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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
COURT. SECOND
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.

l. First Circuit Of the Hawaiian IslAnGS--ln
Probate. In the uxrgcr % the ESgSss 81 A. L.
SMITH, late Of HoHoiuiu, Oahu, deceased, in
CeSra-e.
u rszGiuc ard ding the Petition and &C
courts Of +. Z. Dillingham;. Administrator ofthe
estate Of said a. L Smith, deceased. wherein be
asks 70 be allowed SIS so -, aud charges him
self with 81. 5SQ -. and asks that the same may
De examined and approved. srd thai anal
order nay be made 0, distribution Of the pro
pSrty remaining in his hands 20 the persons
thereto suritls3. SuG Giscks-Elrs him Srt his
sursties frNJa al further responsibility - SCeh
Administrative.
Il i osteSrG Jh1s TRIDAT. the sth DAY Of
April. 1884. A. ten C'clock A. NJ, 81 Chan Ssr>.
II the CO1rI HoUss, ~ Honolulu. Osou- be sud
the sane hereby = appointed a. the LiEls ard
pIxce for hearing said petition xrC Scco1nt>,
and that all persons interested may then and
rhs-s sppsA- ard show Cause, II any they have,
wiz the sane sh0CiG uOs BE granted. ard may
present. evidence - 70 Eho are entitled 20 the
said property.
Dated a. HoroIzI1, ;his 2SIh tsy OF seb=z1-y,
1884.
By the Court:
f5&g-Sz HENRY SMITH. CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Aortgagee's Notice Of Intention
to FOreelOse and Of Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyFN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ tEat b. virt1s q poHer Of ale s-.r'..I-'e1
tE certain n1orrzzze- dated the Sffb ds7 ~ So
tezl5er. 4 u is7s. made By JOHN *. Hap -
F-E1o- Island d N0igEal ~ D. Pine s,-s-fr..
u EzElelIls II Pezse q Honol1Ig isI-rf -
CaEz rsco'cec 20 the 1f1ce - Fegfstfsr n Co.
TeTa- ~. n Ll1sr g. f0l.os re- and ~ ard -.
va zs-lZ1ed % = z. Dole n aid H0oo-rf,, -
aid d. p Tine ard EmEe.l1s r. Peace 81 -
= znE-er.r cztec ne i5-h DAY q lamar 4 IL
hi and rsrD-ls1 IN ne 0fcs Il ffe ~ 49,
FlF il Liaer - folio -. The szfd : h No.
siZEss - aa-1 Bort sEee. intends 10 fe.rs-.,-..
ssld na0rreaze fof bffa11 q rse errfifIs,-. h.
stl1 zlS-ZfZe colfzilst.- 10 Hirs fEergr rsgr-l-f
q aDtE re principal and lftefest ghen dge
acE.cs is alf1 -srs8F given thar Ell ard ~ 5r.-
tA= lsE-sr feler-e1fs zIC sf.Itzr1effs IA 80
10 ,zazs elft2i1ec s1c cesCflbel glIl - soir IL
c1h-lc &-et411- A. he a1cfiol foqsss n gsfsss y
ME- - gseeu street. ln sa.d H0rgIrIg -.
NDEDfG 4 tle ira cay u Naseh b i-cf -
2 s'cisec Eoon q ssl1 6aI.
lAe grDD@rtg 70 sai1 r-sftzszs ls flss ls.e-l5-
Il w
4 piees q lsrc Lnosh a. he Ahsc4ss ~ pgg,os
faf LS,1D sit-ats1 ~ tts szi1 tlsr1 II Noig.sl
Az selEz tEe sarle cSsrlises fhst we're 1870
= lac "a cf1sE- - lzaG f,s .lfssf ~ ss. "a
f5a1a- slf IA; we're ceglssl ~ flesaas ~, -
l-ss y tie sa-1 Ice sclaaE1. ~ BE- .zsf iii.
1Ass1 rs5iera'f Z, lss1. s1c z1aslrrfc ~ er9hsfe
iz a. C-sellL Gear - ne za1 g-c.flaI Cfrerff
sl-i-az - a ID1rf = Pfg5ats "a fLe l1fl 1sy ~
S-.g- RI
sB. DOLE
AssiTEse - Ncrf1ggee-
,Lersas czs1, Des1s e. sEDssse q Dsfeaz~er
~ f-rfler 5t,Ile. A. sgyly -
J. n. HGessFEsT
Arf1rleg fSf Essl zEee II N1-.vsgee
H1=1.l-1. Ess. y. i>5f fEy-fs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Administrators Notice.
HE UNDERSIGNED HAy-

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
l. IN h@@u duly appointed xcrizistrA-orS Of
the estate C jos sPH CONES. Irs az Hocolu-
H. t-ceasstt- notice = hsrs5T given 20 all cred
ilsrs o. the DECEASED Go pre-s1I their claims and
Win the proper vU1cn-r- DO any sEi-g % the IN
arsi l1et- WIE1fr ssZ mouths fruu1 ra GAZE here
CT &C Lns7 xii 5s FOREVER 8sI-ret= an. 4 p=rsoc-
inGests,. % sai- tscsL>e1. are requested 70 make
immediate paFu-uE 20 TIE Ercersi-ueG II ~
ctfes- No sls NerrhI.- Street E1uoIu-u
CEAS- 7 GCLICE
At-i15.Crlr-r q Tie E.tAre q Joseph CONS
<sceazss-
HsuCI1I1 March L. r>14 r-r--iz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

The Peopd= e tE5= We azzrF lz.=i=-
% taFInE CEEE-=rizl-- Cczz1
BzE1=.fF ard ID Let want z1F cG-ssr-' r
saF< Jgtr ' BlzE1p- f Plcrlzns.
lIE-- IaizaCA That Il rlzG5-
T-=F Ee-F u g. os =-perIcr 81 any
gsn=c tsr e,1Ii=- and ~ 4 grET= y
azlt Gre FIR er1G1- and VIZ =-gGli1
EEeF EcG IaEl<z ElC1 1zgI--< Il -
c,znl Ecshis=.= fur sac y a. c=s1Issrz.E
BE1s.E- SNrE 4 Ca Azz1Es =
4 I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Administrators Notice.
BEEN APPOINTED

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL Atnini-Crlcar ot the z.raIe O. ELLA
TJWN-E " D 1sc'sts-st- lI5E q HLl1. 4 I The
s1t 9r4ileIt le-sbF usCf1ss III crestl-0rs gf The
.Iit Z a T1Nlis-uc 20 PrszeuE Iletr claims 30
nm - Lt1z.ilGlI1I- MEIi- Z / Ei1afn s5x
NINTH. C tie GIEs hsrEGf- - they VIII De for
ever barred Al 1h1ze f1lshGst. % IN .ait -
liLs WI. pta.-. make Inues.lI-z 2aT1=l-E q. u
Ilrsr-T EuIsfi-
u.NET = Tow N-1NU
Atnf1l.--LE5r a tie Esza-z q
Z e TGWu.euE
L4nllalt ana mi q L MIr-h l. l.sEi
rr4I-fW
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

An tx Klz-,:.I- >vzns-.u- 5-r >l1 Frl1-
ei,sci1 a. I,sCC-
Am 5kr y Castle, z-lca-t i.r Sil1
Francisco az 1-GE-
sum P.e. Petersen t1- .--.sie All M
zIVeil
SIM Clll,.I1s- C.l-1scgr, 6lr il AZ A. : ?
II
SIR Len Il n e. FIR EaI11IlI E1ii Pa
"a lfI-1 a. ? IL
>zu- II-11ze ia f1s.s. Ei.ci---,t- nIr y AZ
ME 44G % l-ii--Ii- az 4 : IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

men Of the rank and die IL the English
army can gain-Snd which Generals
are proud 20 wesr-s bit OF paltry
copper that Is regarded as worth rs
much as or more thsn the blue ribbon
Of the Garter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Administrators Notice.
rHE rNDER,IGNED Hay

THE CNDERSIGN Ed HAy-
llE been DIZZY Appointed t,4E--Hi---lt--r o.
the s~-t1s = q p ERL.- y SPENCER L1-e OF
Eals-.-- decreased. notice l. lzr-5g zETsc % al
--=ft.- % tie -=cEt-v1l 90 present. her claims
L13 VITA III -rIs-=r vouchers 10 A. Yet o "a
autss~l-1-c wrs4tg * 1IJur-s from The ttte
hs-ecF ar .laF E-l. D. s-reser barred Q aud eli
D,.rJH. Il I=r-rt 80 sIIt -ssat-ssi are r=Is--z,-
o. lllt= II lgs.HI-e 1aF-aE 60 rbs Ilt-rzi = 81
A. the cir % Lhls- 7 tIllIca "a III Ner-
chant street EJa1lIlT-
ANNE Z SPENCER
Amin I.--lE-iE with the VIII au1sE=. % TIE
s.1tEE o. Clll.- V Spencer. dzcz;I.ec-
u1ugiIlT- March l. I-p4- LEW
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
EIPLNG LATEST.
" tommy Atkins, Drogs Into
Verse About "Bobs.7

Verse A1g1G bo1S.
The best known general in the Eng
Iish army i Lori WoIseIey; but the
general that hiss done the hardest
lighting and that the soldiers love and
trust i Lord Roberts In the De-
eeuber number Of the Pail lIsIl Ms
saziue there l. : portrait OF this
veteran and accompanying IL Is one
OF RGdy2rd kipIiug's spirited ballads
entitled .-Bo1s." which : the uet
u4ue Of the general
Thsrs-s little rs,i-t1eei man
Which = BOD
Rides the t&IIsst fgrse : eaU-
Our Bo6s-
II IL bucks Or kicks or rsArs.
Z can st for twenty years,
With . smile rDuui both II ears
Can't y=r- Boos2
TE=u rers-s 20 Bob Bahadur-
Little B06s, Bo6s, BO6s,
rs our pCkA h4Ui2hzisr-
FIgtaF Bobs, B0ds- B06s.
e the C0od q AEgy ChsI,
e. the Uz1 that done U.~eIL
AZ well follow i'm 70 ell
WO1's ~ Bobs7
Il liuber'= slipped > lr1ee-
Oak OF B06s-
IL ; marker. lost = BLaee.
Dress By Bobs,
For 's's eyes Ill Up = e0GE-
Az bCEi= II u throat
An yoC viii not play the goat
Under B0bs-
Els little down ca drink
Chaplain B0Ls-
But Il keeps - OGg-r CfIuE-
Don't IL, Bobst
80 " viii not con plain
Tho T='s EAEEr On the brain
II Z l=aitz - =Er4IEn aEzfE-
BlCe light B15s-
II yoC -tGod IN On Z. cad
F2lE=r B0ds-
FgC G0CLt -5lLL 4 quart q Lzaf
Outer B5ds-
rs been ~ 10 thirty -ys.Irs,
Al a1zAzsI17 =oEV=1eers
n the wtE % =-IEs an =pear=-
AIn'Ey=r Bo1st
what . does lot know q var,
Gen ri B1Es-
VOC can arzG the =bcp next dor
Cant they Bo6st
/ Oh, IS LIME 1g-l - El.e-
rs = lErr1r for hi.z SIZE
A { does not ii FzrrI.z-
Do g=r- Bo6se
Nov they " n1Ate aI0oczfn- La,rf
Outer B.gos.
" G--h VI. boz q. tEir rzEErf-
Wecu}G IT, B0ose
II. = II E=.E- 4 ef3rU-f=E
WHARF l. r-L--eG --ts.t % s.=E-
5'-l W. know g1C wont fJrvEt-
WIN g=r- BGlza
Than rsrE'= 70 B5os B4bafiar-
Little B.sils- B16s- Boos-
Pocket " elm -c1 al rArr.zr-
EEErlfE5 B.11=- B06s- B16zr
TEl. amt 10 ll1ou1f1' ole.
Bs-l 200 ~ f=ip'-,f the .s1ltIzrfs I1at-
Ar for aeu=fi-- bestowed
Bl=ss Yer B1lsE
Tie plr-=-e : NV Che Z. defined a.
$50 A1'-'l.i z1d The W8rt zrt.r Z.
DETECT A. n ElELEr7 The rzcz.arx that
B,1cs DOES EGG ADVERTISE e. 10
lsC1G a EiIn- a. EGrrf WoLseIey- and
TIE Ene- II A IIE-aerfs .LEluesf
El-Ese~ b II 4 markers bssz biz 6t.sz-T
ail.Ii1e % The eusIarz II s.-zs.fr.s L.f,rrt
Eslnerr- % anF spcE IN TIE nzbTre
where tEerE Wa hard tax tn 10
Dole Hl.s pcrrFaiE bear. tins Iass.rfn-
lnsg- '-t5zs1erl1 Lnr-a Es5E.-rts, v c.
aar these two le1terz mean ri.aE he
Eearz Tie Nh-t4eia CEEsss- TIE. Gsss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

tn. FaEszzs Dow n II su- S-4- RA u
E.1clzc1 zr-a. WIKI q Ne sa.uz N i'm Ia
x S-sa1rtcn z1--
E-r s-arT -Ng fssr II E1ss1-cs u ne InEerTsr
Cs-ru II. Cus1lm Il Use I-l-E -n. zsu1t ,lr
=s1su-lsascI Z sUu1t- Il seen us - / sSL-Js
1E1a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
DE AETT EES-

taEaE MI-uh =
Ger ca-f Ga T.s1zlc ! .C:,si,s,.i1- FIR eng
kong
S1u- xz1a1- CLI-3.. 6gr ian Al: EI-
VA
STIR Ines Nike EI.E.--zi; TT Et.-.t-
u1IzLE Al. .I1aI-
S4rr114E AE--n L.
B 81 EIsr-r-f1. E-unsr- 5-r E-Fi1
E.,a,:ts-
S1sa-u vh1-z1g 6r NITI--h- COX 51c L
--Lsy5.
SCJ1AE AIrrn IL
HIM : NI1zrFI- 5-l. .r-I=lse around H
WI
MIH14E- MI-g- -
>1zr- .Ia-I- Tl1ilrI1,sg'1, iIr E.I1Il1l.i---l1-
KAN
sun i zfI-.li- Clancy FIR .Ill.I--.
S1lr Mgf-lE- M.,5 -ss--- 6l.r MCiCaI--
>EuIr kIi-=a E-CC- tTsrsEz- Err ll-TI-r--
Elsala1 E-,- EzEeeEa--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

Returning leaves Hilo. touching Il Ian
pahoehoe same day; kawaihae A. L.. Mghn-
kona 10 A. N; Maizena, p. u. Mas!asa Bs,
P. NJ; Lahaina F. II. the following. dav
arriving at Honolulu AZ. Wednesdays an5
Saturdays.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
SEPPNG NTELIGENCE.
f. EGNAI~-

NHTTAL--
tz0AE Ai--r 3
S1u- -I--=s Make EaEtUl: E-vu "A
Ia
>lr- kza-sa 5,C- ETg-gzz. from Pa
resSat-
>Cmr A-E1i=. MsI5-ggo-- from A1l1sa5
AZ. LI-I-
SArTaJaEr AL--- L.
Sill MlEa1I-.I- -l,I--T- run .E-.E
SUI J ! Ci-------.s. N=LsCC- t--u Eco
a-
STIR kI.i-I- rL---sCC- run Kan
>zur M-kCi- M.'S-ssCr- from A-UcA-
a.: LA1a-
>Cy1AE- AI--t Il
>zm- Lena Sg=- d'yu EmLxzi-
SILL ClI-i:--s.. Cameron rum MAJ
S5u- II-as Make EIE.Et E-u
kAzE
sun Esiz- EzCs-sCu- rum MLaFzi-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Mortgages Nstiee Of Fore
closure.
HACCOREANCE WITH THE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l. sr1Pis11us a 4 csr-I1l m-rrEIEs- nae y
DIX SAETNC q = E1uL- ElVllr- % ina D
D,IuI1f. fl5et =-1f. ! y LII -r-rsr ri. z- LEas.r
- pare ana cIlF l.sIE l=s. % Laz
CIdur= aGCi.. Z here1Y E-Jsu .aII -hs NOT
Etr== ll1s1ls @ t1ref.lcs- tls sI1Ie f.r -1u Il
-lgut bro Ken 5a-yII= c.u- l-tsuE C l1-Er=s-
and grl1cl "a
Nlnce = EEsVl.s r-gsu tII- afsr ere EE5 a
1ilu q -I-zss weeks t-rm zIs 1l1s q -as ulCiez
ne properly .I7zF II dF .ila- aI8r-ZlEs WI -
advertised t1r tIi1 A. 1I x IEs1u a. tIs ilc-
E1llu -1Cuf ~ IL 2 M1r-1ur IN HGull.-lI- 1l-
MJIQAE- lie lC1 1aF % 4 P-il- 1914 a. = u1o1
a slit IA.
FIrrasr particulars IN BE- hlt - Imam O.
A.dIr Ar1arlisF n Law
o,lzet. EGusiIsr Mlcrh - ls}A
Lac CEJEG
Afsirnzss % rhe M1r-zlzsa
The premises ruTs-st by .Elf u1r-EEIs gsll-
sisE IT
LsE Al c11s.s szIIa1sf. A. E1nasul = E1u1-
ETValI- IIf n1rs 5I-r.lI A. l.zs-ri BET n < ?
dHd1 81 L @ 4 1;-s5 70 n AKA Eaultl1llE Al
trsl . IN I.rs''- -l. IitllE a. -I-ClIs there
Gu EId formerly -Cl1.vI AZ -ls lsEls=sls.tc q
sad D. 4 NlE M
Bid Al -d1-s premises described l1 z
IHi5 n Es1-Y C-lciti-- Glu--t a IL A. lszi q 81
GG-ss 4 tIIlII1- = 1Iu.I- EaVIlL-
arL ST -ld~f. lrsfult..'f .sss,trI De-. u z P
1sf 90 = Ian 4-f1s5u- cau -llI az IL ara 90
- ler'=t n s-IlII.l-.l1- Lsn-t- ElIsa.L
----sN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

MessS-vEs<rsaa SScs---.
BI rsJ .rsIESaSS- s-zTEE y-a-zssE-
Suxr RcS-ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
Mortgages Notice Of Intention
to F0reelose and Of Sale.
DURsUANT To A POWFROF

pU Pc L ANT To A POWER OF
l. "A = e1--al-er 10 1ar-zEEs s-1zl EAMOG
70 NJ. > = 1c--r-s1l- c2-ss- sept zlsE Izfl-
-sfcr--sf- "a ne re, ~ D15ce- EsEE- IL Lex
AZ gaz-a 31I-Lz- lal day t.slz1sss ~ ser n
Means aeI tEl.ELsa.z- lrel .s 4. EeressT sf4e-
tlaE Els A.. Zle- - saI1 zlsrrgaze E-re-r. n
tarscs.-s ~ zane f1r ca1lirl1a s-sIe1. t1ar &.
- az s-e -11-1 lE-l- q 5~.Ecs 81 zrt r-er-
go Waea Dr. aEf lIs7gfss zfT@s 800 rs.ss
af-sr LAe - l-ls1-l g tzrse week. frs-1 ia
"a q n 5r1gsrrg HERE'S c=scvi5ss- - ~ A.
F.rtl.es * a.. a gGs,e ascSlla, ta1 NJ! -
I'D aPel MODAL ~ -afl CaF q Nara
80 a. IA asc-iou rsozl. - Ia. r h1rzaa- "a
1ens-IlI AZ = s'el0es r1oa . sfl1 11y.
slf f1fTies Ss;' -:'. *, as5T .
A-s1rnsY ~ Nsleaaa Es.llIastkaa.s.
As-lEls- = 81. MAR
Df-el Esn1tI g. geo @-g1 r@aE
Lae pr1Iesrg f-rert - Do rad l1r-zaEs r. -
ed + a. cEts ss-E@ - rar.sf - "a = .l1.srs 4.
latsl tll-l-iSll- ezsc-- 1a7. A. q. .-lcs-
-st a 1-s EIst- = E-G.ator man Ee EfsE
-. - ? "a Ap-s o - A--sl-s IL zlfs - a
; y = Eala Eaas- sn.s 1l5- e 5l8 saa meL-c.A
;. q 800 EoH- M 1ag, = g,.t saansL.c.A
y 20 Fi-L ~ ~. 2 sf8 aaaze Lsaal
NsIl r BE- hlu1hr ~
~ Hem ss-2n z z Esss 1l5- z 1l.f ta4 ~ A5a..
g.al- a0a Xix ~ Ei5, E gsaaa4neL.c,A.
~ - 7sE-1 sss1 I,. = 1,a aa4 zeL.c.A
~ e ssao Hlr asa as,- = 5.4 aas re Lea
= e - . H. tsla lag, = Dgl aaa 81 L. c..
= ~ "a ~ o
= an IN ao'al- ~ SlS- = sal aaa re ia az
= m no harl- rs Es1. ~ ara So "a
a. a aiti a aslE alS Ea.sIae :. =. "a 80
A-ttt a4t Aai1Eo . "a AEana 4 ga a.
- - NJ tf1is 1re7li-sss esngeVs1 70 all "a
Ma y 1,ss< = cae TrIsEees aIzsr n vi -
NJ sera ~ Srsaaf Es-a1S. Gsaes S14aeyy ID
- seesr1esg . fse kezfs1e4 C1Ics fyszss a
Lssss "a. rsxss zA,ksi -,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
STMR. CLAUDINE.
CAMERON. Commander.


VIII Leave Honolulu every Tuesday Al i
O'Clock P. NJ, touching at KahuIGi, HueIo.
Hama, Hamos and KiDahulO. 3Iaui. and Pa
s1hsu, Hawaii. Rh;Grning will arrive a
Honolulu svery Sunday morning.
~ No Freight will be received after4
p u. on day of sailing.
Consignees must be AZ the landings 70
receive their freight, az ne will not hold
ourselves responsible after such freight has
been landed. While the Company will nae
due diligence in handling live stock. ve
decline to assume any responsibility in case
Of the loss Of same, and will not BE- respor.
sible for money or isvelry un!ss. placed II,
the care Of Pursers
W. c. WILDER. PRECEDENT.
: 3. ROSE. Secretary.
Capt. ]. 4. EiSG. FORT sagt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
FosEIGS MAIl sEKylCR-

Steamships VII leave tor SIC A-r,ys ,Eo-n
Sx- Frx-c.sc,, o. the followirs dates, III
the close q iSSas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

q No Freight will he received after u
noon Of day of sailing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13

All are parts % those premises conveyed by
k4mshanehS ". 10 David Watson, by deed
dated December -. 1852, Sud recorded in Liber
Is. pages iS7 snd rs
Title perfect
Deeds AZ expense OF purchases.
~ For further particulars apply TO WI
LIAM { ACEI, Attorney fCs -'re Commissioner.
Or, 10
IN. kAAUKA.. Commissioner.
HoaO,giU. Feb. -, iS9l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
HONOLULU IROS WORKs 60.

A 4 TIKI ANNUAL MEETING
n o as 20. aerg. sslf ftfs leg 81 - 49,
- lheD- y, DfTies A Co. ne ~ .9alsr Dfseess
rsfs s-efte1 ~ 10 els1iag fess. ms
-fs.'ssat..-, T1ss. D. Dag5es.
Flrf4-rat ~. = fesfzg
lfftF-frf ~s~s---<--ssN. 81. kslrt.
ef.eaf.y ->~~~ss,. ssssl. n Hs.lsvlff8.
I'D. iHfssss .~~s~><rs ..<-sF. *. Eegsefs4
~. BoLDsTOnTH.
fsefefarg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-03-13
-EEAS--ES

Ec- Maui AMI Hawai- Ter SlC-r hr-4u.
N4-cc S-N-> Gx1aI 4cc child Hiss Chan
be-ltl-. b-u-cE- s. ---zE,. Z EEc-utC. Miss
LrE-sv. J [J>E and family NssSC-1Cco.
" = C,tcl- Z C2l1oC- : ; DuGss- : L
Ware q Ns1ss-. e Au41A- WC Hing,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-29
THE WICHITA PEERLESS EXPI
New Train Seryic,

Commencing Sunday. Nov. 10, the Mis-.
souri, Pacific railway will place in service
a new train-"The Wichits Peerless Ex-
press" between Wichita and Kansas City
and st. Louis and all eastern points
This train will staff from Wichita, daily.
at sos p. m. Starting from here it will
necessarily always leave on time) 1t will
run through to Kansas City, solid, con-
sisting of Pullman sleeper, chair Car and
coach. The Missouri Pacific Railway
company is the only line that gives the
Wichita people a strictly Wichita train,
that is to say, the only line that starts its
trains from Wichita. Remember this,
and when you contemplate trip leaving
Wichita in the evening, don't fail to take
the Missouri Pacific, and thus start on
time is advertised.
II You should wish to start on your
journey in the day time you can't possibly
do better than to take the Missouri Pacific
fast mail aud express which leave Wich-
tia at o'clock p. IN. and lands you in St.
Louis the next morning at 1:l5. By taking
this train east you save nearly four hours
between Wichita and st. Louis, making
New York in less than fifty hours from
the time you leave the Peerless Princess
The new time card which goes into effect
Nov 10th will show a number of import
ant changes, which will be fully shown in
time tables published in the daily papers
Passengers can learn full particulars rela-
tive to this superb trsin service by calling
at Missouri Pacific city ticket Office, Ill
North Main st. dbl II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-29
Califnrnta.

California ss -sses a delightful winter
climate. Almost every day Is balmy and
full. of sunshine To live in such air few
months may save you a big doctor bill. IL
doesn't cost much 10 try. The Frisco line
and Santa Fe foute Will carry you tn Los
Angeles. san Diego or San Francisco any
Gay, ON fast vestibuled express train, Ia
Pullman or tourist sleeper. The journey
il through New Mexico and Arizona.
where heavy snowfalls seldom come. j; i
short. quick and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
across not roundabout Once q week
persoualiy-eonducted excursions are run
TO the Pacific coast in tourist s!eepers
Competent porters and agents IN charge.
Second class tickets honored. and good
care taken of ladies and children without
escort. Very cheap ra;rS for one way az
round trip, now in effect. Write to ID.
Wishart. q. r. a, Frisco line. 81. Louis.
No., for copy OF California excursion leaf
let and a handsomely illustrated book
entitled ITO Csiifornis and Back" Near
ct local agent OF Frisco hue OF Santa e
route will be glad Ia Same ticket rates AID
furnish desired Information about tie trip
Don't be afraid 10 ask questions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-29
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

/. L. N. Cox, mayor Of the city of Wicb-
ita, county of Sedgwick aud state of Kan
sas, by virtue of the authority vested in
me by law. do hereby maze proclamation
to the qualified electors of said city OF
Wichita, that there will be held on Tues
day. the 81 day of April, A. ID 1894, an
election for the purpose of electing the fol-
lowing officers, io-wit:
Six (6) cOuncilmen as follows:
OEe ~ councilman from First ward,
vice W. n. Casweil, term expires
{ One % councilman from Second ward,
vice c. +. Horner, term expires.
One o. councilman from Third ward,
vice w. L.. johnson, term expires.
One a. councilman from Fourth ward,
vice Henry Schad. term expires.
One % councilman from Fifth ward,
vice c. {. Kenyon. term expires.
One a. councilman from Sixth ward,
vice X. z. FAIRIES, term expires.
And also six members of the board of
education Of the city of Wichita as follows:
One % member from the First ward.
One % member from the Second ward.
One o. member from the Third ward
One o. member from the Fourth ward.
Que ~ member from the Fifth ward.
One U member from the Sixth ward.
Done at Wichita. Kansas, this Goth day
of March, A. d. 1894
[sEAL. L. NJ. Cox, Mayor.
Attest: c. S. SMITH, City Clerk. 1O7 lot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-29
WHERE THEY 1--WE LONG,
4 Years Mortuary Record In q Connecticut
Hill Town.

AYear's Mortuary Record In a Connecticut
Hill Town.
The vital statistics for 1898 Of Goshen,
a picturesque and wonderfully salu.
brious little mountain town away up
under the northwestern caves of Con-
necticut, presents, perhaps, the most
remarkable instance of longevity in
the history of tho country. Here is
the record of deaths in Goshen during
the past twelve months, and if any one
knows of another town in which Father
Time garners his harvest more leisurely
and tardily, let him step to the front
and name it:
John OCain, died on January Is,
aged &c years; Eugene Booth, January
23, 81; Mrs. Jerome Bennett January
%, 80; William Stewart, January 25,
p6; Thomas Robinson. February 3 81;
Jonathan B. Thompson, February 6,
IS; George r. Colby, March II, 50; Mrs.
George Herald, March is, 65; Mrs AMI
Beach, March ~, 20; Mrs. Thaddeua
Ives, April 2, 81; Lyman Richards,
April 4, 90; William Devlin, April 5. 80;
Edward Carrier, May 2, so; John Rose,
puhC 10. 'Us Nils. SudHc. L,
DO; Henry Prince, September s, IS;
Reuben Sage, November 4, 90
The aggregate age of the seventeen
persons was 1,265 years: average age.
"a I'll. Only four, it will be noted,
were less than 20 years old, eight were
so or more, five were 80 or upward ano
two about 95.
Not long ago Connecticut citizen
published book of old people in the
land of steady ha bits, and it was hi.
verdict that there is more longevity te
the square acre in this commonwealth
than in any other state of the union
And" commented a critic on the
work, there are also more people here
that are crssin' nutmeg sta te weather
and climate, every day in the yaar
than in any other country, barring ou
Alaska. IN. y. Sun.