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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

There Is church to every 1880 inhabit
ants of Cincinnati, and saloon to every
100.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

Ono cent pays 1or postal card. Buy one
and send to TIM CoMNoNwEAITH, Topeka,
Kan, for a free sample copy Of that un-
rivalled and fan,Sus newspaper TIE WEEK
II Commonwealth. By sending twenty five
cents you can have The COMMONWEALTH
mailed to any address for. three months OF
trial.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

That curious aggregation known a. Now
York society" considers it good form to
seek automatically for invitations to visit
friends who have country house.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

PATENTS obtained by Louis Dagger 4 Co: At
torneys Washington, D. c. Esd 1854 Advice tree
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

Tits estimated that 15O, 600 strangers visit
ed Albany, N. Y, last week during the oele.
bration Of tho two hundredth anniversary.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02
TRANSATLANTIC.

Lively Passenger-Captain says he
notices sinking symptoms in the barome-
ter. Guess we're going to have storm
Slightly Dizzy Passenger-'F my
sinking feelings are any indication, its
going to b-be cyclone.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

Ten cent pieces are reported to be pre-
MUM in British Columbia. They are held
at eight to the dollar.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

Piso's Remedy for Catarrh Is agreeable 10 uSe
It IL not LIQUID or snuff. Soc.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

Cases OF Weak Stomach, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, relieved by CARrEs's LITTLE
NERVE PILIA.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

A miser who died of starvation IN Carol
county, Georgia, the other dav, had $500
secreted in the cracks of his log cabin.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

"A Leesburg. Fla, gun, loaded for burg.
lars, was stolen By them lately.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

A brigadier general of the late war is pun
suing the humble though honorable voca
ton of street GARDINER.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

Il has been reported that Gladstone 4
about 20 Join the Catholic church, this b
emphatically denies.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

Ninety Es1sand cotton spinner N Bum.
Icy, England, have resolved to Strike agamss
. reduction IN wages.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

PnEyxN1 crooked boots and blistered heels b
wearing Irons Patent Heal StfenerA
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

An audience of less than 100 persons at
tended the exercises Of tho Concord school
Of philosophy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

II Afflicted With Sore Eyes, use DR.. Ieaae
Thompeon's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

You can Secure Strength
And refreshing sleep by using CARTER's IRoS
PILLS.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-10-02

quite laC0 III bu0 l6u w vcIy W0A' SuA"S
large trees can be moved in winter bet
ter than at any other time Of the year, as
has been shown by the managers OF
public parks. Their plan is to take
them up with large mass OF frozen
earth adhering to their roots.
There are many advantages In obtain
ing nursery trees in the fall, heelng
them in, and setting them out the fol
lowing spring. Any nurseryman will
give full directions for the process Of
heeling.in. It consists essentially in
tying the trees in small bundles, burying
the roots to protect them from the frost
and wind, and covering the earth over
the roots with straw or coarse manure
A hole or trench should be dug deep
enough to hold all the roots without
crowdng, while the trunks should lie
in slanting position, the tips being to.
ward the south. Placed in this position
they are liable to no injury except thai
caused by mice and rabbits. A location
for protecting trees in this manner dur
| ing the winter should be one where Their
is good drainage and which is not ex
posed to high Winds II trees are Oh
tanned in the fall and are heeled-in nea
the place where they are to be plantet
they will b handy 70 set in the spring
II the work Of preparing the ground b
done In the fail most Of the labor inG
dent 10 transplantiug will b performed
before the hurry At spring operaa; n
Icommencea.
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PASSENGERS.

E-r Ns-a -.- Lssseke. Ma-rh s-B p BoiIss. wife
ana casa A-s p y Make, sister B1ugvezrura and 50
F-- 6lzas. pr Iua-lr.. Marvel >-gua-y y wilcox.
rrur. wife zrt .-fsEt. q " >r-tz Miss ; Hart, Geo
.-lE- , N la-g- Esa le- 81 Portuguese inu1'rz-ts-
ard about - t1ea-
E- wr-Eaa-l rr-s-. 7 Suar March ,s For the
trTIr1- 81 l1rs. l1- wife Cha. Fgtaa-t and wife
Peg way ---.--tF- J Z Al-lla1l- Hon & talll- Hon
a AE-E-l : --s7Sg a17-s -y. g L " i-tt, = Bc1c'e,
= 1 y AXE Ar-A u y 4 ztlsTu. D Cr9grEia
I.-s- 20 -r------ Ill1l giants. and t51 deck
For NlelvllIa Ports. Der W 70 Hal Ma-ch g-lis.
H-.g l-s az-. Fl Il ~ LEl-e-ss -a 57ssz-t-., atl :
Err1r., araf Berger. % A.- % h None, W sy.sEt, ;
For El-ra VIA vra.1-1a per JAS HI1ses. March &C
AE--sr- 5 illzzEzl- ana - deck
,2H al ,A ,7s- Z Bl-s5gg, Nl-ga l7--Aisz
r--eeI VI NJ Ns--.. 20. q N Rruiev 1lfe and on
lH. H EgEE. and a.r. col y r Bg--J1r- David Not
.rs1----l y Nsae-zr1s. Is WLIck- wife sHd
e-.-r- Hl-1H.r7 l1- si'9- e. Jc--e1seu. Brown
Fer san Francisco re-> ZsaI1r1al. NT1-ch t2-TE11
Hlrr" n % White 1L-- d A WFrz Mrs A q Thurman.
gs7t Jr-Hr-1a. j V Fischer. Mrs Ed11u8zcr steer
N1---1--a-- z >aalrsr. e LE-iri-seu A Fgtllai, A
Glirser, 1-ltt stee=z-e Fa-=ezee-s tr transit.
ltIaEaLAaa AlrEA u
Rev = Rs Bishop. a Eartl- e. NJ White y F1--aka. z
O. lcF-rsr ~ Petersen, All 10y 1zt e. deck pas
-E-s
t-ul HIslr-. ra- steamer h..lEea EcH- March if-
" Best . fcLe11. W Stewards and - deck Passenger
Eruu kl1II ra- steamer Lwl-1rf. N1-rh Tg-Fud-e
~ N L'r-Z- t-alels cav. Mr. " " Hall 1frs Nch.C-
lE-.l-- ana VIE Mr. Ne-lsE and utfs and % deck
frr--s1-s-~
E-au uf-.las-l ports per EIzlz. March ts-Erou
.eIaH.--'- EHl'lrs EEIs Putnam and wife From
ar ana rEE -1rEss Mrs Address. Mr. r NIcsslELe
- .-.--rl- . I se--tEE- p >lE--r. Chur- Lul--
E.1- Nr.z. A q Ues1H- . Ea1r11. Ahasa. ! Z : Avn
rers.Ey. ? E N=irT-. Mrs Lee see ana children. "
ller alL wife , Fl-g-gr Manuel Ross N-sJ hL1hIre-
~ fn-lr aud rs deck ldsse1-ers-
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Mr.. Charles Broslie. formerly Of the arm Of
Rrogie / Spear. jewellers Of this eitv, has been
heard from, and he nov locates hitaSef in the city
Of jacksonville. Florida. lie IS manager Of a RS
tauTant In that city, which is the favonte resort OF
tourists, and is doipg an excellent hasiness, That
be will Command notoriety ard SUCCESS Is made
evident by the rules in vogue covcrnlne his estah-
lshment, some few Of which are given herewith;
AlealsfurniShcd instantly to any par, Of the city,
aud forwarded rcd hot BY City Express, free Of
charge, Telephone and telegraphic connections,
nifty balloons and two dozen carer pigeons kept
constantly on hand. French Honolulu, Irish.
Dateh English. scandinavian, ChOctaw and Hin
doc dishes prepared at short rotiee.N
'OleomArgarine and Pui IN pnlimited quantities
invariably substituted for butter in craer 10 keep
guests from gruuiblinc about quality"
in order 10 please the most fsstiiops and cptcu.
ran Of merideaiteS, special arrangements have
been made with the Southern Express Company,
National Transportation Company, White Star
Lime. Merchants Dispatch, Union Pacific Rail.
road, Atlantic and Great Western and fOYty-Si1
other lines and companies enabling the tfopgie-
tor TO keep on hand saeh an assortment Of pGre
and luscious escnlents- As WAS never seen in any
restaurant in the realm of hing kalakauR or even
along the AMOR Rives in Northern Siberia
~Fhe kingly Hawaiian Band of 1ift first class
musicians viii entertain the guests aud disperSe
sweet music az all hours.
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The orrrlana Monthly.

The articles upon the Chinese labor situation in
the March OrsrirHf are somewhat remarkable
group. The leader Is statement of the position
Of the Knights of Labor, which may be regarded
rs official coming from one OF the officers of the
organization, and based upon their officially col
lected statistics. Il IS reasonable and courteous
IN tone and deals mainly with the question of The
cigar and shos business. and other industries in
San Francisco employing Chinese. The next
article Is an account OF the riot and massacre of
Chinese II Los Angeles, II ISL, by l. 5. Duruey,
an eyewitness, deleglte-elsct at present to the
Anti-ChineSs State Convention. This is followed
by an argument from one Of the indicted leaders of
the -Iac0mG Method, and then come three letters
on the same subject. Any one wishing to thor
0uEhly post up On the Chinese question had better
get the March O-sriIHi. Miss Lakes serial story
runs along pleasantly. Other light fiction follows,
and there viii be found IN unusually good histOri-
cal budget relating to the early days in California
most interesting study Of the causes Of the ap-
preaching eItinCtiug Of the Giant Trees, and The
means by which 1t could be prevented, is given by
Mr.. Bradley, OF the state University. he notes
that the provisions Of the Great Trees for repro
ducing their kind are sufficient to stock CONT
ueut; their own ability to resist IRE and storm and
drought beyOnd that Of other trees; and then dis
cuses the question why, IN the face of this ability
70 compete successfully. they are yet becoming
extinct, and offers some very reasonable and we'll
investigated suggestions to the solution of this
r7rr=z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16

E1rr1z GkzE-rE- HE people Of Lzupahoehoe
are again happy. tl-s time they rs!1Ics because II
rams.
The clear blue SLY ard brilliant sunshine vas all
ve-y Eel So Ilsl- u was rIpeuIE- the cane bot
when Is vys retardInc the voCk 70 vas not coz
sidarsd SucE me thing
A almost al Of zE= cane n this district Il famed
q, the mill hslvy rims necessity any length
eaed period q dry Fshzr Is not csslrsble- It n
wolves grsIt eEpgEse- besides delaying, the work
two t1in-s which every PLANTER tres % avoid
S1rne veuv ruluArsaJl5 g7lEk n filming has been
done bv A. T. a Co. dzrI1- this dry weather.
Thay s-Irted 70 cut the cans aboGt the first Of
the m1uth. bat as the EltzI vas Low n the Gclches
and scarcely auv n the hzne. L Vas not expected
thzt murh zoSs wo1Ii b. d01a- However, =i.h
-,rfulendAbts energy and enterprise they kept the
Eaiuils 8 MIL running steadily for three weeks
making over fnrty clarIaars Gay And al OF tins
Eork done With . sErsa1n q VEatsr zppaEren1lg
no izr-sr than tie stream Of Ics that rms rrufl
the three rJI mill
ne art of fi1ui-g cane a. zeI a the rest Of
the plantation w1rk Is Thoroughly understood 81
tins company and Is al7ags stncl=ntiy done
The u1acerL.I1u NH q klLIEILlnllshl L cuusl1
cred 70 b. grand improvement Il Is dong good
-TurE l-riutIz- the trlsl al-1st 70 4 powder and
Is s7g1tv e1trac-Ir- a. uucb !1I-e It i plssl-
- - et gIth this system Of m1E1tacrure- 10 L
sndoubssdly the best tang ever In-ro'1zfsd into
the suzr cane industry and ueeds only 70 be seen
q be approached
S5uls s-neriueuts have beeH ulds from which
It y asesrtai thai uzeeratioa = more pruntaole
than Dry grinding
NE nes a-e1h5d u cleaning the i1iea after Il
e1uzs from the triple efect. l. Considered ere1t
lnzpr1Te1leut= il los only improves the grade o.
sugar but ft-iltates tie boiling and drying
E0th mis- lrs rz1zI1g 70 theIr T1-l ctpacltEs
dong al tleV possibly can lille tins rainy weather
lasts ten i1ches ot rain have Tallen within the last
week al af Eilch kls been thankfully received
Q-fte ulnz1gr u pleasant people from H5no-
Lal1 and tue Cos- have been visiting here recently
rhsy were ali very nuch pleased wIth Lazp1llOe-
h.5s and cl1rarslate1 the Residents the genial
and hs1lttf1l climate, the lzIzrls1s and beautiful
seauarv aud their pleasant homes LArScELor-
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rt1stress t-- ris uteS pas. has remained IN aoc1t
~ Saae ue-it-a ls previously nctcr4 20 ek2ngc fer
rrs-e ars tly utG- Possibility g eustrcss eec,Hi-
n arv Guler.
III -r ..rre ana hal Ing operations there i roth
~ ri -.-.et 90 reHe-l. ezrectcd Transactions uhigh
4a-s Us rlve rsseH Plee being mentioned co taturc
lfag-
s- eaa t Le.s ,e4sna 81 The ecar The fc-thccr1iuc
\ 90 uHf e-lH.e r-g4uct belus guic-y tcrwar4e1
.Hrn E--arE rssg-s Grt cdr-ss h-ir- made az THIS
--f o. rlEsu r1rl lr---t 90 cur American r1a-Scl
ne s-sl---s s5er--c " EIter s-t Leesartia sailed
re Sa1 Francisco earn- ttc past wees via tu. car
.--s 90 6a--st.e r-cseeI,-
ne Steamer AE-l-rl Is rru hcrrly due l--1 ne
.s'1ri-s aud tie >ragzer Msriposa frc1 >ar tstrcls
rs rH rhH 1lfh tu-t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16
Meeting of the Privy Council

meeting Of the Prigy Council of State was
held tuesday morning March 9th, at IOlani
Palace The first business was 70 determine the
date for the opening Of the Legislative Assembly
The date was hZed and proclamation ordered to
issue.
petition was read from Mr. Theo. d. Davies
acting rs agent Of Mr.. Chapman, owner Of the
steamship Madras. The petition prayed that the
Priyy Council would assent TO the suit against the
Hawaiian Government Of the owner Of said steam
ship for alleged damages on account of detention
On motion OF His EIcellency the President Of the
Board Of Health, the petition was granted.
The petition OF the hohala Sugar Company, Ha-
wan. that its charter be extended at the expiration
Of the present Charter, was likewise granted.
4 petition from the Haiku Sugar Company,
Maui, that the slaras of Its stock be reduced from
$3.50 to 800 each, was granted
petition from Z %. Hall & Son. limited. Ho-
u0Iulu for the alteration Of charter was referred
10 a committee.
petition for pardon to Hiram \. Bridges,
prisoner IN Oahu Prison. was denied; and petit
ton for restoration 10 civil rights of ten persons
convicted Of crime was referred to a committee
2. O.. 4frsrfiser.
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A Literary Curiosity.

The Hawaiian Board of Missions aTo preparing
to publish Primary Geography fO- the Gilbert
Islands, the title being "re Taokurebe 40 Taekau
Aron Aon-abay' The work Is being translated by
Mrs. Bingham, and Is by no means an easy task.
As the language only contains Is letters, and 10
render many Of the names IS hard work indeed.
In spite of all difficulties Mrs. Bingham is accom-
pShinG her work rapidly aud the first Gilbert ISL
and Geography will soon carry its evliEiuc influ-
enee into those distant Isles OF the sea. The Ha-
waiiau Board is doing 4 good work
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oLuso Hawaiinno.

The twenty-second number Of this paper is DOW
to hand, containing as usual much interesting
matter. Mr.. Marques makes q strong defence on
thievinc. The land question is treated 1t length
and there Is the usual amount Of news from the
other Islands and from Portugal and the Azores,
The paper continues to be popular as an increas-
ing subscription list and plenty Of advertisements
show.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16

The annual meeting Of the EEEaIlLl Base Ball
Leagrs EEs held II the rooms % the Chamber Of
Commerce, n this city on the 10th inst. ard the
following gentlemen were elected IS officers for
the ensuing term President W. (. Allen Sscre-
ta-y and Irslsu-er James u. Spencer; Scorers
Bruce Carrvri-bt. E-W.DlTtds11. The HAWAII
base ball club was admitted and the '-0cel1i>s'
with1rsE from the League
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16

The celestial pyro.lcLuic display. electricity be
Ing the Eliminating power. On the evening Of the
i5th inst. vas quite brilliant and the novelty Of
the exhibition induced 1lr SEVERN. photographer
for J. J. Williams To elGeLvUr 20 catch on 70 a
pIctgrs Of the interesting subject, His efforts u
fortunately proved tl-Iil the plate used being too
sIoE. The witness OF the Lightning flashes vas
quite ruuarzabIs and the display Vas unsccou-
panied bg either thunder OF rain.
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ISLAND LOCALS.

AB1ur rlwN
II. L. h Princess ikeiskc has discontinued hs-
a''i'l 'sSsIS'oas az hes "'aAiN' residence.
To-uorrvv the births # Rs1aehssne,. III. and
$. Patrick. viii be duly hOrored in Tyrrerabrance.
Ihs n,y Eag.t1's rgisa Of terror was
brunght 70 y sudden close bv the clr.;urc t,f ths
Chimes Burglar Chun Hook.
Attention Is directed to TIE Credit Sale N h,
held by Msssrs. l.. Z. Adams / CO. Tomorrow AZ
MessEs- c Brewer 4 Gus ssorc.
A lsrcr ASYLUM Is 10 J., erected AZ E,,,,s,,s
Tie r-sterlA = siidto be on the Cround At present
but L sil require vote f-o1l the Legislature 70
carry on.
he q. 5. ;, Gsses- D.. E1i-y. s.ilsi from tins
port for Sso Francisco at noon on The 18th inst
earrying a fun trci-tt. few passengers and
snail usAil.
Tie Minister Of Fg-gi-r Affairs st.ss,s that the
meeting " the legislative Assembly uf 1876 will
oestH o. the s''h DAY Of April az Ali,ol1ni Hale.
N this CITY
he exodus from Honolulu has bsea consider
bic BY tie Eli1r - passengers left. by the Z-r-
tiH1'1 p and = fr- thu 9rrr-gs, making a total
OF ssygnty-sistt-
II the Minister u Foreign AF.irs Cnioys FIGHT
luE As he Is imported % have sud lately b. must
surely be Eettia- his al OF 10. Even the Cabinet
i not running sroCta, bat sytrytbiag Is oper 70
Mr. X. Myers who has been advertised 70 a
great extent as the agent q the nav steam Lauu-
aFy fias resigned tlllt tg>it1o1 n Consequence Of
obtaining G1yC-uuc1s appointment as Clerk Of
the Honolulu Wzts= NorSs-
Intelligence comes from Hawaii that Dr.. Henri
Nctirsw was thrown FROM Lts horse On his way
truu1 hllauel - hLo, ard ,h1s be vas obliged 10
rsturu to the Volcano hcuss. Mr.. Rruce Cart
wright v7Ls lls companion and retarzed With him
Tho brig Ale Eg,-s vas sold by the Marshal Or,
the nth INST. and knocked duEu 70 Mr.. Thos. Il
LucEs, for the sum o. St1Q0- rte big viii sail
soon fuE Aul-S-I- under cuu-1rd of CAPTAIN
tai-Ips, tLvl1- secured g good charter for thHt
po-t.
Tee C-io1 5IuL hehFit Hswall. sustained q
breaS1g, wLicG seyl-lrCt tlg assistance Of the Ho
nllulu Iron WORKS d repair. Mr.. James Eeutoc.
the managing owue-. game down nth the broken
piece OF machinery. auG returns 20 day With the
repairs completed.
No less than fifteen foreclosures :, Mortgages.
rosca OF which apQslrs Do s1-5Bys issue, sosS 70
night he manages 20 trisss- 70 away In such cases
there evidently 10 u-g % blame but the original
owner OF the lard.
The time tor presenting bids Tor tine Lighting Of
the streets Of the city f1r the term q three wears
from March 18th l>cJ. expired 90 noon on the 18th
rust- The lamps 10 De kept IN rgEEJir ard hshtei
are reported to, ss present, uz1bs- uns-hundred
and siShty-tiys.
The zsaihsr daring the pas. week has been
rather warm AZ times daring the GEv but the even
iuCs have been cool and pleasant. on the evening
Of tie llLE and early morning OF the I2-h brilliant
lightning WAS visible and the --gwl OF distant
thunder sas oeclslg-ally heard
NV. :. Lasg zao has SO long been connected
sl-G the --u OK AEcfLrlIu= & Co has brlrched
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Ntu advertisements.
NOTICE
PnHHn NOTICE.

~ THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUB
N31R lie aEctiou the GOVERNMENT
T-N POUND at EOHOLALOA. AZ Il VI. ON
y II MONDAY, March End, the foIIowin-e dc
-crIvsd animals Bay Horse, whit spot forehead
and white feet, brand on left hip undesirable.
Bay Mare no brand There other animals IN
pounded f1L0Ws= Bay Mare with Cox, aud also
ls colt without brand; the above mare has brand on
il65 IT. A-B EAArET-f-. Pound Master.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16
Rifle Match.

A target shoot took place at the Casino range,
waikiki. on the 10Th inst. between Col Winthrop
N. Merrill Of Boston and Frank j. Higgins 81 this
city, distance 500 yards, weapons rifles aud for n
purse Of 500. Mr.. HiCciaS used u Springfield
rifle pattern 1876 and fired from 4 natural rest,
his position being taken with face 20 the TARGET,
rds resting on his hands his elbows on the ground
Col. Merrill used an improved late pattern rifle
With comet sight and windguacos attached and
adopted artificial reSt, his position being NJ
rifle eneirelins his feet the rifle lying in position
along his right leg. Forty hounds, in strings Of
ten shots were fired by each Of the computing
parties and resulted in a victory for Mr.. HiCgins
by SIX points. Following are the Individual scores
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16
In Mszzor1aa-AbeI KahOovaIsvals Hale

O1 8Tsuzry morning. the I5th inst Mr. Abel l.
Eale. former native cDmpusltor OF tie GALEr-E
ot,ce, depIrssd this llfe, aged = years ! he d
CEASED WIS a rspressltttIFe native and made
fnents With al Eho knew him for his sseri1ng
qualities Of 1ezd and hasrt- and whose 1ntl1leiy
deceass VII be recrsttei b. all his Numerous
friends The deceased oEing 70 II health lad
eighteen months
SAN kahi1okz- a uatIve cunstabie ElA1zcsd 70
capture chicken thief ou the liza Inst who lad
been making rad 1po1 the premises q Charles
Ci4rk- AZ klpllalaa- The tlief proved 70 be ~
Old oaeucer Eho had prevIou-iF co1e tine Tor
lz-reuE Of isveIrv. foEI- goods. and TzerzucT.
The ElE1r q youth -5FsE u the a-ed and inirn
b. Using Hep Bitters uade By American Co Try
n Read adVertissmsnt
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Mrs. W. B. OIssou and three children. Mr. and
Mrs. Fallen and two children, and Mr.. NInCents,
took passengers On the En,Hlu Cirs9iHg for San
Francisco. On Saturiav March 9Th
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16

On tie Waikiki SIDE Of he Chinese Joss h0zss
On BsrstEriz street. near the ka11iak1pIil Church.
thsre Is located lo1- b1Ildinc fitted up with
Rooms and Used As a lodging house b. Chinese
The roor-s are mostly cer Led BY people connected
with the JOS Ho1ss. ard au01zzt them one Ahoy-
On the evening Of the Ina Inst-- AhoE left his
-1.1ua sb5qr 20 D n and did n0t ret1ru until
l.lisfrfahr o. arrival he noticed that hls vIndoE
vas broken Z and further s1Tes-lSztion revealed
TIE presence u a thief EEo had gone through
trunk n the rpon and znne1so t1s Monetary eol-
teuts amouuti1z TO- a. reported sis, also three
rairs Of six pants. The matter vas reported q
Depaty Dsyt5u a1i IN inquiry has shown that u
vas the surk q Chinese ard one FsLl acquainted
with the habits Of TIE loser. No oths- eisE - %
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