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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Experienced dry goods salesman is
wanted. See advertisement.
Hawaiian portfolios at Star Office.
Ten cents each.
Medeiros d Decker will move to the
Lincoln block on King street, on Au-
gust list.
Quite a number of the troops were
given shore leave about $3.50 this af-
ternoon.
Merchants generally report trade as
very good, especially for this time of
the month.
Fred Harrison has quite force of
stone masons and bricklayers on the
Judd building.
There will be a ladies prayer meet
ing at Central Union church at 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Vincent Fitzsimmons was fined SO
and costs by Judge Wilcox this morn
ing for assaulting George Risley
Everything sent out from the ovens
of the German Bakery is the best, as
only the best ingredients are used.
During the absence from the Island
of w. F. Allen, Fred w. Macfarlane
will act for him under full power of
attorney.
Colonel f. w. Parker had a large
audience at the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday
afternoon to hear his address on
"Patriotism."
Marshal Brown entertained Lieuten-
ant Colonel Kellogg and other United
States army officers at his Waikiki
home yesterday.
ARTISTS or Artisans; which," is
hn of 70 h.,
by Colonel Parker at Progress hall
tomorrow evening.
General Otis and staff allowed a To-
cal photographer to take ''shot" at
them before leaving the government
building this morning.
New mating is being laid in the
Executive building, the 400 yards or
dered by the government some time
since being finally at hand.
The agent of public lands gives no.
tice in this issue of the postponenent
of two land sales. One to August -
and the other to August 81.
There were about twenty-five minor
cases on the police court calendar this
morning, which were compromised by
fines ranging from 50 to S..
Ladies who are interested in the
new Rapid Transit Company are par
ticularly requested to read the Sachs
Company notice in this issue
District Inspector j. w. Short has
been made temporary port surveyor,
during George Stratemeyer's vaca-
ton of two weeks. which commenced
this morning.
Notice is given that a dividend is
due and payable tomorrow, the Goth
inst, at the bank of Bishop d Co.. to
the shareholders of Haiku Sugar Co.,
and to Paa Plantation Co.
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WOMEN DISCARD DRESS GUARD.

The dress guard is going rapidly,
and it will not be long when it will
be a bicycle memory instead of a
fact" said a leading dealer in bicy-
cles. Thine was, l admit, when la
dies needed dress guard to keep
their skirts from being tangled up in
the spokes of their wheel, but that
time has gone. The dress guard was
an inelegant thing for it matters not
how carefully it was put on, it would
rattle. l seldom send out a dress
guard on a new wheel any more, and
besides, in our repair shop, we have
taken hundreds of them off. There is
no necessity for them if the skirt is
of the proper length. Washington
Star
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WANTED.

By the leading Pacific Coast firm of
Manufacturers Agents, who represent
European and American factories in
Earthenware and Glassware, and
Eastern Manufacturers in the line of
table glass, chimneys, fruit jars,
lamps and everything pertaining to
Crockery and Glassware, with direct
representation only, and exclusive ter
ritory; a first class resident agent to
take our lines for the Hawaiian Is
lands. Only a first class crockery and
man need apply. State ref
erences.
SCHLOSS CROCKERY co.
$40 Battery Street, San Francisco, Cal
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FRATERNAL GREETINGS.
California Christian Endeavorers We'll
come Their Sister Unions.

The first fraternal greetings from
one organization to another over the
annexation of Hawaii came in the
shape of the following letter from
Francis w. Reid, general secretary of
the California Christian Endeavor
Union to T. S. Southwick, president
of the Hawaiian Island Union:
"In behalf of the California Chris
tan Endeavor Union, l hasten to ex-
tend the hand of greeting across the
waters and welcome to the new fell
lowship our sister state and her
Christian Endeavor Societies. May
God grant that a union so happily
consummated may long continue to
be a blessing to us all. AS your near
est neighbor, we invite you to thee
closest fellowship within our Chris
tian Endeavor ranks"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A dividend will be due and payable
to the shareholders of the Paia Plan
tation at the bank of Bishop G. Co.,
Tuesday, the Goth inst.
j. b. ATHERTON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, H. l., July 25, 1898.
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\. v. SCHMIDT Z SONS

have not raised their
prices yet on German,
French and English
Goods in consequence
of Annexation, and will
continue to sell the
same at closing out
prices.
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LADY ADAIIRALS.

Never disappoint. When you see
their features, outline, workmanship,
and we quote the price, you wonder
why we don't ask twice as much. Let
us show you our line of bicycles. We
can repair your wheel no matter
what make it is.
EAKIN e. WHITMAN,
Fort Street.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

a dividend will be due and payable
to the shareholders of the Haiku Su-
gar Company, at the bank of Bishop
& Co., Tuesday, the Goth inst.
j. b. ATHERTON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, H. l., July 25, 1898.
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TO RENT.
RAPID TRANSIT GO.

The 125 Original promoters
Of the Rapid Transit Com
pany are hereby notified that
the Stock lists are now open
and are in the hands Of Messrs
G. S. Desky and T. F. Lans-
ing. Those DESTROYS of in
creasing their subscriptions
can do SO by notifying either
of the above named gentlemen
at any time up to and includ-
ing Wednesday the 9th inst,
after which date the books will
be open for general Subscrip-
ton.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Mr.. Fred w. Macfarlane will act for
me under full power of attorney dur
ing my absence from the Islands.
w. +. ALLEN.
July 25, 1898.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BY AUTHORITY.

BY AUTHORITY.
Public Lands Notice .........Page 4
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Paia Plantation Co........Page S
NOTICE.
W. r. Allen FUNDAMENTALLY Page S
WANTED.
Dry Goods Salesman .......,.Page
MISCELLANEOUS.
German Bakery ...... .......Page Z
Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd .....Page
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SALESMAN WANTED.

Experienced dry goods salesman,
for retail store. Apply in confidence,
stating experience and salary wanted
to hustler. y. O. Box SCI.
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Wide awake merchants of Honolulu
advertise their wares in The Star.
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TO LET.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

1 desire to inform the public that
l have arranged accommodations for
them at Remond Grove.
j. w. CHAPMAN.
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Collection Agency

ANY accounts entrusted to me will
be collected with promptness and i'm
mediate returns made.
Special attention given to all legal
work in connection with collections.
ALBERT HOOGS.
In Office of ]. A. Magoon, Attorney
at Law, next to Postoffice, HonoluluN
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which are bordered by cocoanut palms.
Many head of cattle and a large number OF
horses have been driven into the mountains
by their owners. Some of them will be re-
captured.
Ponce is the second city of the island. has
a splendid harbor and will make a good
base of operations. There were fifteen
large coasters this afternoon IN Guanlca
bay, but only two barges were captured
II Is likely that the Spanish garrison from
Ponce may try to surprise our people to-
night, but 1t will only be an affair OF out
posts.
The town of Ponce is sure TO fall shortly
before the combined attack of our army
and navy. The main fighting until San
Juan de Porto Rico is reached Will be along
the line Of a splendid military road leading
from Ponce to San Juan de Porto Rico.
But every precaution will be taken to lessen
our casualties, even to the use of the street
shields, of which a supply was brought
with the expedition.
The health OF the troops is excellent eX-
cept among the Massachusetts, men. They
have been packed on the Yale for about
fifteen days and thirty cases of typhoid
fever have developed among the soldiers.
Parker of the 9th Massachusetts died on
Friday and was buried at sea
Later in the day the Dixie spoke the dis
patch boat of the Associated Press. IL was
then about 3 o'clock at night and the COM
mander of the Dixie said he had been al
most around the island of Porto Rico, and
had not seen any men-of-war or transports,
t-ter; thu Rev ORLEANS. which was block
aiding the port of San Juan de Porto Rico.
heavy gale was blowing, causing the
dispatch boat to take nineteen hours in
making the lbs miles to St. Thomas
The Associated Press boat is the only
dispatch boat with the fleet.
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streets of Guanica, but the Colt barked TO
a purpose, killing four OF them.
BY that time the Gloucester had the
range OF the town and OF the block houss,
and all her guns were splitting FIRE. the doc
tor and the paymaster helping to serve
them.
Soon afterward white-coated. galioping
cavalrym en- wera Geen climbing the hills to
the westward. and the foot soldiers were
scurrying along the fences from the town.
BY 9:45. with the exception of a few guer-
rilla shots, the town was won and the
enemy was driven out of its neighborhood.
The Red Cross nurses on the Lampasas
and detachment OF regulars were the
first to land from the transports.
The Landing Effected.
After Lieut.. Huse had captured the place
he deploysd his small force into the sub
rrbs. But he was soon reinforced by the
regulars, who were followed by Company G.
OF the 9th Illinois. and then by other troops
in quick succession. All the boats OF the
men-of-war and the transports were used
in the work of landing the troops, each
steam launch towing four or five boats
loaded to the rails with soldiers. But every
thing progressed in an orderly manner and
according TO the plans Of Gen. Miles The
latter went ashore at about noon after
stopping TO board the Gloucester and thank
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright for his
gallant action.
Gen. Miles said to the correspondent Of
the Associated Press: "Guauca and Clnga
are in the disinfected portion of the island.
Matteo, the insurgent leader lives at Yau.
co, few miles inland Had We landed at
Cape San Juan A line OF rife pits might
have stopped our advance"
There is no doubt that General Miles
plans are being kept absolutely secret
Inc spirits OF the troops, men and off,
GERS, are admirable. The Massachusetts
and Illinois contingent, which have been
cooped up on board the Yale and Rita for
fortnight: will be delighted to get ashore.
and all will be well protected by the artil-
lery before serious advance is begun.
Ponce Sure 10 Fall
Guanica is the most lovely spot yet occu-
pied by our forces It is the seat of the
coffee and sugar industry, and large herds
of cattle are pasturing on the meadows,
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SUCCESSFUL AFTER A sKIRMtsu.
No Americans Killed, but Four Span-
iardS Met Death

Copyright, 1898. ty the Associated Press,
,GuANICA, Porto Rico, July %. pm.
via st. Thomas, d. w. l., July 26-The
United States military expedition under
the command of Major General Nelson A.
Miles, commanding the army Of the United
States, which left Guantanamo Bay during
the evening of Thursday last, July 81, was
landed here successfully today after e.
skirmish between a detachment of the
Spanish troops and a crew of thirty be-
longing to the launch of the auxiliary gum
boat Gloucester, Four of the Spaniards
We're killed and no Americans were hurt
The troops were pushed forward promptly
in order to capture the railroad leading to
Ponce, which is only about ten miles east
of this place. From Ponce there is an
excellent military road running eighty five
miles north to San Juan.
The whole of General Brooke's force with
the New Orleans, Annapolis, Cincinnati
Leyden and Wasp. is expected here with
in twenty-four hours
The ships left Guantanamo Bay suddenly
on Thursday evening with the Massachu-
sets, commanded by Captain +. ]. Higgin-
son, leading. Captain Higginson was in
charge of the naval expedition which con-
sisted of the Columbia, Dixie, Gloucester
and Yale. General Miles was on board the
last named vessel.
The troops were on board the transports
NueceS. Lampasas, Comanche, Rita, Union
list, saltwater City OF Macon and Special
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HAvANA's TRUTHFUL NEWS.
Says Americans We're RepuIsed with
Loss at Bahia Honda

A copyrighted dispatch by the Associ-
ated Press from Havana, dated July &C.
says: The following is the official report
made today of the engagement between
the Spanish forces and the American ma
rines on Saturday, July %, near Bahia
Honda, sixty-five miles west of Havana,
on the north coast Of the province OF Pinar
del Rio:
"On July % Senior Manzanal mayor of
Bahia Honda, left the town about sunrise,
with forces of all arms proceeding in a
northerly direction toward Manimani creek
and Gobernadora beach to the west of the
entrance of the bay on which the town Of
Bahia Honda is situated. 1t had been re-
ported that American ships had been sent
there the day before friday.
"On arriving, the Spanish forces opened
with artillery and musketry fire, compelling
the American ship in the offing to with
landing party four were killed, among
them a lieutenant, as was ascertained from
documents on his person.
Our troops also sank the boat used In
the landing. with eight men, and captured
one new Remington, a Bordan and hum
dred ca tridges. The Spanish losses were
three 81 Chilly wounded"
mission of news as to this engagement yes
terday.
Insurgent Leader sCepero Killed.
1t is said in dispatch from Havana IN
Madrid. received yesterday. that the report
of the killing of Cepero. the insurgent Lead
er. at Jicotoa- is confirmed. Manzanfllo 81
said TO be tranquil. and IT is denied thaf
the Americans have invested that place.
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MAP OF PORTO RICO.

island. with 22,e90 inhabitants, AMI en-
bracing a jurisdiction of over 47.o09. Tho
city lies on a plain, two miles from the
seapoard; 1t has no military defenses. but
in the hills to the north of the town a Sc
r1es OF earth intrenchments lately have
Deen constructed. West of Ponce. where
the railroad and military road touch the
shore. earthworks have been constructed
There have been about thirty mountain
hoWitzers in Ponce available for the de-
tense of the city and railroad. and these
may nave been augmented by reason OF
ihe heraidfng of the approach of the Amer
lean forces
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia.-W ashington, D. c., July Il, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
vide permanent system of highways in the Dis
triet Of Columbia. ne Commissioners Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia VIII give a public hearing in
the board room of said Commissioners on AU-
GUST TENTH. 1893, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
within the territory embraced in Section No. l.
4 proposed amended plan will at that time be
I1r ana ne sad Commits
concerning the location Of any highway or portion
Of hishway az shown on I'm, the ,a above mentioned
L La H. BEACH. Commissioners. D. G.
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MADRID HEARS OF 1T.
But the Newspapers Had No News of
the Capture of Guanica.

An official dispatch to Madrid from San
Juan de Porto Rico confirms the report OF
an American landing at Puerto de Guam
lea. The Spaniards had one officer killed
and three soldiers wounded. The Amer
leans. with strong artillery forces, have
established themselves on shore.
Premier Sagasta, when questioned on tho
subject admitted that an American force
had landed at a defenseless point on the
Island of Porto Rico but no dispatch to
that effect was given out for publication in
the newspapers.
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FRENCH LINE.

Compagnie Generate Translantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE - PARIS (FRANCE).
sailing every Saturday at 10 An, as follows:
La Gascogne. July 80 La Bretagne. Aug IL
La B6ourgogne. Aug 6La Navarro. go. Aug 70
La Champagne. Aug 13 La Touraine. Aug q
Gent Ag'cy for o. $. and Can,
5 Bowling Green, N. Y.
9. W. MOSS. e21 Pennsylvania ave
BELL & CO. 1905 @ st fe12-1y.lB
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North Ger man LlOyd.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Saale. Tu. Aug. z. pm Trave. Tu. Aug. % 10 am
Lain Tu. Aug 0. 10 am Saale. Tu., Aug. 80, pm
hais. DC Aug. 16,2pmt Lain tn, Sept s, 10 am
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN
Barbarossa. ....... Thursday, August T. s q. m.
koenigin Luise. Thursday, August II, noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Alisr Aug. g. am Fulda. Sept. 3. am
OELRlCHi & CO., 2 BOWLING GREEN.
Apply to e. q. DRoOP. 925 Pa. ave-.
my14-22tf Agent for Washington
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.


Summer Schedule. in effect July a. 1888
Steamers Wakefield and 7. V. Arrowsmith.
and Saturdays for river landings to Colonial
Beach, Wicumico river. Cclton's. Nouini Greek:
Sundays about pm. on Wednesdays an
for the above landings, including st. Clements
Bay; returning arrive at Washington Thursdays,
i. Y. ArTowsmith, Mordsys and Wednesdays. 3
Arells, Piney Point, st. Georges Island Smith
Greek, CGan and 1eecou.iee Rivers saturtiays' 6
Point, St Georges Island. Smith Creek Coan and
leocomieo Rivers; arrives home Sundays about 10
pm 0y12-tD C. W. RIDLEY. Gen. Aianager
(. S. RANDALL's POTOMAC RIVER LINE
am, landing at COLONIAL Beach. Chapel Point
Returning OF Mondays and Wednesdays at Pun.
and on E rSrfEp s9 sTaT fiss Rail- ROUTE
WASHINGTON d. G., TO GLYMoNT. MD,
The new Steamer EsfRE Eaf ahSbAL1 s,v
fIffsas ssaq" sSG
E. S. RANDALL,
geo o. CARPENTER General Agent. wssb,orto,
VIZ. " REARDoN Agent. Alexandria je1e s0tf
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT CO.,
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Snmmer Schedule in effect June s. 1898
s,., sT5ba S45ASS oT FssH.. ASP sgE
day at pm. for Baltimore and River Iandings a'''
All river freight must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodations first class
OFFICE, 90 PA. AVE.
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents
nly2I Telephone f45. 7th st. wharf
ACCOUNTANTS.
]. E. BATES,
Public accountant and auditor,
Room b.
Washington Loan and Trust building.
CHIROPODISTS
Corns and Bpnions Instantly Relieved
Prof. Georges & Son,
ap2f46
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list. This was the order in which the trans
ports entered the harbor here The voyage
frcm Guantanamo Bay to this port was
uneYentful.
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Hill Top House

Opens season '9S with additional new 5-story build
ing, IS rooms: capacity dining room, 25o: hot and
cold baths: 1000 SO. feet verandas whose breezy
points and grand scenery unequaled anywhere;
former reputation of table speaks for ITSELF terms
same. 7. 8. LOVETT, Harpers Ferry. W. Va.
my17tf
HOTEL ROYAL, ROYAL AvENUE-0REAT IN
all Its appointments; hot and cold baths; Lthia
water; broad verandas: cool and healthful. Ad-
Va. Terms moderate ty7-lm
THE SUMMIT HOUSE AT HARPERS FERRY
W. Va, opene June Is. Send for circular and
terms. Addr: Is Miss JENNIE CHAMBERS
Clerk my24-Sms
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Carroll Springs Sanitarium

FOREST GLEN MD
Designed for iByaids, COW alescents and those
desiring lest and quiet; miles FROM 300 feet
above. the city; can be reached by taking B. and
o. or W. w. and Forest Glen electric cars For
circulars. ETC.. address DR.. G. Fl. WRIGHT.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

BLUE MOUNTAINS.
DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
MELVILLE, PA
An ideal health and pleasure resort: 2 600 Fl
elevation; dry cbmats odern hotel refined
circular address
ty16-s.m.w.st GEORGE ALBERT FREYER. Prom
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AND COTTAGES. Alt, g, 100 it. On the platea,
Of the Alleshanies near Oakland, Deer Park, Chen
Q. Swimming pool, bowling. billiards. etc, free t
guests; tennis aud croluet grounds: livery at
tsched; sublime scenery line roads; complete i'm
proved sanitary system; 248 acres attached insur
ing ample dairy. fruit AMI vegetables Our ocIe
brated Polar Spring water supplies the table ant
your summer outing. Rates. s. to $io per week
special rates for families. 8. PRESCOTT WRIGHT
second floor Mertz bldg. iyc0tf
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GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL

UHN<IN OONN1VNN TVV I'LL
Glen Summit Pa
(Remains open until October.)
On L. Y. R. r., 81 hours from Philadelphia
1000 feet elevation. Mountain spring water. 80
miles fnert driving and bicycling roads All cleo
trical appliances. Private baths Elevator
Fo, descriptive booklets. photographs and other
Information apply to
je1-52t-l2 w. II. CROSBY Manager.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FARMS WANTED. AT oNCE-2 SMALL FARMS
OF 20 to 40 acres each, with orchard and good
water, near R.R; must be bargains for cash. ].
~ MORAN Anacostia, ID. G. jy26-3t"
WANTED-1O0-ACRE FARM, WITH GOOD RESI-
dence and outbuildings, plenty Of fruit and cult
VI ted; viii pay S.. 900 to 81 500 cash; agents.
Address Box 90. Star office. ty25-3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-10

II Yea want the best cider ever made
in the state cali on Ed Patterson. He
makes it for Soc a gallon.
Fine dress kersey o~vercoats $40 at Joe
Platts. You can't afford to be without
an 0vercOat.
The holiday stock of John G. Fox was
selected by a lady of taste in San Fran
cisco and is up-to-date in every respect.
Don't fail to attend the Red Cross
dance Saturday evening.
Eagle oysters AT Richardson's.
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Mill Destroyed by Fire

The Chispa ten stamp quartz mill sit
uated in Montgomery mining district,
Nye county, was entirely destroyed by
FIRE recently. How the building caught
IRE is moi known, nut it Is thu general
belief that the fire was accidental. The
mill was owned by the Sterling mining
company, and was one of the finest re-
duclion works in southern NevaGa.
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Athletics for the Young,

The Athletic Club is now prepared to
take children from 5 to Is years Of age
and teach them atheletics. Parents who
want some muscle put on their children
will do well to avails themselves of this
offer.
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DE- III ~

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