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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-05-06
Mortgages Notice of Intention
TO FOreclOse.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 10 q power Of sale contained
in = certain mortgage deed dated January 18th.
1881 Elsde By Aions of Lshzina, Island of Maui,
TO Philip Milton Of Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
nOx deceased and Of record in the Office of the
Registrar of ConFeyaEcsS IL Liber % on page
10. a. - and 3 and for breach of the condi-
tons II said mortgage deed eOHtzined to suit
the non payment of principal snd interest that
ali and singular the lands, teBements and here
diGsments In said mortgage deed contained and
described Will sitter the time limited by law be
sold al public auction on account of the breach
OF the conditions IS hereinbefOre mentioned
The property in said mortgage described
bsing situate in The AhuP1sa of Puaa which
AIS conveyed By Edward z. Bond and Thomas
W Everett 10 Aiouz On the 9TH day of Septem-
Der. $50 and recorded IN Office of the Registrar
of COnTey4HeeS. in Liber f3 on pages 217, 2l8
AID 2is. containing IN area Of 7-IO acres And
also ali the tract or parcel Of land situated in
said PUsz mai in said Lahaina containing 67-I0J
acre and conveyed 10 Aiona by deed on the
tenth day OF September. 1850 By Edward p.
Bond and Thomas ". Everett. administrator OF
the estate of John Richardson, and recorded in
LibeF 3 on pages 2l9 and -.
Dated HoaOluiu, April I'D, ls9O-
CECIL BROWN.
Executor last win and testament Of Philip
Million, deceased I3aIii
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SUPREME couRr-,.aPRIL TERM,
RrroKE RtcKERroS. J.

TT ~1sE- TN NNlRtV-Ns .
FRrpAr. May 2
Emma NJ. Nakuina VS.. S, X. Kupi-
his. Trover. Cause from another
circuit W. o. Smith for plaintiff.
A. Rosa for defendant. Tried before
s Hawaiian jury who returned yer,
dict for defendant two dissenting.
SATURDAY, May 3.
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DIED.

Oakland. Cal, April 18Th,
Ms. c. +. Biselow. native Of NSSSel-
bono, Maine, and mother Of Mrs. y. kel-
sew. Of Honolulu. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Mitchell.
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PASSENGERS.
AEE-TALE

Prom Mani and Hawaii per stzar Kfnzu-
Aur1 S9-From YoIcano- Mrs H E Oven,
Wzss g SterSinx. Miss Beach. Miss BlschIy.
~ C.rson- + L Behrend, V BEgzeT. G
a DAVIS and zTfe. Mss Il Simpson Mrs J
GMiE. = Unger. G \ Magic. A Fowler.
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Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
Il power OF sale contained in a certain mort
gage deed made by James Dover of Homo
lnla, Island OF Oahu. to Samuel N Castle.
Joseph Atberton, George Castle, William
Bowen, and Edward Tenny, all of said Homo
lulu- doing business under the firm name Of
Castle q Cooke. dated August g. 1889. and re-
corded on pages 422, 423 and 424 OF Book ID
Transfer of Hawaiian Vessels, notice is hereby
given that for condition broken therein. viz
the non-payment of both principle and Interest
when due. the mortgages therein named intend
to foreclose said mortgage, and that after tha
expiration Of the period fixed by la.z At The
time and place hereinafter Designated viz,rat.
the Fish Market Wharf, ON MONDAY. Hev.t s
at u N, the following property will be sold al
public auction, viz:
The Steamer recently built By the said mort.
gagor and called the AKAMAI registered a.
No. "a 81 the Custom House as A l. together
with two boats, two anchors, and all her tackle
apparel and furniture.
CASTLE q COOKE, Mortgages.
The vessel aforesaid is of the tonnage Of % r.
81 feet long. 10 feet wide, having q depth al
hold Of 7-1O feet. She is excellentlv bnfIf ~
superior material, having double sfeam-bent
frame II inches from centres, copper-fastensd
under water line. heavy clamps fastened with
screw-bolts throughout, teak fails, heavy iron
hanging knees under beams, heavy deadwood
and keel, cemented solid aft. This boat has
been pronounced by captains as an excellent
sea-boat, having proved the same while on =
six-weeks' trip 10 Larsen Island, during which
she went through the heavy gales OF February
without the appearance Of strain or leak
For further particulars apply TO
151l3f GEORGE p CASTLE
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HAWAII LAND COMPANY, Id.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
1 that al q meeting of the Subscribers Of the
above name Company held in Honolulu Oahu
Hawaiian islands, on May I'd, 1880, II was voted
10 accept the Charter Of Interpretations granted
By the Hawaiian Government
Notice is further given that the limit of said
Cnarter II nifty years, and the liability Of the
stockholders limited 10 the amount dne and
unpaid on the Shares. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Jas H. Boyd. President
Henry Vjce-Presfdenf
". &. Achf......... seerefarv
Abraham Fernandez. Treasurer
~ n heonokaioIe---.---.--<-. Auditor
T. Manager
And the following were elected as Directors:
William H. Cummings, j. Paaksula, Eaoch
Johnson
W. G. ACHI, Secretary.
Hono'1'n' nay o 1872 lszl-4t
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VITAL STATISTICS.

NortaSry Report for the Month Ending
April. 1890.
The total number of deaths reported for
the month of April. was IS, distributed
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BEFORE RIcKERroS. /,

J. X. Kaunamano VS.. W. A. Kiha
ct al. Ejectment. Tried before a
Hawaiian jury who return a YER
dict for plaintiff
All ether cases on the calendar not
heard. are continued to the July
term.
AT CHAMBERS M'cULLY, J.
In re petition of Chock Kim for a
writ of mandamus. V. V. Ashford
for petitioner, the Attorney General
for the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
respondent
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1ssSsis - tie Eo7olElz >es2-a flA1.2s
Nj = elcgz 1x1ly y ssecs-,e sts-A- - -
- -. -,-,e-5s<ly AZ Honolulu mean Esoc
7. s,.-.ss A-zSr 81 = min $ sex past . o-eeS
~ Eo-ozzlz mean UEs- - SFo--
ne - ~ o. <1Vs= ~ e1rc1o--ssS-S -
- l---ezuseh mean tine Tbs .<SE Is sSFSSci-
~ sc- re he1Szs C EA<-Esrs sG@ 9SSsls-s-
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ArN advertisements.
NOTICE.

nURING MY TEMPORARY
IL absence from the Kingdom, Dr. g. L.
HUTCHINSON will occupy my office.
lSsi-1n j. NJ WHITNEY
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Clo11lness - Per cent IN Tie day tInleI.
RAINFALL FOR MONTH OF APRIL.
C-I- LIONS. ~ CHARGE wEATzE SERVICE
Lo,4lfty and OBJ
server.

Dole st, Punshcu, Gov s9th
eminent Survey, 70 d = in 19
Oahu Colleze, 4 5 Lyons 81 inl
Piikoi and Young street,
c. B. Wilson, Is D. As in Isl
Electric Light Ststlon,
Wstsrv0EEs-....-..-' s.7s in Isl
Halfway House, water
works, = 1906 in 3oS
LZsk2hz- TErerSorks, Isl II 90 in 3SG
MAkih Reservoir. Is a.. 5.S7 I'M as
Nauxna ave-, v. W Hall as in
Bsrstanis Cottage. & Nc
Eibbin : . in
K1neIzz1, Y -R-CzstIe, 1sd 4.S6 in.
III Bsrstzuiz street. J <
EIIdsr.-..--..-- As in
Pszo1- P OPferEelt. Is d eSGin 1Is
Pauoa Bridge Bishop.
I4d.--...-...-..... ga IL 40
LEhze, Kauai. G. y. vii
COZ, for mo- Of March I4-es in
FaikEp1. Mani, I. Ever
sts. for March 80 in
Eszli1, Kauai, J. Ding
for March Al IN
Electric Light Station, sth
for March 2lE III As
kzpi0lzni PARK, C-Bro~n SSs fni
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ON MONDAY, MAY l2th, 1890
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

AT IL OCLOCk NOON,
In front of Kalakaaa Hale. In Honolulu, the
following described property situated in Laha-
ina. Island of Maui:
The Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands
In Equity. X. II. Gibson vs.. Isaac Waihoioahn
aud kaona, his wife. Boundaries OF those GER
tain pieces and parcels OF land situated In Pun
nannui, Lahaina, Maui, described In ROYAL
Patent No. 1877, Kuleana Helu 4SsS.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
Hawaiian Islands, directing me to carry ous
aud execute the terms of decree In equity ~
the case OF II. II. Gibson vs.. Isaac Waihoioahti
and kaona, hts wife, shall offer for sale,
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Meteorological.

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-05-06

Temperature of earth ,zveragea ISIS
Dew point, average for month 65-4l
Indicating moisture s 81 grains per cubic foot.
Dew paint lowest IS. 8 on the 5th.
Dew paint highest f7S-si on the 18th
Relative humidity az midday 6 5 Per cent
Relative humidity 81 night SIS Per cent.
Total rainfall 81 inches.
Maximum rainfall in one day 80 on the 9Th.
FATerzge rainfall for April during the pre-
esiing thirteen years 3-s94 Inches
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GUN CLUB SHOOT,
Owing to the Wind the Scores Were Not
Up to tho Average.

Owing to the Wind the Scores were Not
Up to tho Average.
The Helena Rod and Gun club held the
regular weekly shoot yesterday. The wind
blew hard all afternoon which accounts for
the small scores. The shooting was at
twenty blue rocks and for the first time dur
ing the season Jack Fisk failed to make the
highest score. Gov. Hauser is now a regu-
lar attendant at the shoot. He has not
handled a shot gun in a long time but makes
a good showing considering that he has just
started in to shoot left handed, owing to a
defect in the sight of his right eye. The
following is the official score:
Fisk. !. l, l. l, To- 1. !. 1, OIL, O. 1,
l-l5.
Wheeler-l, 0, 0. 1. o. o. l. l, IL 10000 1,
l, o. -S
Rryan-o, l. o. /, l, ol,Ll.e.l.Ll.1.l.1.l.l.
BARTLETT. Observation-Disclosures To-
l. l, l--l5.
Clarke-o,l, l, 1, l., I.Lool.oo1.el.e,l.
&. Y. O-l0.
Shepherd-o, 0. O. 10. o. l,o,l,9oLo, 0, COL.
Cronin-l, Q. 0, oaoLl,9ool.o. 1. 1, o, 1,
Brooke-l.o l.i.l. ooLLo. IL,
MiilerI. IL. o. o o. O. I. 0. o. 1. l. Q. 1. 1. /. O.
l, O-M.
Boos-o, l, 0, 90. I,o.l.Lo,o o. I. l,LoLo
l. la
Barbour-l. l. o. 0. o, l. I. o. o, l. l. l, l..
Harrity-I. l, o. I'LL l.o.L.i. 1, I. ILL o.
l.. lii.
Kenn stl-o, Q. IL, l,o.p, o. l, O. oLo.o0ol.
90. IL
HAuser-l, Lei, LoeaL q LleLe
!, ], OIL.
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At the Congregational church the pastor,
Rev. F. D. Kelsey, will preach both morn
ing and evening on the themes, 1.-The First
Councir' and The Troubled Sea-" Bible
classes and Sunday school at 2:3O p. m.
Young peoples meeting at 7:15p NJ. Even
branch Sunday school will be held in the
German Methodist church on Hoback
street at 8 p. m.
At st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church
the pastor, Rev. A. d. Raleigh, u. D., will
preach on Ascension Day thoughts. At p.
auspices of the w. c. +. u, to be addressed
by Col. Woodford, of Chicago. All are in
vited.
Regular services to-day in Christian
church as usual. Morning subject, "Grat-
itude." Evening subject, Draw Nigh
Unto God" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting at p. m. All are
Grand street Methodist church. Preach
ing at II q. m. by the pastor. Sunday
oclook Kew. b. l. Price VIII ilis1 preaeh ~ in
Baptist church, the two congregations
worshipping together both hours.
Rev. Dodd, Chaplain U. s. army, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Sunday school at $50 p. m. There will be
no evening service.
Scandinavian Lutheran service tonight
at 1880 O'Clock at the the German Lutheran
church. corner Of Ninth and Rodney streets
Rev, N; Roe ,presides. Theme: 1.-The
Prodigal Son." All Scandinavians in.
vited to attend.
Rev. J. M. Geigel will hold German Lu-
theran service Sunday at II q. m. All are
cordially invited.
The usual Sunday services will be held at
at the Catholic cathedral
st. Peters Episcopal, corner Warren and
Grand streets, Rev. +. L. Webb, rector
Sunday after Ascension, early celebration
of holy communion at 7:45 a. m. Young
mems bible class under direction Of r. A,
Harlow at 10 O'Clock. Morning prayer and
iitany with sermon at IL. At this service
the Knights Templar of Helena Command
cry will be present in body. Sunda '
school at 2:3o p. m. Evening prayer and
address at 8 o'clock. Strangers cordially
invited. Ushers will be in attendance at
all services.
Scandinavian services will be held in the
Grandon block, corner of Warren and Sixth
avenue, at 1o'clock; also at 1880 in the
evening, by j. F. Fredenckson.
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Garden City Gossip.

Garden City Gossip.
Mr.. F. P. Sharp, Of the pension depart
ment at Washington. is in the city.
On Tuesday marriage license was grant
to Frank ]. Stack and Susan Mckinney,
both of Corvallis.
made happy on Tuesday BY the arrival of
his wife and sister from Wisconsin.
Tom Bogart. who has been superintend-
ing the business of the NJ. M. Co. in French
town, returned to town yesterday.
Surveyor General Geo. o. Eaton, Ex-
Sheriff Hathaway, of Yellowston Park, and
Mr.. Hubbard, of the surveyor general Office,
are in the city.
A new arrival in town is Mr.. James Bow
den. Of London. England, friend of Mr..
John Cornish. Mr.. Bowden intends resid-
ing permanently in Missoula.
On Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock the
funeral of NJ. j. McCutcheon, who died at
St. Patrick hospital, took place and was
conducted with Masonic honors.
Mr.. +. W. Jones, of Oakland. California,
has taken the position of manager of the
shoe department in the NJ. NJ. Co. He will
soon be followed by his wife and family.
The performance Of the Fisk University
singers on Thursday was we'll attended.
The fine program was thoroughly appre-
ciated and all who attended were fully salts
fed.
The new firm, the Montana Commercial
company. will proceed at once in the cree
| ton of handsome three-story brick build
ing on the site where the old Worden 4 Co.
| store now stands.
Little Phila Rankin on Wednesday even
ing entertained n number of her young
friends, the occasion being her eighth birth
day. The little people present were Pearl
Hanson, Mamie Osborne. Gertie and James
Wagner. Jessie Osborne, Miriam and Fanny
Hathaway, Horace and Ruth Wordeu, Gil
bert and Paul Rinchard. Sallie Kenneth,
Hilda Higgins, Hugh and Chas. Sloane.
An impromptu dancing party was given
at Grass valley last Saturday night at eye
Hall. The Missoula Amphion orchestra a.
tended. The party from Missoula were
MIR. and Mrs. L. b. Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Nj. Keith, Misses West, heckvith,
Billmeyer. Sanborn. McKeen. Rosenbsum
Title koseubaum. Wosdeu, Hatheway
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Jr., Harry Walker, Joe Davis, Crutcher,
Horace Kane, John r. Clayberg, Langley,
J. U. Sanders, s. s. Huntley, Winsiow,
Judge 7. G. Bach, Lee Word, Castle, w. L.
Velle, Robt. Luke, DR.. Lesser.
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z. T. Mcleod, Moser, H. q. Brayton, w.
T. Brayton, Campbell, Thompson, Phelan,
II. G. Keith, Frank Keith, Little and Nase.
Il. kohn returned on Wednesday from a
visit to Butte.
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Boulder.

Boulder.
Butte.
Mr.. J. T. Walsh, of Penn Placer, was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. G. w. Dodge and family have taken
up their residence in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Wickham, Of the
valley, were in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. ketchum and family.
Of Helena, are occupying a cottage at the
Springs.
Miss Addie Mccoy arrived from Chicago
last week, and is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Edward Grady. of Boulder.
Mrs. r. A. BiRelow will start next week
east, for the benefit of her health.
Mr.. J. A. Mayer. division superintendent
of the Great Northern, accompanied by his
family, came over from Great Falls Friday
for few days recreation at the Boulder
hot springs.
The maple sugar festival given on Friday
evening at Tompkins hall by the ladies of
the Baptist church was largely attended,
and resulted successfully both in q social
and financial sense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kennedy gave de-
lightful informal party at their residence
on Tuesday evening last. assisted by Miss
Anna Sunderland. Dominoe-whist, the
latest fashionable card game, occupied the
evening. Refreshments were served, and q
number of guitar and har1nonica concerts
were rendered by Messrs. Riedel, Simpkins
and Wuest.
j. %. Smith and family are now residents
in Jefferson.
P. Luddy left for his ranch near Cascade
to look after his crOp6.
Mr.. Allen, of this place, has rented the
Ed Culver ranch, ono mile west.
b. Brown, of Amazon, shipped one car of
ore to the United States Sampling works at
Helena on the 14th.
The Chapman mine, one mile north of
town, is being developed and getting down
to pay rock. Mr.. Chapman has been pros
peoting on this mine over year.
Dillon.
L. Kaufman, of Butte, is in the city.
", ". g. Gallagher has returned from the
George L. Wright visited Pocatello Sat-
urday.
Max Hammerslaught has recovered from
his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maslin. of Butte, visited
Dillon friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey jackson, of Bis
marck. are visiting Dillon friends.
"Sephthah and His Daughter will be
repeated by the Choral club some time in
the near future.
G. M. Freed, of st. Louis, who has been
visiting his brother, M. M. Freed, of this
city, has departed for Tacoma.
Twelve recruits were sworn into Co. E,
Montana National guards, last evening.
The company will be reoreanized. A gym
nasium will probably be fitted up for the
company's use.
The Dillon Lawn Tennis association met
at the library rooms last evening and organ
lied. The following officers were elected:
W. E. Mills, president; G. Davis, first vice
president; Miss Davidson, second vice-pres-
ident; Miss Susan Douglass, secretary;
Frank Cliel, treasurer.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Blankets nicely washed by E. Underling at lOi1
Eighth avenue.
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Judge Flesher's court has te,n removed from
the Sanford block to CORNER Sixth avenue and
Main street, in the Horsky block, The judge is
consular business will receive prompt attention
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Commencing Monday. May 19, the Union Pa
cifc will make rate, frst-class to st. Louis
$49.75; and second-class to St. Louis. $3.50
A. f. VEAZIE, Passenger Agent
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CAMPING IN YELLOWSTONE PARK
" Those who expect to visit the Park this -
son would do we'll to correspond With the undstI
signed. who takes camping parties. epends tveayj
ding visits all points that stages do and nan}
more. Plenty Of time given 1t every point 70 -
and enjoy everything, and chsrges NO moss th.5
viii leaye CinnahAr A6oot Ju1s MIC ~
PARTICULAR to y. M.WYtA
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WANTED-SWEDE DINING ROOM GIRL.
w out OF town; nurse girl. and general house
girls. Capital Employment Office, 2l2 Lawrence
street.
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FOR RENT1TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms in desirable location. Is North Ben
ton avenue.
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DOR RENT-TWO LARGE NICELY FUR
South Ewing street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ girl work with some dressmaker. Address
1901 Park avenue.
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~ competent dressmaker who will go out by
the day can be supplied at the Capital Employ
ment Office, 212 Lawrence street.
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Thesladies of the Presbyterian church
contemplate giving sale this week which
will be strictly confined to the commodity
known as bags. Bags of all shapes, sizes,
colors, styles, prices and degree of beauty,
bags of silk, of cotton, of wool, of linen. of
lace, of paper. bags for boots or opera
glasses, for dust cloth or jewelry, for soiled
linen or perfumed kerohief-in word, bags
for any one of the hundred different pur-
poses of use or ornament or both, which
the ingenious housewife of to-day covers
with bag, have been made by deft fingers,
and will be offered for sale at the home of
Mrs. Potts on Ewing street.
future, we need not fear to say with Patrick
Henry, ''Let it come" for We shall certain
ly be prepared. Another feminine battalion
is in training. this time under the supervi.
sion of Mrs. Lamberton. The soldiers are
very youthful, but for weapons they viii
bear what has conquered all great conquer
ors, grace and beauty. We refer to thu
doll Drill" which our tiny mothers with
their bisque babies are to give this week a,
Encore hall to entertain their friends.
The Bostonians have found Helena tru,
to the reputation of the west for hospitalit,
as they have been handsomely entertained
the past week by a number of our citizens
Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Langley at the Broad
water, and Mrs. Child at her home in tn
Orc Elmo Terrace. as we'll as several others
Among the gentlemen invited were: X.
Harlow, Geo. Hill, Geo. Child, j. V. Jerome
Walter Bradshaw. MIR. Thornburgh, San
Ksnustt, Duncan Hunter, Griffin. BEN King
g. z. Atkinson, Witherbee, Walter s. Kelley
Ed. Knight, Jr., WIN. Buskett. WIN. Wallaos
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FOR SALE.

@N~NNDSeAeseA~orseSe
FOR sALEmLOT BLOCK a. Northern Pa-
cifc addition. house on it, suitable TOT ware
house. track can be run to the door. II. T. Reed
er 721 Broadway.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY AS
saleslady in fruit or confectionery store. Ad-
dress NJ. T., Independent Office.
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WANTED-NO. SHIRT-IRONER, HAND
" work. Fnst-class wages to tlrst-class party
None Others need apply. Address California laun-
dry, MissOula, Mont.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Advertisements under this head three times
FREE.
SITUATION WANTED--AR RELIABLE DRESS
~ maker open for engagements. Address No
merly 6lS Broadway
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER
to single gentleman or widower Address g.,
Independent office.
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LNOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM AND EX-
cellent home cooking. IS South Rodney.
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SITUATION .WANTED-BY A GIRL To DO
~ some light homework for board and small
wages. Address L. A., this vffice.
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Jared of Flirting.

"No more flirting for me, boys" re-
marked IA drummer to some of his ac-
quaintanccs. ~ used to GO without smok-
ing when l was dying for u cigar, just SO 1
could go i'm the ladies' car. But I'm cured.
On my last run into Lincoln / met a nice
young lady. She was agreeable, and OF
course ] made myself as nearly SO as pos
sible. Had a pleasant half hour with her
before we eached the station, and of
course when we got off there I asked her
il there were any parcels l could carry for
her. She smiled bewitclingly and SAID I
might help her il l would he SO kind. Then
she pointed to the seat right behind where
we were sitting, and theirs. were three
babies, assorted sizes, asleep. She aid
they were hers. Well, i was i'm for il, SO 1
picked up the biggest ones, one on each
arm, while she took the kid. We marched
out and found N carriage. and L put her i'm
and was about to- say good day when she
smiled again SO bewitchingly and asked
me to get i'm. l couldn't refuse, you know,
SD l went along. We drove out tn
somewhere near the capitol and
stopped before n nice house. A man came
running out, lifted out the babies, kissed
them. lifted ont the young woman, kissed
her two or three times and told the driver
lie could GO. Would you believe il, she
was SO spoony on that husband of hers
she never said goodbye to me nor looked
i'm my direction at all; nor that amt the
worst of it. 1 had to pay the carriage hire
myself and lost half "a days time in the
bargain. That woman cured me of fiirt-
ing as long as j hve."