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GArEsv1Lz Tex, Nav 9-stsriH Hrm-
mack to-day arrested E1-stats r p ssenta-
uVa King am Constable Franklin for com
picity 10 iynehuR I'D Cash. WHO was
q eyed from Sic bedside OF his sick wifi.
by masked men. There q q eleven alleged
lyaehers ID inn.
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NOTHING FITS
your case, N you're an over.
worked or rundown p -,
mnn, like Doctor Piern.,,
Favorito Prescription M
any condition OF the femsia
system, that will build nm
strengthen, regulate, AMI
curA
Every moihcr neotls a. II
losscns the pains and burden
of child haring. insure
healthy, vigorous oTEpring
ami promotes an abundant
secretion 81 mourishment ON
the part of the mother
~ is an invigorating tomb
made especially for women
aud tins only guar0nfes,i
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And which said shares we're trAnsferred "a
said bans in ths names Of tho persons above
mo nttonad b. said Pardss a. oollatsral security
Tor the noe Aforesaid. And that sail stock y m
sold IN blocEs numbsr % shares 10 .uit
he purchasers present ~ the time Of suah saIs
and OILY 40 much ~ snid stock will te cold a.
msy ie nfcrtsary To- fully satisfy The said debt
AM The eHpsuses % AID sale.
IhE flEbi hAllOsAL nAhK Or HELENA.
MONTANA
Dated this Soth day u April. issI
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4 EsFssmENT NOTICE THE I.ED HfNI.G
- & Milling Company % Montana .gar0-
4ocatei TIRES and unc-un z miles from otto
rllFer Bow county, Montana.
fnIna D. hereby EIFnu that a. meeting oi
fueieea II sad I. npAnY hsld ou the gfh day ~
fl1-. LOOT. al aHa-emont Of 4 cent ra-
share VS. Isviad upon TOO capital stock ~ -
company. parable on ffe 10Th iay OF Ma I-.I
10 Jn- n .. deIar. secretary Of said COMPANY A.
ths oihce u The go Mining 4 Milling O man.
q Montana. room No. go Commercial D. nd
iuE, ~ Louia. ho.
Any stock upou which sid aseessm nj -Asl.
remain unpaid Oh tie ga day OF uat. IsYl
email - 90 ma 81 delinquent. ana will if duIy n O.
Fertited Tor saia e. uahHc auction. ana miles
Iayment - Ha.s rfar. VII BE- -oId oa - itti
day ~ June. l-li 60 pay the dalln.ru...t go.
lutnf ioReiher win t.e costs ~ silver i-ing and
eApens'h II sale. fIfI q T. IINrH
rocrHfa-y % said campanF.
Room No 40 Commercial hu4di.g ~ Ionis
No. office of SAID ror.laa7.
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sHFRIFF,s sALE
o. ?. Gaylord.

o. r. Gaylord.
W u. Paker frank Langford.
lila n. Isker. Georgia iangford,
". r.. Cullen aud A. a. smith.
o be sold at sheriff sale On the 10Th dAy OF
May. i-li, At o. o'clock IN. AZ the front door OF
the court house. Helena. to-wit.
lhst parcel Of land situate IN the Blake addi-
ton 70 the city OF Helena, county Of Lewis and
lArke. state of Montana PARTICULARLY
described follows: beginning AZ !
point on tho east boundary line Of Raj
eiRh street formerly Montana street. iitu-
alto two hundred and sixty-four (2sfl feet south
of the roiut Of intersection Of the said easi
boundary line - Raleigh street with the south
boundary line Of roadway formerly reventh
street, running thence south along said ess'
boundary lins % Raleigh street. fifty-thTee f5sl
and nine-tonths H+lOl feet 10 point. thence east
one hundred feet 70 point. thence north fifty
four 90 and four-tenths if-i0l feet 20 point
thence west ono hundred 400 feet 90 the plAos
OF beginning.
Dated Helena. MAJ T. 1877
CHARLES d. CURTIS,
sheriff.
BY FRED T.. HOs9.
Under Sheriff.
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CTArE OF MONTANA COUNTY OF LEWIS
- ard clarke Notice Be- hereby given Tia thera
will b. spscia meet M 81 the buard - count
commi onsrs 81 their oiice % thu court house.
on LufauaE. Hay 3d. l-at. NJ 10 o'clock m
f0r The uuruose ut letfinF contract Tor the Erad-
ing AMI balldilz ~ Fhat l. Enosn - the March
reek ruAi and Tor such other bu .insss a. may
legally r mH before them.
% order % tlo so O..
j.. TOOKEn.
County Clara.
Ia,ei HelsaA Mout Nay {. 1881.
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An the way through, and at every stare
Or SaEas Caisrrh Remedy cures Catarrb
- sure oi this feet are the proprietors OF the
ncurahla case OF Catarrh
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AnyFRTIsEn LETTERS

Letters for the following rersons remain
uncailed for 81 the Helena. Mont, postonioe
on May no, lsg4. ln calling for them
please sny ADVERTISED.
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SITUATION WANTED COOKS AND
- wife, no children strictly hrst-class.
want work ia ho.el boarding house or
camp; no objections to country; sober and re-
naois. 4 all o. address u. T.. g., IL jackson
street Helena Mont
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f's. it'fl. i|H bin HA iLDlNbA
't o. .rhn.iut 'Aaf' ga-ter, liel
'aa' H'N- ME- ea.ei pro ue-al4
'tt ". i..- "aii -hti. Monday. June
.04' -'"l HnA OPENED ln mrdl-
.- i5e 'n - "i attending L.ider-.
-ia- NN lH' rI ni sort Harrison.
lh a.eat. DO 4b.e sets officer b
guar. 3. - ara house. .ub - barrack. doU-
pc 20 10 D. b NH GER . quarters, stable, hak-
srl- rlaf.. oHs+ all Ok brIc8. and scale lou.e.
'-a'o Pa. DING also proposals. Tor PLUMBING.
Lea'l.f AMI f14 piping d portion ~ said
.-i.iIuf- operate BIRDS ro iulfHt Inf rcusfrIc-
ioH. pounding heating aud ga- uluing all 10
t.f ifnnr aliA l.-ru- ami rpsH InCatIau-. which
mas '. .'l q ms D.ee. AID ia cities d8-is-
HHt.l ln llltef c.r.I4ar
fl-.k f9ru.- fDr pr.rosa.s rif0ular g. biddors.
una H' .er fHe say Information slU be Iur-
n.-tsl aa h.iucatIoa Go ti- uuIo..iGnsI HE
.Half reeertes f.s night 70 re att ALL or "a }
.t .r .a.t- f'-rs aai Oh waive technical Doc.
.fe.pI..H containing lfouo.aIs should
." tal rul.aas for luudIugs. Tor
I..H..HE n.a.ilf or gas piping a. ta,, 90 %
Is. 20 l .itres-el e. frro p hot. cartaiu
t..t aa.t quart. rflasfer. C. IS. arm.
N. II.i r SALE. EIDEfF J. NANsH
.a.atII 30. lr4rg. 3 spal.. on N.rY h..
D. ..I .li JOSEF Hlla Walsh -I.f.uIaaf.
l..r aal b.. ..-tre Yf sn Y-.l.r I'll -,.a AMI
lterso ~ f9rDc.usura au1 .aIa i--lod ,t.i 81 M.
.I-tflrt r.nr. -. f. ir-f d..ls ll.fri.t ~ a.
.fs,.a - Montana naud far tf. ra-rt, Of Ell.
aa.II .ar.a ON fH. ... far "a Ma ia i-'.t
i. 10. ll9.s sat.t.si .etio. .ter,,n 49,
fl. above nsmed talptin oi-
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Independent Book Coupon No. 2.

TwEETY-FTvr CESTs and THREE Of these
No. 2 ooupoAs will sntius the holder 10
THREE BOOKS from the list given above.
Nos. Of the Three Books Wanted. ............
lour NAms ...........s.... ......s.....-...-.
Postofhee. .......... ..............'..
Me-. Street ....... State. ...........
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MUTATION WANTED Y A YOUNG MAN
- "A years Of axe assistant bookkeeper or
any KIND OF oiilcs WorK graduate from the
western Normal colls.e. tOr particulars apply
merry Johnston, skate, Ill
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Pittsbu'g D.. Cincinnati 8. Cleveland g.
Chicago ]; boston D. Brooklyn q Louie
vile q saLouis z. Warrington g. Bsl:i-
more D..
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zone Of the greatest mistakes people make Is
20 lo-s Che door after the horse Is stolen. or in
ota'f words, 90 wa.t until they are sick in bed
before they DO anything for the poor body.
Ne..el my wife Nor myself were real sick; /
attended Co my business anl my wife % her
household duries daily. Butwe had dan. heavy
headaches and % little over-eNertion would tire
Hs greatly. and my appetite was very poor. SO
Wr took three hHttles of Hoods Sdrsapar.ila,
300 tia rr~ulr was perfectly satisfactory be-
Aete Iouus ~lr.aplrla
saved Us a Severe Sickness
Aaf Is big doctors Din. ID people would only
Remember chat 'au ounce Of perception is worth
pound of eure.' There would bc less suffering
s t'e world. BIS advice To ail who DO not feel
Hoods Cures
YEN +. 10 tIs. Hoods Sarsaparilla according 70
directions. aui yuu win Doe well and happy"
M. 70. IoLfs, 40 18th ST., san Francisco, Cal
hoods Pills cure au Arer iis. constipation,
buoutua,>. ilmdire ae 'acle. Indigestion.
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-~-~-~-~~-~-~~-~---~--->~
"A AMID SAILMAKEk OR SAILOR 10
W s-w heavy canvas. good wages and steady
employment inquire wIf0rd' r tent factoe.
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"A An I'd GIRL fOE GENERAL HUUst-
" WORK -Ui Adams street, corner benton.
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F iANNHN tNN NNhNANlHNtss
GENTLEMEN trsr
I Anderson. Carl hachc o. ID,
/ Rsu Harry Iosrdmau. 4. ".
Z RowmHu. Henry briru, s. D.
I liuudy. George n. Cafc,. %. O..
Nafaous q. L. Chandlor q. r.
/ Jboesman. Chaa W. Gillian. Dan
: els uas. Joseph n. CruiAshhuk, teter j.
pariols Chas. nawcett Chas. W.
bowler Henry CD fk. Edwin
Either Joseph Ellington, A.
Poison. a.. A. Foster ". Al.
French. A. Held. Geo.
Iuckv. Dan. Hill Thomas II.
Moran. T.. J.. Hulen, NJ.
kelv. 3. T. Laing. John III.
Larson. Enol Lavill. John
Lear. J. 4. 90 Lindell. Johan I'D
Miller. }. =. halletL George
Mueller VIM. Nelson. John
cato. r. a. Potter "a. ".
Per v, j. NJ. Samucia II. III
Hosso. g. H. smallpage. q. n.
Syluuev. Wm. r. SVvsnton. Chas }.
swanson, Albert Meguer, Gustav
Warren. CkaA r. MldIers. D. H.
Wierman. Charles b. Wilkes * stokes.
Williams, llos.
LADIES rIsr.
Carlisle. Mrs. N. l5) Carter. AIRS. J. II.
Coffin. Mra Enie Conway. Mrs lhoA
DAVIS Miss Jennie paxts Miss Mabel
Draper. Lottio Griihths. Miss Louise
hluTome. Mss Mary Lewis Chriatie
Inter. Mrs MARY Matson. Miss Minnie
Mime. Mrs. Josis Mcguire. Miss Mary
Randall Ms. j oslo l6l Reed Miss Hilia
-ervice. Miss May Siobaugh, Miss h. t4)
" agueT. Miss Mile
L. II. C1rwEI1, p. Nj.
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sAttA1IONs MANIEb-dALE.
Advertisements Ln~ss Ala Ls~- u4fos time,
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ron. HEN I-.,ASELLING>
--~---~---~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
O. Dh r N -lLabEaI B.. REED s. Co.
aiuatan1 oana. have ll-. Dom mansion. I'M
cQualleI ~ ans rental property. IA unish and
Appointments. on|y a. per month.
-tE RENT F. l-aOOM tOTTAGr, WITH
glrien thai viii produce enough TO pay the
Ient. Hen cops etc, sl3 per year. herbert As.
Iced a o.. AontAna bank.
OR EESI HEsBsEI b REED & co.
1 ground floor uontaua bank huilding. have
be largest lie, Of houses AMI stores an the city.
LO.I
! OsT-A LADAs 1OID CHAIN BETWEEN
Il st. Iaur- church and DAVIS street. eturn
Co A. e.. Dornef. Maia s,roet
1 OsI A BLACK AND GRAY ENGLISH
- setter dog hal Oh collar marked j. A.
hoWaud. iudsr viii be- Literally rewarded BIZ
rs.urn.ng 10 o.. p. french, court house.
ToE ~ALE- MIsCELLANEoUs.
EOR SAL THREE FOUR-HORSE TrANS
i with 4uartz wagon. favorable terms TO
resi- on-ible Iarti - or will exchange for wood
lumber. cattle or zeal estate. ~. B. DoJgo
81 inston. hoEt-
t.OH SALE. Two SPANS or GOOD
LI--ner, International Hotel
I .N'at = IT. q 81 nEAskIt0lll ~ D. Milk
horns Business College. Appy a. this
Office.
HIsCEILANEOIS
I IFE INsUhANCE IOIITIFS I'16Sf6' ,1S
or bought +. %. tAosusY. hanst- CRY No
FOR ~AIE-REAI E~TATF
/ 81 SaII 11GsEHf =. 1,I,r6 ( co
y ontana lanE. elegant moIern homs Der.
Irct hnlsh mover occupied. worth s8UUL prtce
5000 tlJo each. balance iu four yslrs.
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slIUATIONs WANIED-tlsMAIE
Advertisements undes u-la ho~4 tLTvs tuna,
l ihhE
N~---~-~---~-~-~-~--~~~~-
NllUAllON MANItD-hA flkSI-I LAS,
- cook. NO objection 10 homework. Addres
l.. VI tais office.
SITUATION WANTED-B A GIRL on
- "a a. nurse or 60 DO light homework
d. ppIy lu-l Nluth avenue
NIIU, IION WANTED-A WOMAN WANTS
~ washing 60 tAAo home. family or hotel wash
lns. Aulres- t. NJ, this otilca.
MUTATION WANIED-BN A COMPEThN i
- girl cooking. or 10 do general homework Ga
small family. tau or address 4. j., Hotel
stookwell
SITUATION WANTED W GIRL TO DO
cooking or sny Kind Of Homework. frat
class references Address G. NJ, Independent
office
MUTATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- lady steuogrApher: three ysars' experiences.
ma penman, best reference Address Miss
iulu Baker Seventeenth and tarnam streets.
afterson bldg Omaha, Neh.
SITUATION WAkTEu-BA COMPETENT
~ nurse, wages TO suit the times lretsnt adj
dress 50s Nortn heattie street
SITUATION WANTED GOOD WOMAN
- ct 80 years. with little girl OF six years.
wishes position a. hOuse1eeper ~ a pacta-
hle and honest family on ranch or IN city. ad
dress no 81 broadway, T.. Il, D., Helena Mont
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SITUATION MAkTEl-BA COMPETENT
- nurseg wages TO suit the times retent adj
dress 5us Nortn heatte street
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OR HEN HEEBtEl b. REED & co.
ground floor uoItaus bank huildiny. have
be largest lls OF houses ami stores ia me city.
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state Of Montana in and for ihi
. county Of Lewis and Clarke
+ Seal first this Stat day Of October II
( Jud. Dist. tho year Of our Lord one thous
Court and eight hundred and nj nsty
-r thrsa
JOHN BEAN. Clerk
Hy JEss G.. RICKKR. Deputy Jerk
Mass na bullard. attorney for plaintiff.
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% the STATE OF hontAaa. ia AMI
Tor tho ounty - lsWis AL
4 Seal lirrt larks this "A day % Ma
Jud hisi. Ia the ear ~ oar ord urs
Court thousa Of eight hundred aud
r ninciy four
john HFAN. ClsrE
~ q. o. fHEKNAs. neputy tiark
!. iafker ksaEey. attornoT Tor plaintiff
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u q. q. fRFVMaS, Deputy lex
4. ". fleischsr. AttOrney for plaintiff.
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BROADWAY HOUSE.
~ ai1 BROADWAY NRa &. II. Woon

first-class house on the European or Amer
In oyery particular. Flrst-olass tahle.
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SITUATION WANTED by GIRL TO DO
, cooking or rnv kind Of Homework. frat
class references Address C. NJ. Independent
office
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NIIUe IlON WANrED-A WOMAN WANTS
~ washing 20 take home; family or hotel wash-
ing Au4ress l.. ~. this otica
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NfIU ALTON WANTED BN A GIRL Oh
- a. nurse or 90 DO light homework
pply lu-l Nluth avenue
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MUTATION MANIED-BA A COMPErhN L
- girl. cooking or 90 do general Homework in
small family. Oau OF address T.. j., Hotel
stookwell
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D. Dh Il N lLabtl.I B.. REED s. Co.
Mu4.all Dlna. have l5-. Dom mansion. I'M
cqualleI ~ any rental property, IA unish and
appointments. on.y a. per month
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-17
Testing a Horses Wind.

While talking about horses the other
day an old farmer said: well, I'm a
pretty good judge of horses and can al
ways tell whether horse is short wind
ed or not.
Before L buy horse" he contin-
ued, Il just borrow it for about an hour
or SO, and then get out on some lonely
road and see what kind of stuff he is
made of.
Il first let him choose his own gait
for couple of mile posts and finally
give him plenty of rein, making him go
for all he is worth. All the time just
keep my eye on his launches, and if I
see any rotary motion there it's sign
he's thick winded, and of course every
one knows that kind amt much good. :"
philadelphia Call.
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Growing Rubber Trees.

From time to time articles are print
ed in the daily and other press discours-
ing upon the advantage to be gained in
the cultivation of india rubber One adj
vantage would be in the respect that the
rubber tree does not grow in orchards or
groves, but generally isolated, some
times not more than four or five being
within the distance of a mile. 1t is
urged that if they could be cultivated
in groups the labor could be more ad-
vantageously handled. Rubber growing
requires hot, moist climate, and the
trees cannot be grown elsewhere. The
annual rainfall ON the Amazon is about
40 inches against quarter of that
amount in the United States It rains,
as rule, every day Tie temperature
seldom falls below rs, its usual height
being about 90. 1t is the ideal climate
for growing rubber, which is so plenty
that hardly any set of capitalists would
undertake to plant trees and watch them
10 years before they receive the first
fruits of their enterprise. Hardware.
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ANTIQUITY OF FISHING.
How the Fair Cleopatra Fooled Antony
With Salt Fish.

With a Salt Fish.
The art of angling no doubt had its
origin in man 5 necessities The earliest
record of mankind makes reference to
the taking of fish for food. There are
frequent illusions TO it in the Bible.
Job, in the oldest book of all, says:
"Canst thou draw out leviathan with
q hook, or his tongue with Il cord which
thou lettest down? Canst thou put a
hook in his nose?" Homer, in the
''Iliad," speaks of fishing in these lines:
As bearing death in the fallacious bait
From the bent angle sinks the leaden weight.
And it is recorded in the Odyssey:
AS when the angler, his long rod in hand,
On projecting rock assumes his stand.
Casts TO the fiery fry the baited snare.
Then filings the wriggling captives in the sil.
The Romans, Greeks and other races
Of early days around the Mediterranean
practiced the art of angling. Plutarch
tells of prank played by the fair Egyp-
tian, Cleopatra, while out fishing with
Antony, ''They wagered on their an
Cling and her divers did hang salt fish
ON his hook, which he with fervor drew
up"
The ruined walls Of Herculaneum and
Pompeii abound in frescoes of fisher
men. All along the track of history are
showing the gradual improvement from
the hook of bone and rude equipment of
the cave man to the elegant accessories
and belongings of the modern angler
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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SHE PLEADED FOR THEIR LIVES.

Now Miss Wright Doubtless Wishes Gen
eral Ezeta Had Not Spared His Enemies.
General Antonio Ezeta, the fugitive
ex-vice president of Salvador, who re-
Gently arrived in San Francisco on board
the United States warship Bennington,
is in his present predicament it is said.
because Miss Ida Dent Wright, al
American girl to whom ne Is engaged,
prevailed upon him TO spare the lives OF
men who are now thirsting for his
blood. Until very recently General
Ezeta and his brother Carlos We're il
complete control of Salvador. Carlos
was president and Antonio vice presi
dent.
About a year ago. while Miss Wright
was living III Salvador, General Rafae.
Guiteraz and others started revolution
to overthrow the Ezeta governments.
Guiteraz and nearly a score of other con
spirators were captured and sentenced t.
death. The day they were sentenced
Miss Wright became the betrothed q
General Antonio Ezeta and pleaded 81,
hard for the lives of the conspirator1
that they Were set free. Now Ezeta il
very sorry he listened to the fair one
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GENERAL FZETA.

MISS WRIGHT. GENERAL EZETA.
pleadings, for Guiteraz Is president of
Salvador, is in complete control of ths
country and is endeavoring TO have the
United States surrender the fugitive
vice president. who is charged with
murder, arson, robbery, embezzlement
and malfeasance in office If he goes
back to Salvador, he will be executed
in short order by the men who owe
their lives to his sweetheart pleadings.
Miss Wright is about 20 years of age
and tall, handsome girl of the blond
type. She belongs TO an old Georgia
family and is n very accomplished and
intelligent young woman. She was ed
ucated i'll France, speaks French, Span
ish, German and Italian fluently, and
her soft southern accent is very fasci-
mating. After leaving school about two
years ago Miss Wright and her mother,
Mrs. Marie Robinson Wright of Allan
tn, made tour Of Europe and then visit
ed La Libertad, Salvador, where she
met General Ezeta. Both could talk
Spanish when they met, and it was not
long before the conversation turned TO
love. Their betrOthal followed, and the
marriage was 20 take place IN October.
When II was announced that General
Ezeta had escaped to the Bennington.
Miss Wright pleaded with the state Cie-
partment ct Washington not t. land
her lover in Salvador. where lie 0uuid
pe put to death Her plea was success
full, and Ezeta was brought TO the U-it-
eC STATES.
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"FReNCH AS SHE IS SPOKE"
AIr. Grossmith's Humorous Skit Is but Lit
tie Exaggerated.

Mr.. Grossmith's Humorous Skit Is but Lit
tie Exaggerated.
In one of his entertainments Mr.
George Grossmith, the English come
dian, extracts considerable fun from
French as she is spoke by the school
boy. In a clever skit on the French
play that forms part of the inevitable
prize day programme all the dialogue is
of the conventional first French course"
order-viz, Have you seen the garden
of my wifes uncle?'' mo, but 1 have
found the pencil of my fathers sister. -
[ was reminded of this the other day
when calling on friend whose three
small nieces had just arrived from
South America. The children's native
tongue was Spanish, but evidently a
first English course had been used to
prepare them for their visit to this coun
try, and their quaint high flown phrases
were a constant source of mirth to the
household. They invariably prefaced
each sentence with, sit is that. -
''Juanita, why haven't you brushed
your hair?" said my friend to the dark
eyed eldest girl of about g. 1T is that
failed to discover my brush, was the
stately reply. At that moment the baby
up stairs set up a piercing yell, where
upon the second child, with hand up
raised, remarked, with infinite solem-
nifty, ''Hark, the infant wailsr'--New
York Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-17
CASTLE & COOKE
I'M p O r T E r s.
Hardware and
General
Merchandise

We have had large CONSIGN-
MENT made to us of HARTMANN
BRASS WIRE DOOR MATS, both
the large and small size.
Our instructions are to sell these
goods at cost which will be done as
long as they last. These MATS are
an excellent quality of mat, but must
be sold to make room for our regular
stock.
It has been reported that there is
a case of Liver Fluke in Honolulu
which suggests the ACCESSIBILITY of
looking into the question of
FILTERED WATER. No easier
or more satisfactory FILTERER was
ever made than the old reliable
STONE FILTER-it should be in
every House and Office. They not
only filter the water but cool it.
EDDY REFRIGERATORS are
another thing within the reach of
all. If you want a good REFRI-
CREATOR the EDDY is the one to
buy.
The same thing applies to the
GEM ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
These freezers are worth every cent
asked for them.
We have received many new goods
by recent arrivals, making our stock
complete in every detail.
~ Remember, we sell PEARL
OIL at S1.90 per case, delivered,
G. 0. d.