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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-04-30
Turn of the Tide" Tuesday night.
Another Sudden Death

Frank Streeter, aged about 80 years,
son of d. r. Streeter, of Kiowa, we'll
known cattle man, died, very suddenly,
at his home, II miles east of Keystone
Station, Indian Territory, Friday morn
ing, April 25th, at o'clock. He was
out milking, and without complaining
previously, he fell forward, unconscious.
His brotherin-law, ID. L. Flynn, post
master at Guthrie, Ok, was there with
his family and they and Mrs. Streeter
were aroused and at once endeavored to
restore life to the unfortunate. A man
was dispatched to the railroad to tele-
graph for a doctor, and Mr.. Flynn
walked six miles to the nearest camp
for medicine. Mrs. Flynn and Mrs.
Streeter spent the entire forenoon ap-
plying hot cloths to the inanimate form,
but death had probably claimed its vic
tim when he tell over unconscious.
The father of the deceased and DIR.
Cloud went down from Kiowa, Friday.
but they could do no good. The physi-
clan said the cause of death was rheu-
matism of the heart. The body was
taken to Kiowa. Sunday, and after
services by Hev. Holiday, it was laid
away In its last earthly resting place.
Deceased was well known to all early
residents of Barber county, and he
commanded host of friends. Five
years ago he was married to Miss Fan
ME Blanton, one of the most popular
ladies of the county, daughter of Hon
n. B. BlantOn, of Hazelton. Of this
union one child, pretty girl now four
years old, was born. BESIDES these,
deceased laaves father, mother, two
sisters and brother to mourn his un-
timely departure.
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viii Have A Mill.

Medicine Lodge is to have a Touring
mill completed in time to take care OF
the present growing wheat crop. The
council, at special meeting, last We'd
nesday night, accepted the following
proposition made by n. Weber, OF
Illinois, tather-in-law of Ii. A. Burnett,
of this city:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
of the city of Medicine Lodge, Kan
SaS.
GENTLEMEN:-I submit the follow
ing proposition for your consideration:
l agree to enter into contract to build
Touring mill in your city, capable OF
making fifty barrels of -four a day, on
the following conditions:
1st. The city of Medicine Lodge to
put in water-wheel and furnish power
free for period of six years from Octo-
Der LIST, 1890.
End. SAID city to furnish a mIll-site
of not less than one acre for 500.
3rd. After the expiration of six years
from October 1st, the undersigned To
pay the city $50 per annum for each
horsepower used. In the event that
said city has railroad track built to
the mill, the undersigned to pay at the
rate of S25 per horse power-the power
used to be determined by competent
engineers. n. WEBER.
Mr.. Weber has already contracted
with Mcdaniel Il Snodderly for the
stone foundation for the mill and he
has telegraphed to st. Louis for an ex-
pert turbine wheel man to come out
and locate the pit and wheel.
The mill building proper will be 30x36
feet, four stories high-the bottom or
basement story of stone, the balance
frame. The mill will be erected und in
operation by October 1st, 1890.
The capacity of the mill is to be fifty
barrels of flour per day and it is do
custom work.
Mr.. Weber is an experienced and
practical miller and he is understood
10 be perfectly reliable with ample cap
ital.
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From Rev. and Mrs. PhiIlins.

A very agreeable surprise was given
us on the first evening of our occupancy
of The Methodist parsonage, in this city.
With baskets and packages, with fruits
and meats, with some pickles and much
sugar, with smiles and kindly greetings
goodly throng came pressing in and
we surrendered. Many thanks to all
the friends who, by their presence or
their offerings, we're associated with
this open hearted and open handed gree
ting. The obligation is upon us to do
all we can to make ours ministry in
deed and in truth, and not in word only
to people so prompt and generous.
D. w. PHILLIPS,
SUSAN e. pHIILIPS
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SIM City Items.

Uncle Tom Whitaker was thrown out
of a wagon, Wednesday morning, but
no serious damage done. /. d. L. Nor
land, who lived west of town. has
moved to Medicine Lodge Geo. Neff
and wife, of Pratt, were in town Sun
day and Monday, returning home Tues
day. They contemplate moving to Sun
City in the near future. Assessor
Betting is busy listing property. . u.
l.. Renfrew of Deerhead, was in town.
Monday, and reports farmers busy
planting corn. Our school closed last
Friday. No exhibition on account of
disagreeable weather. e. -. Mr.. Rail and
Mr.. Carter, of an adjoining county,
have moved on the farm of r. r. Wal
ker, six miles west of town. On We'd
nesday evening, after prayer meeting,
the citizens OF this town went to the
residence Of Ed Taylor and wife, to give
a farewell surprise before their depar-
ture to Oklahoma. We found Mr.. Tay-
Tor sitting by the fire, with his shoes off.
in the act of going to bed. We were all
made welcome, and after an hour or so
of general conversation, supper was
prepared. of which all partook heartily.
About IL O'Clock we all left for our
homes, feeling we had spent pleasant
evening, but in our joy was mingled
sadness that we were so soon to lose
our old friend, never perhaps to meet
again until the general roll'' is called
-. j. V. Fishburn was immersed by
falling in the river, Wednesday, while
repairing the bridge. Uncle Tom
Whitaker is on the sick list this week.
Judge Stevens and Deputy Sheriff Boyd,
of Medicine Lodge, were guests at the
Commercial House this week. :. d. Albert
Crane shipped III from Illinois, this
week, four large Hereford bulls, to be
sent to his ranch. south of this place
=. II. E. VanTrees and F. A. Whita-
ker returned FRI n Oklahoma, Saturday
evening. They report everything BOOM
ing. =. Thomas Walker had a corn hus-
king and oyster supper, Tuesday. Some
thing new for these parts. The work
on the repairs of the bridge goes stead
lily on, under the supervision of Thomas
Betting. Frank Whitaker lost a fine
mare last week. "
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The Sugar Outlook.

The Sugar Works company have
about completed their order for i'm
provements to be made in the machinery
of the works this season by the Kilby
Manufacturing company who furnished
the plant originally, last season.
Among other things, the cleaning ap-
paratus will be entirely changed, the
cutter raised several feet and the leaves
blown direct from it, thus doing away
with the elevator that carries the chips
with the leaves in them to the fans.
But one elevator will then be needed
the one that holsts the cleaned and
SHREDDED chips to the plain above the
diffusion battery. The capacity of the
Yaryan eyaparator will be increased
nearly double-so that one part can be
cleaned while the other is in use. There
Will be bone-block filters put in; prob
ably several more cenJrifugals, the
building viii be enlarged materially;
the cane sheds will be extended and the
tank capacity will be largely increased.
The acreage of beets planted will be
about 100. as much as the company will
desire planted this season. There will
be 2,3uO acres of sorghum planted; with
favorable season this will give thA
mill steady work from August LIST to
January LIST, anyway, on first sugar,
and then throwing out seconds, it this
is not done during the regular season,
Will take a month or six weeks more.
Cane and beet planting is progressing
nicely. and there is no longer any doubt
about the crop being in the hands of an
industrious and energetie class of
farmers.
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Annual 5 5. Convention.

The annual Union Sunday School
convention, of Barber county. will hold
a two days session in Medicine Lodge.
Saturday, May 10, and Sunday, May II.
The following programme of exercises
has been arranged and agreed on:
SATURDAY, A. NJ.
l0:0e Half hour devoted to devotional exer-
cises.
1880 Address of welcome, Rev. CAIN
Hoo Responses, led by Vim. Garrison and
others.
1l:So Short speeches on miscellaneous sub
jeots.
n:50 Appointing temporary committees.
1900 Adjournment.
AFTERNOON
200 How TO reach outsiders. VIM Garrison.
2:S0 Sunday school in the home, Mrs. Cain.
500 THE teacher and the book, Rev. Phil.
hps.
$3.50 Adjournment.
EVENING.
700 Song and prayer service for Is minutes,
conducted by Rev. Farrell
1870 The field that invites u.s. Rev. Hawortf
500 Election of officers.
SUNDAY.
Morning. Union service.
Afternoon. Chiidren's meeting.
Evening, Annual lecture by state Secre-
tary, Rev. John A. Bright
E. N. BYERLEr. Priest
WM. PALMER. secy.
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Charged with Horse Stealing.

Before Justice Howe, in this city, to-
day, is being filed the preliminary ex-
animation of Joseph Bennington, of
Aetna township, charged with cattle
stealing. The complaining witness is
L. A. Railsback. who claims that Ben
nington got away with three of his
cows, last fail. This case promises to
open up others. for all sorts of rumors
are in circulation in the western part
OF the county about people supposed TO
be guilty of cattle stealing. Joe Ben
nlngton has heretofore borne good rep
utation; he is financially we'll to do
and his friends say he will have no
trouble in proving his innocence. The
county attorney is prosecuting, while
E. Sample appears for the defense.
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Trees for EYerYhadY.

We have purchased of the Wellington
nursery ear load of fruit and forest
trees, and will sell them out at very low
prices. Do not order until you SEE our
stock, which will be in soon. All sizes
aud every variety. II DoBBs Bios,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-04-30

We desire that you read this notice carefully and then
carefully consider word of it We sell you
goods anything in line Dry Goods Clothing Furnish
ings Boots Shoes Hats Caps Groceries Oueensware at
prices lower than offered any cooperative store no mat
We able to do this through reasons: 1st We
buy and sell for cash 3D. our store and have no
rent to pay 3D. We do own buying and do not have
to pay mddemen 4th Our expenses are smaller than
city, where help costs much than here in the coun
try Then as before stated will duplicate any prices
offered by cooperative stores anywhere save the pur
chaser the freight express We do this ON any pur
chase from cents to $780, And the purchaser can come
in store inspect the goods the measurements and
weights and if the goods do not suit he change them
These are advantages not offered by foreign establishments
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
complete in every line piece goods prints domes
tics lawns percaes sateens dress goods can
not be e1celled in quantity quality and shoes
by far the largest assortment the countydoube the
stock of any two competitors Our readymade clothing
the best made and the patterns and the cheapest in
price Our straw goods plentiful and fresh Our
furnishings for ladies and gentlemen up the highest
standard.
We desire to call especial attention our Broadhead
Combination Wosteds for which agents These
sold in Wichita for 80 and Is cents for 25 and SIS
cents.
Our Douglass shoes are another speciality. Everybody
knows what they
Our stock is generally direct from the factory and we
get the bottom prices.
We only care for living profit we are home people
have lived here for years here for wears TO
ALI we ask is to have you n our offers get our
prices, and we know you will buy.
No delay. No freight express. You see what YOU
buy You return it if you do not like it. You can have
the satisfaction of coming in every day and abusing us if
we misrepresent anything to you
Very Respectfully
STAMFORD, YOUMANS & ELDRED.
Medicine Lodge Kansas
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Real Estate Transfers.

lFor weeks ending April %, 1901
D. w. Wing to Fred Hinze, lots 7, 8, g. 10.
Ramsey's add. to Med. Lodge .. 100
H. L. Shannon to Otis Lorton, lots and7
McClearey add to Med. Lodge 700
J. N Tiff to D. p. Chapmon lots a. A, 40
second Ave. West, Med Lodge. 1,5OO
E. r: Brown to John Sparks. lots 30 and 81
e. ). q Co. add. to Med. Lodge. -
Frank K. Randall to L. A. Miller, lot 3.
DIX. lob, hlowa, 7. Co. add. .....-... 40
M; J. Bearing to A. Drumm, outlet %,
hlowa. ..'-.............-,..... 1,25O
L.. NJ. Culver to M. j. Spencer, out-lot 80.
NOVA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,. 700
M. j. Spencer to j. o. Roberts, same lot. 400
Sybl Peck to Jas. Watson. lots 4, ), 6. blk.
Il, Pecks add. to Hazelton. ......... Z
F. M McGarrah to ]. B. Watkins, $50 in
s-al-io ..-....'-......... ................ LOO
JAS NJ: Appiing to JAS. w. Appling, 1850 a
in 1910 .......................' 2O0
Annie Wakefield tot. d. Case 40 a in IT.
oS-lu Observation-Disclosures. -. $40
Alliance Trust Go. to Valley Loan Co. 1850
IN o'to-4O.-.:. ..--...........-......... I
ShoWa at 9 Mort Co. to F. fl. Briggs. leOa
III +-oo-ll Observation-Disclosures,
II: Rust to w, b. Wallace, 100 a in l4,3l-
H." -. .........,.- ........ -. -. 1880
Alex. Newfeld to esther Hartman, leoa
IN 3-o@-Il-.--.. ...................... 24OO
Chas s; Owsley to Fl. L. Edminister, $50 a
in SO-@-n- :........-........-...-.. 1000
Jonn Y. jacobs TO L.. j. Jacobs, 100 in 2
OIL .................-.... AJ0
Howard Invest. Co to L. Y. Cant, 100 ain
o4-ctt-I5. :...--..- Observation-Disclosures. 20
Cora Martin to L B. Martin, 100 a in 1890
l.. -..-...--....- -. =. LOCO
J. w. Dobson. sheriff, to ]. W. MoNeaI
100 in "a 25;i0l2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Elizabeth sammons to May Morgan, 100
in l5-sl-R. .......,....-..... ........... 1900
A: d. Brannan to J. c. Davis, 100 i'm 81
BIZ and 100 a in 3-S3- l2........... LOCO
George milford to Kate Lammiman. 100
III o-oS-i% ..'...-.....-.-... --...,,,.... 900
Rhoda swank to Barber County, pit ~
triS .--.......-............... .-....... I6S
Isabelle Starter 70 r. e. Price. 100 in %.
"ols -. t...-s.-... 300
HN. Sturgeon to VIM kiger, 100 a in s.
dJH ..........-.-.....--...... -. 1000
]. w. Dobson. sheriff, to J. W. McNeal,
iOV d III oo-oS-IS..-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
W; r. Glass to ]. I. Boone, 16O in a0s,,
A~...''.--.-. ....,...s... =. s.,
J. T. Boone to Thes. u. Evans, sar1eI.nd +, eoo
L: N n 81 Hutchinson Ia to N A. Laliy, $50 a in
- VI Observation-Disclosures. 1850
J. q r Clark to NJ. E. Benham. 100 in IT,
3O-l8 ........,.,,. ,,.,,......,.......... go
Kitty Ward to Sophia NickIes 1GO a in
33-s2-l3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
w. H: McGrew to VIM. Kiger. 100 in =
Ssls: 800. .............. 1000
Isaac s. Meyers to J. H. Grubb, IS in 2
3Ul4 ...4................ 2o0
w: Fl: Hatton to c. e. Morris, 1855 a in 81
u II - .------------ ---......-... 2.4OO
j. W. Dobson. sheriff. to ]. W. McNeal.
lou in ll-ds-H t...,..,,....,.. IL
Same to same, l6O a in aI30-l5. ... 10
j. W. Dobson to Sumner W. Pearce. 100
IN ~"o1-lo.-.-..-.-.. 10
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Democratic Central Committee.

]. W. STOUT, CHAIRMAN.
AUG. SCHMIDT SECRETARY.
MOhpV BE sure ana see BRONSON X
IlOLf II L HOUCHIN # you want To make
II farm loan. They give privilege of paying at
any interest payment after three years. Is
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Benefit Concert.

Yesterday evening the testimonial
concert to Prof. Sauvlet, gotten up
by Bandmaster Berger, took place
at the Hawaiian Opera House. The
audience was limited in numbers.
The programme opened with a
March by the Hawaiian string
orchestra, and later on they played
two other pieces all being well rend-
cred. A piano Duet by Messrs.
Widemann and Sauvlet, and either
solo by Mr.. Wolf pleased the audi
ence very much. Miss Nolte, Miss
Patch, Mrs. Grey and MIR. Paul
Isenberg gave vocal numbers in so
satisfactory manner as to be en-
cored. The concert unsteady was a
success.
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NAVAL MATTERS.

Orders Concerning the Old Nipsio and
the New San Francisco.
Orders have been issued from
Washington putting the United
States steamer Nipsic, now at the
Mare Island Navy Yard, out of COM
mission. The Nipsic will be at once
dry locked and repairs to the extent
of $4,000 will be put upon her.
The San Francisco is to be put in
commission, and will most probably
be ordered as the flag ship of the
Asiatic squadron.
The following orders concerning
officers now on the Pacific coast have
been issued at the Navy Depart
ment.
Gunner William Halford has been
ordered TO special duty connected
with the preparation OF the San
Francisco for sea service. Lleuten-
ant John Nj. Hawley, Ensigns John
s Purcell. j. X. Seymour, Hilary L.
Jones and William G.. Miller have
been detached from the Nipsic and
granted three months leave of alb
sence.
Past Assistant Surgeon +. ): b,
Cordeiro and Past Assistant En-
gineer Harry Webster have been de.
tached from tbs Nipsic and granted
two months leave. Past Assistant
Pavmaster Corwin has been detach-
ed from the Nipsic and ordered to
settle accounts and granted three
months leave Ensigns Parmenter
and John d. Mcdonald have been
detached from the Nipsic and or
dered to the receiving ship Indepen,
dence.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

U S Flagship Charleston. Remey.
HIJ NJ Tsukuba, Japan:
III b NJ S Nymphe, Turner, from San fran.
u S S Mohican, Shepard, Samoa.
Bktne Mary Winkelman, Nilsson, .. +.
Francisco.
Blk w b Godfrey Dabel, San FRANCISCO.
Blk Faust, Otterbech, New York.
S S Australia. Houdlette, San Francisco.
Brig VIM g Irwin, Mccullough, San Fran.
Bark Wakefield, Howes, New York.
Bark .Girvan, Angus, Liverpool
Bknte s \ Castle, Hubbard, San francisco
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The U. S. Flagship Charleston
will probably sail for San Francisco
on Tuesday. Admiral Brown was
paying farewell calls yesterday
The Charleston will take mail, and
it will be a good chance to answer
correspondence received by the Tea
landia.
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At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. j.
f. Morgan will sell the entire house
hold furniture at the residence of
the Hon. E. Muller, Punahou street.
This furniture is new and elegant in
the extreme, and it will be one of the
most important sales held in long
time
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Exhibition at Mr.. Hutchinson's Studio.
The private exhibition at Mr..
Allen Hutchinson's studio on Nuu
anu avenue yesterday afternoon was
we'll attended and much satisfaction
expressed generally. The likeness
of the late King Lunalilo was pro-
nounced by many old residents to be
excellent, the native visitors joining
with the foreign in congratulating
the artist. Owing to the bad
weather many were prevented from
attending, who wished to be there.
Mr.. Hutchinson has however been
prevailed upon to throw his studio
open this afternoon at the same
hours, from 2 to o'clock and he
cordially invites anybody who feels
Interested to attend.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The barkentine S. N Castle, Captain
Hubbard, arrived on Tuesday, IL days
from San Francisco, with full cargo OF
general merchandise, II horses, 295 hogs,
consigned to Messrs. Castle Cooke. tx
perienced fine weather during the passage.
The steamer Waimanalo arrived yester-
day from Waimanalo, with 1000 bags OF
sugar.
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The prizes for the athletic contests
at Punahou on Monday were kindly
furnished by Hon. S. nj. Damon and
the silver medals were handsomely
engraved by Mr.. Ii. f. Wichman,
the ieWeler.
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DEPARTURES.

TUESDAY, Nov. IS.
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, for Molokai.
Stmr Claudine, Lorenzen, for Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Likelike. Davies for Maui.
Stmr Mikahala, Campbell, for Kauai.
Stmr Waialeale, CLANCY, for kilauea and
Hanalei.
Stmr Iwalani. Weir. for Lahaina and
Hamakua.
Schr Kaukeaouli for Kohala.
Schr Luka for Puma.
Schr Mary for Hanapepe.
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Nrm advertisements.
Administrator S Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
l. duly appointed Administrator of the
estate of Aniu (Ch.) alias Vim You, at
Heeia, Koolaupoko, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons to present their
claims against the estate OF said Aniu Och }
duly authenticated to the undersigned
within six months from date hereof or
they will be forever barred, and all per-
sons indebted to the said deceased are re-
0nested to make Immediate payment in
nv office at the store of Wing On Wo Il
Co. King street, Honolulu, and IN the
store OF deceased at Heela, koolaupoko.
YIN QUON,
Admr. Est of Aniu (Ch.), decd.
Honolulu, Oct. %, 1890. 1347-6t lO4-12t
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Mr. Alfred Fowler and Miss Eva
Neumann will be united in marriage
this evening at s o'clock at st. An
drew's Cathedral, by the Rev. Alex.
Macintosh.
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The Pacific Mail steamer City of
Rio de Janeiro will sail from San
Francisco next Tuesday the 18th for
Hongkong via Honolulu.
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In this issue, on the first and sec
ond pages, will be found Mr.. Justice
McCully's charge to the mixed jury
in the John n. Robinson will case.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per barktne S n
Castle. Nov 1S-J Nj Dat and wife, Mrs A l.
Dat. L X Dat, Mrs c White, T G White,
Miss n Tregloan, Miss Bruins, Il |. Auer-
bach, c Wurth, Buckley, Miss f l. Ellis,
NJ w Done.
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CO-Partnership Notice.

II H. REDWARD AND JAMES
Il. Howell, residents of Honolulu, Oahu,
Hawaiian Islands, have formed co-part-
nership under the name of Redward Il
Howell; place of business, King street,
Honolulu; business of Builders and Con-
tractors. F. H. REDWARD,
JAMES HOWELL.
Honolulu, Nov. Is. 1890. 11S-6t
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

stmr Kaala. Hagland, for Kauai, at
p. m.
Stmr J A Cummins. Nelson, for Wal
manalo at III q. m.
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Meals on the European plan are
to be had at the New Model Lunch
rooms, next door to the Post Office
Try 'em
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The adjourned annual meeting of
the Union Feed Company will be
held at 1870 o'clock this morning.
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Notice of Sale of Goods DiStrained
for Rent.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ after the expiration OF fifteen days
from this date, to wit: on the 18th day of
November, 1890, at 10 O'Clock a. M, l will
sell at public auction, at the salesroom of
Jas. +. Morgan, i'll Honolulu. the goods
and chattels of Shimamura and Mort dis
trained by me for rent, described as fol
lows: Five chairs, table, stool, lot books,
counter, = trunks and contents, clock
cooking utensils, lamp. glass ware, table,
mosquito net, shovel and sundries.
1l5td TAI kEE.