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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12
TEHU wANDERs.
The Tahitian Servant Of the British
Commissioner Lost and Found.

The Tahitian Servant Of the British
Commissioner Lost and Found.
Tehu, the sixteen year old Tahi-
tan servant OF British Commissioners
A. g. s. Halves, left the house OF his
master on Monday morning, aud
forgot tn return. Mr.. Halves felt
uneasy about his servant, thinking
perhaps that Tehu had gone to the
other islands. He reported the loss
of his servant to the Deputy Mar
shall yesterday and Senior Captain
Parker watched the w. g. Hall this
morning, to ace whether Tehu
would be passenger on her. The
steamer sailed aud Tshn had not
put in an appearance. Captain Par
ker heard that number OF young
boys were having . good time in .
house on Emma street, near Bere-
tania street, aud he went there. The
captain entered the house, q two
story building, and standing at the
foot OF the stairs called out, "Tehu!"
No sooner had the name been utter
ed when the answer came, eyes,
STRIP Tehu was located: he was
having . glorious time, playing the
guitar and singing. The prOdigal
was returned to his master. Tehu,
before being taken back, told Capt.
Parker that he was fond of wander
ing around; he didn't care about
staying at home all the time.
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he USED A KNIFE.
A Chinaman Tries to Make Hincs
Meat Of o Portuguese

A Chiuaman giving the name OF
Tai 10y gave himself up to the police
at IL o'clock this forenoon, and filed
a bond at the same time for his APP
pearance in the District Court to-
morrow morning. 10y is the man
who assaulted q fifteen year. old
Portuguese boy at Pauoa last night.
The boy appeared at the Police
Station last night covered with
blood. Three cuts about two inches
long were found on the top OF his
head aud one over his forehead, The
lad stated that he had been assault
cd with a knife by a Chinaman near
the Pauoa road bridge. A warrant
was issued early this morning, aud
while the police officer was securing
the valley In search Of the Mongolian
the latter gave himself up to the
police. He is charged with assault
with a deadly weapon and will ap'
pear for trial to- morrow morning.
The injuries are not considered
serious.
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A Correction.

Mr.. Goo Kim, the Chinese Com
mercisl Agent, says that hs did not
notify the police Of the death OF a
Chinsman on Nuuauu street, but
that the police notified him aud re-.
qassted that no should call aud
make an vestigation. He did this
and friends OF the dead man came
forward and gave him decent burial.
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Sam X. Moe, an employee Of the
Holomua Office, was placed under
arrest this forenoon on . warrant Is
sued by George Fredenberg. Moe
IL charged with burglary. He Is al:
legged to have entered the house Of
Mr. Fredenberg about 10 o'clock
this morning with the intention OF
committing . felony. II the ALE
cations are proven 10 court II will 60
hard with Moe,
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JUDICIARY JoTT.Nes
will Of o. N. castle 5000 Dam.
ages Claimed of ths Government.

ages Claimed of thu Government.
VIM. X. Castle petitions for pro-
bate Of the last will and testament
Of 8. N. Castle, his late father. The
real property Is valued at SIS 600
aud the personally at Si50,OOO. The
will reads ~ follows:
an the name OF God, Ameni |.
Samuel N. Castle OF Honolulu, Ha
waiian ISLANDS, being OF sound and
disposing mind aud memory, but
conscious OF the uncert ainty of life,
do hereby make, publish and declare
this to be my last will and tesla.
ment, revoking all former wills by
me at any time made or published.
"After payment OF my Just debts
and funeral expenses, l give aud be-
questh to each OF my surviving chill.
dren one hundred dollars, and one
hundred dollars to the two children
Of my deceased son, Charles Alfred
Cattle.
"All OF the rst, residue and re-
mainder OF my property. both real
and personal, ! give, devise and be-
queath to my beloved wife, Mary
Castle, for her sole aud separate use
and behoof, and OF her heirs and as.
signs forever.
II hereby nominate and appoint
my said wife ~ sole executrix of this
will, to act without bonds.
an witness whereof /, Samuel N.
Castle, have hereunto set my hand
this 18th day OF June, 1893, at the
same time declaring II my last will
and testament"
The witnesses are j. Is. Anterior
Geo. p. Andrews and Sarah ID. An
drews. Decedent was So years ol
age when he made his will. He left
besides . widow, four sons, foul
daughters aud two granddaughter
- heirs at law aud next Of kin.
Charles Scharf has complained e
the Circuit Court, claiming $1,000
damages OF the Hawaiian Govern
ment, for injuries received by him il
falling through q grating left opeI
in the sidewalk on King street
whereby he was laid up in tn,
Queens Hospital for five weeks, and
% his doctor tells him, received in
durable injury to his body an,
nervous system, and, rs . furthe
consequence, his nervous system
was so severely shocked as to TEN
porarily destroy, and permanent
impair, to the extent OF almost tots
blindness, the eyesight OF the plain
til.
Judge Whiting has appointed ].
Dowsett as guardian OF Annie T. X
Parker, his granddaughter, unde
5000 bonds, contrary to the objet
ton OF s. Parker previously r,
ported.
The same Judge has appointe
Makslei administrative OF the estat
OF Kahels under $50 bond.
Judge Whiting has confirmed III
sale Of real estate OF the late Antoni
Monteiro, intestate, by Henry Smitl
commissioner. Geo. Il. Grau W,
the purchaser at $3.50, the land bein
on the corner Of Beckwith and Me
calf streets.
The same Judge has confrme
the accounts OF Hanakaulani Hol
guardian Of the Holt minors.
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Shipping Notes.

The 8. 8. Australia has been taking in
boxes OF bananas all day.
The schooner Al'ha will probably leave
for San Francisco on Tuesday next.
The schooner u. nj. Kellogg has finished
discharginp lumber ami will likely proceed
to the Sound in ballast.
The men OF n. b. ". 9. Hyacin'h were
engaged this afternoon in pistol practice
on the Quarantine landing.
The barks On isru aud Oakland, the
barkentine w. II. Dniond and the
schponers Aloha, Robert Levers and .. NJ.
Kellogg are the only foreign m rcbantmen
In port at present.
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A POINTER |!

The rainy season is COM
ing, and If you want to sh' d
water like a duck you must
be provided with q Rain
Coat. ! have just received
a new invoice of Ladies'
English Macsintoshes-in
fact, ! shall make a leader
OF these goods for the next
few weeks and ut such prices
that ! expect to see every
lady in Honolulu properly
clad for rainy weather.
White Shoes
vii, not b. worn in muddy
weather. The reason is
apparent and doesn't need
explanation.
Tan Shoes
will probably take the place
Of the white on. 8 for the
next few months, aud to
match these l have an ele-
giant line of Tan Stockings
in numerous shaics.
IatS.
Oh, yes, Trimmed or y II
trimmed? untrimmed! All
right. just pick ont the
shape. They are all new
and the very latest. After
y.m have selected one that
suits your peculiar style OF
beauty ! will introduce you
to our expert milliner, who
will help you select the
trimming and ! guarantee
to finl.h you a hat that you
won't be ashamed of.
Anticipating,
always doing this and this
time ! think l have hit the
nail by laying in a fresf
supply of Ladies' anc
Children's Undcrvests frbm
25c. up.
DIR. warner'S
Corset Waists will MAKE
an acceptable Increase t.
your wardrobe. We hav'
'em.
Belts
Nothing looks 80 prett.
around a lady's wait Tex
ccpt an ARM as one OF on
Belts. | have both Sill
and Leather with new dc
signs of Buckles. II yo
don't believe me come an
try one on (not the arr
but the Bclt).
As usual,
j. j. EGAN,
i GA Fort street.
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LITTLE GIRLS ESCAPE.
ohss. Creighton in Trying to Make
q Rescue Hurts Himself.

Little Rachel, daughter OF Fred.
H. Hsyselden, Lanai, had a narrow
escape few days ago. Repairs were
being made on the kitchen cistern,
when the box fell in with all the
timbers, precipitating the child
along with . native workman into
seven feet OF water. Mr.. Hayselden
sprang into the cistsrn without
waiting to divest himself Of his outer
clothes or even his watch, and extri-
Gated bis daughter unhurt. Rachel
was still holding on to a comb, that
she had in her hand when she fell
in. Chas. Creighton, who was rusti,
eating at Mr.. Hayselden's, sprsined
his knee when running for q ladder
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12
Peoples Baggage Express

WILL CALL ANY PART OF THE
w CITY for Is ,GaAGE. All Baggage
received by US will be- handled with care
AID dispatch. Wagons viii he on the
" hat 10 meet oil Foreign and Inter.
Island Steamers. Moving Pans and
Carriage 20 and Livery Stables, corner OF
Kinga d Fort streets next TO u Hal
n Son. Both telephones 30
llGO I'm NJ. 7. MARSHALL
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No ticket for the Volcano will he
given, consequently | can sell goods
a few cents yard cheaper than my
competitors. Nj. s. LEVY.
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No time like the present IL you
want dry goods. Cheap for cash.
M. s. LEVY.
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There is to be a barge party in the
harbor tonight, followed by a hop
/ at the MYRTLE Boat Club.
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Three Cinnamon we're found guilty
in the District Court this morning
and sentenced to pay a fine OF 81
each. They were arrested last night
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12

Campbell, Marshall & Co. are
shipping bananas to Portland, Ore
gon, by the s. ). Australia.
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Married.

KAUHANE- MARTIN - In waiohinu,
kau. Hawaii, October u, 1894, by Judge
J. II. Waipuiisni. Samuel Kauhan,,
eldest son OF Rev. J. kauhane, to Miss
tarsh II. Martin, botu Of kau Hawaii
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MkTaODi~T
Episcopal Church Services F!

DEGINNING on SUNDAY. OCTOBER
ID nth, regular morning AMI evening
services will be he I'd by the Meth dist Epis-
copal hurch Of Honolulu. RE-, II, W.
PECK, Pastor, In the hail. NJ the corner 81
Fort and Hotel streets Thistle, formerly
Annexation Club ltooms).
A formal organization Of this Church
will take place ON SUNDAY, November l.
All Christians not all late with any other
Evangelical chu'rh are invited IA unit. In
this organization. li6T-lm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12

A family matinee will be given by
the Daley Stock Company to. NOR
row afternoon, when the Irish
comedy, The Corner Grocery" will
be- PLAYED,
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Six pistol shots were heard in the
vicinity Of the powder magazine on
the Punchbowl slopes last night.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12

A social and dance will be given
at Independence Park this evening,
as a farewell to DR.. II. I. Moore, who
lives by the S. s. Australia for the
Coast
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: % and 80
cents per night; 81 and 81 rs per
,yaaL
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The case against Capt. Mcclure
of the bark Oakland for landing
stowaway has been mol. pros'd.
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LOCAL AND oEaxRAL nEws.

There will be a regimental drill on
Palace Square this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-12

-, q l... NJ ~ = AZ
fT.mnis ~ Fs.b;oni I will b.g;n a
Clearance Sale next Saturday, Oct;
10, to last one week. tvctytnins vii,
be sold AZ sweeping reo1et,on ano
no favors SHOWN. Nj. ". SILVA
"a - u.,,;.,n ,,.,,;.., MAN,
II ,,,..n 80" ,,d ,nn., car i",.
n;.h -, ,.n,",v ,.f.,.nc.. O,,iar.
,aT =, u.w.;,.n Naw. Ia ~,li ~.
csive prompt attention. All work
guaranteed to h- the sa'n- ~ """"
10 factory ----
Editor Nillsaps. who came with
IN. party of Salyationists to tho
Islands. viii give his farewell address
M the Salvation ARMY Barracks this
evening. The editor leaves To. NOR
row for San Francisco to resume his
work as editor oil the war Cry.
o,,,,,,,. ;..,. a, IN. p.,.a;.. ~
a.. Pc. nnn,e;ns s.v.,.I Will.
a"o aJ'" 80. ,"I.n In III, I,
e e, 1870. en-" ~, un.,;io u,ma
a ..;.L ." sa . ; 30 x;na Imn.i;io n :
Sni ;,in.,,.,;na 90 s,,;cia he
w.. Nv S;,u;, -; he Eo,.;.n Olg,cs
'"'' w. "''" " ' ''''.I . o
ui;n r. penm.r, 20 m;ddi;n1
.m. t, .;"h, IT.. .,..a latin .
MI o' ~ ." I.5;.s..' i,...as y.ys s"narb
a.. .m ,"S ,a,d;,;on If tho ssn.s.
,;,n.i sn.;.,v dam. va. g;ysn an.
.',"nsa %.;ns fr.nms,t and ,;s;nv 70
=" "Ss,;on Sv., ,ha closing SCENES.
-" 80, 49,
G. A. Fogarty, the hop beer man
was on trial in the Dist riot Court
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Born.

CAMPBELL--In Honolulu. October V,
1894 TO the wife Of James Campbell u
dan liter
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TT Is Mex ESSARY
l. that milk for babies, in
valids or sick people should
be pure it is just as impor-
tant TO have the best quality
for well people. The Pur-
veyor of the Queens Hospi-
tai takes a portion Of the daily
supply and places 1t on icr
until it reaches u temperature
of GO and then tests it for
adulteratioD. The WAIALAE
DAIRY, of which Pau, Iscn-
berg is proprietor, supplies
the milk to the hospital, and
Mr.. Eckardt pronounces it
absolutely pure. If you have
any suspicion as to the qua
lily you now use suppose you
try the Waialac milk for a
month and not. the differ
encc. Mr.. Isenbcrg makes
no butter, consequently you
get tn" milk ON which cream
will rise in an hour or two.
Orders by telephone, either
line, promptly filled.
Fircwood free from borcl
holes at lowest price delivered
to any part of Honolulu.
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Nj ERAL WATER.

An invoice Of the
Gel ebratcd tShasta'
Water just received
direct from the Springs
in Shasta, California.
'Shasta' Is the
finest mineral water
IN the world. It 10
used in every leading
hotel and on all the
railway dining cars in
the United States.
tShasta' te the
Queen Of all table wa
tiers; bl ends perfectly
wi tn liquor OF all
kinds, and Is q natural
relief for all disor-
ders Of the stomach,
kidneys and liver.
For sale by all drug
sists and the trade
generally
| MAcFARLANE & co. LTD,
Sole Agents for the
Hawaiian Isl ands.
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Vessels Leaving Tomorrow.
3 9 Australia, Houdlette, for San Fran
cisco at IL noon
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Owing to the accident at my store
Temple Of Fashion, l will begin q
Clearance Sale next Saturday, Oct.
l3, to last one week. Everything will
be sold at a sweeping reduction and
no favors shown. nj. q. SILVA.
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JOHN II. BROWN,

Dealer In Hawaiian and Foreign Postas.
stamps, l., u. Box al, Honolulu.
Highest prices given Tor Unused aud Used
Hawaiian stamps In exchange Tor other
countries from hrst-oiass approval sheets
Sheets forwarded W any part vi the Islands
on application with town reference.
y, u iscpcn " meet any collectors by
appointment. lll2-Sm
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NJ. ~. ELL,

PATENTEE AND SOLE MANUFACTURER
OF THE
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NrV Pa!ea'td Phi Strailer

~ Al Oders or Comm mic tl0ns
nd,l 10, sed tn T. q Hell n Son, Id,
Jwho have them on s,l-) or Ia NJ. 7,
Donnell, will receive prom.t sttsntion.
lluU q
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War

between China and Japan
will cause pri es for their
silk fabrics TO go hi cher; no
country can fight and weave
six at the same time. The
price his already advanced
and the pap, RS state that
the war j. likely 20 be "on'
for two or thr-. years. 1t
hehOove- the careful buyer
to purchase row We had
III immense stock Of Japa-
nsse Goods ordered before
war was declared, consc-
qucnt'y VIC can continut to
sell at the old price as long
"a our present stock holds
out, and then the W,r will
force prices mp. Uur last
consignment Consists of Silk
Dress Goods. both figured
and plain ; Morning Gowns
for Ladies ana G, nts, silk
Kim"nos, Smoking Jack
It., Six Pajamas, japanese
and China Ware. Screens,
Lamp Shad' 8, Lunch Bas-
kets, ETC., etc.
DAI NIPPON,
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CRITERION SALOON.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ all claims against the Criterion Sa-
loon will be sci, led by Mr. Jas. y. Nor
gan, and all outstanding accounts doe the
Crirerion Saloon and The jobbins house of
l.. II. Dee up 20 the abnve cats are payable
tu MIR. l.. II. Dee. All bills ag inst l., II.
Dee please present immediately for pay
ment. l.. II. DEE
Honolulu, Oct. 3, 1884 li5l 3m
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FRIDAY, OCT. IL, 1894.
Arrivals.

FRIDAY, Oct. ~.
8 8 City Of Peking from Yokohama and
HOngkong
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Departures

Departures
FRIDAY, Oct. IL.
Stmr w @ Hall for Maui and Hawaii ut 10
m
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Passengers
pEPARrURgr,

pEPARrURss.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr W @
Hall, Oct l'-H VOTERS, Mrs n Wilson.
Helen lhihi, Thos CLARK, DR. Schneider, NJ
Moss and 40 deck.
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DAI NIPPON,

Hotel St. DARLINGTON Bluck,,
Mus. J p. Z. CoLiA,o, Propfieiress.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-04-19
Free Trade Education.

The Republican and the Democratic
voters are study ing the lesson OF Demo-
cratic national finance with much
more personal and pecuniary interest
than in 1892.
The lesson of 1898 closes with this
handwriting on the blackboard:
May 4, 1898, to October 3, 1898,
Withdrawn by the people from ma
tional banks, 1878, OOO, 1000.
Loans called in by national banks,
S31 s, OOO, 900.
National banks and other banking
institutions ~suspending payment in
1898, 5S5.
Railroad property gone into hands
of receivers, Owe $1,000, 0OO, 900.
The money loss to thousands OF
men and women, representing every
form and grade OF labor, estimated
by Mr.. David A. Wells to be more
than a THOUSAND MILLIONS OF Dol
LARS, or more than one-third the
amount OF the national debt at the
close of the war.
At no previous time in the history
of the United States have so many
people been put of work.
Cause-distrust.
Distrust i'm banks? No.
Distrust of currency No.
Distrust-widespread, popular dis
trust-in the legislative branch of the
government, with its Democratic ma
iority and possibilities.-Ex.
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Carrying Goals to Newcastle.

EDITOR ARGUS: 1t was reported n
few days ago that Charles Lehman
was freighting in cabbage and butter
over these almost impossible roads
from Great Falls. Were these being
brought from Dakota to be consumed
in the little town of I.ewistown stu
ated i'm the tar famed Judith Basin
that ought to be supplying Great Falls
with cabbage? This il too much like
taking Goals to Newcastle. The fact
is our farmers are short sighted; go to
much on the hand to mouth plan. In
place OF putting our cabbage in our
cellars, our butter in crooks, our eggs
in brine and selling them when wanted
or when there is market for them, We
expect to find a market for our butter
as soon as it is made, for our eggs as
soon as laid and for our vegetables
as soon as we take them out of the
ground. Ii we can't then we sit down
and grumhle. wonder what we will
bring from Dakota or Great Falls
next. Our merchants bring potatoes
from Park county and bacon, hams
and dried beef from Chicago. Verify
we are n useless set.
JAMES FERGUS.
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Packing.

The subjectof packing is n which
comes home TO everybody. Conse
quently Lord Kelvin's lecture to the
Royal society on the way the uni
verse ought to be packed is of uni
versal interest. In his paper on
Homogeneous Partition of Space"
Lord Kelvin, as | read, proved. by
skillful divisions of rhomboidal and
parallelopipedal bodies, that the best
way is in Observation-Disclosures cells.
Fortunately that is just the way in
which the universe is packed. II
would be such a nuisance to have a
lot of odd Observation-Disclosures cells
littering around, with chunks of the
sky tumbling about and bits of limbs
protruding into the middle of next
week. The travelling public will be
grateful to the polygonal president
for his hint, which clearly has a prac-
teal application, for what is good
enough for the cosmos is good enough
for a Gladstone bag. Pail Mall
Budget.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-04-19
PHYSICIANS Bugaboos.

Most fashionable physicians have a
speciality remedy, or bugaboo, which
they advocate or inveigle against
perpetually. Sir Andrew Clark led
a crusade against tea; a New York
physician is as fierce against coffee,
attributing to it the aggravation of
every i'll, from Group to govt. A well
known London doctor alwaysordered
hot water with %claret, another was
fond of prescribing the hot water
without the claret. and SO on. Still
another eminent medical authority
asserts that getting up early tends to
exhaust the physical power and to
shorten life, while the so called in
MIGRATING early hours I apt to pro
duce lassitude and are positively
dangerous to some constitutions. -
New York Times.
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Testimonial.

hereby certify that | nave known nr. j.
X. C~arskaddon four years. He has lone
work for myself and family. 1 can guar
antee him to do satisfactory word and do
heartily recommend him to my friends of
Fergus county. T.. II. MoNAHAN, NJ. D..
Knowing DIR. j. X. Carskaddon as a
graduate of the Pennsylvania College of
Dental Surgery hand having always heard
him spoken Of as a thorough dentist in all
modern departments, | recently wrote to
him suggesting that he locate in Lewis
town, where a qualified dentist has been
for some time needed.
SoLoN i. STONE. NJ. u.
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For Sale.

My hotel property in Lewistown, build
15x3O; centrally located and well furnished;
ready for business. Also desert claim OF
go acres two and one-half miles from
Lewistown. VIII sell the above property
at "A reasonable figure. Correspondence
solicited. Address
OR WM. HoRroP.-
II. A. MEA.HER. I.ewi-town.
Clerk 81 Court.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-04-19
Advertised Letter List.

Allen Chas Griffith X
Hamper Miss Susie Hanson Martin
Johnson Hiram Johnston Jas.J 2
Kinney Jas Kruger Chas
Lee 5 Link John
Martin Ed Matricr Henry
Mercer Mrs John + Moore John J.
Murphy Miss 4 A Myers + NJ
Nouman VIM Mckee Jos l.
McLennan ID Richards Frink
Sagaar Fred Slater Nicholas
John Thatcher CA
Thompson Polite Tobin The Hon .Jacl
Waldorf Julius
j. f.. MURRAY, l.. NJ.
Dated April -, 1884.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-04-19
General B~lacksmithing.
JAMES FERGUS.

W. L. Selvidge has opened a blacksmith
shop down at the poor farm and is pre-
pared to do general blaeksmithing at
greatly reduced rates. Repairing farm i'm
PIGMENTS, h~orseshoeing and in fact every
thing pertaining to the business attended
to with promptness and satisfaction.