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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-08

ly happy when In her company. But
felt some little uneasiness because of
Rev. Arthur Jones and the white cat
l had watched the reverend gentleman
carefully. He was bright, happy-faced
young cleric, and his behavior left no
sort of doubt in my mind that he loved
Dorothy. And his high spirits seemed
proof to me, either that he had won the
lady or fully expected to do SO. Scarce
ly a night passed without my dreaming
of him or the cat. In one of my dreams
1 saw an ancient Sybil warning me with
outstretched finger to beware of the
white cat, and as gazed, fascinated, at
the animal. the form of its countenance
was changed, and 1 saw the curate's
face, wreathed in triumphant smile.
Time sped rapidly away. 1 went
with Dorothy to picnics and garden
parties; took her for drives, walks and
rides; 1 boated with her. played tennis
with her and listened to her singing.
regained my health and lived in an Ely
SUM. I determined that my vacation
should not close without question and
an answer = mine the question. Dor
othy's the answer. l loved her; did she
love me?
suffer from an embarrassing defect
of constitution can talk to the be-
wigged solemnites on the bench with
out quickening of pulse, but with ladies,
If ever / wish to go beyond mere society
talk, became nervous and confused
and stammer painfully. Although 1
had made up my mind to ask Dorothy
my question. day after day slipped by.
and it was still unasked- The last day
of my visit came was to leave by the
train. 1t ten o'clock 1 passed the day
with Dorothy. but said no word TO her
OF what was on my heart Dinner
time came. and still said nothing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-08

Tan man who tries to take things rs they
come-the baseball catcher.-Wa shingtoe
Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05
How Horse Tastes.

Physically, it may be- distinguished from
beef or mutton by it's appearance. It is
coarser in the grain than beef. In this re-
spect it resembles bull beef n1ore than any
other. It is darker IN color and looks more
moist than beef It has a peculiar smell
and peculiar sweetness Of taste. It's fla
vor Is generally considered to % half way
between the hapors Of bnaf and game; it is
something Ike the flavor OF hare.
One reasgn why hore fesh Is as q rule
darker in color than beef Is tt.Gs horses
which are polezxe1, or which hive died
from injury, disease OF oh eTz, are not
properly bled and aEczzsd by She sl.ngh-
terer It is, however, by It's fze sssat horse
flesh Ii most easily distinguished The fat
of horse flesh is net generally mi-sd with
the lean. It is yellow in cofor. It looks
more moist than the fat OF beef It soon
melts and sooH becomes rancid. Conse-
quently, unlsss rapid sale is efectsd or
the fat removed, an advanced price must
be charged in order to secure tina butcher
from loss on ursold meat.
Lastly, hoBaaesh can b distinguished
from beef by It's chemical characteristics,
and it Is iathfs way sEtst IL may b recog-
nized when mixed with o$faec subsances
Who can tel, except the chemist, what are
the component parts of q sazBagA polony
or saveloy? Or who can te0 by taste what
these pnzts are, We do not judge fry taste;
we Judge by flavor, and in the making Of
favor-to use Sam Weiler's phr2se-''it' s
the seasoning az does it. Nineteenth
Century
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05
The Bieness of Little Men.

Did yoa ever notice is. The airs and
consequence of person are usually in in
verse ratio to his real Importance. The
presidant of q railroad, oE of the United
States, does not always have time for what
freR6iersmen disresPetfslly call Jugs
and ''frills," but If you would contemplate
real grandeur lock out for the captain Of
a target company or the marshal OF a
division on ST. Patrick day. One Of the
most fmportant msn that / know il q
small reporter for a small pspar, a man
who Is always bastling, yet never doing
much. lie habituaiiy wears his eyebrows
high and his eyelids dropping. his whole
expression declaring that it would be a
great relief if the world would cease to ex-
pec+ such prodigiss Of genfas, industry and
enterprise from him
Whenever be has occasion to write that
Mamie Smith oetebrsted her Sta birthday
ON the previous evening and thes her mother
gave her a doll and child1cu's party, he
first seats himself, hiags out bis elbows as
if he wanted a larSer Office for his brain.
dahs lis brow with q handkerchief, en-
tracts a pound of letters and papers from
his pockets, runs through them with an
air as If he were an International arbitra-
tor and each scrap were q letter from a
king, then solemnly pens four lines about
Mamie Smith. This function performed
he Lays his copy on the city editors desk
with a weary yet eondescending cir, as who
should say, at has cost me years Of toll,
yet for friendships sake give it to you, "
and after exchanging few remarks in a
loud voice goes forth to record the attrac-
tons of mission fair and concert.-Brook-
lYn Eagle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05
ServzntHs Tins.

When Pope decided that he could not
afford to dine with the Duke of .Mmtagu
because each dinner involved disburse-
ment Of five guineas to the servants of the
Montagu house, the duke sent with his
subsequent invitation to the poet an order
for the amount in question. Thus the diff
ficulty attending walls" or tips was over
come in this instance. To avoid paying
them was impossible, and indeed q writer
in The World-famous for is contribu-
tons from Lord Observation-Disclosures that a
certain noble lord, by connivance with his
servants, really compelled his guests to
defray the cost of the entertainments az
forded theml
At length, however, it was decided to
put stop to this system Of extortlon, and
at meeting Of gentlemen in Scotland in
the year 1880 it was resolved that in visit
ing one another they would give no money
to servants nor allow their own domestics
to take any money from their guests. A
few days later the honorable company Of
Scots hunters, at their nesting held in
Edinburgh, came to a similar determine
ton, although one noble lord vigorously
opposed the proposition and threatened TO
knock down the first servant who refused
to accept q gratuity. Tbs servants them
selves naturally looked upon the move
ment with disfavor; and in 1894 certain
gentlemen who had resisted the payment
of walls were attacked in RSuelagh Gar
dens by an angry mob of footmen.-
Cham ers' journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

American manufacturers hare been In
the habit Of ferasrding 20 Columbia such
goods as they Thought ths Col1nbians
would buy, and hare then bean Surprised
to find they made eosaaea, Aazy Of these
goods werc ahsolr4z;y decd stock, fcT the
simple Fe&soa that tie psoals had no
idea Of how 10 use thssn or corld not
apply them. What - tae Use, for eE-
ample, Of shipalag a reaper to farmers
that grow DO Ekestp SoIe Of The goods
sent cut could ros DC sold, bscS1se in q
country of casos and pack mules they
could not be carried For instance, the
standard Anezic@a white cotton Il woven
tvReRtF-se<ea racaeS wide.
This canoo. Be ssA a. Columbia, because
with puck mules tie ooxER, or PACK, must
not Be mere than t-sz1y-ssEo inches long
as otherwise Il vi gan ths hipskad shoul.
ders q the g-1izz-k American cotton can
"a rrneA Oh 4 &C Ezuls- With tne bolts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

Thesfgbt awakened her. Snerue1eaner
eyes With one little hand Then she esxled
her adorable srni1e The heautifsf eyes
were clear sHaserene- fscewss Joyous.
She pushed back her glorious hair and
raised herself a little from the pillow.
Then she held ont the other hand. 1t was
tightly closed, as Il over something Of great
value Slowly she. extended the fingers
that the directors migat see what she held
The Httle pink palm WIS empty. But she
saw sonsthing there.
'Ikave ITfAshe whispered triun phantly.
The director patted her-haad kindly.
You are dreanringp
Eegave cursory glance at thcgrating as
he passed. He tonched the bans at the
window,
"Nothing wrong here,n said this wise
and experienced Hsah. The girl has slept
fer SRort Stories by
Alice BaIlar54szsedanald from the French
of J. Il. Resnn Sevue de Paris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05


"I-I hate TO make you any extra
trouble" he said to the chief clerk at the
postofice yesterday.
''WeIl?"
"Well, wrote TO my girl two days
ago and have received no answer. I'm
swfully careless and perhaps neglected
10 stamp it."
eyes. Very important letter.
Every. In fact popped the question. :"
"Tn look among the dead letters"
A search was made, but nothing was
found of the letter.
at must have reached her" said the
clerk as he returned.
''Then l don't understand it."
''rn sure / can't. Have you read the
list of marriage licenses for yesterday
"N-uo!" gulpsd the young man. III
get paper
In ten minutes he was back. his eyes
hanging out and his face like chalk, and
in hoarse whisper he said:
That's the reason
"Whaty'
married to another fellow last night!7
''Humph!'
Thanks for your trouble. When I
am dead you" -
He broke away, overcome with emo
ton, but as he was seen deyourlng
banana two hours later with great rel
ish it is suspected that he Etin lives
pa.-rit P-ea p-aes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05
WI(llit zsagle
HELPS BY THs WAY,

As the days pass swiftly onward,
One by one,
Leaving an you hoped and planned 70.
SIN undone;
Asyou see the shadows gather
Thick before your hurrying feet,
And the way seems very lonesome,
And the path grows very steep
Courage, friend, be not disheartsned,
Lend hand!
AND the fa1ter4ng brother near you
Help TO stand
Just little heavier, maybe
Than your own
Is the load which he Is bearing
AL alone.
Yes the days are passing swiftly,
But we may
Find ray Of light to cheer u
On our way.
AS we journey up the hillside,
ohadoWs CONS, bat need not stay,
II we look for CLEANS Of sunshine
When the cloud has passed away.
All, friends, life is not so dreary
After all
lis the way we do our duties
Makes them small.
Grand and glorious could the humblest
Life work be,
If We only tried TO do il
Worthily.
Use your time, butdo not waste #;
Moments fly,
You win find q time for resting
By and by.
While SO many heartSare breaking,
While so many homesRr sad,
Happy we should be, IL only
We can make one poor heart glad.
Hartford TimaG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05
rHE LAST DITCH.
She Had - Dollar Back and Wouldn't
Take Water.

She Had - Dollar Back and wouldn't
Take Water.
In q Jefferson avenue stairway, d.
rectly backNof a fruit stand, man and
a WOMAN sat on a step yesterday. he
had several bananas and oranges on his
knees, and policeman who halted TO
mop his heated brow was led to remark:
"Wen, old Imam, you seem to be having
good time"
YUM" was the reply'as he buried his
nose In another orange.
''Are you his wife?' was asked of the
woman.
yes"
and you don't like fruit?'''
Eyes, do"
'Then what kind of game is he play
mgr
1--WE are in on, the excursion she ex-
planned. He got mad and gotsmad.
He says I've got to eat dirt I've
said won't and / won't. Hethinks he'll
bring me to time"
':SassP' growled the husband as he
gnawed close to the rind.
"I1l never give in!"
more sassr'
81 don't carei 1 figured on this and
came fixed for it,"
And she slipped off her shoe, took a
Canadian quarter out of ii, and beckon-
ing to the fruit man she said:
Oranges, bananas, peanuts, tafy and
lemonade! Well see who bosses this
job before get through! Got whole
dollar back Of this, and If that isn't
enough I'll pawn my parasol for morep'
And as the officer walked on the hus-
band was ripping the venee-ing off his
third banana, and the wife had bitten the
broadside ont of nickel plated orange,
Detroit Free Press.
c. II. Sheriff., of Yale college and the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

lashed vertically bussneh pack Is very
apt to sss disarzaaged, and the cargero, or
mulstRer, charges nore.6oxthe tzouble he
is put ia. Nssnraliy the merchants In the
interior Of the eoaRtry pDrchsse English
or German cotton, woSens0 forty fOur and
folding 70 t-eaty-swe inej1sS--Alfred
Baleh in Century.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

The best. quickest and most direct line
from Wichita 70 ~ LoDis and al priDci-
pal eastern. southeastern ard northern
cities.
The Frisco lire runs two daily express
trains from Wichita 20 ST. Louis u4tbo1,
change. equipped with Pullman palace
sleepsrs and free reclining chair cars No
other line does IT. Close connections IN St
Louis union depot with solid veEt4buls sT-
press trains. without change. 70 Chicago.
louisville. Cincinnati. Cleveland. Plsts~
burg PhllSdeI pAla. Sew CrE and Boston
The popularity II this lie belag ul.l-
vsrsally ack1ou 80 Eed y al coEl p-titors.
al passenger trains q Otbsr railway lines
entering Wichita from the aorth. south
and wet arrive Ia tine % connect with
the Frisco lie fRss press tFaA2s - Tia
east
II you caruot Tursh as through tickets
reading siN rssoo l-ue from your staring
pclDt. y wlli pay go % Durclaa-ss 20 " .ea-
ia IN order 70 secure tie Advantages azsd
comforts q this ire
Per further Information regarding rEtsf.
time. coE1scr sons and through r-zcrvs' Co
q zl-Nplug car Gccoulrncs1a.scTls cal lpl8
CT address " D. - arucck- t.ckgs agent
- Aor1h Nan street. orDouzlAs EVsaGs
uu+01 CsEc- u. " s3EAET.
Gen Pa. Agsat.
est = LoUis, Ac
blank cE-aTTETs a11 a. Alssd & isSzi
blz1Es fCE xzle -
Tx WIc1TTA EAGLE,
- "A .rEslta kzEszr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05
A Promise.

Gentlemen" said the condemned
man. "I can promise you one thing. l
viii never touch another d1Up"-Phila-
dslyhia Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05
Stolen Sweets.

Cobwigger-Your son doesn't smoke
as much as he used to.
Brown-No, not since I.told him I
would allow him to smeke.-Epoch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

ore o. TIE f-est eTlSeuce~ e ths sz1pz~-i-
orry Il IsnJerial sid ally RI Soar b tlLa;
iatrrl1T brsnds are rsp-essfstssi JUS -
gooc- ILey are Eot L'oE - deer I'd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

Poet-H it is too long, sir, can boil
it down.
Editor-Never mind. You get some
other editor to publish it and viii rCast
it.-Boston Courier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

Deeds. mortgage etc. fSebraska form
for Oklahoma for sale 1T Tins Office
dress the " ichltA EAGLE, v lchlts. Kan q
Ls- II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

c.. II. Sheriff., of Yale college and the
New York Athletic club. makes the ninth
American amateur who has run 100 yards
in ten seconds. He accomplished it 1T the
recent games Of the Berkeley Athletic club.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

blank ci.AEtkrs AID a. k1ssd & lzsz
hanks foz z-le -
THE WICurTA Eagle,
6-1tt NseEstz. kAzs2.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

esGsrlnz from tha Elects - y0uEbfl srTora. -aSiY
aeeny vastizz wssH nsss. i0st rasnhco4. ga. III
send . gaiaatls treatise fssaAssl eouisiaius TAX
particulars for kozas csrs. p REE - ehAfEs. a
szIszAis azs1ieaI v0rk skgalf bs fsA1 - sSsrY
E.xn who - Usrvous Aaa dssliltHssa- Aa4rs-Ay
Prof. II. c. FOWLER, Meodns, Conn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-05

The girl became very quiet and Circun-
spect She BEGAN TO manifest interest IN
objects about her. She WIS strangely OBJ
servant, and occupied herself for hours in
examining the scHnty appointments Of her
csR. Ones the kaaPer fS1Gaed be saw her
fumbling with ths bdrs sf her grated win
dow. He went N a1dfezamiHed the place.
he found nothing wrong. She watched
him with steaIthy eJes. When he turned
she spolsto him pleasantly. She was al
weys gay with him now. The brave man
nsver desecssd false nose in the clear,
crystal tones of her l2uz1esE-his ear, Ike
his eve, rnaGs no fine distinctions. After
this episode, however, she wss more pru-
dent and gave no cause for suspicion. She
Vas thouShttIL-ohi very thoughtful st
,;;rnes-ureOcc7pied but patient, good TEN
7ered aa5 ofe3ieRt. Seen she began 10
ak nationally, and answered all questions
Nth sense and judgment. One day, in
he late fan, the keeper summoned the
doctor.
II monsieur the doctor would call and
see No. 81, who seems quite recovered "
Monsieur the Doctor catSea. But mon
sienr the dooeor vSRs, assiv happened, an old
and skiufuI practitioner. who fn- many
years had St1aiei every kcrrn Of insanity
lnder the Hs-f1t ef hisovn insarests. Mon
sia1lr the 6a1c+or had 10 iz1seEssel 81 Tidainz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16
DEPARTURES.

MONDAY. sept :
s.-- Pz.s. S-y.hs- to- L2hzias and Al
Saa- ! ; C--|-ls, Nelson, for koo-
S.a- 1-1z1-=i. 1Ic5-e-or. 5or AIo-ok4i.
Bk-ts " Z llEolG- T ? DreT- Tor San
So Na..a-a- 51- Hawaii
TUEsRAE, Sept. 6.
>--- E-lz-l.z-z. Campbell, for hzusi-
s--- L5Es-5ze, Davies. Tor Maui
>--- LsA-z- L-z-se- Tor NCC and E1zzs-
S-h- Ezu-z--a .l- Wai-s2.
ScL- E-lv 4 Cousins. Cousins -o- c4-
S---Jz Makes. lL2cauiey, 10Y Kapza-
S-r-- Nzz-l- lane Tor W2IzDzs- " sl2lCz
Is Nsrz.c 5o- san Francisco.
WEDNESDAY, sept 10
SIN Fz--z-o1. B9nifeld- 5o- san Fran
ESQ
SIR Sarzh and Ella for kOo-zE.
S--r Wzlz-s4-e. Ch4ley- tor hl1Ce2
and Ez-zlsi-
B Harvester. Lewis. 5o- San Fr1ncisco-
TzCES1AE. sept Il
Bk Col-m5.s. Goodman Tor R0-I Blake
~.
Bk Na-i.iE. SEzus0l-. for PO-- Townsend
o & q : : Oceanic for China
Schr Mary for Hawaii
FEDAY. sept p
Bkrts : y Castle Hubbard Tor san
Francisco
b MzsrAr- Fsust tor PorE Townsend
Scur e z Bishop. lie ClSi-e- fo- circuit
q Oahu
SIM VIC Hall. Slmersoa. to- Hawaii
SAT-EnAr. Sept. IS.
S-u- Ivziaui. Weir. Tor Lzhzinz and
Eznsk1a-
Scnr ! ! Cumnlns. Nelson. ior
Wsi-calzlo.
Schr LOi Wzhi-e for Pazuil0-
Schr Allen ! Schzse- for Eu-ez2-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16
+" HAUL IN"
A Festive Band Boy Creates n Scene
in Nuuanu Nalley-A Brilliant Dis
play of White Nightgowns.
tees.

A Festive Band Boy Creates n Scene
in Nuuanu VaIley-A Brilliant Dis
play of White Nightgowns.
About 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning Mr.. W. II. Stone, secretary
of the Mechanics Union, was walk
ing along Nuuanu street above the
second bridge, when he was accosted
by band boy the worse for liquor.
They both looked at each other. and
the band boy said "Who are you?"
Mr.. Stone also said "Who are you?"
The band boy was evidently not sat-
isfed with Stones answer so shout
ed out. Haul in" at the same time
brandishing an empty pint bottle in
the air. Instead of Stone upsetting
the band boy and bringing him to
his senses as he should have done,
he ran up the valley road as fast as
his legs would carry him, the band
boy following. and still calling out
Haul in" Near School street MIR.
Stone was brought to bay at the
point OF pistol, by what looked like
Peppers ghost. 1t however turned
out to be Mr.. Henry Waterhouse in
nice clean, white pajama suit, his
washing having come home only
few hours before. 1t is needless to
describe the tableau when Mr..
Warehouse recognized Mr.. Stone
and Mr.. Stone recognized Mr..
Waterhouse. The cries of "haul in"
just aroused the whole neighbor-
hood. Seven husbands and
widower (names withheld for the
present) were soon collected on the
corner of School and Nuuanu streets.
looking very festive in their night
gowns while the seven wives stood
at their respective doors dressed
-, urging their dearies to be
sure and shoot the thief. One wife
wouldn't let her hubby go further
than the front door, as she was
afraid if he did, the thief might
come in the back way
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16
Sporting News.

Alabaster has established a new
four year old trotting stallion rec.
ord, placing it at 2:15. The record
wss made at independence, Iowa.
Roy Wilkes, the PAGER. made a new
record of 2:OSI.
Potomac won the Futurity stakes
worth s7O,OOO at Sheepshead Bay,
\. Y, on the Both ult. The distance
was Z of a mile, and the time
ia Is.
Salvador ran a mile against time
at Monmouth Park on the 18th ult.,
and got over the distance in 1851,
establishing a new record which
will stand for many a day. This is
81 seconds better than Raveloe's
1881, and Al better than Ten
Broeck's 1895, which stood for ten
years.
Sullivan has gone on the stage as
star in Duncan Harrison's "Hon-
est Hearts and Willing Hands"
Tenney ran q mile against time
at Brighton Beach on the 18th ult.
but only made 1:4O4.
Isaac Murphy the famous COL
ored jockey has been suspended
for drunkenness.
Harry VI. Johnson the Splinter
died in San Francisco on the 23d
ult. His record for 100 yards was
9 As seconds.
Axtell, the phenomenal trotting
stallion. record PIP, has been re-
tired from the turf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16
SUPREME COURT OF THE

~ Hawaiian lslands.-At Chambers. In the
matter of the Authorization to IDA HILDER
married woman to contract as II sole
on reading and filing the application OF Ida
Htlder, wife of Frank Hilder. asking for an
order OF this Court empowering her to make
ana execute contracts under seal in her own
name during the absence of the said Frank
Hiider, her husband from the Hawaiian King
dom, and authorizing her to sell and convey
property, real. personal and mixed and also her
estate right, title and interest in those premises
known as the Booth Estate situate in Pauoa
Oahu, free from all right, claim or demand OF
her said husband, and that she be empowered
TO execute all papers assurances and NECESSARY
conVeyances for carrying such sale or sales into
effect and for other and further relief
II Is hereby ordered that FRIDAY, the Cd of
January, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. N. of said day ar
the Court Room OF said Court at Aliiolani Hale
In Honolulu be, and the same is hereby an
pointed the time for hearing and determinine
upon this application, and that publication 81
this order be made for three consecutive weeks
In the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.
Dated Honolulu September S. 1890.
L. MCCULLY,
lst Associate Justice of the Supreme Conrt
llSS9-3t1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16
CuPREME COURT OF TIL

~ Hawaiian Islands. In Probate. In the
matter Of the Estate of A. BOLSTER of Homo
lulu, Oahu, deceased, intestate.-Before Chief
Justice JUMP.
On reading and fling the petition of Caroline
Bolster Of Honolulu. praying for the removal Of
L. I. Valentine, Administrator OF said Estate
and praying for the appointment OF IS. e. Peirce
in his stead as Administrator OF the said estate,
and that Letters of Administration issue to
said $. E. Peirce.
1t is ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the LIST
day of October, A. d. 1890, be and hereby Is
appointed for hearing said petition before the
said Justice, in the court room Of this court, al
Honolulu, al which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and show cause, IL any
they have, why said Petition should not be
granted, and that this order be published in the
English language for three successive weeks in
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l., September 10TH A.
d. 1890.
a. +. JUDD.
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest:
1Si0-st j. II. REST. Deputy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-16
SUPREME COURT OLE THE

~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate. In fine
matter OF the Estate CT PARKER NORTON
MAkEE, deceased Order apnoin fine I'm ~
Probate Of Will and directing publication Of
notice of the same. VI
document, purporting TO be the last Will and
testament OF Parker Norton Makee. deceased
having on the 18th day of August, A ID. 1890. beer
presented to said Probate Court, and q petition
Ior the PROBATE thereof, and for the Issuance of
letters documentary to Joseph o. Carter and II
u. Tenney, having been filed by said Joseph o.
Carter. H W
1t IS hereby ordered. that FRIDAY, the 10th
day september, AID. 1890. at 10 O'clock A M Of
said day, at the Court room of said Cont at
Ahlolanl Hale, IN Honolulu be, and the same is.
hereby appointed the time for proving said Will
and nearing said application, when and where
any person interested may appear and contest
me said VIII, and the granting of Letters
By the Court:
100, ALFRED ". CARTER.
I0Oo-'' Second Deputy Clerk.