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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-04
The petition of II. s. Moffatt and

The petition of Il. S. Moffatt and
w. Burlington, to be set off from
school district No. II To school district
No. 45 were received, aud time and
place for hearing upon said petition
were designated as for the foregoing.
A communicated from G. III. Hunt
er post, No. Ia, G. \. r., relative to
securing head stone for b. Baxter,
deceased, was referred to Commission
or Thorpe.
y request from G. A. ]. Overton
post, No. 50, q. \. r., for tho use of
court house hall for the evening Of
April S, 1889, was granted.
The county auditor was directed to
issue II duplicate Of auditors warrant
No 10, POS lost by John McNally, Jr.,
upon said McNalIy giving n bond to
indemnify the county against the
possible future presentation of said
warrant No. lO,2G9.
To Geo. r. Darling, Esq, was
given the renewal of$30O0. 90 Insurance
on court house, Jail and dwelling, eX-
piring April 3, 1889.
! SHED GRAIN BOARD OF EXAMINATION.
The following bids for furnishing
seed grain were received:
Mark Coleman, 500 bushels oil
wheat at $l.OO, ECO bushels of oats IL:
81 cents, provided both kinds are
taken <samplc).
Darlington Phelps, 200 bushels o
wheat at $1.25, Saskatchewan Fife
(sanple].
G. Cogel, 800 bushels Of wheat a
$l.lO, as it came from thresher.
James l.. O'Bslcn, 500 to 600 bushels
Of wheat at 81 90, blue stem (sampleI
Michael Iyo. wheat at $1.0O, blu
stem (sampic).
II. {. Teare, 300 bushels of wheat q
$l.OO.
Wolf & TheOle Bros, TO bushels Q
oats ut 243a cents, good white seed.
Peter Brandt, 200 bushels of whea
at 81. 10, 800 bushels of oats at 80 cents
: wheat, blue stem and Scotch Fife
oats, white Russian.
Milo Camp, outs ut 80 cents unfaI
ned, SO lbs. to bu. 32c. famed.
+. Fl. Peuycy & Co., Minneapolis
wheat at 800, on ears at Sioux Fall
) (samplc).
Nothing being heard from the stat
authorities no action was taken.
The following claims as recommend
ed by the finance committee, wei
allowed:
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-04

Geo D Barnard 4 Co, books, auditors
Same sheriff's day books....... 925
Same blanks and sunds, clerk
register and sheriff............... $50
Same pens..::.. .:.... ...... 50
Pioneer Press Co, blands.. 81
Same 1000 tax receipts. - 90
Same seed grain application
OlankS............ .......... ~
4 Thorpe, Co treasurer, postal cards
stamped envelopes and stamps. 81 so
Henry HutchfnS, care of poor, COM
lnittee and seed grain meetings. 1l5 10
Milo Camp, expense etc, seed grain
work.. Observation-Disclosures. 10 80
0 N Dohlen, seed grain matters and
services in state Casc...... ..,.... 10 co
G c Thorpe, seed grain work & team %
l. IL PuShor, caring for poor and seed
grain WOrk............ ............ 70 w
G II Munro, summoning coroner jury
ETC.. ........ .................. 8 10
Thos Thomasson clerk, delinquent X
+ tax proceedings. ................ 50 30
Same fecS........ ........ ........ As 10
VIM Bickneli, express and postage 95
Frank Zahl, services as deputy sheriff 8 %
Same serving school district
notice. ................ III w
r stevens, printing and stationary
$s2 IS, publishing $l5g 53::....... 4S2 80
So IS, publishing $2,90............ II e5
E Williamson, ribbon stamps..... IL 90
c w Rhone i Co, merchandise 5 95
Thorpe & To!lifson. supplies. 5 :5
Geo Farwell, carrying election returns
SCOTT. .......... ........ 900. 40
J D Good, court house supplies ........ b %
E NJ Haght, work on G II cistern.... II on
Fritz Bnckcntin. stationary supplies 70 s.
st + NJ & NJ ry Co, freight on furnace
ctstlhSS.'.'..'..'.. .'....'. ....'.. w
Adjourned, o. n. DOHLEN,
Chm Board Of Co. Com'rs.
Attest, GEO. NJ. GILTINAN,
[SEAL.] County Auditor.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-04

TUESDAY, March Goth.
.rd met In pursuance Of adj
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-04

S. F. BOYD, G. T. &P. A.,
20t2 Minneapolis.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23
Honolulu Library
- AND
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel q AIaIIea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests,
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues of
members, 1t is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
Nj. Nj. SCOTT, Vice-President.
ii. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
O. Il. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23

1t is doubtful If there is single
State in the United States, where the
people according to the population
of such State would travel MS much
as the people OF these Islands, if we
had equal facilities. But we will
take for our guide the Southern
States peopled largely by poor whites
and negroes. 1t will be noticed that
the traffic is pretty well divided by
railways where there are only GSI
men, women and children to each
mile of road, and that they pay II
gross revenue to the railways com
panies of 1920 per head OF the entire
population. If we run line of rail
way fifteen miles long we shall have
on this side of this Island nearly
$500 persons to each mile of road
and it is only fair to ourselves to say
that we shall make MS much use of
such convenience and luxury us
the ''poor white trash" and negroes
of the South, Ii this is admitted,
we will multiply 10000 1920 and
we have for our gross earnings $780,
600 Tor IL year-which you notice ex-
ceeds my above estimate, $4,000,
and no account is made of visitors,
or people from the other Islands. Ii
you are not satisfied with my former
estimate and still regard it too high,
halve it and call it only $66, 500, as
gross earnings.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23
REMINGTON
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Result Of Special Contests for 1888:
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words per minute,
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TORONTO, Augu~t 18Th --Hemiugton
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rccorded-99 words per minute, exclud-
ing errors.
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.-McGurrin broke
the record, writing on the Remington
1903 3-5 words per minute, excluding
errors; writing hlindlold l07 words per
minute.
13s"''o be had with or without Cabi-
nets of
w. nj. GIFFARD,
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
N. B.-Lettcrs addressed TO the Agent
c. w. g. Irwin 81 Co. will have prompt
attention. dec 20-SS
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23
Whale Boats.

IN answer TO several enquiries con-
Il corning Whale Boat Frames, we
have now in course of construction,
Whale Boat Frames "a feet by ~ feet
long. These frames are bent in one
piece of oak. and held to shape, thus
requiring little tact to set them mp and
build. The full frame for such boats,
including cants. 40 sections In number,
is sold ut S2S; with large stems ON keel,
and ready TO plank $40. They are not
intended to be clinker built, nor rs the
frail imported whale boats proper, but
are intended for rough use and durabi-
lily. yet light withai, for fishing and
trading purposes. We haze exported
these frames and intend dong so, and
make this offer 10 amateurs and others
DESTROYS of trying their hand, with
plenty of leisure and small cash 10 make
"A business. VIII bend frames to any
given model from ) to % tons. Also on
hand for sale Surf and Pleasure Boats.
Stems, Knees and Timbers. Mutual
Telephone No 1926.
DOVER IL SON.
7G II Boat Builders.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23
Total gross earnings. .Sl33, 600 90

Total gross earnings. .Sl33,OOO %
We make no account OF the freight
all along the line between Honolulu
and Moanalua, though there is an
amount which will swell the above
figures very much during the year.
These figures will doubtless seem
to many, il not to all who have given
the subject no attention, much too
large, but will quote statistics from
the best authority on railway travel
in America, based upon the number
OF people to each mile of road and
you will find my above estimate more
than sustained.
quote the following from a work
entitled "The Economic Theory OF
Railway Location" by A. NJ. Well
ington, Table %, page 80.
statistics of revenue per head OF
population and per mile for each
State separately, 1881"
The table is too long to take the
States separately, but will quote each
section as the average is given by the
author:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGEN

liza w AA1AN BUDlN IGS AGEN ~,
No. IS FORT STREET HONOLULU
and Collectors Real Estate Fire Life Insurance
Agents. Custom-Houe Loan and Exchange Brokers.
Departments of Business:
Books& ndk cc3y accurately properly adjusted.
special attention and promptly
Conveyancng Speciality. searched Title
Legal Documents Papers every description carefully
engtssed.
Copying and Tranating all languages general this Kingdom
leased collected
eandL
Cus House Bust yandds
negotiated
solicited Publishers,
Art or sold IN los favorable terms.
nter-Isand Orders receive particular tentio
moderate
business
complicated requiring respectfully
Bell Telephone No. 274 Hawaiian BUSINESS
ian.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23

5as" Inlaid Work, and Initiating in
Wood specially. 2070 3m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-01-23
DAVID I[AAIHUE

HAS Coral Rock, slack lnn', Biloxi
LII and White SRnd aud soil, 10 sale
in any quantity. Apply al the office OF
w. G. Achi. Kaahumanu street. ll0 3m
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OAHU STEAM RAILROAD.
LAND.

LAND,
The land in fee has frontage of
one and half miles on the Govern
ment road. The Eva Court House
stands upon the property. The leas-
ed land adjoins the land in fee on
both sides, making total frontage
along the road of three miles--a dis
lance nearly equal to that between
Oahu College and Kamehameha
school. This beautiful stretch OF
country ovcrlooks Pearl Harbor, the
northern shore of which is only few
minutes walk from that portion which
we intend to lay off into building
lots. Artcsian water will be furnish
ed at Government rates. The streets
will all be wide-not less than eighty
feet. and some will be one hundred
feet in width. The railway will lead
near the front of the property. If
hall this property should be sold at
half the price property sold at ON
Kulaokahua plains several years ago,
when there was less money in the
country than now, the sale OF land
will equal the whole bonded debt.
This we do not expect Immediately.
But what | do claim is, that those
who take bonds in this company will
have as good security as they would
have to take II mortgage on any
store or warehouse in the city of
Honolulu ut fifty per cent. of its true
cost.
Will the railroad pay? The follow
ing is the freight now offered:
Rice and paddy now grown at
Eva equals G.00O tons per
amman at 81 25.......S $500 90
30. coo punches bananas, con-
tributed by Hon. NJ. p.
Robinson atlOc. ....... 5000 90
| Sundrv freight. ......... $500 00
| Down freight, 6,00O. say..-.. 1000 gu
| Passenger Traffic. am told
by Mcssrs. Sing thong
Co. and others that there
| are 900 rice growers ut
EVA, who will come to
town once IL week on an
average during the entire
year-if they can make
the round trip for 81,
$4,000. We will take
half of their estimate
which is............ 10000 OF
There are about 1900 other
people at Eva who will
come to Honolulu say
once asmonth at 81. S2l,-
say. ....... 49,. $1,000 o,
The population Of Honolulu
is now estimated at $4,000.
We will allow the average
of trips to be two for the
year for each person of
10000 fares at say sl.25.. $500 o.
Travel from the other islands
and abroad say 10000 ut
$l.25. .................'. l2,ooo "
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THE. LONDON TEA sToa
DR.. A. c. STODDARD.
President of the
IlERIt, WORLD DINpENStRY.

OF San Francisco, Cal, and Kansas c..
No., win be ~ the Arlington hotel ADf1I =
and Is, 10 consult with hts u1r1
patieiits in Washington Territory and ri
otheri desiring treatment.
DIR. Liebig & Go. The European ne4lu1
staff and special surgeons and phynkeia1f
of the IfeAig World Dispensary snd tu1os
national Surgical institute.
The surgical branch gives special attS1
ton tlp deformities OF every kind. and a
displaGcments requiring appliances 81
curvature OF the apine, hip Joint dir
distorted limbs or arms successfully tfont
ed by our new Soitaic and magnetic app4
anees.
The medical branch deyotes especial q
tention to all chronic. complicated. pd
yafe and wasting diseases, resulting ffuo1
badly treated cases of acute or special ~
ture, or from tnsiiseretions OF yeslfh, brine
ing or spermatOrrhaa. seminal weakness
and an unnatural drain from the body
which undermfnes the constitution AIN
debility, decay, loss OF Vitality OF man.
hood, which resalt from excess OF naasuf.
ity
The reason so many are not cured of the
above complaints ixowing 10 complies
ton called prDsiat0rrhna, which our
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Nariicoeele. vogmy feius Ia scrcfem.
Structure, blood and skin Impurities. speed
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coafidentially and quickly cured cstzrrh
of the, mucous membrane Of the head or
b adGisr successfully trested 4}so throat
and lung diseases. Female complaints and
all delscase, complicated diseases or wo-
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whereby none OF the usual physical exam.
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the uterus aud all special complaints ~.
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The most powerful ELECTRIC BELTS
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PKIxE.FIGHr At SPOKANE.
fem sts<kIey Defeats Paddy weIeh
In is Hounds.

eruxASg FAIAs. Ataii a--s,nn Of the
hsrdest-torxht pusilistic battles ever Hif.
messed Ia Spokane Falls tcak place las,
night The principals were Thomas
6tocksey 81 Cotton aud Paddy WEIGH.
formerly Of ~. Cloud, Mlnn. After u
rounds the contest MAS decided IN faxor af
Etoe3tey. a sQya1na euutezs MAS asfxer.
uHesi T. take place between these two mgrl
- the american Resort fhsafer, Wednesday
night. but ON account nf the interference
0f the authorities the fsgfs WAS postponed
The men were anxious 10 meet. aid they
Hof = certain club 20 arrange the igls aud
The TINE aud place Of meeting. The
matter was Kept exceedingly quiet Fifty
people were present. Eaeh contestant Va as
Allowed two friends.
ssoekley was in prime condition aud
Snnxsd up IN splendid form. lie weighed
IL pounds. Hesch Nas not Ia the hsssf .ef
condition, and shows=t signs Of reueat
dissipation. but be hsii ahont - pounsss
thc better OF eforkisy. F50r-onnct gloves
WEIR used. aud Marquis 90 ssuee nsberry
rules governed. Eighteen rounds were
fought. but WEIGH was virtually whipped
Ii the third ronsd.
sfockiss pnsked the fight and ass the
aGtfekeof al through, while Psdsy as.ieA
on TIE defensive Nothing very interesting
occurred IN the fsst twe rounds ia The
Third round ktnekiey caught WEIGH under
me right eye. and the efAref flowed eatfe
tseely. .aus giving stockies ar@ hiposi
During the uext 10 Fsnatss they ,ild some
clever fighting. Mcish made s3nse sne
counters 81 bis opponent. but they were al
watleQt effect II was give
ana take. bat weieh took the Iaost. Ia
TIE eleventh fouud stockscy made tie
meat sisysE aud seieatsfse hsi of the even
ms, eafehinE welcsi on fhn iel. eEtsnw
which eunrletels dssshacd his left arm.
bal pc hyavely faced hfs Antagonist sfth
one hand until after the eighteenth roansi,
.hesl nc saw IL was nSriess aud gave st
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..


Real estate transactions from January 1.
iss9. TO dale, are ss.iSs,uss ~. There were
nlca for record yesterday 81 deeds, the con-
sitefatons aFxregating 1871 .stss. an aver
age OF tse92 Following Is the lat as flru-
ishcd by Osborne, Fsemper & Co. abstract
ors OF title;
u, i. Denny 20 " KAtkeek. fsst IL. blk 81.
2, = DENNY thirsi Essd to Nufth Seattle,
9. 6. calsins 70 W. u. Wood. blk /. East
Seattle
C. c. calains to u. White, lots 70 u In.
elusive. lots "a 70 Inclusive lots ~ 10 10
inclusive. blk :, lots 20 II inclusive. 81 1 5.
East seattle
II. White 10 fanros Inseis. lots 4. n In
elusive, blk |. East Seattle. sasoa
u, White 70 ..aafua fngels. lots 10 ia.
elusive, lots sn - Inclusive. lots - go -
Inclusive, blk :. lois 10 Is inclusive. biz Z.
East seattle, tUo
l. iageis 10 4. l. Ssinson. lois 10 "a In.
elusive. blk !. lots 70 inclusive lots To
~ Inclusive. lots ~ 90 a Inclusive, biz 4
bots 20 =. blk !, Easf seattle. sssUo
IL ". Lewis - the 4. Z. HosaIsng Co..
atres ia sec q. sp -. : 4 e. tf70
w. II. Weed 20 =. l. calRsns. hsAs 81 aud
81. East seattle, steaa
WA, n Wood 70 Nellie I. Caiklns. lot sa.
elk !, lots ~ -. q. NJ ard ~. blk =. razf
seattle, AMI siso an undivided = interest
~ other lots sna blks ia Essi seattle.
;. + sander 10 j. n. Moore. I. of Io,s II
and Y. y; Z, and Is. BIZ Is. YesleE's second
add. sap, SO
q. G. fhisneg TO K Jones, lots S and s.
Dix -, law esacottd add. faa0
Nellie l. talktfss % VIVA. n. wocd. lots ?
aud = IA see 6. ~ -, | G. ~ acres. 3tS sac
&. e. Ealk!sss 20 ". u. Wood. lot J. see q.
q =, e, sin.ssN
q VI. Wilder 60 n. l. Dearborn, lots y
add -, soineFstli.. siasu.
Audstag King caanty "a ". n. Mood. Ger
saeass ff.lsiss ptiosi 81 So Sc !, sec 5, ~
., e, 30 acres. sIi.
W. :. H. 4 |. 90, ~ A T. Knight, lets III
aud u. BLK IL. agst plss Vest seattle by VI
= 4 8 l, Ca, 500.
G, II baker 80 q. +. Baker, lssaxa0 Fl. in
&. &. Terry second add 81
G. u. hskeF ~ g. =. Baker. Aacre tract
cie. 81
". Land 80 A Johnson, laxSo r,ss Ia see
1. ~ "a, Se. kse0
: + CFsssoFsi To q. sssasss, lots 10. II aud
~ blk a, Efa@fagdk sid slf4la
\. Sslsoa - A, " Rsaislaln. ios /, assk
& sVe. y. 7. pSany nish aslsiitiua. sss1
). hssSktEs1H 60 A y Auist, lots at.,t
+ q ask 81 Lake tniets aid $500
=, = Aasa g. &. Hicks. lots and s. eik
+ "a, Lake Union adj. saat
n1srd States - Thomas Donald na
M ssse =. - -. 2 s. =. - acres
~ -. tssgz ~ \ itTFaas. lots = and 81
olk 2, wes'e's asii. sSS4
W y. bnea y e. 6. A. fssaeF. lets III, 4,
q, ~ sa sfia ., biz :. Second MoseS Liza
" 4 L Co "a $ i. Rssasss. los i
aud ~. ~ IL Arss psas as West soattsR ~
w - 1. ! 3 40. Sen
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spssuses. ma wous6 <yen111iz7 wnek 81,
me- Il sn55lnr 81 10 -, ~ doc66< enf q pak.
and f8sa4 s % BE- 3 pfeek ~ pe16<e.
Ypr tze 6gsx tex tAra 1f<<x 60 cve<z<zoa
SIC 5zzfse gil. sof 9z1fe yszx Cd. 90 asos4
appareu<<r. b1s ksas1 pczkouf1x - IN snzz
lsse nxxkf ne po>y fiftse szlscressr rs ~
expected 80 asr;
Nasof r. e. K<xxs. r1cz<xr Of sizis cry
has gone 80 Tssgu<na FOR szzs be1f2s - his
kexsfk. which 81 late hAx usH beEa f1od-
The snksa< - 3 retired uHFxA&zf and - cd
nsw<peY<T xnxn. b4vsax besz oEs e TIE
earfy s.sersxse<1ss 81 sAs szzk<fHsay ard De-
segsssz rsss s<sssoffAs sys5<a fos mercantile
hEz5se<s assA for ye4ss xsa<48Et64 one 81
ffse rso~f sxxerxsss essASsskAnse In tAkz
atty. Ee se<fred froEe aEs5vs bnsfnexs "a
tees Mkauf two Fesrs Ase.
Col r. T. Paxksr 81 TIE Mattresses leaves
tr-n.orrsg~ sfsernno1 Ser seattle and Port
lad % buklssss. and zasy exssnd hls TIP
70 Txssnf1&
IN. Easford. fourth xsslfor cs the tss<<-
nry. was 81 shs CTR fsozs Ws<h51xtu8. D.
c. this weez RE II o. 5sMss 81 absence
and h8s sendsres bis resignation. fnsEnd-
tag 30 invest snd k1<xte son1eEncrs IN tbs
fers1sorT.
g. ". Hun*. 81 TIE osexea 4 washing-
ton. Il sxgsete1 % rsfArn witA he family
from t1e Ezss - another rsex. and L lt en-
pectes1 fE3t - 5000 - re eouzes work viii
be commenced 90 fhe Esa1T 81 the " ala
WsIi& azsd Dayfnn SsA1Eh-
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TACOMA NEWS.


fasess. April &s-~SAerln rslss arrested
Charles westoa lasi algtt IN he daas AZ
thr Alpha thsatsF, as Nessea MAS guing Ia
70 sec The minstrel show. wexton wss Ar.
RESTED o., sslegfam from spokane Fails.
whssv be Is wanted Ia answer \ charge ii
eIn bs xsefnent. Weston was takee - ia
}eii SUI tae arrest kept 4niss rae ses
eSszssetaszst occurred aeag AcslieAl lake.
spcksas county. ass1 the sAsrlG says -.
49, f,sss saaa the paEsi easarx
lhe new N1ssiiagsssn taak wifi lSaes
business aeyi.
Nar1 w. T. Gray ana l. \, Huufs vent
~ aae lsailes to-day. hefo a consultation
~ ~ % bod. with ssew ~ consolidating
we ffuisets1 fsseo, tseiaensiale, Van.
cotssf ! fufslsad. afla the tioiaragtate &
ag.afassla Valley railroads.
Sss AuHie fenntss Miller. the uasast
nssts fsiafmsfs VII l1etnre here Artst II.
Ssart WI rNersn hers April n f.aF she
arc IN tAe iasl
Inc ts1s1ssa Kifls. Rod saa s:ua sssnh
g nSassFss esstss thai their crack shots fshn
resf AMI {. Z. Kills, ia she sasseh rhufs-
sstfFaooa With ths seattle r5ek ala
MY stisset Up 20 their usual standard
&c Hass ss,sssuns ~ lhs Aslnsinissrsfssr a,
tne ssssx - FREDERICK Sritzol. tex1axea
ssr nsra ~ tae probate court % sizy
loFrs strips are huiiasne here assi thesQ
~ ioed hest fof dry acek
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Toronto Mail

A Roman Catholic priest the other
day, who was examining a eoniirma-
ton class ia the south OF ireland
asked the question: What is the
sacrament OF matrimony 4 little
girl at the head of the class answered,
F" lis state OF torment into which
souls enter TO prepare them for another
and 3 better weird. "fsUod. said the
priest. put her down 10 the fut OF
the class. counseled the curate. Lave
her alone. said the priest, for any
thing you or know to the contrary
she max he perfectly right.