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Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
Information for Settlers.


Congress BY The act os Aag 81.
1890, has repealed the ard lzid aci
OF Oct. 2. lsSs, and All land entg5ss
saAde By settlers sifee The date -oi
the act Of Oct ., ISSS, are made
valid, except as to reservoir s,.es
selected.
The act If Aug. 80, isga. limits
the amonnt OF land subject % entry
by any persoa nnder alt the vartcus
Land laws 10 $50 acres.
Any legal sab divisional pari nr
tho whole Of said $50 atres ear be
entered Rnder the Desert Land I-9N.
or IN such amounts as Is prrSer bed
By the Homestead. Pre- egnption and
Timber Culture E1sySs csn be catered
as shall not exceed in the aggregate
SEQ aerea-
The Timber Cultsre Law has not
been repealed; bui il Is likely 10 be
repealed during The next session oi
congress which conyeaes IN Hcccm-
Der. 2
Settlers living on United States
land pflor 10 Aug. 50, 1890. and who
bare made reasonable Improvements
thereon viii be entitled TO euter said
land and in addition thereto 320 aerss
more when desired, under the Aci OF
aug. 80, 1890.
The HsssaI exception obtains a. 10
the Presumption Law, !. e. the entry
man nnnst Eot hp the owner Of S2o
acres Of land.
Public iHnds can naMZ be safely
entered under any Of lbe foregoing
laws and settlers can be 1tzsar.ststty
sure Of receiving patent wben they
comply with those laws in good
faith.
All applications for ibe entry of
land, Il complete, will he acted upon
the same day they are received, Of.
ice business permitting; and all cor
respondeHce relating ihersto viii
receive ProRPt and courteous afien-
tea,
Settlers and sill other persons are
requested 10 remit al monevs to the
Rccssver after Dec. lsi, 1890 and
only currency, postal orders, express
orders postal notes aud certified
eheckE viii be received.
Letters iron this office TO settlers
calling for additional papers should
receise their prompt Attention in
order that their lands may proceed
to patent rapidly.
No unnecessary requirements will
be asked for By This oiaee.
Very Respectable,
SAMUEL Z. 4cERKx,
Register
QuHBr VANCE,.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year.

The Yslussss al sle Weekly begin " ish
the 6sSs Number fer JssEs-s lof eAeh rear.
Whsn no tirrH ls measia Tsss1. snhsesspgioas
WI ossia via the Number carreat a: the
tige q reeeipi Of order
Bound Yesanes II Harp~f's Weekly foS
thFss resrs hack. ia nesi ela;h hsHdssIg. Wiil
% Eeuf BY insil, postage psEi, Or by e4-
pres, tree Of expease gprs%idsl TIE frsisht
so-s naS ezeeed oae dsitar psr vVtuEsEel /, for
s. 90 per yoaarns
ClosA Cases ssr e4eh zYolans. saisasls for
sf5flsfs1s Vii - Estt b 1aAsl, pfsss-ftsia, on
Eeeesps af Sle0 sseh-
fssEEIsisAaCes Should be made by Pos.ofses
No2sy Os5e=, CT Draft. 10 avoid chance u
loss
Newsq&perS srs net to cspy THIS siver-
issef5sai wisaaGt the express order q
Hz-p-r & Bse,he-x.
AdaEes
HARPER { BROS Nzx Yes.fAA.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
HARpERiSS S PERIODICALS.
Year:

The Volumes 81 lie BrzAr bscin. with the
frst NusnteF FER January II each wear.
" iseu no ii1ne i Eertione5. xubsesip.ioas
will bsgis wiki The Number curreni al fisse
gf rec ipt = s-,i~F
BaI5n6 Yelnmes Of Hsrp-r's Bazsr for
three Fess 1scE. Ia rcst esa.sia .ysftss 5g. viii
ts teH.f ~ naii, pof;nEe psid. Or by *
laress. Zee ~ cypress Pf,ssi37d the freight
daes hol exceed ere 5gsis. per Ttlunlel. Tor
SCI psr volume
= t1iu-h 6Ases Tor each yolgfse. suitable slr
hinsiag. vii he k.ni hx-s ssasl. ss,s.-ss.;;.ts,
oh reoe5pS of 81 0q each.
nsnaasrcss sAeil5 he rasae BIZ P,s.-
Otles 1lezsey 1f2eg Or Draft, 10 ssasd
ekenee ~ tsss.
Newspapers are Bes b capy ths sdger.
sisefneai without lhe express order Ss
Hasper's & BrG.hers
Aadt7.ss HARPER,& BROTHERS.
New lux
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
soelee for Publication.
LAND oTEIcE AT Las CxrcES n. MI
Tkas.hr. TE Vcon

LAND oTEIcK AT Las CKrcES n.
October Is, 1890.
= Notice is hereby eiEen that the following
named settler has Eied nAKice sf his intAn-
iicn 10 make fnal proof IL support IF kis
Claim. Sna that said proof will be made be-
toreth Register and Reservoir at La Cru
ees, n, NJ on November -. 1880. viz :
Cass. y. Bruton. Of Hilton, n. NJ. who
maie til. sHtry No. 16zg, Kor the NWI.
Sec. 4, Tp. 1sS. otRf2E.
tie nAuses the following witnesses 70
prcre his continuous residence upon. and
euisiystian of said laad. VIZ Silas Chat,
aeid George Babars, j. G. McNair, FFanEfs
u. FEatures ah Of Hilton, n -
SAAeEL P. McCaEA.
q Register.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06

'Tresb-i4ge. Nsah BrosS., Chszles pidlsy
" ETNsT. All ,aazy Ncs-kanAa srite-s are
n csrtfto4is if'Eg this a ming car One
cargo; put tie sFiris e =. Nisha..as int. q
Pros;setls, hst the putissscfs are glad 10
se1i : tss9 SgnaG-seassst Of the featsres
r. ssa5ai =esss sEr E--e sf;nple ctpy 10 tie
sasress Il s-r iAszsoa saszsis.i4fsis this
is.iee. The magazine es.s s. "a sear.
Atsress fhe. CsuiarY Ga-s3 Las. t7th S.,
NeS 1sTN -
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
The Dawson Ranch Tor Sale.

-. w. DAWSON advertises hls ato
ranch for sale ai barSmin. lila sitsutesi !
short distance south 81 MesIlIa, and noe
6easss about 100 acres Of toe cIoirsat la,sd in
tho Valley, nndera profitable state III I'M
proxemeni, with sSeeileat water pFfvIlH7sss9 /.
tine vineyardsof different rarissies cfgrar.es'
ElagniAeiens orchards Of various Kinda al
fFuif trees ard heids Of alfalfa. great
portion ofshe land i fenced aud cantsins
honsee, Wells Of water and alI improves
tsents that could b desired. Time given ID
suit the purchaser Ard bess 81 resscns gi4s-
ft,F kalline-
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
Toledo Weekly Blade.
1890.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

TIE mest pgrulqr wserly Sewspap5r IN
TIE Cpitoi states, the }aysess circulais5s.
and TIE onls st-tc,ly Weetly NextpAvsF
i-as ever saeeeedsd ia ebt.;niax asd ~ d.
s5g, y9sr sitter year, a eirctlssiaa ia eyerv
cisie sad Tsrritcry land neatly every soun-
y q ibe z Uhi'sa S'>ges. An Tie ness.
Setter departments A.! sss.ss. srss elsss e..
sad tagracs-Te reaaisg thsa in
any otasE aeiIaF pAtlsr pablishsi.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
z Announcements.

Mex EsrFy to epaHnsnee 6fsi 'of the ysAr,
wFssteL epeciasly Ger tie BLADE BY Oliver
optac. AeEey Maker Serves 4 series
q spscisi arllc.ss on " SIDE Issues written
ieF he BLAuR BLADE Cbiaa TIA Se,s
std Dinner rsss slxea 10 cub rAlss-s. Ssad
fos snerimes eepy of the WEEKLY
BLADE sud TesG car Interesting announce
tasnis iof the eonsigs year.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
HarpHs BazaF.

ftssreEs BszAr q 4 71aFnsI fSF ths home.
Giving The iatess iuf9rsnzisoa wish' regard 70
The FHshioss. rs raTnerells asus.rati.,os.
tsshi.u plates. asd paftern-steet sapp5e-
rseisis are Indispensable silks in tie hanaa
drsss-Eakef sd the peoscs<iossi yaessis.s
No sxpesse 10 SFssrud n fraking ia 81.
iracfiyensss d tise Aighest order. lis cscver
fhnrt siariss. paFler glays. ard thonshtfal
essays safety al tastes. Aaa - las. Fs.e i
fsssous = tudssf 4 Vii sr.d haFnor. In
ss weekly issees everything /. iLela3s,a
Which q ot interest - scuasn. During 1921
Agnes B. OTutstse visl wriie a -sr;4s of
articles on a Tie Hosse -f,eygsfss-s=t.5iis =
] Eiias fissFsezs Hill frsat If S4altsry Iiv-
tag. sud E7a tEsersztiig suceession nF 3 st,s.-s
oTi - Nev9zn IL Art src Eist8r7.z = Faresily
ssslStisssratss. wilt ape farHlsAsa Is Theodore
ClIild- The seTisi s.a=s~s viii te hy Wa!sas
beSsai sad Tsaus4 Hardy.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
snecinana.

a sFFf=e4-sEH COOS wi3 giYe ynu & better
l5es n tbs WEEKLY GLADE than any
.ieseElEilaa we can gige III sa advertisement.
we therefore iEHss sTery 10 write Us for =
specimen, which Ss VII eheerfully msii
yoa tFee se3 - The ssu1e time please mail
: list ef fsnies ef ysu- friends aaa
Ee'sh6eSs, sad Ss sil, sls5 mai thsn
spec.asHs-
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06

speeusn Copy seat on raseip: q ise-
celt s.aHp.
Sls=.--a- Asla,,es-. s-vs e7s saH.
fsezz.TEaTTess snouiI y ,sfie bY Peso z .e
Nbney Order Or DRAFT, % svy.4 Chance oi
lsss.N
NeHspapersare not q 1py sLn aArer-
taeElzzsat -E-.4A-.sat tie empress o-3sr og
Hayes * YzarHEKs.
Aof-s4s rs t1sz- f.2LlI-.Iz ~
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
TERss. Postage Prepaid ss Per Year.


Yalluss VII. Y aa4 ar.l xi u FIerper'.
Young People bogf3 ia cloth Nil b S.ai
Us uaa!l. p,~.ass pad. Al sss5e.pt u $3.50
eaeh. The otheg volumes are ot4. of psiz..
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
Confidential to Agents .

AnYbc5y eza ez-aTen Dollars very
9n'ekiy BY rsisifg cisSs fef tia 81. ADg.
we Are aaw psy. the 'highes, snoaE. for
slGhs esss +-ssEE-rei 81 snv nsesraner. We
Esat ageEss every aaare. wyiie u fer coz
h1satlAi Gersaa - assa.s- Atll=ess.=----
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
U. s. Land OHee,
Las Cruces. y. u.
Oct % 1899. 500
6SITEp STATES LAND OFF1cE.
Las Cruces, y, a.,
November 20. 1890
QuEBY VANCE,
Receiver.

To whom II may concern.
In all alleged entries. OF Public
Land made at the Las Cruces
land Office wherein the original or
final receipt has not been issued
and wherein the settler claims
that be has paid a ecrtsin sum Of
money thereon, afsidayits must b.
submitted to the Register and
Receiver Of the Las Cruces lsnd
office crBfpodying the following
facts. tn-xitt Il
lst.- The class of entry, date
when made, and description Of
the land embraced therein.
:2sfiti. The sum of money paid
thereon, and whether paid by
currency, draft, check, express
order, post Office order or postal
note, and when paid By draft or
check the the draft or check sif5tiTT44
be embodied ia tho affidavit, and
the original draft or check be At
taehe'l as IN exhibit to the afii-
davTt " hcneYcr il IS impossible
to produce the original draft or,
check, certified copy hfy the
cashier of the hank viii be sIiii
cient: whenever e-tsf.f..inal draft
or check or = certified copy there
of cannot be had the fact HAass
such cannot be produced must bc
set forth.
99rd. Stale TO whom the money
was paid, whether direct to the
then acting Receiver, naming him
officially, or to the then acting
Register, naming him officially.
+th. In al entries Hlltt=sfe .ts.a44 /
has been paid to the then acting /
Register and by him paid over TO
the then acting Receiver, a supple
mental affidavit of the then acting
Register, stating that said sum Of
money was hy him paid over TO
the then acting Receiver, naming
him officially, must also be sub
mitted.
Upon the receipt ef such afii-
from cntrylncn their cases
will he examined and mhcncxe=
inc facts warrant the entries will
be put to record and receipts will
be issued to the entEymen.
SAMUEL 7. McCREA.
Register
QuISBY VANCE,
u
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
THE S4ADE,

Fsisae, 0,i7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

..i,o.ine snnouunsnaats Of Memo
-. snsagements ire nasde Asbasn.
" w. stetson: Bangor. john L.
a...s, Of Lynn, Mass Biddefosi. Rev.
sou.l,srd: Bruns sick, Gen. Luther
S-....on Of Togus; Carbon, Rev.
Dss,on Of Hositsn; Rsir-
-. ID, G. NJ. Twi,sbeIl; Frye
,s,a. Prof. L. c. Bssemsn "f .sea''esas;
-, Rev. A. G Hill Of Dover; Harri-
:, sr.Departmsns Comm.nd~r =. N.
n,s, Lewiston G:nsrai G. T. Aasiocks
:. p.,t.and; Lissrroore Fails. Rev @ X.
s.Ir,s, Ct Augusta; Moason. Rev. J. e.
-. ssrsay, sx Department Con-
A.,u n. Burbank Of Ssco; North
r1,,essld. s V G. ~ c. wad' forth Of
c.4,as,. Oskland. Maj. j. II. II. Hs.i,s
:, rsonaaof Phillips, Rev Newman
w.,,.se,, Elackport, DR. + NJ Essieth Of
T,t,ot,a,o R.a8olph, Howard ossn Of
,.,,.,. asetiard, Rev. G. 8. camm.nz';
mod. 10. l. d Carver of koekiand;
rton..,sn. H. VI. Lord Of k'ckland;
a., Col. 7. G. Libby Of vinalhAven;
wIa,s,ap. s. l.. Miller of waido'oro'
v,,.,saysn. Rev $ L. HAnseom Of
eoe;bbay.
n, rharls, Hamlin Of Bangor at Cas-
a... Hon. Clarence Hale Of Portland, at
Lac, Hon. ". II. Looney Of Portland.
:. s.os.,b; Mr. s s Knight of Deering.
:, cbs.srv..le Rev. u. T.. Colburn of
g,,s,, a; Oh Tosn; Rev. A. q. Peck at
rseryasd j. o Bradbury Of Hartisnd,
Il North Arson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

HE private dancing party in Union Hall
mtFenins was very pleasant affair.
ICE hsu VAS handsomely decorated with
's' ou7trs AID lspsnese screens. Flag
Pa'ss'e' we're over the doors, bunting and
as' dFsped the sides of the hall. and the
Na'srp'eee. one Of the prettiest features o
~s decorations. was of Japanese handi-
'o's rullen'. orchestra of Ave pieces
's'a'h' music There were between
N'Ns sFd forty couples present Re-
'e'ouSnis consisting of ices and cake were
Rrved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

.! reason Of generou, arrangements
-A'e Tor veterans a,ten ling the G. A. r
'Aaoha! Encampment in Boston next Au-
s-"' the expenses are suited to the purse
1aloss any old soldier who may wish to
.eaa. Meals may be obtained from %
-'a'' up, while quarters will be free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
Lincoln County

The following are the real estate trans-
fers in Lincoln county for the week end
ing April I, 1890.
RoorrpAr-Nsncy J. Kelley to Eliza Giles
land, $50 II, A.. c..,x.
Coombs land and buildings, 81 etc
RsrwEN-WillisuC {. tiieason's heirs to Franz
W Westou, land ard bull dines. SEQ, VIM, =
Glea.on's sinor heirs TO Frank w weston, hAne
pRtsprS John W. white ct ais. to James T
white. land o. -, . ,,- "
Nnwc,srtE Daniel Hopkins TO George W
bsrt Il frskiu. land eco. Freeman III. Wood
bridge to Mary +. Cunningham, land ESQ EDWIN
Elv.;s heir. TO Inhabitants of Newcastle, isno
ti3e ,,. . MAJ. I
Coombs, land SO - . r,.. n
Ey,rIeth land d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

:, '''oofrow Wednesday, at 10 A. NJ,
'-''e viii be an adjourned meeting Of the
r.''hioners of St Marks, for the election
''ens and vestrymen. 1t will be
WV u the Sunday school roam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

children ard delicate women should not
n. '..oed TO take the vile compounds which
d,..saaly given for constipation. piles. in
s,u0a. etc. HAMBuRo EIGs are like
hea fruit, and are the best laxative
D,,.c 20 cents. Dose. one Fig. Mack
~ o-' n. Y. apsosodfolrD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
Big Feights for March.
Augusta Driving Park Association.

At the annual meeting Of the Augusta
Driving Park Association yesterday after
noon the following officers were elected :
Directors II. G. Staples, II. Cony. A. +.
Gerald. c. W. Jones, x. W. Black; Secre-
tsry, C. W. Jones; Treasurer, X. W.
Black; President. II. G. Staples: Vice
President, l.. J. Croker. The circuit
races will be held at the Park, July Ath.
Large purses will be ofere d and it 10 con
fidently believed that some speedy horses
will uot. Among other attractions will
probably be a race between Jack Spratt
and Glenarm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

OF health aud strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the use OF syrup OF
ris.. a. it acts in harmony with nature 70
etectuslly cleanse the system when 'siuo We
ar bilious. For ale in SOC and si'oo
bottles BY all leading druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

Po.xoafs Complexion Powder 10 smvef'
sslly known and evary where esteemed q
the only Powder that will improve the com,
pl,xion, eradicate tan, freckiss, ana III
- s;....s. aprldlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

hiGov. selden Conner presided Sstur-
NE afternoon at 4 meetiog Of the committee
'O'eh has charge of the arrangements for
Ne fsuvien Of the army of the Potomac in
t''uaad In July. General John Marshal
a'osn General Connor and Major d. b.
"eAe' were appointed to designate the
'H'ens necessary sub committees. Another
1seHns viii be held next week, and IL 10
-''esasd to d, everything possible to make
NC reunion notable and agreeable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

The directors of the electric railroad ard
Contractors Shaw ard Ferguson went over
,,e route again yesterday. The rails have
Moo, ordered and are on the way here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

The best Of anodynes, this preuar.,lao ,.,-
IDLY soothes irritation, strenxthens M. al,
cate organs Of speech. and restores The VOTE.
70 US tone and power. No singer or public
speaker should be without it, Lydia Thonu-
S,n' the famous actress, eertlnes: Aver,
theTry PeesorAI has been Of very great ser-
wee 70 me. 1t improves and Strengthen.
the voice. and Is always effective Tor he
cure Of colds and coughs"
L pom several occasions I have suffered
from colds, causing hoarseness and entire
loss Of voice 10 my profession Of an s,le.
toheer any affection Of the voice or throat
serious matter, but At each attack. /
nave oeen relieved by q few doses Of Aver,
tS'srsy Pectorai- THIS remedy, with ordl-
nary care, has worked such a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
GILMORE

and his Wonderful Rand OF 81 Musicians. The
iine.t In the worlh Is Ret owned iDstrume ntRl
soioists assisted BY by Ida Klein. soprano from
the metropolitan Ope'a House. n. Y; Henri
Roche. u dashing Young German tenor, Ed
ward -. Wahoaey, the great Irish American
basso. Only appearance in Maine. Entire change
OF programme at each concert.
sS-Fvening Tickets Reserved, sc. and o. 20.
Admission, soc. Matinee, reserved. SOC. and 75e.
35c.
For tickets. Illustrated programme and circulars
giving all particulars, address. Ira stock bridge.
$40 Congress street Half fare on NJ {. r. r. TO
all holding Gilmore tickets 20 the performances.
Tickets should be ordered at once with money
enclosed spr7dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
K.ho newer works I'D OF

Kabo never works up or
down or breaks. If it does
in a year. you shall have your
money back. and we mean IT.
The steels may break
the best Of steels have their
limits of strength. But kabo
has no breaking-limit 1t
doesn't break at all.
And the Kabo corset is
perfect in form.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you.
NE AzDasW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
REAL ESTATE.


The following are the transfers OF real
estate in Franklin couaty, for the week
ending April !, 1890
Trurtr.-we.ley T. Wilder to Frank L.
wilder farm $500 49, .
IursrKK,IIIE -Abbte Trafton TO susan T..
Rowe Interest in land val. con. susan y Rowe TO
Ahhir Traftun interest in land and buildings Val
rop la tus Webster to Rose fomeroy, land
and building. Q 1000; Robt Packard Of Pennington
to l.. d Hatch. land tt75: Edwin D. Hatch TO
cha. v. Wheeler, 1 land and build ngs 500, I'd
win g. Hatch TO Edward A. Hall. land And
buidings 900. . a..
Ntw VIsEyAt D-Wm. " Farrand ct al. to
=. : Marsh. land and bulldogs slo0; Fred o.
smith 10 Fred A. Voter. land tl5o. Hattie NJ and
Hrnrieita HARDY by guardian TO Fred A. and H.
H. Voter and and buildings $500
R,,eELsY-,Iss NJ Csrnr, to Geo " Kemp
ton. land aiV ~, Joseph j and Nancy A. Nile TO
Geo NJ kemp,on. land and buildings 500
ruIIrIrs Francis II Wheeler 10 Chas
Plsi-tea land and buildings tltuo,
F.HMtSatoS.-Chas u. watson TO Benz. y
Watson one half land aud buildings, 500 Nancy
NJ. watson to Benz. \. watson, one half land and
buiiiinfs t1to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08

The same old "QUAKER RANCE :"
that every body praises is ready to meet YOU
again this season at less figures than any of
the so-cslled frst class ranges. 1t is head
and shoulders over all Of them We can
give you hundreds Of addresses to write to
and fnd out for yourselves that it bakes
better and uses less fuel than other ranges
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-31
The WORLD OVER.

1t is stated that the freshman
class at Harvard numbers about
400; Yale about 250.
Cuba is said to he in a state of
anarchy, the government powerless
and crime rampant.
On the Riviera this season the
heat has been greater than at any
time for the past twenty years.
The project of importing kanga-
roos into this country is entertained
by wealthy sportsmen in the West.
Harry Bee, who crossed the plains
in 1880 and acted as a scout for
General Fremont, is still alive.
1t is said there are only two red
slate quarries in the United States
one in Vermont and the other in
Virginia.
There are $50 authorized guides
in the Alps, 1874 of them having
taken regular course of instruction
and received diplomas.
Railroad connections between New
York and Chicago are expected to
make the distance in eighteen hours
one quarter faster than the pre-
| sent time.
Consul Birch, just home to the
United States from Japan, says that
cholera has carried off 10000 sub
| jects of the Mikado during the re
cent ravages. The epidemic is un-
abated.
A search for the oldest clergyman
in England shows that Rev. John
Elliot, Vicar of Randwick, will be
100 in three months. He preached
up to the age of 50.
Boston is again agitated by a
scheme for an elevated railroad.
Everybody wants it to run in streets
from one to three blocks away from
the one he lives in.
Story, the sculptor, has been
chosen to design the statue OF
George Washington which will be
presented 10 France in return fol
the gift of the Bartholdi statue.
A law recently passed in Denmark
provides that all drunken persons
shall be taken home in carriages al
the expense of the landlord who solo
them the last glass.
The shortage in the bean crop il
bringing in foreign stocks. The
steamer California landed 1900
bags in New York the first week il
October, the largest single shipmen
ever made.
A Mohammedan young woman
has just closed her medical studio
in Odessa with brilliant examina
ton. She is the first Mohammedal
woman who has received an M. ID. :
diploma.
, Cedarcroft, the beautiful home O
Bayard Taylor at Kennel Square
, Pa. has passed into the hands G
, DR.. Lewis, prominent physician
! well known throughout that part G
the State.
1t is stated that fair in Madiso
. Square Garden in aid of the Graz
Memorial in New York City is no
contemplated, and that it is propos
ed to make it as imposing as the s;
nitary fairs held during the war.
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C0partnership N0tIee,

THE undersigned have ibis day
iormr'l . nonarlnerhlp for llle
nnirr tho name NJ lhn California Fppl
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NOTICE.

EROM and after this date we will moi
II be responsible for any freight after
same has been delivered at any station.
Parties to whom freight is consigned
must be at the station TO receive their
freight.
No freight Will be received for ship
ment between the hours of 8 80 and o
O'Clock II. IN and between $50 and 2
O'Clock p IN.
Trains will not be detained for ship
ment of freight without special arrange
ment,
~ No freight will be received after
this date unless charges are prepaid
OAilu RAILWAY a LAND co.,
~. q, Ashley, superintendent,
Honolulu, Oct, $, 1870, GA II
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NOTICE.

mr.. J. NJ. WHITNEY is happy to
~ annuunce to his patrons and
friends in lionolulu and elsewhere, that
hencefOrth lie will be assisted in his
dental rooms by D. A E NICHOLS. grad
liate of the st. Louis Dental College,
and for several years IA successful prSc-
toner i'm Pasadena. California Office
hours as before from S:30 A. NJ. to 4 80
Pm. G9I I'm
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NOTICE.

From and after this date we
will not be responsible for any
freight after same has been
landed. Parties to whom
freight is consigned must be at
the landing to receive their
freight
WILDER'S S. S. Co.
Honolulu, Sept. 6, 1890. $50 If
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DAVID DAYTON

WIN ppollon IN ihe l0wer 0nris ~ tho
hlnRlom As attorney attend IA pullnnl-
my IN all 10 branches, routing NJ houses
anll any nlhur huFlnpss entrusted % him,
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