda af
% - DflpertT remaining ia their hlnis
= ~ prs9ns hereto entitled and dfsctarrinr fffn
20 inst sfeies from al flriherrespo a. nd
II = ofdsred- That WEDNESDAY,. Ire f7fh daT %
Esgr14fy. 4 D. -, q 10 O'Clock y ~ brfsrr be
- 1919 a. larl1eza. ll the C0arf norse i
ntlnollll y and the same hereby j. a1.rieg a. ~
- 80 ..ce iof hearing slid lcc0gEfs asd fE1f 81
ReItons interested nay thea and tlars a1ntqr ~
~ calse- N any they have, shy ffe 11ri- si1rIf
- n RYl9.e1 AID that ths order 10 ne Ensiisl
fs 80 ~ zeis Be p1biifhtd 60 tts Hssfittr
49, = 80 Alpeol neEsplrsrs printed lrd put-
- IN = 49, y If i4rse sgcceasiTe weeks FfeFlls
49, ~. :. ,letsL ll.lo!niel f1r aid he1sinr-
80. LAWkEECE MccULLY
5ugtice eurrlae C11rt.
|Ha
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

Has an Oecc eva Mcssrs eishoH 4 CNS Park. cnfner
Ne-cssst ard AasArnsrs So. and viii h harry q
astcza - say ezSircss cssrusgi 70 Ais care Nes e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
Dated iionolulu, January ilih, a, p. -,
Attest: Chief Justice Supreme Court.
HESRr Smith DEPUTY Clerk flss 81
CTPRFNE Court on nm M

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
y waian fsiauds.-in Probate. In the matter Of ne
Estate Of BENJAMIN =. BOLLES, late % HonoIuiu
Oahu. deceased. Al Chambers, before Chief Justice
Judd
on reading and allng the petition and accounts OF
Mrs. Elizabeth e. Boies aud Charles Husiacc Exccu-
tors Of the will OF the ahoYe-uamed deceased wherein
they ask to be allowed s3i,s2fiJ, aud charge them
selves with ssos5si5, and ask that the same nav BE-
examined aud approved. aud that final order nav be
made Of distribution o. the property remaining In
their hands 10 the persons thereto entitled. and
charging them and their surefes from a further re-
sponsibility as such executor
II l. ordered. that IL ESDAN the -rd day OF Febfr
arr, A. D. is az 10 O'Clock A. NJ before thc said Chief
Justice, Chambers, in the Court House al
Honolulu be and the hereby q appointed a. the
time and place for hearing said 5sgtiun sad accounts
and that all persons interested may then and thtre ap
pear and show ca1se " they have why the sanie
should not be granted, and may present evidence
10 who entitled 20 said property And that This
order, in the English language De published n The
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper printed and pub
shed in Honolulu for three euccCssvc weeks rreFeu.
10 the time therein appointed for said hclrinF
Dated ~ Honolulu, II. l., this 18Th day % jan A. u
iec6- A. T. JUDD.
Attest. Chief Justice Supreme Court.
a.. Ha HHarH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
~ = ;, h - p ~ ~ al Liz
LHWpEWffr urfarlT7fv
SUPREME COUNT OF THE Ma

~ 1ziisn Isiluds-fn Probate n fte 1901 n ~
5.l.ie ~ Hos Afs- p. PAUAHI BISHOP isfs ~
- 49, - D-tsasfa AZ th1m1era. before CHEF i-f
% r..a,i7s asd Sling he petifous and second ~
e21nt1 - tbss. r. Bist0p snd s. u ijlr5lr 1900
q tke VIE q Hcn. Mr. b 5000 T..fa-- fsfe u
y. ~ asrea.ed. Wherein ftey ~ ~ B. siioued
- .-aizc ilerlssiree vita t11fis. ald
y q f.sss1 nat u DAT TIE I1ih dig u felrl.
- - t1 o ticgE NJ. tefafs tlG sli ttlef
...f ~ Shailsfs 10 i1e coart Hose ai Horoliu.
49, - t-iie hefflI j. appointed fte Cine ead
~ heiinz tzf petiiion 1nd ace1llfs. and that
-. y sf..ie1 nay ihen a1l there apDe1r asf
- p ~ theg llre. aly fde s11s fhc1d rct
- st9aie- ana t11t fhls order 90 ibe Errlsl 11d
a. --.-- 1870 y plbIsted FRI che Isatitsl
80 n tDEo1 ne4tplcffs prllted 1El rlt
- n - p i1f ttfrs s1ceesslle rfftf lr.11rs
- - i ~ lefei1 agrqiafsi f1r fslf tr1rinF
Dated g Hoa1nia. n. J.. fiIs sfi dIy5a1 q. D iss-
&C.,. A. r. JUDD
Lllef 1sticf 1lrfaal4 Corr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

X III = y u 7 II y y z TTTTII.II !
- e ~ resie5 b. ~ C5n1lf-iI. 80 ~ sil.sf-a
= - e,1271. ard seeIng g sssealisi lae pro-
q AeletJ order hat tie fessrfsr. y f5r fo.lfh
-'--i icqit y = hsf AZ a1ailiii. Eszl "a tr
-. q q r.asls q. - - = lef-tl 80
rr.fT. a, D. -. a % 5'el1-k 4 =.
~- NliaCr ~ hg1d l1f ,ie er.i = ils 81
tF1AiI grte tolrt q uc11i1is. fail 20 20
y St11arg, a. D. ~.
49,. 81 ggDD.
0t--s taief j1silee ~ fia s1lre11e c1ITt.
ns,EL 2. Fl9s. l..1ll il...ll 60 b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
Thursday, Feb. 4, 1886

Ia Fan Uais-- us.A sAsir ss,c-zI s77araszs 70. Ne
Fz-F,ast - tESi-- Fs-t = ias A-sltl FHra1s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26

y CHANBEIis, CIRCUIT JUDGE,
- - -. Dlsirist, iss.ilsa i.ladl. g Pre-
fecelael -'--'
49, ysiit.en A1Fiss bee1 fiei sisi a.. Can y
- I. s-lii 1lil, AllIrIfir.tsr ~ % k1ia-
Il ?, ~. 1911 n Hliisk1 1asi fe.easfl prlgIr1
- - s.s,.si a.1l91el. illi ~ ~ 1.rlarrfl
lerefrFs s. l1 fffsr.- fl.f m -.sDfY rllrllfI
=, - = u = ~ - ~ Car uclrs II "a "a p
=. = ~ - 80 eif-e ~ iesfi1r 40 - 100 -.
- rlste-t-1 rrt ntr-5g 1et.lrl ~ rtIe1t.
AK tCEEfaDLH
clfsg.t {ll=s - 5sficisi DIs1iiet u J
l.-.ls.. - =. -. r,c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-01-26
honolulu
FIRE DEPARTMENT!
ANNUAL PARADE

THE SEVERAL COMPANIES OF
Il ~ ns7z-tz,Clt Ar hs-c,g *, resct &c xsSczblc
ia the SSzH-. opposite tas Hal q &ceAzzie Ezstze
Cs--azzS Ne :, Al $50 e'caccs. q, Ike =orzius o.
Bent County register., 1886-12-25

l.. HESS reserves
this space to adyer-
tise the New Dry
Goods Store jus,
opened on South
Side, Lamar, Colo.
Bent County register., 1886-12-25
A. T. Il S, F. r. r.

when travelling for health, business y.
t,leaSure take the "Banana Line fo- "
points east, west north or south. ~
Through tickets to all Important point. a..
the United states and Canada and MeNt..
baggage checked TO destination
The daily Pullman Palace Car Service az
the dining station- operated and confroil@'
by this company are too well known 10 mai
comment necessary.
wF. WHITE, c. y. and 7. A
topeka. hansas
Bent County register., 1886-12-25

Issued Every Saturday
BY THE REGISTER PUBLISHING co.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-29
Four New Railroads for Mexico.

BOsTON, July 2l.-A City of Mexico
special to the Herald says: The reformed
concession granted the Sinaloa & Duran
90 Railroad Company, Boston organiza-
ton, authorizes the company to con.
struct four distin ct lines: the first from
Culiacan to Altata; the second from Du.
range to Mazatlan, Villa LcrdO and Saltil.
10; the third from Culiacan TO Mazatlan and
Alamas; the fourth from Durango tC
some point on the Rio Grande river after
passing through the State Coahuila
Surveys must begin within six months;
the plans for the first section of 100 kilO.
meters have to be submitted within eight.
cen months, and the work must begin
within three years. The capital is limited
to 100000 per kilometre, and the subsidy
fixed at $4,000 per kilometre.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-29
ACTIVE GIRLS.
Young Women as They Are and ~ The
Should BE.

xounG Women as They Are and ~ They
Should BE.
If healthy girls arc unfortunately not
Is common as they ought to be, they
are not rare. But how small is the
number of those who may fairly be
called strong! Yet every well-devel-
oped young woman ought to possess
strength, not only sufficient, but to
spare.
She should be able, Of course, to per-
form her daily tasks and enjoy her or
binary amusements without exhaustion;
and, indeed, this ability is what most
girls appear to accept as the test of
their bodily condition. 1t does not APP
pear to occur to them that woman is
being designed by nature to possess
great endurance and activity. She
ought to delight in putting forth her
power. She should find walk of from
five to ten miles along pleasant country
roads keen enjoyment, and return
from it luxuriously tired, with the COM
Portable consciousness that she will
sleep well that night, and rise COM
pletely rested the next morning. She
should be able to leap ditch of re-
spectacle dimensions with no sensation
of breathlessness or fear. She should
also be able to run quarter of mile
without painting and feeling her heart
thump for a quarter of an hour after
ward. How few there are who can do
these things!
The ordinary young woman is ''ready
to DROP after walk of two miles.
She never exercises for the sake of en-
joyment. She plays tennis little,
perhaps, but she is apt to be FUSED up"
afterwards, and spend the rest of the
day on the sofa with book. If she is
at the seaside, she probably runs a
little, climbs little and swims little
as we'll, but not with the vigor and ex-
uberance which ought to make the
glory of those sports.
There are agreeable exceptions to
this rule. We have seen young lady
who could not only row as far and as
fast as most young men, but who was,
on hoard yacht, quite as skillful and
active sailor as any man there, hand
ling the ropes and holding the tiller
like q born captain, and with grace
and ease which were the admiration of
the beholders. Another young woman
cOnfesses that she can never see steep
hill without longing to run down it,
nor nice level stretch of road without
wishing to try race with her COM
panions.
Surely, this is as it should be. Youth,
for girls as we'll as for young men,
should be a time of Astounding vigor,
when the blood leaps in the veins, and
when nothing more is required than
country air and liberty to make it as
difficult for the feet to keep still as for
;ht, heart to feel heayy.-N. Y. LcdUcr.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-29
LOVE IN WASHINGTON.

Touching Idyl Picked Up in the National
Capital.
She was Congressman only child,
young and beautiful, and Reginald dc
Moriarty loved her.
This is not unusual in Washington.
They stood in the cleaning, upon
the portcullis of a swell boarding
house.
They would have sat down, but there
were no chairs.
He bent over her tenderly, very ten
derby.
He had to do it that way, for he had
taken his first horseback exercise the
day previously, and he was as stiff as a
hitching-post.
"And you love me, Reginald" she
whispered, fondly.
''More than words can tell,' he re-
piled, with mad enthusiasm.
81 am so glad" she murmured, $50
glad, because your love is noble and
generous, and not like it might have
been if papa were rich"
Some women have very poor opin-
ion of some men.
'Indeed," said Reginald, growing
suddenly less madly enthusiastic.
Eyes, Reginald, papa is poor, and
we are proud of it, very proud, for he
is honest"
This was ''fresh news to the young
man.
"And a Congressman" said Regi-
maid, in a reflective tone.
Eyes, Reginald, but as poor as he is,
he will have a glorious record to leave
to his child"
Reginald picked up his hat and cane,
brushed the powder off his coat-front,
smoothed his tangled whiskers, and
drew himself up to his full stature.
Celeste" he said, coldly; "Celeste,
l regret exceedingly that have been
mistaken in you. /, too, am like your
father. I have a record. Too much
record in the family is not beneficial.
If you could mortgage your fathers
record and raise-but no, Celeste, /
shall not worry you with prosaic bust
ness matters. Let us forget we have
ever met. Farewell, Celeste, farewell"
And Reginald was gone.
The girl was left Washington Critic.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-29
GOING TO WHIP HIM.
Why q Young African Will Receive IN
Emphatic AdmOnition.

Why q Young African Will Receive an
Emphatic Admonition.
''Gwine ter whup dat boy eff kotch.
es him, gwins ter whup him, sho's
he's bo'ned," exclaimed negro wom-
rushing out of cabin and hurriedly
lookin g about her. "Oh, Use gwine ter
whup him fur he shain't treat me dater
way an 'scape."
whats the matter?" asked a man,
stopping at the fence and addressing
the woman.
IVY dat trifiin' boy o. mine hab put
me in trouble, dat's de matter"
''What did he do?'
IVY he slipped in dar whar I wuz
washin' an eat up all dat saft soap"
You don't tell me that he ate
soap"
''Co'se 1 does. fur dat's what he
done. Neber seed SIGH er chile ez dat
in my life. Hit sometimes peers ter
me dat de blame boy acks like he wuz
mos STABBED to def, an dat too when
be- knows gin him nearly er whole
catfish head day befo' yistidy. Oh, Use
gwine ter whup him fur eatin' dat soap
like he was haungry.''.-Iskansau
ITarcler.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-29
THE ROADSIDE SPRING,

Tall houses crowd the rising Ind, where
stood the woods before,
But still unchanged the crystal spring and as
it was of yore-
The yellow log through which 1t wells, It's bot.
tom strewn with sand,
The gourd hung on the alder bough, SO ready
The lush-grsss growing on the edge, the bushes
drOopipg low
1t is the same old roadside spring of fifty
years ago.
Here one time was The grazing farm where 1
WAS born aud bred;
There stood tho farm hon se-thoy have built
mansion there instead:
Inis stree. was once the turnpike road, DER
wp.ch in drought or ran
1her used to pass. on cracking wheels, the
COnestOga vain;
And here, however given was he q stronger
draugbt to take,
The driver always stopped awhile his cease,
less thirst TO Stake.
How frequent, on my way to school. tarricd
at the brink,
And looked within its crystal depth before 1
There is no change-thc water still the purcst
and the best:
That gourd-t seems the very same my lips
so often pressed,
The grass around is quite as green: the log as
messy seems:
How vividly tbeI.,as comes back, like figures
seen III O-eamS.
Out yonder stands a church, whose spire is
r.crcing through the air,
Wh're stood the schoo-house i'm a field Of
grass and bushes bare;
a little wooden house Il wac, one stored, mar.
row. low
Old Griffin wa2 the teacher then; he died
here lons ago:
Hard-iea urcd. stern-the neighbors said he
was learned man:
One thing he knew beyond all doubt-the use
OF his rattan.
Down that side street, SO thickly built the
path lay to the glen
The short road to the village mill; they We
arched the stream since then.
That dusty, dun, thrre-storied mill with ever
open door;
That champing brutes that bore the grst
ranged ~ row before;
The black wheel turning slowly round the
Wafcr failing free;
Inc cl'.tter and the wiirr within-how plain
they are to me.
Mil woodland, schoo-hoUse. field and farm
they all have passed away:
This is Il strange and alien land wherein !
stand today:
The scenes of youth I longcd to see, at my
approach have fed;
Here Is the burial place of dreams. and here
the past lies dead;
And yet one vcrdant spot remains within tho
desert drear,
Ono oasis within the waste the road side
spring is here.
--Iaomds Dunn English. IN n. I. Independent.