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Telephone No. 1891.
CHARLES II. KRU

Attorney ut Law.
532 DreXel Building,
Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. %, 1898.
Thomas +. Ryan. ESD, No. 30 Liberty
Street, New York:
Dear Sir-The committee recently ap-
pointed under resolution Of the stock
holders of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Company adopted at their last
meeting, in Portsmouth. Va, met IN
Baltimore yesterday, ut which meeting
| was chosen chairman.
In consonance with the resolution and
its preamble. the committc deemed that
IFS first duty was to notify you OF its
readiness to take cogniZance of any
and all charges which may be preferred
against the president or other officers of
the above road, in order that they may,
in the fullest, freest and widest scope,
investigate and pass upon the same
Upon motion i was requested TO inform
YOU of above.so that, should you have amy
charges against any of the officers of
the above road to present to the commit
tee. you would have full opportunity to
dos o. | enclose you Il copy of the reso-
luton, in order that any charges which
you may file shall meet the require
ments thereof; and also, that you may
be informed of the extensive authority
and powers with which the stockholders
have clothed this committee over the
officers employees and books and papers
of their company. with a view to enable
them to report effectively and conclu-
sively upon the subject.
Truly yours,
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4 STATEN ENT IN REGARD TO
MIR. PETER PRYAL.
Portsmouth Star.l

Several days ago the Star published
an article taken from the Baltimore Sun
stating that Mr. Peter Pryal has adver-
tised for Il missing car-load of boiler
iron. 1t seems from a statement issued
from the Seaboard Airline in this city
that the advertisement was entirely un-
necessary, inasmuch as the car was
never lost. Following is the statement:
we have inquired into the real facts
rs to the lost car mentioned by Mr. Peter
Pryal in his advertisements in the Balti-
more Sun of recent date. The official
facts are as follows: The car was re
ceiyed by the Seaboard Airline ut Sur
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills Every pill is Il sugar-coated
globule of health that changes weakness
into strength. They're wonderful in
building up the health. Only 2Jc. per
box. Sold by all druggists.
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TO Chas. II. Krumbhaar, Esq.
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Baltimore. Nov. 30. 1895

Baltimore. Nov. 30. 1898.
TO the Board Of Directors of the Sea
hoard and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany:
Gentlemen: Following the directions
Of our common principals. the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad Company stock
holders, assembled in annual meeting at
Portsmouth. on October 4. 1898. tbe
chairman of that meeting, Mr.. 7. Sontll-
gate Lennon, appointed the three SIGN
ers hereof Il committee. with sweeninn
powers. ito fake cognzance. of all
charges which may be preferred against
the President or other officers. and which
may be filed with the secretary Of this
comnany within 30 days next bv any
stakeholder Of records. verified by his
signature and affidavit as TO the correct
ness of the same, and supported by the
sworn statements of persons having per-
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folk, November ), on local train No ..
1t arrived at Portsmouth 71S p. m. the
same day, Saturday. The ear was de-
livered to the G. and o. agent at Ports
mouth, Monday morning, the 18th, and
rcceipted for. 1t was delivered by the
G. and o. to the Tredegar Iron Works
November 27-four days prior to the
date of Mr.. Pryars advertisement
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iuS SOblt'
81 c. III. KRUMBHAAR,
&S Chairman

L. RYAN.
E liberty ST.,
= October 81. 1898.
- I4 Krumbhaar. ESQ, OBJ DreXel
Milling, Philadelphia, Pa:
pr Sir: | have to acknowledge the
of your polite letter of the 10Th
his chairman of the Committee of
III holders of the Seaboard and Roa-
r. Railroad Company, informing me
sss5ff3he readiness of the committee to take
regnzancc of any charges which | might
prefer under the terms of certain resolu-
tons adopted by the stockholders of the
company at their last meeting ON the
4th of October, 1898 | beg to enclose
a copy of a letter, which / recently adj
dressed to the Secretary and Treasurer
of the Seaboard and Roanoke Company,
which ] am informed was laid before
the stockholders at their meeting, and
which contains over my own signature
charges of the most serious character
against the management of the Company
together with a reference TO known facts
tending to show that those charges have
ii substantial basis.
charges definite and certain. to discover
fully the evidence by which they may
be sustained and to ascertain what fur
ther derelictions of duty. if any, of Il
similar character ought to be charged
against the management, requires an eX-
animation of the books and papers of the
railroad company. This / demanded as
nay right as the largest stockholder Of the
company. 1t is apparent that the reso-
lutions under which your committee was
appointed were designed to evade my
demand for an examina ton of the books
and prevent my exercise of that right.
They were manifestly drafted with the
intention of closing the books to my
investigation, while at the same time de-
handing IL statement and verfcation of
the charges with particularly, which an
examination Of the books alone could
make possible.
do not for Il moment impute to your
committee amy intention 10 be made the
instrument of thus sitting the truth.
accordingly request that you direct that
an examination of the books and papers
of the railroad company be permitted
to be conducted i'll my behalf as a stock
holder of the company and at my eX-
pense. For that purpose | name, and if
you shall answer affirmatiyely, will en-
ploy, Mr.. Stephen Little, an accountant
well known to you all, and throughout
the United States. as absolutely upright,
impartial and to the highest degree com
petent To perform such 4 duty. His in
yestigation will develop the true facts
without fear or favor.
Yours truly,
(Signed) THOMAS L. RYAN.
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When you ask for De Wits Witch
Hazel SaIve don't accept a counterfeit
or imitation. There are more cases Of
Piles being cured by this than all others
combined. J. Hal Bobbitt and Henry
T. Hicks.
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A man in order to be great must be
good. says an exchange. Great crimi-
nails. great rascals and others of that
class should bear uths in mind.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASJRER'S NoTtCE-The essI
81 Seattle-Dsr aE-nsent Of F'inaEef. Tfss*
uTer'S office
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axsfsts are :. 4 Ez-5~-@~s : sz@'~l
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S.0stassey. Agent.
VIZ ofsfA q c.~-Georgs Iafssen.
Ths following ietfsfs swat saHefuSsrs
81 thx srles:
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ORDINANCE No S4a-An ordnsns
20 license and regulate Slde-saoss. ~ =.
Jecto1copes mus uins Or anaiains ~ ~
similar SHOWS. 3nd providing psnsss
for tEse violation OF the same. ii
BE j, ordained Dy the City Of seat.s
follows.
Section !. That all le-shows. pgalses...
scopes museums OF anatomy ard s.f1-
shows hereafter conducted IN ihs ~
Seattle Shah he taxed aud !censea ~ =
following rate:
TIE license fee for side-shows. pfosss...
SCOPES, museums Of anatomy ara -
cents o. Jess. whether sucn charge w "
general admission or reserved seafs. -
De fifteen dollars per week or sftssss~s
part thereof. Eaya bic "a adt AilcF' a. -,
the &IfnI son ia bG more tGaF trsa -
The license zee shall increase IN pToipi =
with the increase Of admission ao'fS :
ceg5fs
Section ? The city comptroller ssa -
SIZE fha license provided for n 'nis %, -
nance upon presentation 20 siW -
treasurer > receipt therefor. bot no -. -.
issued under the PROVISIONS OF s1ls IS ~.
nance shall authorize ar afford aAs Y.
tecl0n to any indecent pr immoral = =
l1wfUi exhibition. peftor.nane pAs'-~s
See 4. Any person vino as propsssax
lie~3tseta. manager or agent SAaia - = =
conduct. manage at suF"riHteDI an.s..sas
SNOW. pF03eCfuScoie. md9f ItH - &Assss :.
VI any F4&si44AF rfBt6 = 81 .tFts a. t.t
Ing license therefor, s.islt DC os .
guiI.y Of m,steneagos. and ppos. -
vIctlon thereof sinai be- fined E9I ~ 4
csed one hundred dollars, ~ ifilpiafs
the city jail net 90 * sed inlfty ~ so
Sec I. Tn. ordinance snail iahs -. -
ana be n force fran ava 5fteE az .
cage and approval, IL approved ~ ~ )
mayor. otherwise Z staA iaAs eaas -
he tine i, shall bfc me 4 law bi'as
provisions o. t;ie c.tF easrttr. ~ i
Passed the city council ne w :. - asss
sept Eber, ls>. ans! signed ~ me = ,,,ssts
session "a A8tueui,ca - us
". y. RiNEIiAE.,sa
President - tine cry C ~ g..
Approved by Ine tnis slh l!Ay p ,s,Sm.
I.es T. J. UMt.S. 9AsnNx
Filed by me iais 3gh Gay Of ses'sA.7
ises .oy
Attest: WILL IL pasa ~
Cay Comptroller and Ex-oiiie-0
Clerk.
f5eall s..,H.
~ q. K. 1ORYEIL Deputy ~"
Ttshlashed SsnfeT1ber 70. lsss.
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- - 80
FsgE<f.s~-En sxxssss fss1zT 1rsasTrs. 3
$500 r - o. fkss zSs1@E@* - =.
e., ssk NV z~.fse<.ss SExszazS. EzSEg
y Kssrsst q ass4Fs = sJfas. a1S~ y
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asgeasy u NJ Arra T. ssE'~1s~
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wsvas ssss@-tsksE. tsessas -2~1~5
g, - syaszszx Mia ,4Ass E4srsrs
Ess&sa sySy.
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In syE~~ 70 seessre GxyysE~ Frssrsssr1 ~
,<y-snss s,s<ssw <fs~x~ .sx@sxFS - &2ass
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uSi1StisSt
-
(RDINAN
leyying a
lhe fourt
lest 10 ma
The bonds
80, i.
nance NJ
Harrison
Mi, In a
ROLL of 5.
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collection
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blows:
Section 4
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mount oil
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mounts
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rec'iveiy
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esally as
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prs, publ
diligtncs.
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Local 4
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
81. JOHNS LODGE. No. 3 r A. A n.
meet fnis fsstaTg4yl evening a. 8
O'clock. Ssnond sezres AZ Free Aa sysss
aga e1Fe.aigt 3nssis5
HAIRY e GORDON. " IL
-. e. PETERSON, Secretary
AICANA LODGE. Ne. e.. E. ard A. n.
u.stK sselad MsaIsy eseh month.
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1f,lNANCf
rying . ;
tn.ri an
nature =
- af 10
ixsuesi \
Nss. for
-. unde.
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1erici as a.
- povsdnl
t oriaiI
ews:
rSisA, j. ;,
a speci.
al 81 la
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innlaesi by
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4 sgsSsial
4 81 redee
- and IL
rahle upon
sssalent !
II,rity or
rs.nt of ~
pare,
ifict shall
rr1nent emf
raii d.ssr
SIS and
proper,t.
Il Of eight
1s-senths
II from Il
cpnd annu
m the MA
ailments .
krel or o
snsi N 81
= IK, shs
,;lity by u
the assess
aid Ord
q land
" for I
-. 3. IN
listed to
- the orr
Ipscyemsai
the Cty
fsmnce y
that pu.
Its TO q
Sounts OF
this ordir
~ opposit
ID Of lar
n special
~ forthw
certine
n the am
rsln Levied
= shall $
1reedings
rs!ve an
D1upsSt as
ordinan
laws Of
same be
nrsfor the
Dal;y. in,t
rter and
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law an
pnsurer 81
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nee with
gments.
BIC. 3. II
"a be III +,
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shall bees
the city
Passed IN
Iptenher.
Hiou in a
d day OF
HApproved
". 1855.
Filed by
latest:
BY Conpt
BY q. *.
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hyying a
Rhe fourt
est 10 ma
the bonds
No. 50. Il
nance NJ
Harrison
Mi, In a
roll of ;.
dinance
objection
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LODGING HoJSEs a. 61rg,,cs
rooms. So rooms ssFH Il rooms SD
ypouss. sa2s rooms. Ssa5 rassrsls e,
csl. ~ 1a- cSsre a. Z Sort ssoxf 500,
aryrniaG Io lcos a. taen D4Nn-x Z
CalA-as -, = aa6 . Sale le1oAs eu.,,s.
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FORREST IL Max ELL.


Fgzgr M Max Eli
Real s-s17ss Ag~-es a-sa arox&Ts.
rr.c-s az par zgs oszE So Sz- aza-@
prrss tz&< are sess -1z- t1& G-1r@-~E =
Se-sa Gay 1as a~ss-zie = ~ az
ri-sat-a gsoa zsx--es-s asass g Soh ~
' ~ 20 sszs - 49,. = - 800. 800 =
aE4 wze@- xx@x
g estA s--a.rs eoEtags WITH hsth: A2t -
s. go 80 800 cst.age VS. ssss. 81
Fe4tsss-:a aveTss. sssr.a a xa4issz.
'&is@ '9'' aaAf e3 : 80
ses.. = sora..r. . . = god s-roon
zs5 Jams es@s@s ss@-aa.s 6.ocs .raa
h''Ao~4f r Fg.z1a1s r - '41S
Csosce lot ~ Warrington place. ssss-
two 1913 u Cf8sr. as ICE, $50 eaes
For cso.c. 10. II ao Err avsns. eFoar-
5 So.s. 4szizs @aca. al cs=area aaz euass-
zated II Frz7cs s69lrssn- lisa.
Caetee 5cts = Danny Fg1,zsTza1 addition,
s-as - So szea
TSs Iscs. eeEaer. fronting State Cn-Ter
sz38 Tor s9ar gs.s +. grooklya sdss-lon.
f..-t soSs Fo1rs4erE1 zFsaae soa;1. SIX
csae les. ssxl1 coras-. feaced ard calti-
Hai"a. MOB A'l.. 30
For lots. -cr1sr sa8KI-1 On N,nta axe
ne. SsIEeer Year att MaSESoa-
~ .gts. s9x.a each. EsEs11 Hi adj
f5ca. tsr 10
One .ot. sax1g. Mc<aagA.'s addition .
csctrs4 Seattle ssTs.
5eyeral choice Iots ~ Eastern addition,
ss9 . s. 80 eaca.
Ab2Te !o.a are @eai heated. usost q them
'front.' ~ gfa2ed s1Esegs 4aa 41or1 ans
a21 1s&T Car 5ne
X yS2 E2.e p~Cpsfty for sale. Isl :. with
-. as @e Aase -aaEy iE41 fl-s.
FORREST a. AAA - ELL
FIRST Fs0ar EAl}er Bu51irg
LOGGED OFF LANDS IN Mason ard
InuTst0n c04lts@s. @x@e.s@-t fr4t and
tazflF es@sEsd md n.ce.y situated f0-
farms; f49o.a5ls terms Tacoma MI
19EnE4cg, Tara. Wash.
FoR sALE~Helyoke block and other
'o:ecrossd City property and farms.
s1fa.ces y Boston 3.o1k-
LLEWELLYN & WARD. "a MarEou.
genera. real estate ana rental agents.
IAst your property @@r3 1z-
RESIDENCE and garden acreage n=ar
state University. N ~. Beca Rayenaa
PARK. Seattle. Nash
$50 BUYS neat cottage On car gne, 40
ash. Ualatc@ ~ E4E1s. IL South See-
on4 street.
REAL ESTATE. AMI timber lands. Dorr
8 C .1sy. = BsNeE o4l5lag.
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CITY TREASJRER'S NoTtCE-Ths ~
81 eat1le-Dsr ar-Hient Of F'lnaEef. Ifsss
urer'S oiffice
Notice IS Hereby Given. That .se asses
rneat rog, of Local Improvement Dssfrsss
No. e for the improvement o. fry4Eg ave.
ntf. and Chestnut Street IN the g.fy e
Seattle. from Market Stree, 70 Gsssa
Street under TIE provisions % orasaazn
No. 2rZN. providing for said sni2feseSa.sl
by grading the same and CONSTITUTING sssr
walks thereon, and fcF an assessrlsss .
pay therefor by The mode OF ''payai.s.
bonds has heretofore been iuty es.tltS3
- NE Tor collection, and the Eessn3h
Sims therein charged and levied assEax
must ~ paid in ser equal annual payHsaS|
wiyn interest upon he wagte saM 81
charged and levied. @T such tnstail'nsss
thereof as remain unpaid. al The ra's 8
ten per cent. per annum, ara sasl lssyss
must he paid annually together with re 81
rual iuStallTuents falling due In eaea ssss
SAX: sums began 10 bear Interest "a FL
Eta day Of October. 1882. and the 81 =
sfal,U2snt Of said assessments and ne Fl
tereSt for the sth year viii become Gas 81
the lith day Ct October. 1874.
Unless paymeul be made ~ said sssss-)
Dlent OF principal aud 40 4 interest ~ q
before said 18th day az October. iSs. "
same shall become delinquent. and ~
per aunuT until paid, ard II nos aa1 ~
fore tie same snail have become r.
Qusnt a penalty OF five per cent snaa
added ard the SUNS delinquent saai =
entered on annual tax r0l. for the esfrss
year against each .ot and parcel Of sza
so delinquent and with the interest q. zsss
ed as other taxes, separate account a<l9
kept thereof and K not pail withia -
tine fxcd FOR the payment Of City ax1
shall be collected as such taxes are -
lectei. together with such sdslsuea.
charges or penalties AZ are authorizes
be charged and collected on Other ssss
quent taxes. ard each lot or pafes. 20 =
iinquent shall he sold FOR me amount
such assessment. with interest and eosss
the time and In the manner and OF e
same authority as lands a,id lots are -
for citv taxes. A. III. FooTE.
City Treasurer ~ the Cley OF STsstA
Date Of first publication. Sept. 2, iNS !.
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Al stts>I.s

F1TEtlf >HY = sFooNEs Absences
ottlre Sfstt.e ioaa Company. russrr, !.
90 hss.id -
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
ICE AND CoLp STORAGE.

DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE
Company. feot of Union street manu-
1AataTes crystal Ice from distilled water
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-16
The SECOND CABLE BILL
Amends che General Cable Act Passed
at the 1895 Session.
Provides for Another Contract In Case the PacI-
&c Cable Company Fails to Get the
United States Contract.

The second cable bill introduced
in the Senate by the Special
Cable Committee amends Section
2 of Act II Of the Session Laws
Especial SESSION. of 1896, entitled,
Gan Act to Facilitate the Con-
struction and Maintenance of
Telegraph Cables in the Pacific"
approved August IL, 1895, by adj
ding at the end of said section the
following paragraph: ~
To grant an exclusive right and
privilege to lay, construct, land,
maintain and operate for the term
of Twenty Years, Geographic and
magnetic lines or cables from and
beyond the Hawaiian Islands to
japan and any Islands or places
necessary for stations for such
cables between the Hawaiian Isl.
ands and japan that lie north of
the tenth degree or parallel of
North latitude in the North Paciy
fic Ocean.
The adoption of this amend.
ment will give the Government
the right to grant an exclusive
franchise to lay a cable from Ho-
nolulu to japan to any other COM
pany, providing the Pacific Gable
Company fails to get the franchise
and subsidy from the United
States.
A prominent Senator in speak
ing of the bill said this morning;
"The reason 1 favor the Pacific
Cable Company is because theirs
is the first business
proposition we have received
from any company. The men at
the head of the company are
worth millions and l want to see
some of them invested in the
Pacific Ocean. j. Pierrepont
Morgan, the president of the com
pany, is supposed to represent
$500, 100000. If we can get man of
h.. KIDD lurere.,ed ~ THIS part o.
the world it will be a big thing
for US. The company has treated
Hawaii very fairly and when i,
asks us to show our good faith in
the matter by passing bill
through our Legislature
think it ought to be done.
OF course, the possession
of a Hawaiian franchise
will give the company a better
standing before Congress than il
has now, even with a majority
committee report favoring it, and
that is the reason we are asked to
pass the bill. 1 think we should
do it."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-16
To Rent or Lease.

Those very desirable premises at
Kalia, Waikiki, (recently occupied
by Mrs. Wiliokai) opposite Mr.. Z. G.
HObr0n's, consisting OF large lot and
dwelling house containing 4 bed
rooms, parlor, dining room, kitchen,
ETC., and outbuildings. Water laid on.
Apply to
A. G.. M. ROBERTSON.
9l3-1w Merchant street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-16
Palama Cooperative Grocery Co., Ltd
Notice to Shareholders.

A first assessment of. so per cent on
the capital stock OF the above Com
pany is now due and the undersigned
REQUESTS payment to be made up to
the 10th inst. at his office or at the
Palama Cooperative Grocery Com
pany's Store.
w. WOLTERS,
Honolulu, May 10, 1898. Treasurer.
9l2-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-16
Lost.

While ON the King street tram at
Waikiki, purse containing $25. A
reward will be given to the finder who
will return the same to the BULLETIN
Office, 210 King street. 912-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-16
Children Relish It.

The price is low, bottle con-
tanning many doses at rs cents.
You cannot afford to be without it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-16
H. CANNON,

Manager Palama Cooperative Gro
Gerry, Ltd, Opposite Railway De-
pot, King street.
Honolulu, May IS, 1898. 915-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-16

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