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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-25
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CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Foreign markets
were d tribe higher today, the weather IN
England was wet and the local whea
crowd appeared to be short and willing
to buy The fact that the receipts Al
Duluth and Minneapolis were 467 cars
against 1872 for the corresponding day OF
a wear ago, did not have much effect
September opened at J414c, sold at 545sc
December opened at 575sc, and sold al
size, Yesterday closing 5411@5T34c re-
spectively.
Corn was steady on small receipts.
September started at 41sc, then to 541 &c.
May oats started &c of. at 35c, aud
sold TO 3514c.
January pork started cents up, at
$3.50, and sold to $3.50.
January lard and ribs were unchanged
at 81. 621I17.UU respectively.
ReceipIs-Wh $4,000 Du.; corn
las. 900 bu.; oats. 81 900 blu.
shipments heat 10000 bu.; corn,
1900 bu-; oats, 100000 Ou-
WHEAT - Higher August. 541sc;
September 545sc; December 57azc; May
Com - Higher. Cash. 55c; August,
Sac; September, 55c; October, sac;
May 5278 0g53c.
OATsDSleady. ADJUST. 301sc; Septem-
Der, 3O14c: May, 351s @5594c-
January $500.
LARD- Flrmer. September, 1915;
RIBs1s steady. September. szs71z;
January $69716.
RYE.Firm. 4s1Sc.
BARLEY-Steady. 53M5316c.
FLAxsEED-$I.24
TIMOTHY SEED-Steady. $500.
Hogs-Reeeipts today 11.OOO, official
receipts yesterday 1921; shipments yes
terday $500 head; left over about
$500: quality poor. market opened rath-
er active and prices a shade higher,
later ruled weak at Fridays figures. Sales
ranged at $5.2005.75 fer light; $5.o0@525
for rough packing; $5.15@5SO for
mixed; $5.3O05.95 for heavy packing
and shipping lots; pigs, $325@52O
Cattle-Receipts for today, $500; Off
cial receipts yesterday $3.50; shipments
yesterday 49, Market firm
Natives $L25@5.55; westerns $1.50@
go; Texans $1.2503.50.
Kansas ClGy Market.
KANSAS CITY. August 25.-WHEAT-
&c higher. No. hard, 49cs No.
hard Az 04Sc; No. 2 red 4S14 G349c; No.
3 red 4704Sc.
CORN Unchanged
OATs-Uncnanged
RYE-Firm- No. 2, 60c
Flax SEED-Steady $1.12@L14
BRAN-Firm. 6606Sc.
HAr-Firm. Timothy ss.OOGaOO;
prairie. $7.OOQ8.50
BUTTER Firm Creamery, 17021c
dairy. 14016c.
EGGs-Active and firm: strictly fresh
1116c.
LATTLE-Receipts 1000; shipments
, 700. Market was strong. Texas
steers, @1.850315. beef steers. $500
M5.25; native cows, &1.2513.O0; Btockers
and feeders, $200U3.6O.
Hoes - Receipts 300; shipments,
1.5UO. Market strong 10 sc higher. Bulk
Of sales &5.2O05 90; heavies $500 5.771<;
packers, So 505.6215; mixed, $47005.45;
lights. $40 'D5.S0; pigs, &2-T50495.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1900;
shipments 200 Market strong. Best ma
tives. S2.75N325; good to choice west
ems $25On3OO; common and stockers
82.0O02.25; good to choice lambs $3.50
0425.
GoDetca Druu Co Il ready for business.
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IT WAS NOT TRUE.

Mrs. j. G. Wood Did Not Make the State
ments Attributed to Her.
To the Editor of the STATE Journal
SIR:=WiI you allow me to inform the
Populist woman whose letter you printed
in your Wednesday evening JOURNAL
who wrote to Mrs. Johns that / had said
prominent Republicans had told me they
intended to turn suffrage down this fall
that l am not, as she affirm ID, president
of the Republican league: have made
no speeches before any organizations.
and that at no time or place has any Re
publican said in my hearing they intend
ed to turn down suffrage, nor have l at
any time or place so affirmed.
Very truly,
-
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FOUR RACES YESTERDAY.
The Results of the Events at Leaven-
worth Yesterday.

The Results of the Events at Leaven-
worth Yesterday.
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 25.-'The follow
ing are the results Of yesterdays races:
The first race was 2-ysar old trOt,
purse $2OO-Heirloom won IN two heats
Time, 2:4454, 2-444, 2:3915 Summer
Queen, Hesper, Russell anu Maud T.
also started
secoud race, free for all trot, purse
S4UO-Joksr won. Time, 2:2S15, 2:25sz,
2:3J. Blanch B., ArOvant and Tnornwood
also started
Third race, 5-year-olds, pnrse $500
Londema Wilkes won lime, 2:3i15,
2:321s, 2:35ls Scenic, Fan Laura. hid
II. aud Alel to also started
Fourth race, 2:34 troll, purse $500
Altitude, Princess Wilkes. Greever, Flora
NJ. Albert d., Freddie B., Edward L. and
Luna started Won by Altitude. Time.
2:2754, 2.2714. 2.zS, 2;2S1z.
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Seal proposals viii be received BY the
School Board OF Valencia, Kas, at the
Office of II. NJ. Hadley Architect Topeka
Kans., until 3 o'clock p. m. Wednesday.
September 5th for furnishing the mater
ial and building a school house 21z miles
south of V Valencia, kans- Plans and spec
ificatiOns can be seen at the Office of the
architect on and after Wednesday. Aug.
goth. Each bid must be accom- panied
with d certified check for S25 as a guar
antee of good faith that the successful
bidder Will, at once, enter into contract
and furnish good and satisfactory bond.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. VA PURDY. Clerk
By order of the Board.
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

Real estate transfers have been record
ed at the office Of register Of deeds today
as follows:
Wilder Metcalf AMI wife to Horatio W.
Brown. lots 447-51 Warren avenue,
Wasnhurn place, for 81.
W. 7. Drew to school district No. 1O3
l acre in township No IL, for $50
Gus Davis to S NJ. Northington, lot
100 Linn street. for 5000.
Emma E. KreiPe to Mary .. Kreipe,
lots $50 and I62 Lawrence street. for 81.
, attic P. George to L. d. Nattingly,
lots 397-4O5 Republic avenue, for $500.
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MAsSEY's HORSE INJURED.
A Telegram that G. E. t. Was Injured in
a Race at Riley.

Arthur Massey received telegram
last night announcing that his fast run
ming horse @. E. T. was injured in the
race and has been put on a train con-
signed for Topeka The nature of the
accident or the extent Of the injuries
sustained were not stated. It is pre-
sumed that g. E. 7. ran into a fence and
broke a Lone. The horse is expected TO
rive on tonight's freight
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EMPORIA. Aug. 20. Z Finley. a
prominent citizen and old resident Of this
Mace il dead. His last illness extended
over a period Of nine weeks, part Of
). l4lch tlme he endured the most ex-
treme suffering. In 1869 Mr. Finley
came to En- pOria since which time he
has been Identified with the business in
teresis Of tie city and county. In 1876
he. together with Joseph E Young aud
others took large contracts in construct
ing the road now known as the Howard
branch
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BOTKIN AT GARFIELD.

VIII Deliver a Labor Day Sermon The re
Sunday, September ,.
Rev. J. D. Botkin. the Wellington
preacher and Populist, will preach
at Garfield park on the after
noon of Sunday. September 2.
His address will take the shape
of a labor day sermon, and will be ad-
dressed, the local POpulists say. to the
laboring men generally regardless Of
party. 1t is announced that there will
be nothing political in the address.
The speech will begin at 3 o'clock.
There Will be no band concert there that
day
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LOCAL MENTION.

R J. Sloat and E. E. Chesney will ad-
dress the PODulist meeting at the city
park this evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Prank Whiteker,
who died at her home, 1434 Lincoln
street, of consumption, took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The POpulists are arranging for an
all-day rally At the city park on Satur-
day, September %. Governor Lewelling
will speak. Also Jesse Harper OF
Illinois, "the man that nominated Lin
coln.'
William Dupree a colored boy who
stole ten dollars from a Crane street meat
market yesterday while the proprietor
was in the back room has not yet been
caught Officer Capron tried to arrest
him, but he could not be found
Assistant Secretary Of State d. c.
Zercher has written an open letter TO
james A. Troutman in answer to Mr..
Troufman's criticism of a book issued by
Mr.. Zercher as Populist campaign
document entitled stubborn Facts"
At the annual election of the Woman's
Republican association the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: MRS. s A Ihurston president, Mrs.
J. G. Wood vice president, Mrs. E. II.
Coney treasurer and Mrs. Mary L Gay
lord secretary.
young man from the country whose
name nobody knew was struck in the
back of the head by a rock about ten
o'clock last night while crossing the
Sixth street viaduct. He had been in
town to get some repairs to a machine
and was going home. He was taken to
the hack barn near and his wound taken
care of. He was not badly hurt.
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 25.-Rev. " N.
n. Cleveland. of Chaumont, n Y, a
brother of President Cleveland, arrived
here today on the steamer State Of Ohio
from Buffalo. Mr.. Cleveland will occu-
Ply the pulpit of the Second Pres yterian
church tomorrow morning, aud during
his stay in the city will be the guest Of
his son, Charles ~ Cleveland
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lie ALARM NuMRFRs-

Oa-Bforse anc jackson Sta
e-Kansas ave. ana railroad 81
G-GordOn and Taylor SIS
S1-Lsurent and Harrison sta.
"a" sc. and Topeka ave.
12-Kansas ave. and Fourth Bt.
18-hansas ave and Second st.
sl4-No. station. Kansas ave- near Gordon.
S15-Monroe and kious SIS.
sIe-Kansas ave. and Garfield ST.
1z-kansas and Tenth ayes.
18-Kansas ave- and Thirteenth 81
1S-kansas and lucid ayes.
21-Crane and Adams SIS.
32-No station, III s. near Kansas ava
2EFourth and BranDer sts.
25-Sevenrh and Holiday sts.
N-Ienti ave. and sac and Pax state road
29-Ihird and Monroe SITS.
sl-Sixth aud Topeka ayes.
s2-Sixth ave- and Clay st.
$40 station. Jefierson Sc. near Fourth
5@Western ave. and Ninth 81.
so-E=nsh and Topeka ayes.
36-kourth and Taylor Bts.
n-No I station Clay q. near Eighth ana
as-Twelfrh and Taylor sts.
G2-EuclId ave. aud buchanan Sc
Thirteenth and Lane SIS.
l6-Seventh and Lane SITS.
47-Topexa ave. aud Third S.
h2-EleYenth and Monroe SIS.
6s-Tenth ave. and Lawrence 81
f21-Klein and Seward ayes.
l2s-No 4Os East Sixth ave.
SxE-L2clid and College ave.
41-Van Buren, and Twelfth cts.
b1-Quincy and ran0 Gt8-
E4-Fourth and Lafayette SITS.
~Boxes north OF river.
Fire alarms are sounded upon the tower bsn
at department. headquarters BY striking the
number Of the signal station nearest the nrs, in
this manner: II for box &, TOUR distinct strokes
and repeated II for box "a. one stroke. short
pause, then three strokes. and reFeated, thus.
LII. LII, etc ''22' is sounded for oil Ares
within the district bounded by Fifth. Ninth
jackson and Quincy streets.
TEN STROKES. aud repeated. followed By 8ho
number Of the signal station nearest the nro. is
The SECOND ALAftAG-for = serious IRE.
THREE STROKES. followed by TW ILvH, and
repeated, is the 0EN EzlAL ALARM for = FoFf
dangerous hro. and calls out the entire depart
ment with detail of police.
TWO STROKES, slowly. indicates FIRE Re our
One long whistle from wator works, for 0rot
south OF river. Three whistles from sam@s TOW
Ares north Of river.
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OTTAWA. Aug. z5.-A boy named
Bauchman who is in Jail here for burg
Iary set ire TO the jail and the place was
flied with smoke before it was discov-
cred. He had pressed a piece Of the
metal lining Of the wall down to form a
shelf and thereon had built a tire Of
shavings and strips of wood. The con-
faRration was not serious, but it filed
the halls with smoke. This is the third
occurrence Of the kind.
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InealIs Id Garnaat

GARRETT. Aug. 25.-Senator ingalls,
talked to a crowd Of 5000 people here
yesterday afternoon at the Anderson
county old soldiers reunion. His address
was free from partisan politics but full
Of patriotic points. He discussed living
issues and dealt some hard blows at the
present administration pension methods
Department Commander Campbell and
Judge Burris were present and made ad-
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BURGLARs CO aa.ooo-
A Real Estate once in Beloit is Robbe
OF Large sum

BELoIT, Aug. 25.-The real estate Of
fee Of Frank Apologize at this place
was entered by burglars on Thursday
night and over 5000 secured The
money belonged to an eastern man who
recently arrived and made arran gements
to purchase farm through the agency
mentioned.
lie had closed the deal and was to
make the payment today, depositing the
money ia AppIegate's safe until that
time
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LINCOLN. Kan, Aug. 25.-In a ride OF
thirty i've miles across the country to the
northwest but one piece of corn was
seen that will make one bushel of corn
to the acre and that one was right on the
summit Of the Blue Hills. The corn
prospects could scarcely be worse in this
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Parsons, Aug. 25.-A fatal stAbbing
affair took place at a barbecue on Light
ming creek on Wednesday afternoon.
W. Il Blackstone and young man by
the name of Gentry became involved in
a quarrel, resulting in Blackstone stab
bing Gentry several times. 1t is thought
the young man cannot survive his injur-
les. Blackstone was arrested
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Work VIII be Begun on it This Fall it
Thought
FIGHT AT A CIRCUS.
The SO-calIed Forepauzh Circus Ia.
Trouble WIN Its Lsa.ndmaster.

Trouble WIN is Esalndmasfer.
ALMA. Aug. 24-After the so-calIed
Forepaugh circus last Thursday, George
r. COope, the leader Of the band, de-
manded his pay, amounting he said, to
nearly 500. This was at first refused
him, and instead of his pay, he got a Sc
we're pounding. He quit work and went
after his clothes 10 the car, when he was
again attacked and 50 badly beaten as
70 be hardly recognizable, receiving in
juries from which he may never re-
cover.
He got the sheriff and went after his
pay again, this time receiving $3.50 in
cash, and two notes for 1925 each. He
afterwards made complaint against two
Of the circus men, G. C. Warrell and Mr.
stoddara, for assault and battery. and
Sheriff Palenske and ID. NJ. Gardner went
to Usage City after the men, but failed
to find them, they having been notified of
the intended arrest
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GREAT bend, Aug. 1o--N. n. Jones
has received notice that tie has been al
lowed a patent on his fruit can cover. 1t
is very simple but practical There is a
wire which runs around the top Of the
can and one end of the wire is left out. 50
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Dressy men generally know q bargain
when they see It That's why our $1a50
suits are nearly all gone.
ALTHEN g. McMANUs,
TalIors, $40 Kansas ave.
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@1.EO-Ransas CITY and Rexurn-@1. so
ET ppTrTE

Special excursion train Sunday, Au-
gust 26. Fare $3.50 for the round trip
This is probably the last low rate excur-
sion Of the season Santa F'e route.
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People with hair that is continually
falling out, or those that are balds can
stop the falling, aHd get agosd growth
OF hair by using HALLS Hair Renewed
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that in opening the can all you have to
do is to pull the wire which loosens the
solder aud the top comes of
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Don't fail to hear the open-air concert
by Marshau's band at Garfield park. Sun
day afternoon.
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Prof. Jackson's Military Band will give
a concert at Vinewood tomorrow after
noon. Admission &c.
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ROCK Island ROUTE.

The OmcinI c. A. II. Line 20 Pitts
burg.
Commander Campbell has not declared
the Rock Island TO be the Official route,
but the boys who pay their fare have and
SO have the girls The finest train on
wheels will leave Topeka At 800 D. m
Saturday, September 9Th, and run
through to Pittsburg via Chicago and
the Erie" The president Of tie We
mans Relief corps will have private
car attached to this train.
Fare as low. limit as long and comb
tions as favorable as any other line. Call
on any of the gentlemanly Rock Island
agents for particulars.
Kelley League convention. Colorado
Springs, $17.O5 for the round trip
Democratic League and National Irrl-
cation congress, Denver, $lLO5 for the
round trip.
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We don't give suits away. hut make
them to your order for $40 90
Attn ES & MCAlANus
THiiors, 6lO Has. Ave
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The best toned piano in the city is
handled by Babcock & Frost, its the
Weber.
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The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-
cellaReous columns reach each working
day in the week more than twice a
many Topeka people as can be reached
through any other paper This Is fact.
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Band concert at Garfield park Sunday
afternoon
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We have put in nice stock If ur.t
class delivery and spring wagons. Gail
in and examine thcm.
CoLUMBus BCGGY ca
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Just received fine lot Of Rocky For,
Colorado Melons at Brownies. lVO5 q e
ka Avenue.
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For Over Fly Yea1

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for teething. 1t soothes, softens
the gums. allays pain, cures collie. Best
remedy for diarrhoea- % cents bottle.
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American Steam Laundry, 112 West
eth street teIe. BAL
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Band concert At Garfield park Sunday
afternoon.
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NEWS OF KANSAS
Ex-Governor RObinsOn's Will is
Filed In Probate Court
State University WillUltimately
Receive About 81 10000.
OTHER STATE NEWS.
Government Building at Salina
to Be Begun This Fall.

LAWRENCE, Aug. 25.-The will Of the
late Governor Charles Robinson was filed
in probate court 1t was made April -,
1893, and makes his wife. Sarah 7. D.
Robinson, Judge Chas. Chadwick and ".
Ii. Sears, executors.
BY the terms Of the viii all personal
and real estate is beqeathed 10 his wife
during her life. Then it is to be dispOs-
ed Of as follows: 10 nieces Emile H
IA ason and NJ AIRY I. RJbinson 50. 90 each;
to niece, Belle R Fellows, the use of So
OOO during her life; to Phoebe Beeman,
niece, $l.UOJ; to the children of Netlie
K Hall, niece, $1.OUOs TO Frank B. Law
renee, Boston, $4,000, also the use OF So
0JO additional during his natural life;
land the remainder Of my estate both
real aud personal, Inclu ling that the use
of which Is given to Belle r Fellows and
+. b. Lawrence during their lives is here
by given and bequeathed to Kansas State
University"
There was considerabI property left
by Governor Robinson, 1t is estimated be-
tween $4,000 and $2JO.D0J. aud this
Will probably give Kansas University a
bequest amounting to over 100000.
winch Will become available IN the
future. The property consists largely of
real estate Of which it is said there are
1900 acres the other part of the estate
il personal property.
SALINAS GOyERN7IENr BUILDING.
Work VIII be Begun on it This Fan it is
Thought.
SALIVA Aug. 25.-A Communication
TO Postmaster August Bondi IN answer
to an inquiry made by john Davis "a. G.
Of Supervisor and Architect j. O'Rourke,
of the Treasury Department. reads:
s'Ihe drawings for the government
building at SalIna are in hand, to be con-
lnued 10 completion, with the eXpecta-
ton to construct the building the coming
fall.
'srhe sole cause of delay il the case Of
this building IS the inadequate force,
which, under existing legislation, is al
lowed tn h. enaaaIpv.a,I in this
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s1.5O-KRnsas CITY and Return 81 80
SANTA FE ROUTE.
Special excursion train SUNDAY Az
gust % Fare $3.50 for the round trip
This is probably the last luv rtte excui-
sion of tile season. Santa Fe rOuta.
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s32 calls up the Peerless
Topeka Drug ca. 6I2 Kansas avenue.
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l opeka Drug Co. Is ready for business
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city Ticket and Pasaenger Agen,
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Subscribe forthe Daily STATE JoukvAL.
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S1.5O-K ansns city and Return -ml-1D
SANTA FR ROUTE
Special excursion train Sunday. Au.
gust 26. Fare $3.50 for the round trip
This is probably the last low rate excur-
sion Of the season. Santa Fe route.
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The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-
cellaneous columns reach each working
day in the week more than twice as
many Topeka people as can be reached
through any other paper This is a fac.
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Good work done by tho Peerless
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.

cry LTuIy,
Mrs. ]. q. WooD.
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s2 &A2TA

szRs. YRAy WOULD ANNOUNCES
ifs that she will attend q limited NUM-
Der OF patients Address 1t 4. Ii.
Whitnev's. Kiuz ST.. Bell Telephone 70,
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tIu5ncs5 Gur05
c. BREWER & CO., LIMITED
Oueen Street, Honolulu, II. I.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co, Onomea
sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co, Waiiuku
Sugar Co Waih.2 9 Sugar 90, Makee
sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co.. Kappa
paia Ranch.
piantprs' Line San Francisco Packets
Cbas Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston
sgents Boston Board OF Underwriters
AGENTS Philadelphia Board II Under
writer's.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
p G.. JONES Rs......P President
GEo. IL. ROBERTSON. ..-. Manager
+. +. BISHOP ...... Tres. and Secy
Col. w +. ALLEE ....... Auditor
G. NJ. Cooke. .....
II. WATEREoUsE. directors
C.I.. CARTER ....
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COUNCILS OF THE REPUBLIC.
The Electric Franchise Causes
Another Discussion.
RESIDENTS WANT IT TO BE GRANTED

\ Letter from Gresham la Regard to tho
seal FisheTiss-Fish Marh.t Question
Comes Up Again-Bnl a. Exempt Ar
ticIes for Bishop Museum from Tax.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07

Mr.. Morgan wanted 10 know II any
application for such y franchise had
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-07
Removal.

MISS BURROWS DRESSMAKING
VI Rooms have been removed 10 los
Fort street, opposite J. Z. Waterhouse's
No. 10 Store Good work, style and fitting
guaranteed with low prices. Mutual
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