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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26
BUSINESS OPPOETUNITY.
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WANTED-Three cottages or store FIVE
or more rooms. must be sheeted or drop
siding. Address l.. r. Lee, oklahoma
City. %. T. 6y-5t'
WANTED-One large furnished room
for two men in private family within six
blocks of Douglas avenue between North
Emporia and Main street Address c. +.
J., Easle Office tO-st'
WANTED-one large unfurnished room
in private house or one small and one
fair sized room ensuite on North Law
renee. Topeka or Market within five
blocks OF Douglas Address No. - Eagle
Office. el-St'
WANTED-sorne second hard stone and
brick Address Geo. Burns. Water street
s0-.t'
WANTED-To buy a good barn: one
that can be moved without tearing down.
Address barn care Eagle once, giving
location and price do CT
wANTED-A four 10 six horsepower
engine ard boiler. Address by mail l.. u.
LeweIling. 90 IL
WANTED-To buy school or county
orders Hills * hIukead. ~ -. Market
st CD 20
WANTED-To buy vacant lots on North
Lawrence, Topeka or EmpOrla avenue.
between Doug las and Tenth st Come
quick. Burwel and KeFfOot, ~ East
douglas dss ~
WANTED-A truck farmer. nan and
wife with boy about - years OF age Ger
man preferred to take charge Of dairy
and truck farm: located adjoining Town
within - miles OF " ichiiA- Address W.
care Eagle Office d. III
wANTED-Trayelers: Faithful gentle
man OF lady to travel. representing estab-
lished house Salary 81 monthly ard sx-
penses. with Increase Enclose references
and self-adcressed stamped envelope. Tue
Dominion Co. Chicago Dis iit'
WANTED-A good watch dog 20 pat In
store: must be savage Lock box q.
Augusta, Kan Go =.
n, AHTfIs-8F YOr MIA ACCOJ IsST
w CT -s.aOersy8.sr cal at \. lsls- C0a.Bser-
cal Co.ieg- y - c A. s1ileir-- Ef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

WANTED-Three cottages or store five
or more rooms. must be sheeted or drop
siding. Address l.. r. Lee, oklahoma
City, y. T. by-5t'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

WANTED-One large furnished room
for two men Ia private family within SIX
blocks of Douglas avenue between North
Emporia and Main street Address G. +.
j. Eagle office tO-3t'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26
i:0Ds.
Taken Up.

TAKEN UP-At 400 South Lawrence ave
a black horse with blanket on Owner can
have same by proving property and pay
ing charges. tO-2t'
TAKEN UP-Two pigs. one male and q
female. black with white spots. Weighing
about " pounds each Call al III W.
Douglas ave. DDS IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

WANTED-SorneS second hard stone and
brick Address Geo. Burns. Water street
sD--ts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26
Chicago Markets.

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Op'ing Hight Low't Clos g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

WANTED-To buy a good barn: one
that can be moved without tearing down.
Address Barn." care kagle once, giving
location and price do Ct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

FOR sAIE-Tsx-title lots r1.h houses
ana vacant Iots. cheap L. Eillss. &c =.
N,-xe- d. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

I-ox 49, FUI-i. DBESs SER or TIg
Il 5str-s s-T- zs-o 49, . $3.50 a. t&r-zis-s,
W-,r-ss , AZ TX Ca ~ sirss a. isG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

FOR TRADE-A stock OF general mer-
chanGise and store room for Quarted sec
ton OF land. Stock In good condition
Address T.. w. Murray. 800 W. Central
avenue
sD-sts
FOR TRADE-A fine bottom claim for
a first class livery stock Address r. l..
IL, jefferson, O. r. eD-ets
EOE EACH4NGE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-26

WANTED-A four 10 six horsepower
engine ard boiler. Address by mail l. u.
I<eweIling. oJs u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-25

shc Wa, to Have lrrri,a ino million.
ntf,, tho rn5s

Hun vas TO AhaNF 'Hfrhl'H NAN .AlA'ANH
ntr,, suo 1n5~
San FuANgaCp, March gl-rnu cal
puLmhts hug story ituuE 10 thu
fIlc.uuu that CNI.tHa between tun iniu
James q. FllruNI Mlas pIuHl Cuu'
.iu., tHc well ku0Wn lecturer aui We
muu'4 Fights advocate. According 20
tur cal, tuoy were engaged TO be- met
uyu, ami only tho dualu Ui the million.
aItu prevented their mlrflagu.
AilsB Cousins 81 at uoruut iu sun
JItu, taaius caro- VI urI htuiuur VINO
i8II. 10 cal representative Buu.uil
20 hex affection I0r Ftlr au1 told uUF
story irsuIycauualy and Without hcs.-
fancy.
Mis- Cousins toll how Nlr, Falr was
taken 40 ulu sent iJr uef 90 nurse uim3
now Blu iulurtaIud 10 bis wantliu
Spite % tlc OIL ueuJus uf Nla 8gurgiariu1,
UuD uuIuaysrrl % Nugp nor igUu him.
"Nuul iL taIr had recovered Gum.
u.g.. s. q. ur nuit 90 no up uuI walk
algsU4 hugalluu mo nsiar UYc day,
"'l uaul go sall'u up NY INHiwf' hg
l.4, ga Eu.h "a manner taat i GUNlI 40
Iu#uCu 200 ulI Uy family connections.
I.yu ly fanny au4 4 want o. make iaig
provision tot .Uyru. love you nti /
want Co provide i.r sou ni AA u.lliIb
.9 Wlt financial Trouble can never
como 90 sou. wait you 10 be my
vile. VIII yUu WArry myt'
"l ans Wpfyu lg..' is thua said!
"t Ih.ua sou, We mus, DO mar.
fieI HguI --NUlH .ugu'
WBul uu uas Huli more or lees ill, and
/, tuiH prevented uJr CAT y marriage, one
cycuiur, WEuu uu was feeling much
better, wg Flt tUguiAuraut talked about
tie N0T.4'I FniG ull uu said We must
SEQ ull OF lt together anu that nu hls
own utgT and gifted l,lu Wliu i should
explain ull nc Nou,a VI interest with
which lu was not acquainted, ifUm nu
historical point Of view.
"Auu tuut wus the ius, evening We
wrT, turtlhut" tald Niles CJusiuu,
with a dtrg-lfuwn sigh.
"Ou tue following DAY Mt. Fair was
whiaEui CUT OF Chicago az n he had
been a prisoner or "a fugitive from jus
! ticr.
"Mr. FaIT managed 10 tell mo that
/ ho wac called away by very important
busiuUaH matters, but that no would
speedily ru,uru guj make me his wife.
/ never saw him again, received
oaU letter from him after he arrived la
san Francisco, In that he stated that
30 was well, anu begged me TO write
Jltgn.
81 DID write, but | never got an au-
HWug alter that nm pOEuyUly Ger,
| tain that he wrote 20 me also, hut the
| letters were ulquulti0uauly inluI-
cypluI. His secretaries wuTy constant
| ~ uu the watCh,n
Miss C.gblus says she asks Tor uo,h-
tax now EXCEPT 30 ba lslt IN peace with
| hon IL ~ u
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epilhet OF oontumoly f1r the japanese.
Ihev are called "wO.E0," said 10 signi-
~ "Dab3ou.baudiis."
Japan has given proof that she wants
mo- poasuf5l1ns Ga the provluco Of hhau
runQ. Her interest go that region
ceased with the capture Of Wei Ia,
Wei. OF tho 10000 soldiers sent Go
saizs the naval station, only enough
remained to hold the works on LIu
kuug leland. The r0st have hll gone
hack 10 Lilac Lung, after dem1ishing
thu in.ifu o ain VI shore iotlItiCatio.s.
llowie, the uis raced American who
was captured o. Wei Hal Wei, has
been brought 10 Hiroshima.
This remains of Admiral Ting were
autloc.oi % grois inlignity on their
arrival Vt Ten lHu, The head was
cui III Gni exposed Vt the gate VI the
city jail.
BUSINESS cuNHFSCED rs EARsE5U
NEw YUUS, biarcu GA special
GsIRlCh from iJhlD 10 tue World faJG
The puact Ambassadors OF japan auu
Cninu met March 23 90 fnimougsakl
ami proceeded directly 10 business
TIC conditions upon which japan Will
consent o. ruI sue war ufu stated iu
vEpllgit luinis. After some disCusliDui
III Hung Chang asKeI Tor three dpys'
delay, 900 order tuat he might cJuult
tho bu'hIfiiius in Pvkiu uIou certain
p1iuls. 10 WIS granted. Uulrss tue
g0ygsum 20 ~ peEiu iusttucis ii
Hung JH1Hg 10 reject what japan
deems iuJlsIyu % a p-tmAnuui
loary, the treaty may Dc speedily exc
Cutpl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-25
TuE ELuE DISASTER.
ouiciai iu,csuganpu U,suu at ur..
muraHNI

Ouiciai tu,cstignuun Ueguu az uF..
muranylu,
BEHMS, March -I.-rhe formal In.
qulry .l,o she loss OF thc North Gug.
man Lloyd steamship Eiuo were begun
at BsumUrhaygu, auI various experts
tuposrd ,but the ElDo was thoroughly
appointed AMI ltgwJrthy, anu tina, hor
cargo was properly slowed. The Fur-
yivDr1 g tho crew, Ih0-. St0ibUfg, the
thirl officer, a. Nepui, tHB ufst CL-
giucur suI E.iuurt, one OF tUu suamuu,
rcptaiUu thuIr i0rmur statements. Tho
ptefnut court announced that tho iu.
quify would not euu iu that court, Us
gnTuo law cults were pending iu com.
uuct0u with the disaster. Hu uJIuI
that ia upllu a tho efforts OF the GcT-
muu CJulul ut Bremen, tue Htptemuli8
of the crew OF the CTalniu could MT Boo
obtained, AMI Indeed, q duputntlun OF
the crew OF thUl vessel refused o. iugti.
IS. Tho captain % inc Crlthlu aI'
miitul that she sIuudinWs gt his we'll
wuioh he bad taken AFTER the collision,
showed the Crlthiu was not leaking,
htfr BlGTIw, superintendent VI tho
North German Lloyd slcAm6hip line,
dup1sul that the lllbo hal sutilulunt
small boats 90 accommodate 8sl per-
SONS, aud that tbugu were only 1852 on
board. He nHl enid tho waiurught
uulb.uusut OF tho steamer were intact
when she tailui,
Inumtt St1iuurF, the third officer,
sUii tngt 90 thu tIuu ufthO collision no
was on tue bridge. lie saw tpu force
most light ans lua ETHgu Hile light Ui
the CmtulU, Tho ilut gniCer also saw
/ these liTHts.
Inc Elue, according TO the rules,
continued on hur course. A minute
afterwards hu saw, igHt behind tho
bridge roi light, auu Jncn almost Ia.
! slauuy occurred the collision. Witness
ran 10 the -ldr VI the vessel 10 ascut,
I tniu tho extent Of the damage, aud
without delay reported % tue captain,
] who had appeared on the deck,
According 90 Instructions by the car
, tain ho OrIetDl bJais three ana hvu Co
| be- placed in readiness. The sea by this
time mad reached the uit dock. lie had
only time 10 jump luto tho small boat
before tho E,Ds went down. Not
auul morning broke did he zee the
I iau, ia ,Au boat, becoming aware for
the Hul time who hal been saved. on
board tue llDB there bad toeu no
rushing, no CFlwliug, no disorder and
no cries Tor hulp. InelU had been no
STUMBLING among tIe occupants .0I
plaltiJub lu tut small boat ut tho time
uu LIug went down.
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wAn uUrWhlN ouuRCuLa,
Catholics and Pratostnus Ia Canada
U'ttrr Enemies.

NtSNEAroLIs, March GA special
10 the lri5Wts from Winnipeg, MaUn
sHyU: Manitoba nul tnu Canadian
uUItgwust hEH reached IA crisis Ia It's
history, Hud luo storm which bias boeS-.
lowering uyug the country NO l0ug 10
uEry 90 hryaS before long lJlsnW war
30 uU,vf that D. muy wreck the c1nleI.
Grafton 70, the D4miniJu. Tho Catholics
axe lighting Tor thcir laruGhial schools
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eoNnIIInNa Inrnnt.n.
Business Revival Reported In thc
Nouth-NoW GuduatfIoa.

business Revival Reported In uic
Nouth-Now tuduatsIoa.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March a.
Reports from OH over the south Tor the
week ending March 22,toceiyod by the
Iradsman, Chattanool Gays that
more favorable weather has improved
the condition Of business. The revival
In lumtur manufacturing ia quite rg.
tiCyAblU, but while pucuu are uIm, the
advances iu values expected boy some
operation nuvU not been made H8 ygL
But nt 10 tune 10 the pact year have
Inquiries been GD general u8 at present,
beth Tor home anu foreign Huipmuuta.
New cotton MILLS ami Engagements
%. ySi6lus ones continue iD u1 f0UYfiud
frJ4 fgyoIli EiHtss. presenting the
.uiurult luNuu lu cotton manufacture.
ing by local iuvls.gfa.
lrlu production iu the southern ,gg.
TtIry continues o. be- active, with
FOmcwutt I ga inur.8gCi duWHuf, nt
unchanged quotations. Building psn
Iugi4 uVHlus tho zee OF 'r.u Guu
Steel arc Row better iugu Or "a Long
time. auI ga active tYriu. season is
auuC.p iyj.
Businus 90 falling 20 somewhat
ana .r sine Clul lrIusur, Hu. 30 Der.
suuIH ui tho uu..u. % ruYH.L.I.
Collections age good ior t.y sOu.on;
merchants ore buying carefully, ana
Stoke OF goods arO Rent low, W.h no
dHpHsltIuu O. increase iu .uvBlgu II
the daily dgmnuGg % local t.aIr.
Advances o. planters with which 60
mako u CJUy VIII be- made with much
caution this ycaG thufe being o. guuyru
understanding among merchants that
tue practice 8h0uId bee discouraged.
Among new iWp1iDrt lu3uaifluB
established ur iugJuumui Zoe tho
Southern sfHtcs during tao coming
week is n 100000 Improvement ana
evri1pmult company 10 do business
Ia IcuuuGtvi 100000 telephone
construction company aat L1usyiliu,
Ky, suI o. 100000 NAT factory ut
Wheeling W, Va,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-25

CHICAuD, 2i,-Tho International
Sunday Observance league held ua,s
meeting nsl night az The Nlllarl
a yeuue Baptist uhufuh, There was
large crowd present, Rov. William
B. buIlard, iu speaking v. tnu SUNDAY
closing question sGiI;
ave nave the law On our eide and
all the gool ,hiuEing people know We
must wake up uud nut at IDLY IN
church and slug Nearer my God To-
Thtu,' but We must gather IN our
arms auI begin war with the irsnk.
ur5 pftua sabbath. The queslion with
ua not do you want 10 have the
ta.O0l2 i soy the question H., how can
We aryuao Tue cllizsus Eud let them
Hu0w tnat Ia shame 10 lot sgloon
heopers break the laws In tue way thew
they are doing. We mus, BIO up In
sTma ana ngh,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-25

with firm determination, while the
Pfoictt'ut majority, with equal fusoiu.
tion, declare the pntochial fch1nls,
recently ab3llshej by tho act Of the
MauitcbR ltgialnlure, shall never be
rU'establisheu, TINS excitement is In
tense. The Ouugumuu arc taking d
hand in the struggle.
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RCL0rd
ron
Supreme Excellence,
90 TuE
PUTNAM
~, NOT TURGED AND
'''-e.laH---HAMMER PoISTED E0Ea1
NAILS.

Attho world's columbian Ezpositi5s
At Chiczgo a medal aud diploma VOID.
Odi "supramo oIos.leu,o In material.
method In manufacture, aud quality %
nnishoa producli elasticity and smooth.
meas combiuui with holding power ia
ollnoh. II allows the use o. very email
nailH.H
There f. nolhirF beyond supreme rrcslltnes
nor Do there ANTILLES rumlrHul 90 70 AYf1o u-ll
except the maternal from NNitu it ih mhag.
"lNe 'rtatEOt OF wauUft UNHTr." aUl qualify on
finished product" uufuEm hHun, 10y their
"0.asuyIiy," GOV, fIEuuY So be UapHurl9n ana
Contraction 20 ilU boot WHI.H tHa horse q DO
uHUunH b. EHHF fUuUulHUHHH.H do um 60
large tho natl urIUsIu enc boot Wills utir
"f.promo excellence" Boo 'l0N.ls power ln
AHn 'a.larHH rnuHIUH tlGu l| Ha. d taa shoe a.
kHr lsr1yat service uHta worn out
Is. Luusu uT t.la.l nANa' large h9laa ara
Gvn.ItI and unU.V saYHI lH She HmItA
TaHsltW will .e econ Shat th1 oucIaa ~ no
Worlds Columbian EupHIinHu RECON =
Az u.aI Only DO "luluam' contains saga -
PUIElN NAIL co.,
E.DglisL Boston, klsL
Sold by z. C.. 80. !. aud Branch
Houses,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-25
CHINA UNWILLING 10 CEDE
TERRITORY,

Toxic, Marrh gi.-Mtm1fIals arc
Ht.y,d from all parts Of tnu Culutso
lllliG generally iay0riug the Jtlgr OF
ny amouut VI in4,muity, tut ttgpuu-
,l'I opposing the Cgusion oil Territory.
ny way u showing tnat China re her
.as'' fortunes b. slili capable %, ius.-
'.1' OiayadC, the official Pt.ln Gds 40,
~ lpt same Issue which announcer ii
Alag llaus's orHud, coins flesh
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-16

Read the Hebron Drug Company
leader for 4 pointer on shopping.
J. J. Williams IS expected TO re-
turn by tomorrow's kinau. He has
been on the island for the benefit
Of his health.
The japanese bamboo store in
the Masonic Temple conducted by
Tanaka manufactures all kinds OF
fancy bamboo furniture.
4 large and varied assortment OF
silverware, ivoryware, crockery-
ware, silk goods, cigars, tea, came
TO Wing Wo Tai Il Co. by the City
of Peking.
Holders OF water privileges are
notified that rates for the term end
ing June 80, 1896, will be due and
payable at the office OF the water
works on January 1st.
a very fine assortment OF Jap
anese and Chinese fancy goods
personally selected by Mr.. Barnes
while in Orient, will be sold at
Luce's auction room this evening
at 7 o'clock. Reserved seats for
ladies.
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Typewriter for Sale.

SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER IN
frst-class order IS offered for sale at bar
gain. Apply at this office. 417I-tf
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A TRIP TO THE VOLCANO
SPECIAL OFFER FOR
TWO DAYS MORE.
4I75-It

OF your choice from 10 70 50 pieces aud As
many different patterns OF clotp Suitings
made 70 order by Mrs. Freimann for'Si5.
SIG and SIS complete.
Suits will be finished ready for deliver ;
hours after the order Is given.
These are al tirst-class goods and latest
and freshest patterns.
Linen Duck Suits 10 order SIS.
Linen Duck y irtS 10 order s.. -
Cotton Duck Skirts 10 order So.
Cotton Duck Suits 10 order SO
Remember this Is a special holiday offer
and is good for TWO DAYS MORE.
II you wish 10 take advantage OF this or
poTtunity 10 obtain = suit OF cloth. linen or
cotton duck cheap, good workmanship. III
and fault!ess style guaranteed, place
YOUR orders early as this offer will positive
~ not be extended beyond the specrfied
time. y. r. EHLERS d co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-16

FGAN s s,a give on away fgn s y
AS7AN EVENING, DECEM-
Der 31st, at s p. M, any one of the above
wheels.
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What You VIII Get for Your
81 Beside a Bicycle.

This is not bait. We simply wish to
be up to date and well give you the wheel ,
and beside the wheel you will get the full
value of your dollar in merchandise.
The coupons are now ready and will be
given out with each dollars worth Of goods
sold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Australia departs at 4 p. m. to-
day.
The Baltimore Is expected every
hour.
ED. Tenney Is Ill with malarial
fever.
The tug has gone on another
cruise.
Band concert at Emma Square
this evening.
Have you shot the shootes ?"
Its delightful.
Julien d. Hayne is dangerously
i'll with peritonitis.
Chester Anthony Doyle has re-
turned from Kauai.
The conspiracy cases are to be
heard this morning.
Pacific lodge will install officers
this evening at 7:30.
Sheriff Andrews of Maui came
down by the Claudine.
Lee Woy, for playing che ia, was
fined $50 Saturday morning.
The electric light plant is ready
to commence the manufacture of
ice.
There viii be plenty of turkeys
for Christmas when the Kinau gets
in tomorrow.
There was no baseball game
Saturday afternoon, the ground be-
ing too wet.
Program for Founders Day at
Kamehameha Thursday is printed
this morning.
Miss Greenwald leaves for her
home in Cleveland, Ohio, by to-
days Australia.
Lieutenant Holt and posse ar
rested seven Chinese yesterday for
smoking opium.
J. Hill, deserter from the bark
Mohican, was taken in charge by
the police yesterday.
Only two days more in which to
purchase cloth suits at Ehlers' at
greatly reduced rates.
Circus again this evening. A
change Of programe Wednesday
matinee and evening.
Tet Young, a Chinese, will be
ordained a deacon at St. Andrews
next Sunday morning.
Ruby Dexter has returned from
a vacation trip to Kauai. He is
much improved in health.
Egan's bicycle offer has proved a
drawing card. His clerks are kept |
busy waiting on customers.
The steamer J. A. Cummins
leaves promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning, resuming her old route.
George Sea, clerk at the police !
station, with his family, were
among the passengers by the Clau-
dine.
You will miss it if one of the
5 o'clock tea lamps, seen only at
Dimond's, is not secured without |
delay.
The fair which was to have been
held at st. Andrews Saturday after
noon has been indefinitely post !
poned.
Mrs. T. ]. Higgins will chaperone
a party OF young ladies who are TO |
visit the Bennington Wednesday |
afternoon.
st. Andrews fair will be held in
the school room Tuesday afternoon |
and evening. This was decided on
last night.
Rev. Horsfal came down from |
Lahaina by the Claudine. He took !
part in the services of st. Andrews |
Sunday morning.
The German dinner at the Richie
lieu was an enjoyable occasion. a
large number OF guests partOOk OF !
an excellent meal.
The Takizawa family of acrobats
viii show on Tuesday and Friday |
evenings and Saturday afternoon |
and evening from now on.
\ bill OF sale of the Arlington |
Hotel and effects TO c. Brewer Il |
Co. from T. Z. Krouse has been
recorded. Consideration $4,000.
Several paintings OF Howard
Hitchcock's We're sold TO local peo-
pie during last Saturday, the first
day OF view at Pacific Hardware
Company.
Supreme Court opens at 10o'clock
this morning. a committee of the
Bar Association will present resn-
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WANTED.

BRIGHT, HONEST BOY WITH HORSE.
TO carry papers. Apply at this Office 10 w.
W. Chamberlain. 4l71-tf
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Cottage to Rent.

A WELL FURNISHED COTTAGE OF
six rooms for rent on Emma street. Fur
niture for sale on easy terms. Apply 10
this Office. 4l7l-Iw
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IlOIIUdy oOONS,
Holiday Goods,
An immense assortment to
select from.
Useful and ornamental ar
ticles of every description.
White metal novelties,
suitable for Christmas gifts.
Silver toilet sets, consist
ing of hand mirror, comb and
brush.
Silver back mustaChe
combs. Ladies' hand bags,
fine leather purses and card
cases, fancy hair ornaments
and combs. Battenburg lace
squares, drawn work table
silk Grapes, scarfs
and table runners.
Special assortment of chill
dren's trimmed hats for the
holidays.
Have you seen the ladies
new sailor hats
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TO MUSICIANS.

THE MISSES RICE. LATE OF MEL
oourne, have located on King street Wal
r!ki of J. 3. Anterior, and vii take pupils
foi tuition in tianoforte and Singing Tele-
phone $50. 4049
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-14
For the Sick.

The Hospital Flower Mission has
done much good, and the ladies who
have charge of it have done it in an
inostentatious manner, and never
paraded their work before the pub.
lie. Only those who have laid sick
and lonesome at the Queens Hos
pital can realize the cheer which the
appearance of the kind ladies with
the bright and fragrant flowers gives
to the patient. The ladies, who have
devoted their time to this noble
purpose, have decided to arrange a
fair, the rest It's of which will be
used for the support of b I'D at the
hospital, under the auspices of the
Flower Mission.
Mrs. F. M. Swanzy has been tire
less in her efforts in arranging the
fair, and it has now been decided
that it will take place on the Goth
instant, in the evening, at her resi-
dence.
A magic lantern show will be one
of the features of the evening, and
there will be fancy table, candy
booth, flower stall, ETC., etc.
People interested in the worthy
object are asked to donate ice
cream, flowers, fancy articles, etc.,
etc, which will t., gratefully re-
ceived by the following committees
Refreshment Committee Mrs T.
R. Walker, Miss Pndar and Mrs
Andrew Fuller.
Fancy Table Committee Mrs
Won Holt and Mrs. Brine.
Flower Table Comnittee-Mrs
Eleanor Graham and Mrs, FL. f.
Renies.
Candy Table Committee Mrs. f
r. Day and Miss Levers.
Committee on Tickets Mrs. o. H.
Wight and Miss Castle.