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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

w. ~. Ellis, JT.,
Notary Public. Fulton County, Georgia.
(Seal)
State OF Texas. County OF Harris.
In person before me, n notary public In
and for the county OF Harris. and State OF
Texaa. came William NJ. Read, who is per-
Ronaliy known TO me. and he being first
duly and lawfully sworn. did depose and
say on oath that no is ono OF the general
partners OF the limited partnership OF In.
man 4 Read. and Samuel NJ. Inman is tho
other partner. That Walker +. Inman and
Hugh 7. Inman are the special partners.
That Walker y. Inman and Hugh r. In
man AZ special partners have each con-
tributcd to the common stock one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, tho sums
specified in their certificate Of the formn-
ton OF the limited partnership OF Inman q
Read, and that said sums so contributed
have been actually aud In good faith by
them paid In cash.
William NJ. Read
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
third day OF September. 1897.
james A. Giraud,
Notary Public, Harris County, Texas.
fseal)
Filed for record September 3. 1897. at
4;b0 o'clock p. m. The Houston Poet 10
hereby designated as the paper IN which
the within notice Will be published for six
weeks IL. r.. Dupree
Clerk County Court Harris County.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

TWENTY-FIVE thousand acres o. fine
farming lands, suitable for colonization
ss'it. M, n snsns tnvessiro nj xddres 80
1910 this office. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

State OF Georgia. County OF Fulton.
Before the undersigned, w. II, ellis. Jr,.
OF said State and county, notary public
duly appointed qualified and commissioned
to administer oatha. to attest deeds and
take acknowledgements thereof. personally
appeared Samuel NJ. inman, Walker y. In
man. Hugh 4. Imam and William NJ
Road, who are each known to me person.
ally and known to me To be tho persons
they represent themselves to be, and they
aud zach OF them acknowledge before me
that they and each OF them signed and
executed for the purposes therein contained
the foregoing certificate OF and III TO tho
formation OF the limited partnership OF
Imam q Read In Witness whereof said
notary hcrcunto nets his hand and affixes
his official seal this Ausust 4. 1897.
Samuel NJ. Inman,
Walker r. lnman,
Hugh r. Inman,
William NJ Read.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

ONE THOUSAND acres prnyic land In
Braxorta county at $500 per acre, and
~ at 800 per acre, Can YOU beat these
prices for rood lAndf good section
eight miles from Houston, at Sc. Owner
needs money; must sell quick. Address
1912, this Office. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

A nARGArN--Threc Improved pieces
property in Hcarne; In good condition;
clear title: desire to remove; part cash.
Mrs. Ellen A. Green. Hearne, Texas. d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnisfed
rooms, single or en- suite; bath prlyi-
for rent. Brick house. 100 Chenevert
street. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

wANTED--Cash bids on lots Nos. and
8, block 81, corner Drummer street and
Rose avenue Drummer addition. Address
Box II, Anderson, Texas. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26

FOUR-ROoM COINAGE, bath and sewer.
wood house. clsteru and city water on
car linc, $l5.oo per month. o. r. Iivlngs-
ton. 2o3 Binx building. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-26
PROFESSIONAL.

CLINE & CLINE & DAN'L H. TRIP.
LETT, lawyers, abstract OF titles, Nous
parlous Francois 1--WE speak French) Wir
sprechen Deutsch 1--WE speak Germany.
l010ia Congress avenue. "
3. o. OPTION a. BRO, Fire Insurance
AEenbi and Ad1usters. 10 Main street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
Gime ti8entbiimIid)e 8c8ras
t5A1t9.

Die SDbne bes bimmlif1en Rei1es
griiben iib 9esenieitig bel geipiiIen ge=
leeenbeiten nit Der gnrebe ,Was
ma1t Deine 2eber 2" 3uerit mag uns
bieies ldberlib borfommen. penn mir
ieoob Die Sade ndber betradten, 10
finben mir, oaB es eigentli1 Nibts an
beres 1T, als uniere alltdslihe 8egri=
Bunssfprm .Wie befinoen sic ii6 e."
Oie Gbineien, tpelbe ibon Dor nlebr als
oreibunoert Sabren in Der gbemie,
Malerei unb anberen WiHeni6aften uno
Giinlten Die anoeren VOlfer tpeit iiber=
fliigelten, tpubten redt mpbl, baB alIge=
meines Mpblbefinben ppn elmer norma.
len Sbatigfeit Der 2eber abbdngt unb
oaB Der 9anse 26rper oarllnter leibet,
tpenn 0ieies Organ trdge Dber nil1t i'm
Stanoe 1T, feline Gunttipnen au erfiil-
len. Oieies fanb aud 6rau Ratbarine
Mbbiibl in Stem gpmerstopn, o., aus.
@enannte 6rau ihreibt bariiber : 0or
3tpei Sabren tpurbe ib BON Der @elb=
iudt befallen. Sd bate alpei Ner3te,
aber feiner fonnte mir belfen. Nle
Weoisin, melde lie mir 9aben, mubte
ih tpieoer erbreden. SD lit idrefli9.
Gle id trant muroe, ipog id iiber 200
pfuno. SD maaerte mdbrenb meines
9rantieins su einem Stelett ab. 3tpei
Slai6en Sornis 9llpentrduter 8lutbe=
leber ltellten midi oO0is mieosr Der. mas
ih biermit beseuge." = 8elbiudt 1T
bic natiirlide 6olse elmer erfrantten
2sber, Sornis Alpentrduter 8lutbele=
ber bas natiirliAe Otittel. uel9es oas
glut reinigt. Die 2eber anipornt uno Die
8aae aus oem Ylut entfernt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
Nedbt heitere 4uitGn0e

ideinen in ben 2anoi6ulen oes Staa=
tes Noro 9afota gu berriden. 8or
Sturgeon puroe Der Shulebrer in 9ar=
lin, Sareeant Gountp, ourh Die Oro=
bunsen Der &ansen gum Nieoerleaen
ieiner Stellung 9enOtbi9t, uorauf eine
innse 6armersfrau oas Nmt iiber=
nabm. Shon am eriten Sage tam es
spiiden Der neuen 2ebrerin uno elmer
10idbrisen S9iilerin su einem 9ano=
semense, BEL ipel6em beioe bon ibren
6ingerndseln tpader @ebraud ma9=
ten. 9ie 2ebrerin trug idlieblid ben
Sieg bapon. allein iie tpuroe bom 0rie=
oensrihter oes Srtes tpesen tbdtli6en
Nnsriffs gu elmer 8elobuBe bon IS bets
urtbeilt. Sbr Nmt bat lie troBoem
nod nidt nieoeraeleat, erit min lie ibre
wioerbaarisen 30slinse our &aiion
brlneen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

in bieiem 2anbestbeil als ale anberen
Rranfbeiten suiammen genommen uno
Bis Dor penisen Sabren belt man bic
Rranfbeit fiir unbeilbar. Sabre lang
ertldrten Die Mer3te oenielben fiir cine
lotale Granfbeit uno peri9rieben lpfale
0eilmittel bafiir unb ba oies nidt balf,
be3eihnete man Die 4ranfbeit als un=
beilbar. 9ie MilIeni1aft bat betpie=
fen, baB gatarrb cine Rrantbeit oes
gan3en @pftems III unb bemsemdB be-
ban6elt tperben mub. 6an's gatarrb
Rur BON ). s. @beneb & 60. in 9ole=
DO, O., hergefellt, 1T Die ein5ise ipfe.
matiide Sur i'm Marfte. Die Mranei
pirb einsenommen bon 10 9ropfen bis
gu einem Sbeel0hel. sic tpirtt bireft
auf bas Blut uno bic 51leimbdute.
STR ieoen Sal. Der nidt burh bic Me=
bisin turirt tuirb, be3ablt Die Girma
bunbert Dollars. Man ienoe fur gir=
culare unb 3eusniiie. AbreKe
s. S. @benep & Co., 9oleoo, 8.
Sn Mpotbefen perfauft fur rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
Ro5tenireie WtHett.

S9ide Seine NbreHe an s.. y. 8uf=
len & 60. in Chicago unb lab Sir elm
8robeidddtel6en BON Or. &ings ygteu
aife pils" suienben. Cine probe piro
Sid bon ibrem Wertb iber@usen. 8ie=
ie pillen tpirten ianft uno empfeblen
iid beionbers in Gdllen BON Beritopfuns
uno 4opfpeb. @esen Malaria uno
9eberleioen Iinb tie uniibertrofen. Sic
fino garantirt, pollftdnbig fret gu iein
BON jeber Dirt giftiger Subtansen unb
iinb sdnsliG aus pfan5enitoffen berge=
felt. sic baben feline eri6laffenbe
Wirfung, ionoern resen Masen unb
@eodrme, iiberbaupt bas san5e Spitem
.ftdrteno an. Sn re9uldrer 8rDbe 81
25 @ents per S6abtel in Der Npotbefe
BON S. 6. Mtller & Spbn. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
0a,ts Ob,te Tra9e.

Cine ansge3ethnete nnD nnfd)dbs
bare Maebi3in INN Nuflen, ,Neterteit nnb
Grfdltung 3u furireH TT Or. Bulls
Nu(en GDrup. Nerr Sas. Nacfelb,
$50 Melf ct, 81. .. @itp behauptet
bies audi. Gr fd,reibt: sDr. 8nll's
0u(feft Sprup 1T bic nllerbeife Mebis
atn fir NnifeiL Grfdftun8 nnD seilers
feit, unb ID, etnpfehle Tim mann idl
tam. Dr. Bulls Nuifen Sprlp
tpirb iberall fur rs @ettt6 perfauf,
W}an biitc ilm Dor Nad,ahmlul9ett,
nidts lcutntt BEN dd1tels slsid:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
NIuminittmt Derbiut9t.

9as ein5ise Semmnib. tpel9es iih
bisber Der allsemeinen 8erbreituns oes
'Nluminiums entgegenitellte, tuaren Die
boben Soften feiner Saritelluns uno
@eminnuns. Wie unier @oniul Ger
main iebt aus 3irid in Der S1meia
mittbeilt, tpirb Der preis beS Mluminis
um ipdtefens binnen eyabresfrift auf
81 Gents berab9eben, iooab oas neue
nibIibe Metall i'm 9anbels- unb @e-
tperbebetriebe an 8ilisteit MIR nod
bur1 Giien, Blei unb 3int - ieben=
falls nibt mebr our9 Rupfer ooer 3inn
- iiberbDten tpiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

Der Der idDniten unb 9rDbten Bdume
Der S1tpeis entbdlt; barunter befinbet
| li6 uu9 Die tppbl 1000idbrise v@ibe"
| in 8erltler gu Seimismpl bel gursoOrf,
tpie au1 oi. befannte Brettler=@i1e in
8matt bel 9bun unb Der &ieien.9tnb=
baum in 8watt, unter oeiien ylatter-
bad 1900 perionen aufite0uns nebmen
fDnnten.
Ser bon Der amtli6en S9dbungs=
fommiilion ermittelte S6aoen amgabn=
boi in Bern infolge bes Sranbes beaif.
fert ii1 auf Grs. 152. l3O.
Sie Memter 8uraborf, Jraubruunen
uno Sra6ielpalo beabIi6ti9en. bonn
Staate Bern Die 9pmdne 5rienisberg
gu ermerben, um baielblt eine Sealrts-
armen=Nnitalt fir ca. 45O pfe9lin9e
ein3uri6ten.
sSn Bern lit Mmtsnotar 8lattner,
in Spann (gern) puitbalter uno @e.
meinoeprdlibent Subler aeitorben, bei=
oes betannte 0tdnner, Der erfere So,
Der lebtere 43 Sabre alt.
,Sn Wangenrieo (8ern 1T lebterl
Samlfas an einem SirniAla9e 6rau
glile Mener, seb. Sdneioer, 2ebrerin,
i'm Nlter bon AZ Sabren seitorb.n.
Sn Yaperne (Waaot purbe pof=
tonbutteur Sapillet, als er Elm 8eleile
iiberl9reiten tpollte, bon etner 2ofomo=
tipe erfaBt uno fofort setDotet.
Sn Neuenburs 1T Sr. Seon Supas=
quier, profeiOr an Der oortisen 4ta.
oemie 9ettOrben.
Sm gllter BON 64 Sabren itarb am
3. Npril in 8aiel Der Gbef ber tpeitbe=
tannten @roB Bbanoels : Girma Giiriten=
berger & gie.. Serr s. 6. Siiritenber=
ser=giIber, Der in friibern Sab,en aud
in beri6ieoenen 6feutli9en Steuunsen
tbdtis mar. ). y. dig Mitslieo Deg
Sanoels=2olesiums, Sedelmeifter Der
ataoemiI1en 8eieDidaft, 8orseieBter
ber @drtn.rsunft etc. Serielbe bat ben
arDBten She'll isines @erm0eens i'm
getrage bon Grs. $4,000 pobl-
tbdtieen Nnfalten sufommen lafen.
Sn 8aiel baben am 4. Npril einige
bunbert Nrbeiter Der 9cmiihen Snou=
ltrie bas gintreten IN eiIe 2obnbetpe=
sung bei6loHen es miro Elm Minimal=
2obn bon Srs. 4.50 perlan9t.
Ser Maler Streit in 8aiel bauert
fort, aleroings nur partiel.
Sie 0orarbeiten fir Die eleftrii9e
Strabenbabn gbur Siefenfaitels
(@raubiinoen) iino bur6 Snsenieur
Wiloberger be9rnnen tporoen.
Nn Der 8ornersrat 8abn (Walis)
miro tpieoer lebbaft aearbeitet fhon ilt
Der S1nee faIt einen Gilometer melt
fortseidaufelt mebrere 100 Staliener
arbeiten an Der Wegi9affung bes
Sdnses Die 8efabr 1T aaerbinss nidt
aerins, bab 9apinen tie iiberraiden.
8eitern iit in Se.ppl, @emeinoe
8apperspbl (gern) oas Saus oes Weis
bells Sobann 3ds absebrannt.
Gin Weintiinitler, reip. Weinpant=
i9er in 8iel 1T 5u 8 Sasen 8efdngnib
unb 1rs. 800 8ube berurtbeilt moroen.
Sn Grid lit nun aud Der 5ueite Der
@ebriioer Ylumer, Yauunternebmer,
Die bon 3etp Sort batten beimtsbren
miifen. segen &autlon aus Der 9aft
entlanen tporben.
Oie Sura=96ben uno Die 8oralpen
lino tief binunter tpieoer nit S1nee
beoeft. Oie Witterun9 1T nabfalt.
ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
Irieorih gberingbaus, elm 8au

5riebrih gberingbaus, elm 8aus
unternebmer aus Barmen, &beinpro.
oins, Der bieIer Sage nit benz Dampfer
,Weiternlanb", in beRen paiia9iefliite
er als 9sorl gBalter einsetragen mar,
in Nem Oort antam, tuuroe on 8orb
oes Dampfers in Dem Mugenblif bers
baftet, als bas Shiff an ieinem pier
auleate. gperinebaus 1T befduloigt
We6lel i'm Betraae BON $50. 1000 Mart
aefdliAt 3u baben. Seine FdliAungen
iollen iib aber insgeiammt anf eine
MilliDn Mart belaufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
8udIenS Mrntfa GaIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fiji
S1nittipunben, Gefdmiire, Salsflub,
Gieberpunoen, Nusidlas, aufseiprun-
gene Sdnbe, GrOitbeulen, 9iibnerausen
uno ale Sautausidldse, iOtDie fie be-
itimmt 9dmorrboiOen beilt. sic tpirb
aarantirt, bic bette 3ufriebenbeit au ge-
BEN, pber bas @elb tpirb 5uriifgegeben.
preis 25 Gents per 56adtel BEL 8. 6.
Wliller & 6obn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

6err Geo. g. Gmitb bon ber SEQ. 8. Smitb Wans
TEL So. 2ouisot[e. 8p.. irebt unterm 20. 5ebruar
1894: .rlnseabr eiu Sabr lang litt id rdterlid an
Sersbef9perben. bic 70 f9Iimm tuurben. boB Id im
gett auiFsen muBte. um 2uft su befommen. SD
muBte mein @eiddft aufgebeu unb fcnnte fanm nn.s
berf6Ieiden. waein Treuub Serr Sulius 6. @osbt
eier nnerer berpprroseubiteu apptbefer rietb mir,
es NIT 9r waiIss' Seart Sure sn periu&en. Rat @e.
brand ppn ctspas iiber elmer la9e peridpauben bic
G6mer5eu ioppbI oIs bos SerSflupfeu. SD babe
feitber nibt Die sernsten geiGtucrben sefiblt nnb
eebe beute meineu @ei4afteu 70 reselmdBis nod als
ie sunpr.a
lleberan bel Mpptbefern at babeu. Bud iber Sera
ilnb Ierpen frei oerlonot Wton abreiiire:
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ST. Miles' 9tilmittel MAIDEN geinms.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
Trei berianoi an Mdaaer.
Gin Mann In Mi9iean entbedt elm
bemerfensmertbes 6eiImittel fur
WerIuit bon &raft.
proben tuerben frti an alle Derfanbt, bic
barum ihreiben.

Garf 3; maIfer bon Ralamaaoo. Daib. Bat nad
einem iahrelangen Rampfe 9e9en bie ieelii6en nnn
fbrperIisn aei6en BON perlprener wlannbarfeit bos
ritattge Wtitte gennben, ipelGeS oa8 2eiben heilt
Gr beipabrt bas @ebeimniB forgfdltig aber CT III
ipiltg efne Erpbe ber Webain alen M&nnern au iers
ben ote on tr9eno ener Torm bon S1wde Ieiben. alS
Gplge BON ingenbIber nnipiienbeit tpte por3etigew
@erlut bes @ebddtnifies unb Der arait. i6ma9em
Wiicten &rampfaberbrnt nno ansaebrnnQ Dos 9etl'
mittel bat cine beionberS an9ensbme Mirfnng BON
pdrme inb f6eint nnn,tttelb0r 30 ,pirfen iu6em es
bic pernngte Rrat uuo ene GntipidInng esebt tpte e
nur genHnf6t pirb. 9as MtitteI beilfe Dlr Walfer
noaff6nbis bon al ben ltebsIn unb 8eibeu bie bon
iabreIongem WiBbrautb ber natitrlib feffgeiebten
Gunftionsn terrhbreu unb foG tn ebem Sale abiolnt
iuperldfftg ,eiu
Cine Bite an mr. garl 3. WaIser, 4os Mafonir
9empIe GaIamasoo, Midb.. BET Der Sic aneeben. bob
STE etne probe fenes Seimittel8 fur Mdnner min
fcben uirb foort erfit nnb fs,ne Werghtnng trgtnb
melber Art tpirb bon ibm geforoert uerben. St bat
etn grpbes Snteree baran baB BITE Runbe BON bieiem
9roBortgn ReilmtteI perbreite pirb unb berenbet
init Sor9aIt bic rpbe fider periegelt In einem burs
aus etnfaden padet 70 bab ber Gmpfdnger feine urt
branoht
Seier fperoen sebeten obne Wersns au fdreiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

= Sn Springfielb, g., tpurbe cine
Orbinans paifirt, tponaD indbreno Der
Wintermonate nle Rnobeil nno Mdb=
den iltlter 16 Sabren Inn 8 llbr uno
tpdbreno Der Commemorate Inn 9 llbr
5u 0auie iein miiiien. Dns 0efeb ipirb
itrens Dur6geflbrt tperbsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
0roker Wer0ienit !!

User nns feline abreiie einisnbet benz ienben utr
per 9oft senaue ansfunft aber Elm sama meues Sc.
iHdft pomt trsenb cine Yeron magnl9en pber iueib.
ltdben @eidle9ts auf ehrlide W.ife umb pbme srsse
Mnsia9en uub watbe aber 100 Dollars per Monat
peroienem fann obne ytsifem unb pebbeln. aetu
MISUNDERSTANDING, fonbsru Elm ebrli&es eeiddft.
abreifire:
JOHN HOUSE & Co.,
Canton Lewis Co., Mo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28
Gammsl q. Elinuie. Wesaftsar.

Ser .gepbatttera sriheint ieb.n NlittRr6 uHter
ieIsenoen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TGr bic @er, etaotsn uub Gonaha bel &prans.
MirS srft in 4orfe bss Sobrss ae,r mod ablauf
befielbsn hesahIt. -. LIS
Sur Gtntitlonb nns bic e6pes BET 8prou8.
Nenn nod abIant eines 9erninS ein Nbpnnent bos
&lott nit refnfirt reip mebr ols atpei summeru on,
nimn 10 pire Der 8etrsenhe aud far ben f1lseuoen
Sernin olS Abpnuent eiueetraaen.
CD Ionee Der GubitripipnSprtis fir has Blatt mod
sans uber tbeilpuie ausebt bari fein Mbrnn,nt bas
feite perfpeigeru
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
O., as second class matter,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-14
Somewhat 400 Previous.

Mr.. Goo Kim, the Chinese Con-
sulsr Agent, this mc rning expressed
his surprise at the journalistic enter
prise OF contemporary who acts
on the principle "if you cant get
the news, make it,"
He denies the truth Of the state
ment published in the Star in rel
erence to his connection with a
branch Of new bank to be estab-
lished here. He admits, however,
that there is possibility of bank
being established at some date in
the future but for the present all
statements in connection with it so
far as he and his friends are con-
cerned are premature and unreliable
and arise from inventive but perhaps
friendly disposed gossips.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-14
A Good Billet.

Lau Chong, once a very prominent
Chinese merchant OF our burgb, and
extremely favorably known and APP
preciated by the Hawaiian and
Chinese Governments for reasons
known to them and few others,
has dropped into good billet in
Hongkong as Chief Comprador of
the Pacific Mail and o. & o.
steamers at salary of $1,000 a
month. His personal friends and
former partners rejoice. Politicians
say, however, that If wishes to pre-
serve his head he must not enter the
dominions of the Emperor.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-14
A Very Useful Map.

M. ID. Monsarrat is issuing in a
very convenient size, a map of Homo
lulu to scale Il 1000 feet to an inch.
1t has marked upon it our artesian
wells, hydrants, fire alarm and letter
boxes, tramcar and railroad lines,
proposed new streets and the depth
of water in the barber by fathoms
In the corner are condensed maps
of the Hawaiian Islands, the Island
of Oahu and Pearl harbor. 1t is an
extremely valuable map to hang in
the Office and to send abroad to
friends who are interested in our
progress or in real estate transac-
tious. The price is only one dollar
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-14
Another Suicide.

Akana, we'll to.do and intelli-
gent Chinaman, aged 81, with wife
aud family, committed suicide yes
terday by taking dose of strychnine
The only motive assigned was a
slight quarrel with his brother Ahin,
the wealthy rice planter and mer.
chant.
The funeral took place a little
before noon to-day, and in the cor
tege we're over fifty carriages con-
tanning friends Of the deceased
merchant.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-14
More Asiatic Labor.

The Board Of Immigration yester-
day granted the following applica.
tions for Japanese laborers. 1t may
be remarked that the information
was refused to the afternoon news
papers:
W. g. Irwin g. Co., 200; Hackfeld
g. Co., 2lO; Castle s. Cooke, 1870; T.
H. Davies & Co., 1875; Brewer g. Co.,
100; Grinbaum & Co., 80. Total, 795.
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Camp Fire

The officers Of the First Regiment
N. G. Fl. have decided to hold their
reunion and Camp Fire on Thurs
day the Both inst, at the Bungalow.
The Committee on Ways and Means
consists OF Lieut.-Col. George Nc
Leod, Major j. Walter Jones, Major
Charles Mccarthy, Capt. George
Ashley and Capt. Paul Smith.
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After the Chinese Children.

The truant officers are engaged in
ascertaining the number OF Chinese
children who fail to attend school.
1t is already discovered that there
is quite large number, and especial
ly OF the class known commonly as
slave girls. Every obstacle that
Chinese ingenuity can invent is
thrown in the way of a thorough
examination.
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Mrs. Stevens, the popular hostess
of Ilaniwai, the well-known seaside
resort at Waikiki, is happy woman.
Her mother, Mrs. Grunston, arrived
by the last steamerand will spend
the winter here Mrs. Grunston is
charmed with the country and the
beautiful place which under the
management of Mrs. Stevens, has
gained the rank OF refined and
first class resort.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-14

The bark Spies will go ahead on
cargo to morrow. Everything lovely
from the skipper down.
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The S. S Australia leaves to NOR
row at 4 p. M.
A nice front room is for rent at
No. 9 formerly No. ~ Garden Lane.
The bark Spies will 60 ahead on
cargo to morrow. Everything lovely
from the skipper down.
Who are the Capitalists" erecting
new mansions by Asiatic laborers2
Echo answers, H., e., H.
Wray Taylor and Prof, Hoffman
are endeavoring to arrange Kauma-
kapili chimes for Christmas Eve.
The steamers Lebua and James
Makee sail at p. u. aud the w. G.
Hall and Helene at 5 p. IN. to-day.
Hon. s. Percy Smith lectures be-
fore the Hawaiian Historical So
ciety this evening at the Y. M. @. A.
Hall.
The Mokolii larceny case is still
on trial before Judge Stanley and a
native jury. Mr.. A. Rosa is de-
Tending.
The steamship China can be look.
ed for from Yokohama on Friday
night next in about the time OF 7
days Is hours As minutes.
The treasurer Of the Patriotic
Luau reports that so far $500 have
been paid in, aud that the bills of
expenses presented amount to 5000,
leaving surplus Of $1,000.
The $40 train from town this mora
ing ran into Chinese OK at Waiau,
killing the auimal and throwing two
wheels of the engine off the rail.
Where is your COW catcher, Benz
Miss Lucy Ward who has been
seriously i'll through injuries caused
by her stopping runaway horse Is
able to be- around again, and was
greeted by her numerous friends to-
day
1t is rumored that two OF the
large hardware firms of the town
are about to combine and form a
trust to break down their competi-
tors and raise prices in the event of
annexation. Further particulars are
promised.
On account Of the recent resigna-
ton Of Mr.. Geo. r. Carter as cashier
in the Office of G. Brewer & Co. Ltd,
Messrs johnson and Ernest Ross
have been advanced to positions Of
responsibility in that firm. Mr. John
son takes the position of cashier,
aud Mr.. Ross as Book keeper
The supporters Of Santa Claus are
crowding the store OF w. w.
Dimond q Co. President Dole
made several purchases this after
noon. When Dmoud's special band
plays ON Saturday evening the pub
lie will line up aud take their choice
from the large S ock OF goods.
The men from the Australia who
engaged in the recent Hotel street
row we're charged in the Police
Court with obstructing justice. A
nolle pros. was tered and charge
OF drunkenness preferred to which
the men plead guilty aud fine OF
81 aud rosts was imposed on each
of them.
Mrs. Stevens, the popular hostess
of Ilaniwai, the well-known seaside
resort at Waikiki, is happy woman
Her mother, Mrs. Grunstop, arrived
by the last steamerand will spend
the winter here Mrs. Grunston is
charmed with the country and the
beautiful place which under the
J management OF Mrs. Stevens, has
gained the rank OF q refined and
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Who are he "tapitalists" erecting
new mansions by Asiatic laborers9
Echo answers, H., e., H.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-14

Wray Taylor and Prof Hoffman
are endeavoring to arrange Kauma-
kapili chimes for Christmas Eve.
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The bark Fresno, Captain Under.
wood, arrived yesterday with load
OF lumber to Wilder 81 Co.