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Died.

Mrs. Catherine Georgia, wife Of
d. H. Georgia, after a lingering
illness of = year, died at St An
thongs hospital. Denver, at 10 p.
m, Saturday, July Q, Of cancer.
The remains were brought to El-
bert Sunday and were taken to the
home ranch. where a short service
was held by Rev. Tuttle Monday
morning. Services were conduct
ed at the church in the morning
by Rev. Geo. E. Tuttlc and Rev.
A. 7. Gilkey. assisted by the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, Of which MA.
Georgia was a member during her
lifetime. A large number Of rela-
tives and friends accompanied ths
remains to the cemetery, whore
the final services were held.
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A estimate. made about 1919. gave
Nsv York state Jewish population OF
700. Pennsylvania about 900. South
Caroline about 1000. and Virginia
about 100, o. . total IN the United
States Of 1850. By 1873 the total had
risen to 5000. In 1875 it vas estimated
4. 5000. divided A. follows New Eng
land. between 800 and 100: PennsyI-
vaAia. about the same: New York. $50;
Virginia. 700; North Carolina. 100;
Georgia, t0o; Florida. 70: Louisiana,
100: remainder scattered o. unknown.
By 1870 the total had reached 1900.
whiis eight yea1 issss n was fully
se.eoe. New Yosh alone having one
foarth u this numbsS. Tvsaty years
40 ths nrse systsmatio attempt TO OBJ
tain dsonits statistical Information was
naAs By ne hoard Of delegates Of
AnefSean Israeiitss. with the assistance
ce ths unioa OF American Hesrsv con-
gSsgAfionA Incomplete reports sscur-
"a show . Jewish population Of lss.7 .7ts.
BY 1850 these figures had Increased to
~. ~. rhs total population OF the
csuntsy h that year ives to.iSs.7ss. II
h calculated thaA sinos 1880 somethiug
ovsr ~. 900 Jews have ;mmixrated 10
the United States. This addition. to-
gstAsr VITA the insrsass through births.
givss ~ . conservative estimate prss-
sos Jsvish population Of $4,000: ths
toeai population of the country IL now
estimated 70 b. $4,000. 900. In other
vorda, Il is ons-haif larger than II was
ssvsntssn yssss ago. while the jewish
popuiatton 10 more than four times
larger. The smallest jewish population
y any state OF territory 10 1000. that
bsius The numbsr In each Of the stasss
Il hains. Nsv Hampshire. vsrmoot.
~ Wyomins. Ths Jews arc not nu-
nastous IN other agricultural states.
TH11y ssestsst populations are In statss
hhvlng large eities. a.. for instance.
NV Ysfk. $4,000; Psansyivansa. ss.-
80: niinoia. 1900; Ohio, 5000; Call
fssiA. 1870; KarylaAd. $1,000; Missou-
Il. 1900; New Jersey. 1900: Loeias-
80. 1<.ooo: Massachusetts. feyooo.
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India Il vast country, raDreseseina
Territory ~ sFsat - ali Europa with
out the Rsnsias. possessing . popula-
tion that. according 70 H. article u
the Encyclopedias, numbsss twtss -
many people - thoss Oibbon snsi-
mated for the Roman empire - ths
height Of its power. This article ne
the aggregaas at "a. .o00. 900. but Aax
Muller in his lectures In 1854 puts u
at 1S3. 900 900. The smaller estimate
sives an average Of i6s persons Per
square mile all over that vast tsrr3-
tory. while the United States averaees
perhaps nfty to the square mile. 'ssv-
enty-thres pcr cent OF all this trs-
mendous aggregation represents In one
form OF another the faith or faiths that
may In . general way Be grouped an
dor the term Brahmanism. Thess I'M
numbered hosts are the children q
Drahm- They are sheltered. guided
or snsiaved. a. the case may b. ~
the various notifications OF the re-
lion which We call Brahnanism- OF
this vast population. this great world
Of India. amer centuries ,of missionary
work. there are. according to the writ
er. only tf-loo Of l per cent OF chris-
tian converts and Of this impercepti-
bio fragment most OF them are fron
the very lowest strata Of native life q
else mingled With European blood auz
travel.
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R...'-.,... OF Respect.

Whereas, it has boon the pleas
ure Of an allwise God to romove
from our ranks our beloved sister
Mrs. Carrie Gcorgin,
Resolved that in the death Of
sister Georgia, the womens relief
corps has lost loyal member, her
family kind and loving wife and
mother, and the community use
full and respected neighbor.
Resolved, that the sympathies
of the W. r. G. be and they are
hereby extended to the husband,
children and agcd mother Of our
deceased sister
Resolved TINT ns a mark Of rc-
pcct to her memory, the charter
of Elbcrt Co., w. Il. G. No. 20 be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
Resolved that those resolutions
be published in tho EIbert Tribuns
and The Western Recorder, and
TINT nfter publication, copy be
transmitted to the family OF oul
deceased sister.
Resolved that she war ono oi
those women whose denth makes
the world seem thinly inhabited;
but dear sister, our time will SOON
como. The death angel is on our
track. II an angel from Gods throne
comes down to earth to bear back
messages to the spirits Of the de-
parted, and if today they hover
around US, let them bear back this
message. From our sorrowine
hearts, sister Georgia, thou didst
dwell on earth long enough To
make tho world better that thou
hast lived. And now, We bid thee
a long kind and nffectionate faro
we'll. Mrs. A. F. Tuttle.
Chaplain.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
ELixA8ETH.

Roy Dickerson son of G. L. fell
from a scaffold Monday but no
serious injury.
Alva Pnrmlee's three year old
child is very sick with cholera in
fnntum.
Rev. Geo. E. Tuttle has subscrip-
tion lists out for the erection of a
new church in Elizabeth.
Geo. A. Fearnov is having lum-
Der hauled for building purposes.
Lightning struck Jesse Hands
blacksmith shop Monday, wreck
ing the chimney, and frightening
him. No other damage.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14


The Denver Times last Monday
In a lengthy editorial, admits that
under McKinleys administration
OF affairs, Notwithstanding gen.
erni predictions to the contrary"
there hns been moro business and
a less number of failures within
The last year, n greater amount of
manufactured goods of all kinds,
and asserts that the country is
steadily entering upon a period of
uncxnmpled trade expansion and
business prosperity. Everybody
else be as fair.
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CALL :!

A mass meeting of the citizens
of Elbert and vacinity is hereby
called to meet in town hall at 4
p. IN. Saturday July 16, for the
purpose of arranging and discuss
ing program for fall entertainment.
It seems now to- be general con-
clusion that we nre to have two
whole days of excitement and all
kinds Of fun and amusement, con-
sisting of potato bake. G. A. K.
Camp Fire, ball game, speaking
and ball at night. On the second
day the program to consist OF
horse races, bicycle races, foot and
novelty faces, trap and tatget
shooting, ball game, balloon assem-
ton dance and fireworks Mt night.
Every body come to the meeting.
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The late Surgeon Lieut. Col MevAii,
who vas the husband Of "SarNh
Grand" was sixty-six years Of ass, apA
third OF his iifs was spens in the a.
charge Of his militAry-msdicai duties
In India. whsrs hs sncountsrsd the
cholera three times In IL aAtaek on
the troops. and did % we'll In aghtins
It that he was mentioned N dis1AtcheA
When. as . widover. hs married the
LADY since known - sArAA Grand. he
was II lsast tvios hss 49,. and hs had
two sons. Of whom one was her senior,
and the Other hsr contemporary. The
only child of bis second marriage 10
also . son. now soms twenty -tArss
yesrs Of 49,. who has sdoptsd ths
stsGs a. . profession OF his othss
soos ono 10 In tho army, and the othes
q journalist and iliustyatos. rer some
time past natyinonial Incoopa&biiisy
bad hspt husband and wife aoart but.
desrtts this. and . shrsvl suspietoa
thai be figured not too fArovabiy IN
some Of his wtfs's books. ne dscsassd
ofneer was . reader ana sdmirsS Of
them. and hsd them all on biz sAsivsa.
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A. the vcsetariai Jubilee In iIondoa
recently some remarkable sxhibita
were mada- Ono was . vegetarian cal.
. sleek and handsome pussy. who. hav-
ing been brought up In . vegetarian
family. had not only learned to love
vegetable food. but had forgotten the
feline tasts for mouse hssh. Mice Of
the piumpest and most tempting ap-
pcarance could run across the noos
with perfect impunity in the presence
of this vegetarian tabhy. She Just
winkcd sleeptiy at them and gave .
eontomptuous curl Of her anti-easutv-
orous tail. A new raos Of cats Il tAns
brought into sight--ths reformed fstns
who will not eat meat nor kill miss.
Dut the new vegetarian breed of cals
win never become popular with the
tadiea
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Fly time is here ia earnest and
all the good house wives are ex-
pressing great annoyance over the
presence of the little insects. One
Castle Rock lady has gotten so in
the habit of trying to drive out
the flies evcry time she approach
es n door that the other morning
she was seen waving her apron
franticaily and crying 'shoo' as she
PASSED out the back gate of the
yard, Castle Rock kasrot.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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This may be read In tho Daily Cous-
snt Of 1855. according 70 Notes and
Queries: There being some Indian
and French silks now selling by auc-
tion In this town. and two or three
brswers' wives IN the earl OF Asath's
libsrty having bought . fcv pieoes
thereof. the mastsr-weavers and DYER.
- web ~ 3ourneymen Of tnose cor
porauons. give no<kcs By bsa& Of drum
thas shsy veu,d not drtuk aay lt1soru
whsfsver bsswed b. The husbanAs q
said iadies. who would encourage for-
sisn manufacture. whom there ass
numbsrs Of poor wsavsrs n . staSvins
condition In this town. and ali oves
the Kingdom. for want Of smpioymsal-
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Asss>ss uss - Ussss.ss s-SspSsAssA
sssssy - nsas<A.
From ths BAn franeisoo ArBonaut:
II VS. tho custom among tho athletes
and the giadistors Of old to snoint shs
body with ola And ~ tho olive grow
upoa the sunny Etruscan hilis and on
the slopes OF greatsr and iesseS Greece,
a. II does today. u 10 probable 3hst the
luxurious idiers In the baths Of Cara
Gala used for anointing their bodies
olive oil tinctured with oriental pss-
funfek As for the Roman athletes.
thsy were IN the habit OF uainG The
freshly expressed oil Of the olive 70
give agility and suppieness TO their
iimbs- Some Of the greatest beauties
Of whom hiatar5 babbiss hfvs also
been prone to the use OF oil. .Nms.
Recamier was in the habit OF partak-
ing freely Of olive oil with her food
and used It also after tho bath. Her
were doubtless due to this rather than
to powders or paints debbed upon hes
with brush or . powder pun. a. mod
ern patent medicine venders wosld
have many women believe. Tradition
says that both Cleopatra and zenobis
partook freely Of olive oil and used oils
as inunctions after the bath. In the
countries where tho olive fourishes.
such a. Italy. medical practitioners use
the oil very freely for q host Of ALI
ments. Fever patients are sometimes
soothed In Italy by copious innnctions
OF olive OIL It fs maintained V ths
Levantine countries that the uss Of oil
externally prevents rheumatism. gout
and other Kindred maiadies which are
aggravated by external chiiis. and that
the internal use OF the oil removes the
toxic condition Of the blood. which
leads to the generstion Of these
maiadiess
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

The Missouri populists have
split up, held two separate con-
ventions, nominated two tickets,
and raised the mischief generally.
The expectancy of populist, silver
republican, silver democrat, ETC.,
with insurance companies based
on the prohibition and greenback
parties to an extent perhaps. is 2
to B years. The trouble in Missouri
therefore, is probably due to old
nge as much as anything else.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Mr.. P. II. Mulligan was happily
surprised last Monday to receive
a letter direct from Fred written
and mailed at Honolula. In the
letter wis one of the badges pre-
sentcd to each Of the soldier boys
by tho citizens there which read:
"To Our Boys In Blue" &c. The
badge is printed on white silk and
Mr.. Mulligan will keep it as val
unbIe memento. Fred reports that
his health ant spirits are good.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

The Cubans are about to prove
themselves unfit to hold the reinr
|of any government. Their conduct
in firing on struggling spanish sea-
men under white flag until Cap
tain Bob Evans forced them to
stop, as we'll MS other evidences OF
barbarity and ignorance, are daily
cropping out, and justify to a cor
tain extent the spaniards claim
that the Cuban. cannot govern
themselves.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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Water boiis at different tsmpsra-
lures. according, to the elevation above
the sea level. In London water Ibc11s
practically at 3i3 degrees Fahrenhess;
At Munich. In Germany, At 1904 DE-
grecs: At the City Of Mexico. at 100 De-
grcss; and In the Himalayas. a. an sle-
vstion Of $4,000 feot above the level o.
the sea. At $50 degrees. These diner
ences are caused by the varying prss-
sure Of the atmosphere At these points
In London the whole weight Of the AIR
has to be overcome. In Mexico, 1000
feet above the sea. there are 1000 fest
less Of atmosphere to be resisted. and
consequently iesa heat is required ana
boiling takes place at n lower tempera-
ture. Boiling water. therefore. = ~
always equally hc<
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

At the third regular meeting Of
the Elbert County W. r. G. No. %
held at Keowa on Saturday after
noon July 9TH, the following ladies
were initiated. Mrs. 8. e. Chester,
Mrs. Ella II. Stem, and Mrs. Jen-
ME Mourning. The next regular
meeting will be held at Fondis on
Saturday August 13, 1898.
Olive A. KILN, Secretary.
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Dispatches from Rngiish. Ind. tell
bow Mics Cassie Hatriek. the 1y-ysar-
old daughter Of Mail Contractor Thou-
- Natrsek. on the orio,s and Eekersy
mail route. . line seventeen miles long.
Is delivering tho mall ON horsshaak-
Mr.. Hatrick was thrown from his
horse. receiving . eompound frseturs
Of his right shoulder. which. owing 70
his advanced ago. will inespaaitats him
for some months. Miss Natrick de-
.eisses that she viii carry the mail TIL
be reeovsrs o. TIN the close Of the con-
tract The task 10 described ~ one
that rev men eass 70 psrfssm during
the winter mouths.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Isa a very enthusiastic address
Bully 4th Ex-President Harrison
kaid "Out of this war will come in.
krsased prosperity nnda n far more
hnited people, possessed of nigh.
~ power that will insure protection
bud safety for all time to come"
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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Russsii 4 Dunn. mining ens4usss.
who has Just returned from Siberia.
declares thas ~ mineral wealth a
the head vsesrs a ths Anur river 4
vcry largo Ne dsvsIopsd soas min-
Ing propsrtiss ~ . vssasA syndSsaAs
In tho mountains fso0 walsh 6ov cpas
streams that Ted ~ Anuv. yosar
that place placer minsss wssD takine
out fortunes that make ~ klondike
seem pons. Out Of one suiaA ,nce.assr
two mlsss lcog sparss -sdl1 ard uno-
gets amounting 10 D1oyeeorpoo vses
taken TAs country b 70 rises Tn
prospsctou. howevss. - oniy . COM
pany can - . eoaesss,ca- An placer
minss ars WORKED by ~ opvernasue
--Ban Franeisco DispatsA
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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A Cleveland manufactures. tuse ~
turned from EurUps. says, We ass
running our mills nigAs anA dsy.
double time. and cannot ksso W With
srders. We arc getting ordsrs fron
bohemia. Italy. Norway. Russia. spaiu,
France and almost every other Faro
psan coantry. have been In nearly
svery country of Europe within The
iss< fov months. and I have been
stunned BY the way Americas goods
have taken precedence over others. Az
most all tho street car equipments.
electrical fittings and general machin-
sfy now being purchassd in Euro0s are
of American mAnufaeturAs
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Jonah Cervera was swallowed all
right, but who was the whale?
knights of the Sorrowfull
Countenance" are very much in
evidence in Madrid.
Those spools Of barbed wire in
Cuba will come in handy in the
construction Of army und telepno-
ne lines.
While Camara is at Port Said,
common prudence would seem to
dictate that he stay at said port.
The war will be ovcr and all the
bills paid before ex-Gov. Altgeld
makes up his mind whether it is a
just one or not.
An ordinary American canoe
armed with a double-barrelled
shot gun and flying the United
States flag, is good match for a
Spanish torpedo boat destroyer.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
An OLD TIKI.
sssp fstA 81 - us.s...s n-Asvs
gssss ssp,nea-

sesu fsfA 81 - uieSssas DesasDp
rSssa ssr,saa-
Bishop Charles Todd ouintayd. ~
PrctcstAnf EDiscopal bishop Of Tua.
ncsses. wAo disd suddsnly N csorgas
recently. made no secrss of the fssa
that onco ovsfy year Ac preached . SER
mon written years ago. sage shs Nov
York Telegram Bishop ouintaru swns
~ ono time . physician. but. fssifnB
himssif -personnily rssponsible for the
death Of mine Of hia intimate frisnds
within . year." he decided 70 sivs ~
trying to save bodies and devote him
self 10 saving souia. Al the end Of hls
course Of preparatory study he was ~
qufred to write . sermon . board -
clorgymsn duly appointed vwNs To con-
slider tho sermon and pass upon the su-
thor's 6tncus for holy orders. The text
wss-perhaps not to Quots exnctiy-'1
viii 90 out svou a. at other hfnes b.
fore and shake mysoif Tns rsversnd
gentlemen were shockcd and returned
the sermon to Mr.. ouintnrd With The
sdmonition that iovity vas iil-timcd
under the circumstances Mr.. outn-
tard sent tho sermon bach. begged .
tNo-th8 h0t ~ oA1 usNiuF<o k4A8& W u
be would stand o. fall The clergy
men read II. and Ioi n proved TO BE-
ss<nest. revercut snd eloquent In the
sztssms. Bishop ouinsard considered
\ his bet sssmcn An1 pfsaeAed u r<u-
ulax1y once rear. Not only have
American congregations hoard n. bue
her Britannia majesty listened 70 Il on
ths occasion whom Bishop QuintaFd va
invited to preach TO her. 30 pleased
vss she that she SAINT the bishop . esll
~ Of canonicais. ana. h ssddit1sn. .
tox containing fragments Of stAiN11
glass broken from the windows Of Can-
teYbury cathedral By Cromwsii's soi-
diers. Bishop Quintssd's house y
Nashville contained wonderfully
beautiful stained siass window and The
figure OF chrtse % n = made frum
those frasments u cantsrbury giass-
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Yea" declared Miss Lufkin. with
emphasis. Il am In favor Of q single
tax. and II the women ever get II
power we'll have Il. too ''P1eass ex-
plain" 4atd Mr.. Wskeiy. why you sd-
voos<s the sineIs tax system DO yor
thirk the millionaire whose money y
invested Ia fast horses skouid 90 un-
taxed. while the iaborer. who owns
only the land on which his house
stands. ought to Be assessedf- Pooh! 70
the lady replied. Whats all that got
TO DO With IL! ! am in favor OF . sin-
gle tar because II would decrease ths
number Of old bachelors. u you musl
have tho truth.--flsvelAnd Le:dsr.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

THE Denver Republican is fran
|ic over the possibility of silver
bot occupying front seat ns a po-
|itical issue after the war is over.
Spain is also worried over the fu-
lure of her honor which accompa
bies silver ON the same steernge.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to return thanks to the
many noighbors and friends who
in mnny ways showed their sympa-
thy during the last sad rites attend
ing the death aud burial OF Mrs.
Georgia.
d. H. GEORGIA AND FAMILY.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

HopsoSs work with the Merri-
mac was not as complete as he
hoped it would be, but it forced
Cerveras fleet to come out single
Bic, enabling Schley to puncture
|hem as they came out.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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In rural England stocks ere stfll -
Be found. although thsy ars no< ussA
They wsrs sst up In 1lo5. and many q
them are In state Of sxceIisns prsses-
vation- The crimes punished By ina-
prisonment In ths stocks vsrs then.
drunkenness. gambling Sabbath break
ing and brswling. II the persons In
carcsrated were popular their plight
was le<sened By their friends, who
brought them food and monsy. but un-
popular persons wess pelted with GO
s1d other srnsayorv missiieA
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Rastis. What IL the difference
between Uncle Sam, a rooster, and
an old maid?
Ephraham.-Unclc Sam sings
Yankee doodle do. A rooster sings
cock doodle do. An old maid
sings any dude'll do.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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The sight Of . young man going 10
school these mornings with his books
under one arm and big bulldog pipe
projecting from his mouth 10 one Of
the snd-of-ths- century incidents that
tea<h people thst the yoush Of to-day
II sometvhat different from the o0s
Of re oidcu times." One would think
20: but II 10 unfair 70 the youth Of
to-day to take the ,urchfn mentioned
~ . sample. There were boys who
were no honor 70 their friends eva
in the good old times.-Portiaad (Mel
ExpressL ..s.,.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

JusT now, with rates prom
Sing to be SO low, we hardly know
khethcr to think of celebrating
he 4th of July in Hawaii Cuba
Parto Rico, the Philippines the
Ladrones, Alaska, or the United
6tatcs.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Horny Watterson. the distin-
guished editor of the Louisville
Courier Journal says: "There will
hever he another such campaign as
we saw in 1896. Silver is as dead
ks slavery. 1t is impossible to ex-
pect any congressional Legislation
bn the silver question rs laid down
in the Chicago platform. 1t will
never be.-Elizabc.h Banner.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

Laying of the corner stone Of
tho Prosperity Ridge church, will
take place next Tuesday at 2 p. m.
A. Swinley and Bishop ]. 8. Mills
will assist Rev. A. T. Gilkey i'll the
exercises.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
rs-s.r. war os.

why. papa said frances. who ~
looking at the family album. "sussiy
this isn't . picture Of your -Yea.- re-
pissd papa. that u . picture OF me.
taken when was quito young"
"wsii.- oomnsnted the little girl. 1T
dossnv look a. much like you ~ you
look pow.--london Figaro.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

There will be an ice cream fes-
tival on Saturday evening July %
in the Kiowa Hull, at Kiowa Colo
under the auspices of the Womnns
Relief Corpse. Tho object is to
have a general good time and raise
money to purchase flags.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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= siouz City woman hes applied for
. divorce from her husband because
Of his attempts to accustom himself to
Klondiks hardships- He permits Ne
,'nfs To BE- kept In the house, and sleeps
With the doors and windows open. and
combines his family to . diet Of salt
horse" bsked beahf srd lime Juice
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

ALBERT SIvERross letter home
hailed at our own Honolulu, which
lppears in Mondays Times is wel!
Worth a years subscription to that
baper urder tho circumstances.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

A swarm of boes located in Mr..
Putnam's yard Tuesday, and with
tho assistance of Mr.. Helgeth they
were captured and are now at work
in g new hive, for Mr.. Putnam.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14

By a vote at fve cents each,
Miss Maud Fitzpatrick was given
the gold ring at the Blind Rob
erts" entertainment last Thursday
night as the most popular lady.
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
nus Friend.

ssIis-weii. old chap. It's I'll settled
I am going to marry Miss Mills next
month and I want you to act ~ best
man. weils-Aii right. my boz: you
can count upon me. never desert a
friend when missortuae oye.takcs him
--Cajcago SewR
The western recorder., 1898-07-14
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Among the muitifar,ous dutics which
lemAad ths attention OF the Calcutta
POLES the capture Of sharks In the
HpoGh&y nnds . place. During the
paas twenty ysaS rewards have been
pa1a fos the Destruction Of those marine
nan-saters. and recently the Bengal
government laid down . eeais for these
paymsuts.