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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-21
IRRIGATION ON THE PLAINS.

The two questions involved in the ir
rtRation OF the plains uplAuds are now
practically answered In the affirmative.
Can water be lifted 200 feet Ut no low
a cost that 1t will pay to irrigntc with
II from that dcpth2 and Ia thore water
enough below thu surface to irrignte
any proper proportion of the large area
Of the Scmi-Nrid uplandsP Saying yes
to both these queries. II may also be
said that where water IL even ut
greater depths enough may be raised
with comparatively small expense to
rrigate so much land ms in dry years
will be a material addition to the
means Of subsistence of tho farmers
family.
The writer has no doubt of there he.
ing enough water In the tertiary for.
nations previously mentioned To irrI.
gate ) per cent. OF the land OF large
parts OF the western plains. The me.
chantcal devices for raising the water
are becoming better and cheaper every
year There was never before such
water-lilting appliances as IL the case
at the present time. The volume OF
water and the means to lift II being NJ.
surcd the redemption of the plains
from the stigma o. aridity Is also Ger,
tain.
In saying this II must not bo under
stood that irrigation of the uplands
means the irrigation Of large bodies of
land In solid areas 1t Ia absolutely
true that under present conditions a
family can obtain u good living from
three acres of irrigated land If n finn
lily can within Itself supply the labor
for the irrigation of 10 acres, or even
hire some help, competence and com
paratiVe wealth VIII be certain In n
comparatively short period. The
owner OF 100 acres, irrlgntIng from
three to eight acres. will always pro
duce n living and some surplus. The
rest OF his acres for pasture, for tim
Der, for some grain, viii give additional
surplus in the good years, and his fam.
lily Will always have the means and
leisure TO give attention to mental I'm.
proyement and be certain OF Increase
OF home comforts and some Of the lux
urles of life.
The position and volume of the sub
terranean waters point TO the desir
ability Of numerous pumping plants
scattered over the plains not large
ones with expensive machinery. Wind
Is the cheapest motive power. 1t is
abundant on the plains These facts
all suggest that small holdings. say
the standard 100 acres AZ a maximum,
worked by the owner and his family,
are those that will most economically
operate In the redemption Of the plains.
Harpers Weekly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-21

poor old Nan who is glad to stay there
for a homo,
Then father came IN and Nan
went out to the milking, but he saw by
my face that | knew Somethiug,
suppose looked pretty mad, hut
when ii came 10 the scratch, thought
what's the use lie will only deny
il and add auothe: sin ON his poor soul
Instead Of sroldiuS him. as / Intended,
| burst out crying, ran up the stairs
and packed my clothes in a bag shawl
strap and slipped out the front door
while he was in the back shauty and
before he or Nan or anybody could sec
me | hail Sot to the high road to the
station | ann writtnS this TO yon on
the back OF n box IN tho station shed
with borrowed pen and ink, while am
waiting for the train. which will not he
due tor half an hour yet. am so
afraid he may miss ME and come after
me and make scene; but won't 20
back unless he promises to stvC up
these wicked money lending ways and
stops lying to cover them up, So | am
writing to YOU now 81 YOU can get this
rs soon lis possible and | will Set a
stamp and post IT here little way
down AT the post box AS soon as |
set lodgings | will write again and YOU
address Your next to Toronto post
office. to he called for" feel stronger
and better than ever did since got
your letter and will hurry up and got
something to do, II | should 10 into
good service, witch Nerhaps would be
best. Anyway, | will work and watt
and
Alec paused ami said: "rhc rost Is
only few words between her and me,
ourselves"
THAT'S the man We heard toll Of. "
exclaimed Joshua slapptng hs thigh
ms the light broke on him. "speakin to
her in the moonlight nj O'Clock in the
mornin Didn't | say so Didn't | say
as that was some poor tramp or other
she WAS tccdin' with cold victuals2
hut, no, people dent seem to want to
believe any mortal thing but the very
worst Ef people would only be half
rs anxious to believe the beat M they
are the worst GechosophHt! What a
different world II would be"
To he Continued
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-21
WIDOW MARIN
BY the Author OF Natalie Ordeal"
"Euphie Lyn," "A Vain Sacri-
tice." Etc.
Continued.

They had not gone far into the bush
around the opposite border OF the lake
when Alec silently clutChed his
fathers arm and pointed to the damp
snow at their feet. 1t was the track of
a partridge, Alec made some snow
balls hard as iron, knowing from
Plerre's experience that the birds could
be followed up and struck with a stick
or stone as they ran along the
ground. Now, if that partridge was
anywhere in that bush he would find
1t or perish in pursuit.
He strobe on so fast, winding i'll and
out among the trees, that Nh Marin
soon lost sight of him and merely con
tinued so follow in his tracks To his
surprise these doubled down again to-
ward the edge of the lake but he still
continued to follow them
Presently he was startled by loud
cry and fastening forward as the
footmarks led he saw, with alarm
Alec lying face upward in front of
what to him seemed to be a clump of
brushwood but which was in reality a
NoNAS' a lltliV wv Soll VI lShl lIiuI
of stakes driven into the ground, lean
ing up against a tree and thickly COW
cred and matched with branches of
spruce. The partial melting of the
snow by the rain had revealed it and
tearing open the loose branches at one
end, Alec, looking in, had uttered that
cry and swooned for very joy They
4 u
In his chase after the partridge he
had come upon the cache, which some
belated Indian overtaken by last years
4rly autumn frost, had built round
lis canoe, docking it here until next
spring, in this primitive but usual
fashion
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-21
HIS THROAT WAS CUT.

Oshkosh. Wis, May IT,. Frank
Jones, farmer living about two miles
west OF South Oshkosh, discovered the
body Of mIddlc-aged man lying In a
field near hiG nome yesterday morning.
Death had evidently resulted from a
fearful cash across the throat, and q
short distance away was found large
pocket knife which had evidently done
the deed. The body had evidently lain
out all night and a heavy rainfall had
obliterated all traces that might help TO
solve the mystery. A coroner's jury is
investigating tho case. opinion being
divided between theories OF murder
and suicide.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-21

him the whole story and set him to
let him on AZ once, Il would be great
Inconvenience, but he would send up
some one 10 take his place as soon as
he went down; anyway consent or NJ
consent-he must SET down to Loo she
should not think She VAS to be left
alone in this terrible calamity What
added to his anxiety was that the
spring aSSigeS would be on now and
She would be there alone, without aid
or sympathy. Oh, for wings For
wings
John Myers looked both thunder
struck and alarmed when Alec arrived
At the post without his father and
Pierre. His face VAS So drawn and
haggard he looked ~ old and care.
worn, that he cried out:
For s"odneSS' sake, man. what has
harpened@"
Alec shook his head, drew his chief
into the inner room and told him all
We'll You know Alec. it's against
the rules altogether; but suppose
'N'' ''fNAANA NNht' hiNlNN ~ l lSNANN N'N''
the directors. know You'll ~ TO the
girl whether | say yes or no Ia bet
ter give YOU what money is coming to
YOU. You've done the company good
service in hunting up these goods
Alec wrung the friendly hand with
tervor.
And you'll explain it all to my
father? tie will think ME poor speci
men of son to so off and leave him
like this but YOU see there is not mo
ment TO be lost Tell my father to so
home and as soon as can viii fol
low him. Tell him to come down to
your brothers farm on the way. he will
tell all about where am and how
things turn out don't know where
| may drift to.
Keep your mind easy, Alec. I'll
make it all right. You be off and this
! Indian of yours goes with YOU until YOU
get on board of train No mot a
word, he continued as Alec WAS about
to protest; he'll take the canoe and
I'll give him good gun. III know
you're safe when he returns
Alec was gone a full hour before MI
Marin or Pierre got up, nor did 1t give
them any concern to hear that he had
gone off with one of the Indians He
was in the company's service and no
doubt was off for the day in it's inter
ests
So thought the father until Pierre
some hours afterward brought to him
the note which had slipped down I'm
observed and disappeared among the
litter of the wigwam floor. The note
was brief, but it gave him an unlocked
for shock 1t simply ran
Il have just seen something in the
ne wspaper found here that compels
me to leave YOU and hurry back to the
post. Mr.. Myers will explain all to
YOU when YOU come Pierre is quite
trust worthy; take time and get well
rested before You return; and If YOU
do not see me before you return to
Scotland believe me ii is an urgent
call of duty, | hurry back and rs soon
as | can | will follow you there Give
my love to my mother Your loving
son, Alec"
Yes, the note was a shock but 1t
was a still greater shock when. week
after, he heard the truth from John
My ers.
His son his new found son was al
ready engaged; engaged to girl on
trial for the murder of her own fathnr'
For, reading what had been printed in
that paper which Alec had left con
corning the awful affair there could be
no possible doubt of her guilt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-05-21

It Is stated that the Spanish govern.
ment in a circular note TO the powers
regarding the attitude OF the United
States toward Cuba takes the position
that. while Spain has scrupulously OBJ
served all treaties, the United States
has infrsnged all conventions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

ORDINANCE NO. +l4s.--An ordinance ~
proYiTi- the Assessment: roll q ssuch ~
proverneGt district No. III for the -
psogement OF Harvard avenue n1Yu
proved section % Harvard avenue naft
70 tie n0rsh margin Of East Hignisn
drive. under ordnance No. &tlI. and -
sess-ug the amounts thereof asainS
each parcel ard lot Of land and ~ Fl.
Thereof shown n said rel. as1 pfosi%
Ing Ter the col eesiBn thereof
Whereas. ESe Assessment rob ~ ioe1
Improvement district No. lH for the -
the north End Of she existing impfvss@
section % Harvard avenue north 70 -
aOrth margin Of East Highland af1seS
an Ter 0rd-uaa Ne s077. prepared oy -. -
ccufcii hy the board cf public works
me 21i day 81 March. 1sas- and
city council, o. receipt o stica roii
asses srneat. dla cause a notice t5srs
ssgrsd BY the city clerk. 20 be puni'sss.sss
Ia the city offlc al newspaper OF .iis -
To- ten consecutive issues. r0ttfFfrk
persons interested that sad rod had -
lied and requiring them 10 appear pesys
the city council Ia the council cnAfnees3
u the house OF delegates in the city
on the 18Th day OF March, fssS. at 49,
J.. m. b. nz day not less than bl.3
days from the date % said nercei -
make objections thereto. Il any they h~s-'
aa9
Whereas. the city council al al W
tine fixed duly coaveDe and consider.
and an objections made thereto: ans -
objections were made or fled. atd ,De -
cOUacl did make such correcf41ss o. ~
roll as 4 deemed just. ard I'D then 49,
the amount Of the cesf az sai1 invSvssSs
meat ssSesSs4 against street crcssrx
lng the sum o. four hGn1red SsxE@fn 11s-sS
st-lfsf tS4Ie5os d1isars. 10 be paid ron ~
general fund u the city. and foDo3
amount Of cost % De assessor ILL., z
property in sad district. a. SHOWN = ls3;z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

=. =. -N''tst-f-- y -tas&zic e-lSInee-- plans.
survey aEl SO grslet.3r Of Nasvr 49,
glAs4Es. .Er-sas-as pants. s.es-tors'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

FOR RENT-cheap: BeIlingham hotel
Whatcom. Wash: eighty rooms, fur.
n!shed: also kitchen and dining room:
electric light plant in house. run cheap:
electric bells: firsf-ciass recomrenda-
tons required. j. II. Stenger. Proprie-
tor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

fttst Ran f-SSa srF~S = tAs nest ae-Sir-
abe tar&30s AH4 pasture lzss IN Nult~
TtSfr Na-4Sy-A fag{fca - tbs A. ssrI
fsy-fe-I = a-s5ez ssa - = esE - krrs Eor
further PARTICULARS Appty % t}alfsssr
G9sesse s. c.. Bailey bali1!Ek S<ssl<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

ONE or THE INCEST HOMES in the
CITY. very reasonable. for a chil1 or two
Address A Post-inteiliEencer Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

wANTEp-Asents 10 sell sash locks and
door holders. sample sash lock free by
mail for &C stamp: best sellers ever In
vented; best weights; Si2 q day. write
quick Brohard q Co. Box Il, Phila-
celphiA-
wASTED-AEents TO sell a good article
needed in every household. sfS Pike.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
northwest corner Fifth avenue and Yes.
Ter way, Seattle. Wash. Male and II.
male help furnished free OF charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11
CITY xorucEa

otherwise u shall take effect NJ -. s.
Il shall become law under sae rross.S
Of tlse city charter.
Passed the Gig ccureii the 9Th - !.
April. SIS. ard ssxre4 by ne n go.
eth cay Of April. $50
T. H HrRn
Acting Pres.zsnt o. CITY Co.,,
Approved by me this 10Th say AZ -.
Nsa W ID. WOOD, Nav.
Filed by me this -c-h day az Ar-5i -
WILL II. PARhT
City Comptroller and Ex-onicio -.
Clerk
Published April II. lSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11

wANTED-le acres good land near city;
must be CHEAP for cash H. r. care
foet-IntesliEencer
WILL PAY CASH for Astoria property:
give price and location Address r. A,
Henry. Astoria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-11
CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE, Department OF
France, Seattle. Washington. Apra !.
issn. To Merchants and Supply Men;
On and after this date al goods ard sup
chased through the board OF public WORKS.
which Is the purchasing agent of the city.
Hcu are hereby notified not 20 honor any
panied by an approved reauisi,ion from
the board Of public works, counters.gnei
oy the secretary thereof.
TIE new form Of reQuisition VIII also
serve as your BIN Extend prices. verify
the claim by affidavit IN the place pro-
vided and return u. once to the secretary
OF the board Of public works.
No other bill Will be necessary. ana no
verbal order or other form OF reQuis..ion
VIII De audited for payment:
City Comptroller.
IMPouNDED STOCK NoTIcE-The fol-
lowing described horse was placed in the
CITY pound on April ). 1855, ard will be
sold al public auction 20 the highest bid
der for cash in hand to pay costs of i'm
pounding and advertising. Wednesday,
April =. 1885. al 70 o'clock a. m. az the
front door of police headquarters. corner
OF Third street and Yesier avenue.
One BAY mare: small saddle mark:
years old
The owner of the above described horse
BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief of Police
IMPoUNDED STOCK NOTICE.-The fol-
lowing described horses were placed in
the city pound on March 81, 1896 and
Will be sold az public auction TO the
highest bidder fer cash in hand TO pay
costs of impouniing and Advertising
Saturday. April Il. Isses. az 10 o'clock
a. m. at the front door OF poiice head
quarters, corner Of Third street and
1esler avenue:
One small black mare; white spot In
forehead: years old.
The owner OF the above described horses
being 10 me unknown.
BOLTON ROGERS
Chief OF Police
Date Of first publication. April 3. 1856.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NoTICE.-The for-
lowing described bull was placed in the
city pound on April , lsSS and will be
sold al public auction TO the hixhes; bid
der for cash in hand 70 pay costs OF i'm
pounding and advertising, Monday, April
% 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m at the front
door Of police headquarters corner az
Third street and Yesler avenue: One
black bull. year old.
The owner OF the above described hun
being TO me unknown.
BOLTON ROGERS
Chief OF Police
Date OF first publication. April 5. 1895.
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In xycer 10 secure correct insertion of
ectscea ua6s- these headings. the sane
ehcuft be left at the Drsi1ess ofdces q
this paper. No charge Is made for snch
Eoticra
Funeral notices resosutfcns Or ether sps
e1a; announcements VIII - charged AT ne
rate az 10 cents no. lire each insertion.
pogTr<-ELLIGESCE CO.
Advertiser gcsfcs
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Acting Prasiaeat o. Cts Council.
Approved by me this 18th day q Arr
fsqs " u WOOD Mayor.
Filed by me this 10th 5ay Of Arrii. -
WILL. H. PsRhI. 81
City Comptroller ans. r x-ofsscto City CiefA.
Published April II, lsss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
Notice

Having been informed by reli-
able partios TINT Mr.. Hustled or
his employees aro circulating the
report TINT | nm simply in the
Directory business to compel him
10 buy mo or, / wish IL TO go on
record that | will not sell my data
or work 10 Mr.. Iustd or any
otbor man.
u. i. FINNEY.
Honolulu, june 3, 1896.
323.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

Trains will leave ut 915 A. NJ.
and 1:45 p NJ, arriving in Homo
lulu at 3:11 and 5:55 ?. NJ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

Go, ID will not have drill to-
night
A young girl was arrested this
morning Tor truancy,
Senator Cecil Browns advice
on legal matters in sadly missed
In the Senate,
A. Y, Gear has sold tho Harri-
son lots ut Makiki to Auditor
0onoral Laws.
Castle n Cooke soll tho world.
famed Slack Il Brownlow filter,
Sec Advertisement
Accounts Of tho ST. Louis aud
Victoria cOlamitios will bo found
on inside pages OF this issue,
Captain Scott Of tho police re-
ccivod word by tho MonowOi that
his grandfather in England was
dead,
Fresh hoad cheese, livorwurst,
pigs feet and lambs tongues ut the
Central MoNt Market today, just
rocelVed aud Ne pulutuble IN any.
thing you ever ate,
In their double column card
elsewhere the Manufacturers
Shoe Company mako u fow APP
propriate remarks that will appeal
to ovorybody's understanding,
Minister Willis was in Wash.
ington ut last accounts. Uo had
not yet regoiued tho strength OF
which no was deprived by q
severe attack of bronchial pneu-
monia In San Francisco.
ID. ID. Dare, dofaulter in $780,.
600 to tho wrecked California
National Bank nj San Diego -four
years ago, was discovered lately
ut Athens, Greece, by George
Lycurgus Of Honolulu who was
visiting his native land.
A new manager Of the Ice
Works Ii In sight. ID. w. Cor
bott, the present incumbent, is a
happy and smiling father this
morning and will devote tho next
twonty-ono years 10 teaching the
duties Of his Office 10 his son.
Attention IL called 10 the sale
ut auction without reserve, by W.
=. Luco. OF chinoloum ware for
tho Misses Rice. IL will take
place next Saturday evening, the
goods In the monntime being on
view nj Mr.. Luco's salesroom
Tho projected departure of these
ladies will DO generally regretted,
Miss Rice tho pianist is univer.
sally acknowledged TO DO supo-
rior musician. Tho sisters have
sole ownership in the novel chin.
oloum ware here, 30 that this salt
IN n raro opportunity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
NOTICE.

No persons arc authorized
TO contract for advertisements
or solicit for the sale Of the
new Hawaiian Directory in
Honolulu, except, myself and
j. Il. Daniels. Furthermore, ]
have no connection whatever
with any San Francisco firm.
b. J.. FINNEY.
323-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL

morrow evening,
Wv. Ashford's condition was
improved NJ latest odyices,
The Monowai made u very
short stay, being bchind timo,
Bishop n 90, received $3.50
In gold coin by tho Monowai,
Go TO tho show Saturday night
aud 400 Simmons dance jigs ON
stills.
The Hawaiian band will play at
The Executive building Mt 400
this afternoon,
Miss Violet Carey, tho daughter
Of tho M0uowais captain, 10 with
hof father on this trip,
A,A, Montana, Of tho tOx office,
hns handed In his resignation TO
take effect ON the 8Oth instant.
The, Y. NJ, 9. A. orchestra was
NOut In good force last night for
rohoarsal undOr their now loader
The Kamohameha boys and
:, girls are 10 give " Joint concert
on tho evening ut Saturday,
June 10th,
Company A's dance last night
was success ~ usual. Tho mu-
siG was furnished by Prof, Borg
er's orchestra,
The "Trip to Chinatown" com.
pany passed through on the Mo.
n0wai. What about performance
here ON their r0turn7
The young ladies Of Kawaiahao
seminary will give IN entertain,
ment NJ the Y M, O. A. hall this
evening 1T 1850, Admission 0fty
cents,
Senator Walorhouse blushingly
received the congratulations OF
his fellow senators this morning
on the occasion OF his becoming a
grandfather,
". n. q. Walker has received u
Telegram from his brother II. IL.
Walker ut Victoria, saying!
"lfatler, Gus and Horny MI snfOj
not IN bridge accident"
The Pacific 'fonnis Club elected
n. ". Adams and John Water.
house to membership NJ its meet
IND yesterday aud fixed on bntur.
day, June 18th, for tho opening
and reception ut tho new club
house.
j II Bolster, reporter on the
Star, will leave by tho KiDhu for
u mouths vacation on Hawaii,
"Jim" has reported the House for
The 5lar, beginning just uRt0r u
long siege 0f sickness, and ho has
well earned rest.
Dr, and Mrs. Kellogg aud Miss
Kellogg, Of Bnltl0 Creek, Michi.
pan, arrived on tho MOnOwai y0s.
tefday. n il their intention to
slart n sanilarium NJ KnpIOlani
PGrk, Dr. Kellogg IL son Of
the famous bygioniC physician
md author,
On July LIST, Gins. lluslaco tho
King street grocer, will move
from his present quarters n0ar
Alakea street. "a No, GIL, tho
premises now occupied by ~. A.
Williams. Mr.. Williams will 90.
cnpy the promises between the
Pantheon and Club stables, Fort
street.
Governor Budd of California
refuses tO commute tho doatb
Bon lenCe Ut PaulO Kamaunu, for
which plea was presented by IT,.
M Walsh, attorney for tho Ia.
waiian Government. Kamaunu
brulally murdered m old woman.
llo Is 10 be hanged nj Folsom on
June ~.
Wilbur y. Knapp, representing
Hooker A. Goa Of San Francisco,
passed through ON tho Monowai
Me- Knapp iB agent for tho
barnes ana Union bicycles and
" ha bright n young man ~ ono
would Gare 10 meet ll0 will 70.
turn In about n month and 70.
main over here for several weeks.
John q. Waibol, formerly hoad
salesman for 'lhoo. H. Davies ~
Co, came down on the y, y. Mono.
wal lie med many old friends
about town last evening aud 70.
called them with rominl5conceg Of
times gone by whom ho and IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
For Lease.

TO LEASE TO A GOOD TENANT FOR A
torn Of years, Fine Residence containing
o Room, on Vineyard street, on a fine lot
planted with fruit trees, bearing. Apply TO
SOFT u. s. CUNHA.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05

3232t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
Secretary
Disc PlOW

the United States and Canada and
is now being introduced here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-06-05
WANTED!

Is PORTUGUESE WITH
Families, o TO ~ Portuguese,
Single Mon, for plantations.
Apply 10 w. G.. Irwin n Go. for
forms aud nature Of employment
320.1t W. q. IRWIN ~ co.