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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-03-08
CHAPTER VI.
DOES SHE CARE FOR HIM!

DOES SHE CARE FOR HINT
It was now quarter past four Fairfa,
actually made the distance from st. Malo u
the village in one hour and twenty minutes
arriving about twenty-five minutes Of six
Dick stood ready With the ch.isc.
Look after this horse. landlord. Jean
nettes all right" called Fairfax, as b.
lcapcd into the scat beside Oxford.
swell, Mr.. Richard Oxford, I've been II
purgatory since saw you last, sir, but have
come out successfully" continued he, TAX
ing the rcins out of his friends hands
| And it's only Il question of time and lucl
| whether I'm successful or not IN this littl,
matter were now going to undertake.
Dick was burning with curiosity; bu
awaited Fairfax time for revealing the sc
eret.
1--we telcgraphed your bankers, and the,
have sent on the money. fought to recciv,
ii tonight. when 60 to St Malo to take thu
night train for Paris or Havrc. However
added he. seeing Dicks look of surprise
Il shall return in 4 day or two
Rapidly they drove toward the flat-rock
Dlclz all the time Gil fire with curiosity.
while his companion was consumed will
| anxiety, although inwardly cool and con
vers,ng in IN easy manner.
Follow me .ud keep quiet, was his imper
alive sentence. Dick wondcringly obeycd'
| but. as they ncared the cliffs edge, forget
fully exclaimed:
"What stunning viewc'
Fairfax turned quickly and put his finge,
to his lips. Dick understood and submis
siyely followed.
"Loola below. but don't let them see you,
whispered rh"~, uding the Englishlnal
TO Il snc!tcriE- bush Oil the edge. Oxfort
cautiously go, down on his hands and knee:
and id look over. Drawing back imme
diatcly with what just escaped being o loud
| ly-uttered word Of surprise.
Taking his comrade by the arm, h
led the latter farther back, to q 20
sition where they could not be heard, ant
surveyed him from head to foot with com
ical look, partly indignant and partly pleased
so that 5 the way you treat your friends
| is it. Play of innocent and guilcless! o
| you're "a villain of the deepest dye, m,
| boy. How you must have smiled at my ad
vice to you about her.
Advice TO me about her! You neve
| gave me any advice about her."
| Never gave you any advice about her
| I'd Ike to know if didn't sit up there ant
talk to YOU like a father about the interes
she showed in you and the advantages o
marrying such woman. Ilumph' 70,
nccdn pretend to be so innocent. again"
but, my dear fellow, who said any thin.
about Lady Lydia' What has she to d
with the present occasion, What put he
: iuto you: head.'
| ITO n. caSrI1Ukp.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-03-08

1ELL FROM TIE is.Sk CAUSED HIM ID IL M
Ills HEAD.
JOY. waving 2 piece Of paper, and all bu,
standing on hi. head
In 4 second i1rfax had it in his hand
The message Was from Chcrbourg. and said
''Nebbitt' S yacht jest appeared in harbor
suddenly changed course and went back to
ward IIavre. Have wired all ports likely Il
stop at. to keep watch; and have our tug in
readiness, in case she appears again Cant
fail to get her now
sudden and transient CLEAN Of jN
shonc in the stern eyes of Fairfax. His
hard, sc. face relaxed for g moment into {
faint smile, while the operator behaved like
u luaatic.
Fairfax slipped coin into his hand. HI
rejected it Indignantly with the remark:
Il would rather have lost quarters
salary than seen you fall
lie wrung the others hands at parting
notwithstanding the assertion Of the Amer
lean that he would return before midnigh
again.
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BOB WHITE

THE Gaaii-whosc musical call t.Boo-
Nhifate is given with pause and an MP
ward infection. suggesting an interrogation !
The robins sweet notes on my rapt ear are
falling. :.
The wren tr.lls her Joy in song o, delight:
From tree-io2 TO meadow. the cat bird is cali.
ing.
And with summers ripe sunshine the wood
lanas are bright:
When-lisi TO the call! Is IL marital or bird
linz.
That hal,ingly speaks. in tones ringing and
clear.
A query. AID what is this strange whistler
asking
The fate Of some hero, long lost but stir
dears
.Bob-whitc. Bob-whitcs Bob
Vhite.'
know not the tale; heard not his story.
I'll ! stem. Perhaps. from the beech-grove
afar
The blue-iay or sparrow may sing OF his glory,
Or the locust's sharp whirr the glad secret
declare
A hush o'cr the woodlands-thc birds cease
their sing ns
In mondays hot glare nature faints, and 10
still
when. 10. Ger the tangle, happy voice, ring.
ing.
SenuS the music again over meadow and hill:
"Bob-White: Bob-White. Bob
Wnitcg'
Sweet voice OF the woodland, who'll answer
thy querys
dread not to hearts q secret OF bliss.
No tone OF despair in that call. bright and
CHEEKY:
No furnished heart feeding on traitorous kiss
lis Of one brave and good, thy merry voice
tell ns-
Some mothers own hero-boy. valiant and
true.
All! who shall Ger know. from her warm heart
upwelliES,
Tae love that with glory crowns all he may
.Bob-white. Bob-whites Bob
Winter
Call on. warbler sweet; be the morn bright or
dreary
Not sunshine or shade can thy ardor repress !
Thy liquid notes. failing-lise balm on the
weary
Stir my soul with longing can not express.
But dearest OF all, when the evening shades
gather,
And nature TO restful arms calls me from
care,
Deep down in the dell. from the willows and
alder.
Comes thy rhythmic Amen to the world 8
evening prayer:
Bob-White! good-nights Bob
Whitey'
Josephine c. Good Z, IN Good Housekeeping.
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CHAPTER v.
NOW let COME WHAT MAY,


NOW LET CONE WHAT MAY!
Mounted on the fleet stccd of Landlord
Baudray. Fairfax few like the wind.
He sped by farm house and village with
out stopping. Jeanette brcathed hard and
her sides and flank were covered with
foam; but she seemed to be good for miles
yet to come. A magnificent creature she
was, with immense reserve power.
One hour passed and he had revoiycd the
entire scheme III his mind and came to the
conclusion that it was practicable. Once or
twice, he felt astounded ut the daring and
apparent folly of it especially as he consid-
cred it in connection with himself, the poor
pedagoguc whom no one III his own land had
deemed worth 4 second thought.
But this was no time for rejecting upon
the result or the affair itself. He had Oh
tered upon its undertaking now. and every
thing must be action, sharp and decisive:
or ludicrous, yet disastrously overwhelming
defeat perhaps u lifetime ruined.
Tn, on he dashed, his brain pretcrnatura!-
" clear and active, his muscles stretched to
their utmost tension, his blood coursing
fiercely through his veins. He had return
| Journey to make: but he could. no doubt.
| procure fresh horse at st. Male
In less than one hour and half after
| leaving the village he refined UP at an
| hostler's in that city.
Flinging the lines into the hands of the
gaping stableman, he left the painting jean
nettc in the lattcr's care To the proprietor
| he put the question::
Have you fast. fresh horse."
"Not for any such riding as that, sir )"
was the gruff response.
''Let me look at your best horse" contin-
ued the unabasLed Fairfax.
The other wondcringiy led him to stall
where stood u fine mare, almost the counter
part of Jeanette.
.'What is her value." sharply demanded
the American.
large sum.
Fairfax subtractcd its third from it, put
his hand in his pocket, took out the money
and holding the silver before the owners
face. said, declsvcly:
I'm give you that, and only that. for her"
Surprised and tempted by the sight Of SO
much money, the incautious man assented
| In in instant Fairfax had thrust the coin
| in his hand, snatched up = saddle and
| bride, hanging near by; put them on the
mare, and was off, like shot, shoutin z
back 10 the hostler to keep Jeanette until
| called for.
| fastening to the telegraph station he
quickly dispatched two messages which he,
with his usual forethought had framed, as
he was riding ihi;her
Brown, Bros. & Co, London" ran the
first, g. --- pounds, Zama, per Paris
agents, Immediately, last address, c:;pr IS.
"R. OXFORD
The second read as follows:
''MR. j. 6. NEBsITr, CARE OF lie FoLLET
d Co., PARIS; imperative aecessity d.
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"A physician says: III = child does
not thrive on fresh milk. hoil it," Tais
IS too severe. Why not spank ita-
Stn0gpove Rsvtsw.
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BAND ENGAGEMENTS,

The Hawaiian Band will give
moonlight concerts next week at
Emma Square, Monday evening,
and at Thomas Square, Tuesday
evening. On Tuesday morning it
will play at the departure of the
King for Hawaii on the steamer w.
G. Hall. Whenever the Vandalia
departs the hand will accompany
that vessel out of the harbor. A
welcome concert will be rendered
the officers of the u. S. S. Alert, Oh
Thursday evening, at the Hawaiian
Hotel. Either "Wednesday or Thurs
day mornings concert will be
given on the Post Office veranda for
the benefit of business men.
From Friday, September 18th, to
Monday, October 10Th, the band
will take its annual vacation. Band
master Berger and his boys have
wcll-earned a rest and it is to be
hoped they will thoroughly enjoy
themselves during the time allotted.
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SUPREME COURT NOTES.

In the matter OF the estate o1
Mrs. Sarah Dickson, late of Hon
lulu deceased, the court, McCuH.
j., signed an order of probate o.;
the will. The application was
heard on the third instant and con-
tinued for the evidence of one of
the attesting witnesses. The estate
consists Of cash, stocks and bonds
in Cincinnati, Ohio. L. :. A., of
the value OF @32 ,0O0 The dcvisees
under the will aie NJ. Dickson, OF
Honolulu, a son, Mrs. II l.. How
ard, of Los Angeles, California,
daughter and grandchildren of the
deceased who arc residents in lIo-
nolulu. Hon $. NJ. Damon is the
executor of the will, Judge Hart
well appe"rel for the proponent.
a complaint WAS filed this morn
ing OH behalf OF Juan de Costa, of
kau, Hawaii, against one John n.
Kapahu, an Attorney at Law, of the
same pln'e, charging the latter
with malfeasance of office
ana praying lof revocation
of license and restitution of fund,
paid the attorney on compliments
account. His Honor Justice Nc.
Gully, while in attendance at The
Kau term, ordered the respondrn,
to show cause on Monday the SIh,
of October next, why the prayer OF
the petition should not be granted.
Deputy Attoruey-General A. p. Pc
terson appears for the complainant.
An order of default against d =
fendant was this morning signed hl
the Chief Justice in the as,umpslt
suit of John II. Reeve VS.. The Puu-
loa Sheep and Stock Ranch Conn
pany of Waimea, Hawaii. The
amount claimed is S416.37. Creigh,
ton and Ashford for plaintiff.
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TOO nUGa MEurAl ST AIN.

The Timhermnn says that one of
the soddest and most deplornble
features of The American character
istic is the over-anXirty for the ac-
Cumuiajiun OF wealth, which too
Often seizes the enterpiislng citizei
aud huuies nin along the mad cur
rent Of ambition, until the matlstrom
Of destruction enguits him.
Members Of buurds OF trade and
dealers in options are the class most
subject To lhis method of destruc-
ton on the altar oT mammon. But
NOT infrequently do men engaged in
Legitimate industries, by too close
application or too eager and earn
est desire to reach the gaol of their
ambition, sacrifice themselves unin-
tentiVnally on the altar of nammon.
While lumbermen as class are
unusually exempt from the demands
of this American Juggernaut, yet
occasionally an instance is presented
in their ranks where discretion Is
ignored, and the sad results are en-
bodied in short newspaper item
announcing that the tension on the
mental calibre has been too severely
tested, the tender cord is snapped
asunaer, reason is dethroned, and
too late comes the realization by
those interested by the ties of con-
sanguinity, that father and husband
has met disaster on the lightning
train of business ambition.
That was a sad deplorablc in
stance Of Maine ,lumberman few
days ago, of unintentional self-sacri-
flee, by too severe application of
business energy, when the victim
was just about to close up his busi-
ness preparatory to retirement; and
the announcement of the misfortune
closed by the remark that last Win
ter's operations were the most eX-
tensive of his business career, and
that he was confined in the hospital
for the insane, instead of enjoying
the modern residence which he had
just purchased. Alas, for the blast.
ed hopes and blighted home, made
desolate by toe eager desire tc
amass accumulations of gain
Boston Budget.
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THIRD CIRCUIT COURT,

Mr.. Justice NIcCnlly returned
from WaiohInu, Kau, yesterday,
whittier he went to bold term of
the Third Judicial Circuit Court.
Mr.. A. p, Peterson, Dep, Attorney
General, and Captain Fehlbehr, the
t-get-along-without officer re-
turned at the same time. There were
no jury cases. Two divorce cases were
granted and one refused. John n.
Kapahu, lawyer, was charged with
malpractice, in making collections
and not returning the money. He
was ordered to appear before the
full Court at Honolulu, October Sth,
to show cause why he should not he
disbarred. Pleasant weather pre-,
vailed during the stay of the Cou,t
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THAT COMMISSiON.

EDITOR BULLETlN;-The public
would like to know if the Cabinet
are not going to insist on His Maj
esty signing Col. Ashford's com
mission. If not, and that very
quickly too, they will come to the
conclusion that the rumor which has
been passing around for some time
to the effect that the Cabinet had
given His Majesty TO understand
that they would be better pleased if
he would not sign, is true,
We have had about enough of
child's play and petty trickery, in
this matter, and it is pnout tine the
Cabinet recognized the fact, or they
may shear something crop"
FAIR PLAY.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1883.
NEEDS ENDURING INTO.

A complaint has reached this
office that in a poi manufactory on
Beretania street, near Keeaumoku,
the poi is pounded by Chinaman
with boils or some kind Of sores on
his hands and arms. One family
who had been getting poi from there
on finding out this fact, at once
stopped taking it, and they now eat
potatoes and rice. Either the police
Or the Board of Health ought at
once TO look into such 81 serious mat
ter.
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REF0RMERS AND MALc0NTEnTS.

II am perfectly wcllaware," says
the President of the Legislature in
his letter anent the b. berry case,
''that people who are dc 2rmined to
condemn all and every form mem
Der of the Legislature. will do so,
be his actions black or white"
That is really so. We have observ-
ed the same thing. 1t is not right,
it Is not fair. Every mans actions
should be estimated according to
their real worth, whether he be a
''reformer," a "malcontent, or
any other kind of Objectionable per-
son. We are not Sin accord" with
those malcontents who condemn
every act of reformer because the
latter is know by that anomalous
appellation. Neither do we agree
with those gentlemen who boast of
their reform" work, and stigma
tise as wicked and corrupt any who
may not endorse their actions. We
are perfectly well aware that some
people are inclined to worship every
thing clean and unclean, upstairs OF
down below, as long as it is called
reGOrm. They indulge in plural
ity of idols of all shapes and sizes,
some slightly and some ugly, all un-
der the same name. The name is
the main thing. As long as the
name is there, that's enough. All
who do not fall down and worship in
the same ttemple and embrace the
same creed as essential to their
safety and well-being, are bad peo-
pie and malcontents. A malcontent
in reality is person who happens
to run counter to the convenience or
interest of a reformer. A malcon-
tent is bad, and only bad; no good
thing can come out of him.
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THE U. S. S. ALERT.

The u. S. S. Alert arrived this
morning, "a days, II hours from
CaIlao. She had splendid weather
with occasional showers. The only
noteworthy event during the pas
sage was the sighting of Diamond
Head. The Alert is an iron vessel,
painted white, of 1920 tons displace-
ment. She is 1S5 feet between per-
pendicular and perpendicular and
81 feet beam. Her engines are Of
$50 horse power and can propel the
vessel at the rate of ten knots. The
Alert carries four guns, one CO.
pound rife and three smooth-bore
guns, one of the smooth bores II
inch and two 8 inch. Her men all
told, number l35. The Alert was
ordered 10y wire message to sa!
for Honolulu, but it is not known
how long she will remain here ~
where she will next sail for.
Following is a list of the officers
of the Alert:
Commander j. ID. Graham, Com
manding.
Lieut.. Garyin, Executive Omccr.
Lieut.. i. +. Greene.
Lieut.. G. b. 4, Moore.
Ensign, Jno. j. Knapp.
Ensign, Fl. II. Whittlesey,
Ensign, l. X. Seymour.
Ensign, ". W. Gilmer.
p. 4, Surgeon, T.. n. Green.
Chief Engineer, y. c. Gewing,
p. A. Engineer, Robt CraNiYld.
Asst, Engineer, NJ. A. Anderson.
Asst, Paymaster, L. S. Heap.
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LIE EhHURu RkaCR.

a. noon to-day the well known
E.au!u Rauch in Kau, Hawaii,
ooi,3 tY Nr. G. W. c. Jours was
,.u.n, u.Ct- ,he hammer at The
a&.-..n room az Mr. j. +, Mo,ean.
"aa was large attendance,
r"wg those present being roticed:
.lna Justice Jadd, Justice MyCm-
'y, Nessg5. /. 4. Sclacier, p. C..
j5u,a, ". c.. Irwin, j. O. Garter,
Gel, lukeo, c. Bole. Col. Norris
1yd . IN Eua. Mr.. Morg IL stated
the conditions of the sale--cash in L,
S. gold coin, possession to be given
in thirty days. The first bid was
$4,000 by NJ. Gouvare, n Portu-
gu,sc. COL Norris bid SIG, 900
and advances were made by the two
until S27 600 was reached, when
the ropewy was knocked down at
thai figure to Col. Norris.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

A H SUNG, doing business under the
IA firm name of Yee Hop, in Homo,
lulu, made an assignment to Hyman
Bros. this 18th day of september. All
creditor of the estate are requested TO
present lhoir claims within 30 days, and
all indebted must m. he immediate set.
Element. li1MAN BROS.f
Assigners Of nr state of All sung.
Honolulu, sep -, 1888, 40 lw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE undersigned having been APP,
i pointed Administrator of the Es.
tate of John Garcia, If Kalihi Waena,
Honolulu, deceased gives notice TO all
creditors of said John Garcia to present
their claims duly authenticated and with
proper vouchers whether secured by
moteage or OIL erwi e TO him at his
Office No. IS X mhumanu street, Homo.
lulu, within six months from date or
hey VIII be forever barred.
A. ROSA,
Admini,uator Of the Estate of John
Garcia, deceased.
Honolulu, Sept, ID, 1888. 40 Ina
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MRS. M. B. CAMPBELL,
Dressmal<ing, &c. &c..

Has commenced the business of Dress
making, Cutting and Fit ing nj her resi-
dence, No. f3 Bere,apia street. opposite
the Hotel. The patronage Of lhr ladies
is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction
guaranteed. sept-6.1y
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NOTICE.

Turing my absence from the King
IL dom the Hon. w. i. Allen will
act for me under full power of attor.
ncy in all private matters, and also in
all estates in which / am assignee or
agent. w. G. PARKE.
Honolulu, August 25, 1888. 20 2m
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SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN of over 80 years
n business experience with large
firms in England and this Kingdom is
open for re.engagement as Book.
keeper, Cashier and Correspondent. Re.
ferences and testimonials of the highest
order. Address p. o. Box 4TG. AZ I'm
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Co-partnership Notice.

w i have his day admitted Mr. } NJ.
w Mad nald, IF Honolulu, as
p,rincr Ia our Accountant md Agency
usiness. lie is authorized to sign cur
firm name, and "h"' i>r act as said
rartEcr. j. Il. ROW n 81 co.
honolulu, Sc IS 41lf
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JAPANESE SERVICE :-Gospel and
Song Services Mt ii A. NJ; Bible Glass
1880 p. NJ, in the japanese Y. NJ. G. A.
Room. Queen Emma Hall, corner of
Beretania and Nuuanu streets.
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ny AUTHORITY.
Department Of Educ ion.

Tenders for furnishing ne mate.
rial and building School House,
according to specifications 70 be seen
OF the Office Of the Board %, Educa-
ton, on the lot belongins to the
Board, on the makai side II School
street, in Kauluwela, will b. received
at the Office up to II o'c.5ck noon
of the 10th instant,
The location OF the hot G will be
on sloping land
The Board does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any tender
C.. II. BISHOP,
President Board of Education.
Honolulu, Sept. 10, 1855 Al 3t
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MORMON CHURCH.-Serviccs in Ha-
waian at 10 a. NJ. Services in English
: i'll be held at 200 PM. All are in
vited.
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TIE BAND CONCERT,

The Band plays this afternoon at
Emma Square, commencing at A 80
O'Clock. Following is the pro-
gramme:-
MmCh-Dctilir. Strauss
Overtuie-Son and Stranger. 1900.
.................. .. MendelsSohn
Niaz rka-Clematis E. .....K ppey
election Ernani.. Verdi
GdvVtte- Sidouie. ....... ..Amilion
Wultz-Bridal Songs. ..."....G .Gung'l
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QUEEN EMMA HALL.-Gospel and
song service for Hawaiians who speak
English at at3 T.. NJ. Good singing.
Short talks. Everybody welcome.
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FOR SALE

maz=E A light thrce,quarter
&SEN n Road Wagon, nearly
.kH1sSA2x&Na new. Price, $75 cost,
$500, Also, l secondhand Carom Bill.
lard Table, complete and in good re.
pair. Inquire of
As 81 j. p. BOWEN.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST MISSION
lIhLL--SerVicc at 80 p. m.
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EXTREMES FOR MONTH.
Highest corrected Par. reading, 3O.l41
pu tur &Jth at 8 a. u.
Lowest corrected b =, reading, 30.O3S
on '!D !jlh and 10 h at \. Nj.
'''"'."a' temperature in shade, So
on the Goth.
4.o"v-, temperature in shade, 20 on
the Goth.
Greatest daily rainfall, 2 0 inches
on The 18th.
HENRY COBG- DAMS.
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NOTICE.

A j. CARTWRIGHT, Treasurer of
n. the Trustees of His Majesty's
Estate, will pay a dividend on calling
at his office
Honolulu, Sept 10, 1888. AZ 1w