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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25
C. e. Tresoott, Publisher.

The Acantha has been taken to-
task this week' by gentleman
living at Choteau. In his com
murication to Us he says among
other things: II do not know
what in the devils name has got
into YOU to publish such idotic
drivel as that in your last issue.
Perhaps it is in the interest of
that 'harnony' we have al heard
about" We must admit we do
quite understand the writer.
That word harmony is peculiar
word. We have borrowed a
Evolutionary" aud find the defini-
tion as follows.
/. The just adaptation of parts
tc each other. so us form sym
metrical and connected whole.
2. Concord or agreement in
views, feelings, sentiment, n an
ners, etc.
3. A just proportion of sound.
/. A book bringing together and
showing the agreement between
parallel passages of different
authors.
3. A term .usaG to de- ote the
simlla - ositiag Of smooth sur
faces or edges.
The harm ony our correspondent
writes about is not, as far as he is
concerned:
! /. a just adaptation of parts *
each other. Rather it is an adap
tation Of parts toahis owa liking,
and unless he can rule, he vii
ruin. That is poe harm ony, bu
it is the kind our .'iend wants.
g 1t is not a concord or agree
ment in views, feelings, sentiment
lnanners, etc, only as It suits tn
environment OF our lFlehQ from IN
county seat. In other words "
contend that harmony can not b
bro ight about by an individua
who is a good god, good devil kin,
Of a man. When Sam is cussed i
the presence of John and John
cussed in the presence OF Sam
ard when John and Sam are bot
+ sent 'harmonious; talk i
ma le. nothing better delaes sue
conduct than the word hypocrisy
1t is not harmony.
Our correspondent is "a hypocri {
Fer a long time we refused to be
iieye 1t, but the evidence has az
cumulatcl so rapidly IN the pa'
few months that we had to give
and admit the truth of the charge
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

A story is told on one OF the
eas tern teachers who, having an in-
ordinate dread of contagious dis
eases, sent child home because
her mother was sick. The mex.
day the child presented herself at
school with her finger in her mouth
and little hood swinging by the
string and said: "mese 81 .
little baby at our house, but nam.
ma said to tel! you it is not
catching" The teacher blushed
slightly, said she was glad and
told the little girl to take her
seat.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

Under the caption :'Both,' the
moutanlan published the following
from the Columbian:
For some time J. w. Mcknight,
of Dupuyer, has been advertising
that he will give two lots AID 500
in cash toward the construction of
a church in that town, and not a
bite has he received. What is the
matter with Dupuyer? So good
she needs no help toward heaven,
or so bad the angels despair OF her
redemption!
This is very poor attempt on
corson's part to slander our people,
but his intnrtion to do so is ap
parent. 1t S a vel known fact
that IN Dupuyer, and in the country
surrounding, will Ge fonnd as fine
a class of people as anywhere in the
United States, aud that fewer { is
here than in any othel community
IN Teton. Tie publisher of the
montanian should not be angereC
because our people refuse to pat
ronize him BY experience they
have been taught that he gives
nothing in reyuru fer what he re-
ccives, but at every opportunity
does al he can to injure the nortt
enc of the county. The north 'n'
can stand it, however, as day b,
day this community becomes NOR
prosperous, while at trrg'own =
we the place will soon be buried
and th2re is no need of saying IN
kind thing, of tn dead.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25
News of the State.
The E. W. Crane Soap Company
of Great Falls has failed.

The E. W. Crane Soap Company
of Great Falls has failed.
The boss mule driver at the Sand
Coulee mines committed suicide
last Sunday
G. J. McNara has purchased tho
David Auchard brand OF cattle,
ranging on the lower Teton. Com
sideration, 100000
The anti-gambling law has, been
pigeon holed in the house comm it,
tee, and vii probably not be taken
up again this session.
A bill has been introduced in the
house making it unlawful for rail-
roads to charge more than three
cents mile for carrying passen-
gers.
Frank Lemmer's drug store ct
Glasgow was broken into Thursday
night and goods to the value of
$500 were secured. A worthless
character by the name Of Owens
has been arrested for the crime.
A delegation of Omaha business
men were at Helena this week
irving to induce our legislators 70
appropriate money for q Montana
, exhibit at the Trausmississippi
. congress which opens in Omaha
ncxttJune. a,
General Agent Moore of tho
Northern Pa;ific, located at st.
Paul, has been investigating the
matter of food products shipped
over that road to the west in the
past year, and his figures are
astounding as we'll as a sad com.
mentary upon the agricultural
resources cf some of the new states.
Even Minnesota farmers are not
= equal to the local demand appar-
: ently. In his report Mr.. Moore
y finds that there were $4,000. 600
pounds Of hog product shipped to
Montana. Washington and Oregon,
y and $500, 900 pounds Of butter tt
Il the states Of Montana, Washington
e and Northern Idaho, the butter
u coming largely from Iowa ant
u Nebraska During the same yea
q there were shipped from Illinois,
: Iowa and Nebraska, to Mon tan
and Washington 1900, 900 pounds
u of eggs and very large amount OF
g poultry. AS this is only the show
u ing OF one road it can be imagined
q what amount of farm products find
their way into Montana frem the
It east, and some idea OF the amount
of cash actual y taken from Mon
70 tana and sister states that shoult
" remain at home. Fergus court
'e Argus.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

A problem, which the trainers OF
the new Tariff law have to meet, IS
how to guard against the great and
sudden increase OF importation
which is sure to come in the last
davs before the new Tariff law will
90 into effect. Various schemes
have been proposed. One such
suggestion is that the Mckinley
law be re-enacted temporarily with
promise to refund any amount
which may be paid under it, in
duties, in excess of the rates Ot the
new law. Another suggestion is
that those who import after GER
tain date and before the new law
goes into effect be required tc pay
on those goods the rates OF the new
'aw after it's enactment Neither
of these suggestions seems to meet
the situation, and both would un'
doubtedly fail OF passage through
Congress. That such problem
exists l., one more illustrations ot
the inherent evils of Free Trade
and the benefits of Protection tn
the American people. 1t brings
out into clear relief the fact that,
under free trade. goods are bought
abroad instead of at home. And
every purchase made abroad means
that lust so much work was taken
from American workEen. The
Protective Tariff deserves tts
name, American system, and Tree
trade is the Foreigners friend
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

4 big colony of Indiana farmers
is reported coming to the Burton
coiony in Teton county in the
spring. They will soon learn that
they stopped on the wrong side OF
the Roc les and q good many of
them wilt ret into the Flath"ad
before long.-In'rr-I.ake.
Say, Brnther G ,s1orr, you just
let our people alone, II Flatnead
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

A popuist legislator at Okla,
homa has solved the problem of
''returning prosperity He pro-
poses IN bill he has intcoduced
into the legislature ''to prevent
the collection of debts for one
vear"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

The Acahtha Derives it is better
for the republican party of Teton
county to purge itself of the
hypocrites and disreputabIe poii.
ticians within its ranks and meet
with honorable defeat from the
-lhan-ta--h he successful with
their aid. Clean out the rascals.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

measles, wheoping cough, etc.,
and that with proper medical
attendance the Nibbler would
stand this new affliction with
christian fortltude.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

Governor Bushnell has an
nounoed that he will appoint Mark
Hama to succeed John Sherman as
senator from Ohio. This will of
course MAKE the democrats howl
but every true republican is glad
that Mr.. Hanna is to be thus
honored. His services to tn party
in the past entitle him to this
recognition.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

Seven days from today Grover
steps down and out. Never be-
fore has a president retired from
the white house who has so
thoroughly earned the contempt OF
the American people.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

A democratic contemporary
saws. "Iorty thousand people in
Chicago are dependent upon charity
this winter. Let's see. Chicago
gave about sixty thousand majority
last fall for Mckinley, sound
money and protection. Singular
coincidence, rather" To this the
Inter Ocean very pertinently re-
plies. democratic prophets and
sooth- sayers will make nothing by
reminding people of their poverty
for the past three or four years
They ali know the cause OF it, and
they know, too, why they voted
for change. They have sowed
the seed for prosperity, but have
had no time yet to harvest crop
Men do not SOW wheat to gathe'
ioaves from it the next day"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-02-25

What do you think of Hobab's
sermon? 1t will be worse next
week, Be sure and read it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

WEX. sol It'll ST. S.W.
1857 d sw, Or, ami. .14.5O
no Stn sw, Or, wig. IA
y22 1th sw, Or. w.l2.sO
Cor 10th&D sw, 3r,w. II
I2y 18th s,v, 5r. "a. 10
SIS 1st ne, Or, w. 1850
l3l Union sw, 4r. w. IS
se1S3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

2144 II st, Tor. $500
1913 y NV, Tor. $500
@1 > ST. 400
1918 + st, 12r.. .45. 90
330 7 st, 10r. 80
gO5 5 NV, ST.. ..W.50
I 1913 f st, I'd q, 3r. ~. 90
l409 10Th st, Or. 1900
! $40 y J NV NV. Tor. ~. 90
2llS 18th st, Or ..iO.9O
25l7 Pa eve. Tor 1900
1119 10th NV, Tor. 1900
1913 U rw. Or. ~
Glo \ Y ave. black
/ emith shop 6 DIV. 40. 90
Flat ), Il & q. Or. 1000
7& nth NV, lar 1000
1896 q rw, Tor. 1000
7 li8 East Cap. 1lr. .4u. 90
ef2S-26 18th NV, 10r.37.:o
2i20 18th NV, yr. $3.50
1906 18th NV, Or. $500
! I'D and P SITS. I'd a.. -
/ 1l0G x NV. Tor. .35. 90
1902 Il ct. Tor. -. .35. 90
! 1704 II st, 10r. 90
I32 18th NV. 81. .35.: 20
! 1920 18th NV. Or. .35. 80
14i4 Q st. Sr. -. $3.50
2l29 + st NV, Sr. .35. %
1902 \ c st. Or. .35. 90
!, s12 18th st. 16r. 49,
5 n Y av NV, Or. 5000
1910 E NV, 7r. 5000
Up pit 1873 18th NV Or. 1000
/ 2O6 Q st NV ..2S.3
1877 U ST, Or. so
1923 + NV. Or. milo
;S24 18th st NUP),7r..J.5e
O1 lSta NV, Or. $500
/ 114l Pa nv, sto-e. %. 90
Flat !. Il & Q. ar. $3.50
1913 Linden st. :. 10. 90
l443 Pierce pl. 1r..2.50
1874 Wallach st, Or. -. so
Sl7 Z st sw. 6r = 1000
152+8-2S 10Th st
NV. Or, each. ;. 20. 90
91S q sw, Or. 20. 90
131 LIST sw. Or. :. 1000
Sd floor, q51 Pa ave
tclub roomsl. -. 30. 40
So G NV, Tor. 10. 90
1918 Sth NV, Sr. 1000
1903 18th NV, Sr. 1000
2a06 18th Hw, Sr. 1000
BIO LIST SC, 7r. 1850
1905 C0rcoran nv, 6r1S.S0
2133 G NV, Or. -. rs. Is
24-22 LIST sw, 6r, ca. 1880
6 Watkins st, Chevy
Chaie, Ar. ........f0.O0
1907 Union ct, 4r. loco
G & 10 Watkins st,
Chevy Chase, 5r,e 10. 90
NE cor SD & Pros
pect SITS. ........1O.6O
2. ). 6, ) Baldwin's
row, o & q, 1stk3d
SITS, Or. each. -. 500
15 L Sc, Ar. 500
II Gould's al. 800
926 Majors alley, bet
3 4 10. n & o.. g. 90
II FURNISHED HOUSES
.sr rMm = ~
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FOR RENT 1
1217 Pa ave. Or,
per annum. Isl, 800. 90
l215 Pa ave. Or.

FOR RENT
1217 Pa ave. Or,
: per annum. =. 81, 10000
1915 Pa ave, Or,
per annum. :. 81, 500. 90
AL H NV, 1877. 5000
1905 q NV. 12r. 0S.33
S28 Conn ave, 12r. 10000
1922 VT ave. lar. .159.UO
1411 X NV, 13r. .150. %
1011 Gem 6v. 14r 1000
49, Pa av NV. lbs. 90
1906 n II ave. i6r. 1890
621 18th NV, 12r. .125.00
W43 z NV, l7r. lbs. %
1880 NY av NV, 12r. l25 90
14i7 Mass NV. 14r.125.G0
1905 n NV, 12r.
1912 X st, 12r. 100. 60
500 1ith NV, lar. 10000
1901 18th NV, ir.100.UO
1343 Fla av.pt2dh. 100. 20
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave, 13r. 100. 90
1893 jeff pl, 12t. 10000
1227. Conn av. 1lr. IS. 90
1896 N NV. 12r. - 5000
Carroll av, Takoma
Park, 14r.. $500
1725 DeSales st. 11r.7 %. 90
1910 18th NV (store
and dwgt, Or. 90
1884 2Sth NV, 12r- 1900
2O1s Z NV, Tor. 1890
1119 l NV, 12r.....75.o0
1853 Roanoke st. 1880
1922 21st st. 1900
1870 10th NV, Tor. 80. ~
1871 18th NV, 11r. IS. 90
14l9 N NV, lar. /. -6.W
1921 21st NV, Tor. $500
3O27 n NV, 12r. :. 60. 10
2233 Q NV, 13r. ;. $500
4O5 18th NV, 2r. :. 80. 90
ITO n NV, Or. ;. .65. 90
1910 7th. st&dw, Or. 60. 90
1918 N NV, 12r. 60. 90
14th st I'd, mr. Bright
wood Hotel, 12r. 10. 90
502. q NV, 1lr. -. 80. 40
ITO 18th NV, Or. .6o.00
1908 H NV, store. 60. 90
513 f2th st. 50. 20
618 K NV, 15r. IS. 90
1924 Hillyer pl, 1Or.55 90
1876 Doth NV, Tor. .55. 10
1107 Mass av, l2r. so. 90
24O4 18th st...... 30. 90
24O2 18th NV, 11r. so. 90
14O2 Chaplin st, Or 5000
1909 10th at, Tor. so. 90
Coal yard. 10th and
X NV, per mo. so. 90
2034 Hillyer pl. Tor 80. 90
OBS Q st, Tor. 1904 90
Near Stott's station.
~ Y, 1lr. $3.50. 5000
500 2ist NV. Or. -
Tennallytown nd, l0r.
1913 Fla ay,pt1st 800
0l4 Hulyer pl, 11r.m .00|
1915 11th NV, 11r. so. col
1855 18th Ut, Tor. .45. 0O|
ia OOrcoran, Or 400
2010 Hinyer pl, Tor . As. OO|
1913 Pa ay.2d q. 81. .. co.
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FOR RENT-RY HENRY
314 11th sw, Sr, amiS30. a.
$40 N c nv BE, Traini. 90
324 11th sw, Or. ami. -. rs
512h 7th sw, Or. ami. 20. 80
62yh b sw. Or. ami. 10
CSC II sw, GRANT. 10
824 9Th NV, Or, w&s. rs
I'll q sw. Or. wG.y. 15-JBj
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1747 18th, Tor. mi. SIS. 90
1035-29 Lime Kilns. 15. 90
Goo Nd as ne, 12-,
2b, eel. .15. 90
$40 E, 22r. mi. as 90
Gl3 PSF, Furnished. %. 90
1712 G. 11r & Ia,
. eel, mi. 81. 30
2E Del av ne,
10r&b. mi. 1890. IS. 80
1921 3ist. lor. mi 80. 20
81 9TH. 10r&b. ml.55-JD
523 18th. 1ar&b. mi 80. 50
454 ID. 6r&sto. Gel. .s3. %
2037 II. 1lr. .4o.61
SIG 18th. l0r&b. mi 10. so
1915 II. 9r. mi. 40 90
ll20 1S.G. sto. eel. mi4o 20
lbs 18th. l0r&b, nj 81. so
2325 Pa nv, Tor. :. 81 80
22l3 l. Sr. mi-.-... 81. 30
i136 25th. 3rGcrl, mi35 50
800 I'D. Sr. mi. LIB. 80
1907 n ave. fiat,
Or K Ia. heat. mi. Is. 50
2i39 L st. Tor. .33 50
"a 10Th. 9r&b. mi. 30 3
>X27 x. 6r. eel. mi 81. 80
G1 n II av. Tor
& Gel. mi. -.,... 1910
81 21st. Sr&b. MI N. 20
10G-s ed. Or, b. eel. ml30. 80
$50 18th, sr. mi. p. 90
12a 9Th. Or. Gel. mi 81. 20
1884 5th. 6r: mi /. 30. -,
Piss 1. Sr&5. mi.-.27.50
COG 2ist. Cir. eel. mi ~ SO
5il 18th. sta. Wig % 10
2513 Pa av. Sr. mi - 50
26i1 X. 7r. mi. %. 50
srls-s- tu&.h wEScOTT
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-L0w-IN PERFECT ORDER
l34I Corcoran St, rooms, kitchen and dining
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rooms: cellar; ami; heated by furnace; large,
splendid front lawn; $50
seeo-u N. A. BAiIINGER. go 18th st. NV.
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1896 Kin-m'n. Or. mi - 80
RS Mass nv. Or. mi -. 20
e12i l.. Gr&b. mi 1t. 10
800 Path. sr. mi. =. q. 30
1913 L, Or. over sto. p 20
12l4-l6 25fh. 1r.mi. % SO
2220 @. Sr&b. uni. % 50
25ii sd. 7r. mi. :. 30 80
900 9th ne. Or. mi 30 80
2022 l.. 6rScb, mi. %. so
2ils I. g.. eel. mi % 50
l2l9-23 Both. Or. 20. 50
JoI 10th. Or. wa. %. 30
I13 I'd, Or, mi. -. 20. 20
us 23d. Gr&cci. mi rs. 50
2a20 Olive, Or. mi. III 80
PIG G. ar, wa&g. Is. 20
1893 10th. Or. w..-17.l0
q Hanover. Or. eel. mills
5l2is g Sc. 6n&reI. .l7.3s
1871 18th. Or. W. 1850
1905 10th, Or. wa. ID. 80
all 18th. gr&sta ..16.Oo
Bsightw'd. CIR. eel. W. 10. 30
1919 9Th. sr.-..-..1s 90
80 Myrtle, Or. w...Ii.O0
2ii5 y. Or. wa-..-.13.5o
IT'S +, Or. wa. ....13.50
Ar 2ist. Or. w. 1890
1910 2Sta. Or, Gel. 1880
'12e6 25ih. 5r, wa. 1880
.aa23 l., r'r. 5r. Vallejo
l0o2 Chace ct. Or.
eel. w-..-.---..-le 90
so4-e 21st. Or, wa. .l2.3b
.,25 9th sw. Or. wa .12oD
1870 10th. 3r. wa. .1l.Jo
ss2 La ave. once
rooms. So. 10 a. 1900
1913 ed. 5r...-...1o.0o
3025 Sherman sv-5r. 1000
/ WILCOX, 1907 Pa. av.
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tSos 18th ST. nv. . rooms and bath. ...... .x27 Sc
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IT'D 9 st, nr. So IA 1871 L ST. I0r :. $eso 90
1915 st. Tor. GOO 1544 ct, 6r. IS 90
l110 Greg Az, Or. 5000 143e ST. 13r. 40. 90
1850 q. 6r. 90 90 1872 10th ST. 9r.. 1000
~ lith st. Or. IS so 3e51 Q ST. 12r... 5000
l900 Hafewd v.or. - 50 81 Fla av new, Or. % 50
q Fla Nv. new. Or = 80 ga Whitney av Or .1s.5o
NORTHEAST.
l44 ut. IT,. $2O6o 233 II st, Or. 90
l06 IT. O.. .20.6O ia st, 6r....--.20.50
~ -, roonA eAfh aud cellar. 90 so
109 Seaton IT, Darlington. 2-story brick ard
name cottage. rooms. bath and cellar;
screens 10 <wjndows and doors. window
shaded. etc., concrete streets 30. 90
selb-ot NJ. II. PARKER isis ST. nv.
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5 eoa4&Ostht0 1901 Pa ave.
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1902 2lsr nv. 15r&5$s5 90
113 21st NV. fur'd. %. 90
1139 \ II av.12r&b. CT 80
III I'd ne. 12r&ba. 60. 90
1925 18th NV. 13r. As. 80
110f n II av,7rkba 80 81
2149 L NV. n.cel&b. 30. Is
le4 c se.12r. cel&ba rs sal
. cueS-tf II. L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

1926 18th Bw. Or. III. so
2o1S Sd NV, 6r&b. .16. 30
23 10th NV, Or. ..13.30
1904 9Th NV. Or. 1870
1922 10Th w.4r&cel.1o 30
1875 Sd st sc, Or. 1850
e26 P0meroy. 4r....7.50
Cos 14th nw, Sd ir.3 rms
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

FOR RENT-dos Ne; 4 RooMs AND RATlI.
nne condition: newly papered Throughout. 81.
sant hcighoorhood; key al corner store: only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21
TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
ut the American House, cor. 7th ST. and Pa ave-
is the best In the city: only SIS per mo-: dining
rooms ard kitchen RENTED and newly furnished;
electric lights and fans; special Accommodation
for ladies' CHAS. w. LEANNARDA. Prop.
t31-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

keys 10 houses left near houses
For full particulars call AT office
sels-d' A. = CANWoap a3l .,tb ., m w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

FOR RENT-1ST AND Cd FLOORS OF BOB n ST
NV; rooms; lovely no, Sc; elegant neighboc-
Eood; every convenience; to conzcnial family.
with good reference, rent, SD; price the
object. seoD-:,;s
FOR RENTAL REDUCED RATES-621 X ST;
12r and cellar; hest arranged house In the city
at $50. AlsO 405 q ST.. 12r. and ~eilar; $40 so
Inquire of A. EBERLY'S Sons, us eth ST. NV.
se9O-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

FOR RENT-l24 & NE; Z ROOMS.
lar. pantry, large closets; IN ane 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

WANTED-FURNITURE MOVED: LARGEST ?
horse load 81 so: 1-horse loads, si25; pianos. So;
experienced handlers. Storage. COLUMBIA
TRANSFER CO.. 1913 ~ St NV Phone 1860
ap23-4tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-21

DUPONT CIICLE-An elegant residence
near this fashionable center: built Of stone aud
brick, II rooms blters pantry and two tiled
bath rooms. heated 10y hot water: rent reduced
TO SCI. 80.
se1S3t r. ]. MARSHALL. sos 11th NV
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-20

Formidable Chinese Riot In HamaKua
-Doings at lilo.
All the plantations in Hilo dis
trict are grinding.
I. F. Lansing of Honolulu re-
NAMED over a steamer.
W. W. Kirkland of California
is visiting Mr.. Kennedy at Waia-
kea.
Hilo Scots will celebrate Burns
anniversary with a smoking con-
cert, @. G. Kennedy to preside.
The corner stone of the new
Foreign church at Hilo was laid
with appropriate ceremonies on
Sunday, January 10, Pastor Hill
delivering the Grafton.
A Chinese mob tried to make a
Jail delivery of some contract
labor countrymen, in for refusing
duty at Paauhau, Hamakua, but
were beaten back by the police.
Bullets were in the air. AL
together 1913 rioters were arrested.
Some have been tried and sen
fenced to three months imprison-
ment at hard labor. Others were
to be tried at the HeraId's latest
advices.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-20

Rose from Newcastle, and since
then had been alternately in jail
and aboard other vessels. He had
shipped in the bark G ID Bryant,
and this morning went to the
Sailors Home to write letter to
his family in the "old country"
On returning to Pacific Mail dock,
he saw his vessel outside the har.
Dor. This did not trouble Jack
Tar, however, for he soon found n
chance to go to the Sound in the
German bark Ardgowan, which
leaves tomorrow. His only sor.
row was that a Sunday suit and
some hard. earned coin were car
ried off in the other vessel.