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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Rureo osa T. Pullman ves,ibule Day coaches
at F4rf r cars. Dining s~rtc~ Meals la carte
Connects raip WITH through sleeper o. Detroit ard
Ch'.is..
.i-.5o. LOO p " daily for EAsTON. MAUCH
CHTNE VILk ESNAitEE SCRANTON week days.
PlTr-ION anI co4l branches chair car - Mauch
Chlnt .
HAIf.I. IIII-rON. SCRANTON. ard pfuc.pa. inter
r.!it. STATIONS. t.nue,'s ,0r all points ir The coal
region. Pullman fluf.f Isror Car 20 NiiAesharr"
s:;..,O, 80 J. " daily. Except sunday ttr NAu'H
CHI six Aul iu'cfu,ilf. stations chat car % Ea-ioi
'i.:,O. .;i5 '-IndIyH oniv) for MATCH CHUNK
. mediate stat
800. G:iO J. " daily. except SUNDAY. for EASToN
an ..r. .ill iri~ru"t'lfe stations ..-...,.
FALLS ami aN points West Pullman sl"ep~r Nestonic
fr1,n p. chicago se-r-rs 10 Blralo and Toronto.
- 10 400 T. II daily. except sunday. stopping only
at sol 'IH PtAGNFiEl.D. EAsrpN. HE1Hi.EHEM
.fHTAVIA Hr'fFAG>p and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
~ Bunl', N0ue bat sleeping car passengers carried
80 baggage carried . ..... .,,.. -,
.S;.,,, .:uo j. " ddl, for WILKEsBARRE. It'll
AcA GENEVA EOCWESTEI BVFFADp. NIAGARA
-.r~ and all points Wet Pullman sleeper 10 ithaca
,., local daily. except sunday. for SOUTH
81 fNrff-fU BO1 ND BROOK and intermediate points
t.a, . f.il.vs. - so 'io2o. 1880. 30 20 10 30
,s,-e,,s onl,i 81 - 20 . 80. 1870 $40 ana $50
ESQ T. N .,..,.. =. -, oe, ~,
Az n,, and Broadway. 81 F. lith ST. lbb p l25th
81 i27 Bower, y y $50 Fulton 81. court 81. rs
pr.,dwav and Brooklyn Annex brooklyn
4 Transfer Co WIFE call for ana check baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 destination
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WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave W. 42d St station. n Y. follows. and
m earlier from foot OF franklin St:
1915 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Roches-
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Ceve-
land and Chicago.
GOO T. NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica, Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and St Louis.
SiI5 T. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse, Roches'
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and St Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and offices.
& u LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave- New York
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co Get for Bnslnfss purposes.
Real Gsiair for Cfthnuar.
unturul.beo Aparlmenis Gu Get.

mn MN mr. ~ 0--(((>-||> ~
r 70 WEST 10TH -ST.-Desrah'e s'eanl-hea,ed single
"A apartneat: rooms and bath all Nghf janl''''
on premises. or THOMAS. 5i3 Lexington ave
DEsIRABIB APARTMENT 'or sma. family sfus sI
/ rooms and bath elevator. steam heat no. water.
Innly on premises. 5i5 r., ngtor ave cor isths 81
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DEL. LACkAW ANNA AND WESTERN H. H.
stations In New York. foot of Barclay
md Christopher Streets.
vESTIBUIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PI\TSCII LIGHT

Direct route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAlR
THE ORANGES Sammf. t'rrfrls.ii" hl, NJ
Ridge Madison. Morr.stoUr. Iasslic. Paterson. %
Dover. stannop". SEN IoN Isl DDS I.Nkt.
LAKE HoPATtOSG. Hache'ts,oHn. 5, u tpI'i.l \
MOUNTAIN. NHhingi %. iitli.i.ii sgt ii. y
tans SCRANTON. pilTSI'N. Mll.N - y Aki..,
NANTIcOkE IANVIIl.E NORTH VI Vs. RIA 81.
N,nirose HlNGUAMToE. ohfNkf. NOtNl ii.
Watcrv.lie. TTI'A. ri WIlElAi SfN-N.'3 cor. tni
SYRAtf 81 o-NEGo ITHACA. NNt'' Ei.NiftA.
OHNlNG BATH. lANst Lib. 81 ~ a. -, s.- "'i
500 =. BlNGiAMroN MAIL. s'.,s e. principal
stations
10 o. A N Cate Carl. BJFfpIO. SCRANTON. Bi%G
HkMTDS. OWtfrp. ITHACA. Ll.NlNA Ut, a.
RlCHFELD STRINGS. Sli.ACIst ani oN"if''
EXrnEss Pullman Palace Cars. Come tns az
100 J NJ SCRANTON wii.K I-iNI.Hf AIS LIN IRA
ENT f.F.-S Pullman ElNt' far.nr
400 y u SCRANTON. Wiki BARRE AND fLfN
oJTH ENilE-- pullman Hf"-i fa-.'r =
100 =. VI tu4ltl-''a raso h~s'tu-i law.;sf Ltpr.s'
,1r SCRANTON. HIEGHAMroN. LLMiRA hrF'
chicago. Dining cog H-st 20 IlH,i.
$50 j. " DAILY t.@a. E1.ress Pullman SEE.
fa- SCRANTON Bi>GHAMIO$. IlMiKA. BATH.
NJ MORRIS 4n. brIFALo. arriving 90 H-1a'. :
$50 + Il (Dailyl-BrrFAIo. Scranton. BIHGIiAM
TON OWL 20 ITHACA. E.MIRA. SYRIA. -E.
UTICA AMI oswEGo EMPRESS Pullman h-r-i
TIC,hffS AxD PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.,
Henry Gaze A Sns d.rreh li3 D. Away. - ra-s
Place. 49, Broadway ari r'2 H-oai"at - Ae's 90
ferry .f,'.on,. - o. aye ccr =. 80 ~ W.. i-.'
and 700 broadway. Hr .ftfr 4'r' fil'fs st.~g f.4
Information "a; all stations
WTsTCOTT EXpR.ss COMPANY WILL call ~ Ana
check baggage from h.i'i - fe.'er 90 destination
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grapsllsrs' foteI Docket @uihs.


A1.ntNy P means American Plan F. European, 5. u,
.stanwix Hall E. p 81 Up. A. p S uo
BALTIMORE Nd: The Attain Z p 81 up AP 81 80 U?
Ros Aks. LILLE y j. Somerset Inn Api 80 70 NS m
copley sa Hotel b p .'s so S' up M, F. % ao
BOIRNEMOUTH Eng. Royal Bath Hotel. A 7. -
BROOKLYN. n. Y. Hotel 50. George. =. ? 81; A. ~
c&MRRlpGE SPRINGS r4s N'ni iae HT Rissr
CAYUGA LAKE HOUSE sHELDRAKE. Y opens
yru June 20 SPECIAL June rates. Farm IN connection
C,S , fap nS'5sed Boeset pudsy 5 Phnney "a m
EAEIEk Eng Royal Clarence Hotei 4. =, So EP sLo'
CT HARRINGTON. MASS. Berkshire Inn. a p. So W.
1 Tqnsa S $50 r. Claiming sargoandnss Booklets
LONDON IRON PRr SswPK we ys' Jsrmyn St.
Piccady). n. Redecoraiei by Warnings IA,es, sren-
tihc sanitation. Patronzed by nobility
MONTREAL Can " Balmora Castle EP. 81 up: AP !?@
NEW YORK Is Az. & So. RreNoort Hse e +. 81 up;
AP 81 up. Homeke hotel Excellent table dhotesl y
NEW YORK * Il. Barry. The New 81. Cloud, P $50
do. Chambers & w.Bway) Cosmopolitan HI f p. 81 up
do IN. Cune. propr). The Vanderbilt. F. y, 81 up
OLD OLD POINT GoMtORT. Va The chsmberlin. AP. s. up
PLYMOUTH. Eng Grand Ho.el 4 r. S. f, 8:
ST LOUIS No: Planters Hotel. r p. 81 A p. s. up
do .Lindel Hotel f. r., 81 up. A. p. 81 up
TORONTO. Can Arlington Hotel. A. p. sup
WASHINGTON. D. c. Arlington Hotel. A. p. IS up
do Hotel Gordon. f. p. A. P. IS up
DO ..................-. Ebtitt House A. p. g up
90 ..................... The Raleigh r. p. $3.50 up
do The BUCKINGHAM. A. p. 50 up
WHITE MOUNTAINS. PROFILE HOUSE & COTTAGES.
Open July to OCT Many Improvements u hotel and
WATCH HILL r. l. NEW OCEAN HOUSE. Open June
20. Guests can become members OF Mlsquam.cut
Golf Club upon payment OF moderate dues.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Authentic coal use1 rxcIuslveIy.
Four tracks. Automatic Book signals
Stations b. Sew YORK. foot u Liberty s.
ana south Ferry Whitehall -
Tr1-.e INV 1T u L-trrfE -.


-Four tracks Automatic Book Signals
Stations b.. New YORK. foot u Liberty 81
and South Ferry Whitehall -
Trars leave FOOT 81 Liberty 81
on Aprll 10 is"S
Fas'0r. Bethlehem. Allentown. Ntuch Churk &C.
800 7.i5. $40 \. " 200 NJ 20 Eason' 30, a 40 10
30 h. Eas,.n, 4 81 700 90 GOO p
Fur W.fk.rf4r.e Tlfs'ou and stanton. go. q 10 A
90 r " sunday 40 A VI
F. Reading ana Harrisburg a. 400. 40. 500 e:lo
lo,ri Il.p Reading s. NJ 81 = o.. 800 - Read
.nrl $50 5c 5ij 500 - Rcaling. N. ]? IS
nirh' SunIays 80 Nl.3O 20 R"id'ugl \ VI. o.
80" SO $50 b. NJ, i-.i' n.rh'
FIR S.rh4r, IeNlsNurr. and N'iilmsp0rt a. 100. 90
$50 4 81 20 500 g.. slnlays go a N Go
" -
AII-HiIL ROIT
FOR iONI BRANCH. 90 'EAN GROVE. &c
To- Hel Hark f>nr Uran,r Ashlry Park ocean
cav. ana points south p, Point Pleasant 40. 30
iis,@ NM ii5 : 90, 5.3s Gis r. " sundays e;ops
a, Iateraken sl- Ashlry PARK and GrpveD. no
10 II I~i Rank on.y \ " 800 = "
FOR IAkEN GOD.
i3o $50 io.i5 s. 81 q. 3 90 so q Sc Saturday,
on.I J. " Sundays. 10 4 VI
lor. T.gs rser Bar az rarI ant Barn.sat; 40
Yor A'lar'i- Try. vne,nt and ffdseion. 4;3o NJ.
p, M.auoq'i Peach s-lbrlsh and Highland, .,
Nare..nl go go - - \ ". 70. ~. Is 40.
u
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Gountrn 11ropertn 20 Get.

CORNWALL on HCDSON.-To rent. FOR summer. fine
y old homestead. In good condition. with m dern i'm
10 large hne several OF
ground stable for horses us o. planted vegetable
garden with fruit scenery magnificent. location
heahfui moderate Photograph 20 be shown Apply
al Room No iOi. 40 Wall St. y. Y. CITY.
gI,O RENT THE I.INDENS. FAIRFIELD, CONN.--Iuns
i is TO Sept. l. Attractive, roony house with water
gas fruit, garden and stable. L. II. BREWER.
XNyHITE MOI NTAlNS
w Cottages let fronting lake and mountains:
r,vailed views Frst-cass bass fishing trouting bathing
and boating Moderate rent Apply 10 JOS. A
NFSMlTH. Lowell Mass
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Buzby w,nslcw E. e FredeTics h,.cheoo Co. 100
Bruck. Ansen. 10 william RANKIN, e@o-s| so 90
l25 OF Amsterdam ave year. -, WV"
schrener Joseph J. and George Fenneil 10 the
German Savings Bank. corner ad-eVe ana DC M
ssr,e 30 same ecth st. IS Z, of sd-ave
SAM 70 same sa-ave 1908 Z, of soth-st ~ M,
sc,daer George H. ct Augustus onien
a ae-; a. 1000
Casserly. John. 70 Elizabeth Andley . cor ~
ner Rotbns-ave and l50ih-st. 3 years $3.50. 300
Fordinsky Harris. Holmes & Phibrck. IS
ll6th-st 10 Il OF MaGison-ave demand. 1000
Schrener Joseph J. and George Fennel 70 the
German Savings Bank. 3i-ave. 80 II OF
Ss,h-st. and adjoining plots year. mort 49,.
Mcponald william. George Purser IT.
ecutor. etc. lot 4o2 map section A. Nyse estate ,oo
OH. Phiiipp 10 the Emgrant Industrial Savings
BANK No 35l West l3oth-st. year .:....:. 7OO
German Evangelical Lutheran s, Peters Church.
OF williamsburg. 10 Annie NJ Sackmann. lot "a.
go, map Wakefield years. ..:...... l5oo
Donohue Annie. Jennie Glib. lo0th-st
S25 8 y OF Morrs-ave. n Westches,er-ave
81 II " ot Eagle-ave. month. ....... ...--.... bn
Noble Ralph. 10 Manda G Mace ct al execu-
tons etc: .ot 1917. map Tacoma Park. Williams ~,
s,ewart Robert 10 Nanda @ Mace ct al e1
ecutors. etc. lot 100, map Llconia Park years 22o
Morrow. Robert, Malinda o Mace ct al. execu-
tors. lots 200 and 20S. map laconis Park. 80
Yeaman Elen 20 Charles F watson West
End-ave. e3.l II OF sSth-st, years 5000
Weed Joseph E. to Eliza Bal. No 2Ss Madison ~ NM
Hahn. Viola, TO Mary Harriet. Nos 1873 and ls5
Hstsrics. Ms,,Ssx to Edward p Shields. cor ''''
6th-ave and 3sth st ............... 5000
Sohworer. Louis. Bridget Moran. No 2S5
Avenue H ys6ss 10000
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Railroads..
den NSYLVANlA
~ n ABROAD
Railroads

u ~ IA" Tx G\<lA--s
STATIONS FOOT q IVES, Twenty, third street and De'
me 'sayns tine from es',osse, v Ssa below FOR
100 A. Vi. FAST Pullman Buffet Psr ,o car car
New / TX 70 Piitsburg. sleeping car llitS'"'s " ~
$50 W. Af frHX5sYIvKNi% fL dsd Pullman
lion cars For csicseo cie'ciand Toledo cincinna'"
,5o 'ira~' ~ d ha4',1 s Sxb s 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
go p w. Mfs F g9r9ni2 cecaf9 8: chi
40 p. VI. soGTHWEsrERN EXPREss.-For Pitts
40 r. l W. PApfc S. L2g'S psurr and
$50 s m oHl4ii '] HN a's xFn ESQ., pa.
Sleeping Sew Altoona Ess Liberty Pc,
o''s e. .smi>G Gi; '' xN6 I'' iaE solrM
1850 $50 ls2o 'c5ns4ss.ion 1 Linz ali Paror aad
Dining ars 20 Dining can $50 Dni9 go S| I15g
Car a. m. % 20 'Consr-ssonL Lin all PsroT ara
Dining ca.s'. go CDinins carr $50 Dining carr so
souTHERN RAiLwAY.-Eapres. +.2o p m. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Erpress 0 20 m and $50
rdR Ps 3i s6I ONO RAwAYt;G ? n s'y
ATLANTIC ciTYHyY5c ~ m Weekday e'o.asse, and
Train punet parlo1 cars passenser coash and Com
fA dr h HAEI H.ar2 PF sundays ocean
'ay s ;aa 5'9 49, fi: % m ~ ~. o
sgn-ays 20 80 p m from I,es "a ana 10
? N. sunday as a M Bis l. n
FOR PIIILADELPUIA
10. 10 40 20 80 go $3.50 Penna. Limited.
? 30 DINING carr 10 80 dining car. II 30 a. m 90
$50 30 $50. so. 20 DINING carr. $50 DINING
Can. 80 Dining carr. 7.4o SO m. l. % n.E'f-
sundays. 40 80 % $50 a2O. 40 dmii-dl 80.
1919 dining Carl a. m. 80 dining can. $40 : :"
Dining Can. $50 Dining carr. 80 dining az, ~,
$50 , m. 1905 night. ~
broadway; As,1r House. West twenty thrf Sif"et
Station. and q -shr7sses and tortlanft
Streets. Court Street. $50 Fulton street IS bn AWAY
and Pennsylvania Annex station. By Niy' Sta'i'n
jersey CITY The New Transfer Company VIII call
FOR ana check baggage from hotels and residences
through Gest.nnton
Telephone 'I27, Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyvania
Railroad Cab
J. h. HUTCHINSON. Y. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass AGENT
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Conntrn Real estate for Sale.
Observation-Disclosures
HOOSICK FALLS, \. Y.
Corntrx R-,idence Tenant House and Barn.

Residence Tno-s;ory attic brick slate roof. BY
~ n ADDITION IN rear 24Y38 q Addition ~ north see
2,xA2 nd Library addition south side. lSH-f II
I1rary and Dining sant!y finished ~ qrafer~f
oaK Gas Electric fittings throughout me inarsion
Water supplied hy never-;ai'irg springs - al buildings On
the premises Cellar under "hols h,lse bea-,u We"
from all sides Broad p!azzas Fruit and shece Drit"
vv torSeret vspedd naples Double house. Sin
IN II residence About acres
l.yn and gardens and - Land VIII b
are situate springs suiulvirg he pr"rtses Every
th-c f. good order Ho0s!ck Fal. - village q! 600 IN
hab,ants situate on the Fchhurg r. r. hour from
T-oy ana four from N-wicrH. J. LES a. the 70
o, Mountain range. about 10 mics rom Will
ians college and - miles from Sarat ga. IN" drives
surrounding asset f0r teauty
and ricturesquenes- Il excellent scnrs water and
sewerage Reports from the state Board u Health show
10 be one ~ heafhful villages IN state
desirahle place q .es ience fr gentleman -
for looking Tor home IN healthy
location The into possession
o., It's present At forced sale ana VIII h" disposed
apply 10 f. r ESTABROOK. 10 Classic s.. HocsicS
"a y
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AT NEW ROCHELLE, n ROOM

beautifully decorated residence superior plumbing good
stable; choice 81 four acres handsome ground
highest elevation very accessible. sale lease. might
exchange. photographs f. K HOUGHTON. III
Broadway. Call afternoons
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FOR SALE.
HOME AMONG The HILLS

OF Southern Hampshire natural farm: large
order. finely located, abundance
OF puresi Address Box II. L~mpsieF. y. II
T ROSELI.E y. J.-Most charming town. having all
"A improvements; time. 30 minutes 200 trains daily
hay Of handsome Houses new. occupied
taken foreclosure. modern design open plumbing
all improvements. large finely shaded plOs from 81 900
$40 900. made 70 suit this 70 speculative op
porunity handsome homes. will and give
privilege Of purchase. SWITZER Il Cooper Union
T MOUNT VERMONT Handsome li-room house: nr.t
"A floor finished Quarered oak all modern improve
nent. Chester El section. price 5000 tsrrns:
might rent. sWITZER. II Cooper Union.
INNE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM OF $50 acres. ~ miles
II from Philadelphia. Railroad station premises
Also suitable for Also 700 within Phila-
delphia city limits Ripe for Improvement Paved streets
gas and within twO squares. Address
G F. KINDRED. IFS O1ford-st.. Philadelphia.
DEsTRICTED BUILDING PLOTS. containing from G
IL CITY up, acres. fine reseence section.
very large house with all the latest improvements NEW
NETHFRLAND REALTY CO.. 27l Broadway. y Y.
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Suburban Real estate.

>~~~NOoNNN>NoNNN>>oNN>N NN>NN0NNo0 -,
GFNcY-donfclair real all kinds sac ana rent
"A CLARENCE =. tt BIS. BeeSnAn- sf. ~" 80
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THE
GARDEN HOTEL.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Is unique In It's exceptional
equipments and In the excellence
OF cuisine Spacious sun
rariors. luxurious ounging rooms
COSBY smoking cens and hot and
cold baths floor
the many comforts and
conyeniences Of this most palatialy
appointed hotel on the Atlantic Coast
4 Solid Nestihul- Pullman Train. via
Iennsyi ana Railroad. leaves New
York daily at | 20 +. VI.
THE
GARDEN HOTEL.
ATLANTIC CITY.
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GUNNER Rcsort1.
STEVENS HOUSE.

LAKE PLAJID, ". I,
Heart OF the Adirondack Mountains 2.063 IT, shov~
tide The largest and finest hotel in this part Of he
region beautifully located between Lake Placid and
Miro LIKES Surrounded by mountains towering I've
thousand hundred feet high. Fine Tennis courts
new Golf Links ball Grounds and beautiful dryes
send for Photographic circular J. A. & G. A. STEvENS
owners and Projectors. Lake Placid. n. Y.
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l3sth-st $. zoos 4 o. Alexsnoer-ave. 73x
200. simon Adler e. al 70 Henry Muller. -.
24th-st : 1923 4 Of 2c-ave. H.%xes.9:
Charles 1 II phillips p a. 10 Emily Kipp. :.
i4th-s. No $40 West. 25NlOS ?. Fannie Hsmiin N
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I'OR SALE. account o. gentleman going to Europe.
i one cross l5.3 Hlll b. sod separate.
Amy To Goa GILMAN . S5th
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
Mr.. Henry WaterhOuse Entertain
ed At Rice Home.

The beautiful Rice home at the Pen
insula was the scene of a very pretty
surprise Saturday night. the occasion
being the birthday of Mr.. Henry Wa
terhouse. \ family dinner was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, after which the
guests, numbering in all about so ar
rived, each bringing flowers and con-
graduating Mr.. Waterhouse on his
having reached another milestone in
his hOnOred career. Before the hand
shaking was over, he was literally COW
cred with leis, and loaded down with
flowers. A very nice program was rem
dered in the course of the evening, con
sisting Of music, instrumental and vo-
cal, and recitations by Mr.. Winning.
Miss Anna Paris and Clara Johnson,
and very interesting exhibition of the
powers of the graphophone by Col
Curtis Iaukea. The brightness of the
scene was EXCHANGED by the presence
Of the newly welded couple Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayselden (who are spending
their honeymoon at the Peninsula, the
bride appearing in her wedding gown.
Refreshments were served by young Ia
dies, and chorus singing was the signal
for the breaking up of happy
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for taxes paid by Grace Kahoalii, was
inserted in the bill.
The bill passed third reading unani-
mously.
Second reading of House bill -. re
Iating TO barbed wire fences. Refer
ed 10 the Committee on Internal I'm
pr3Vements.
Second reading OF House bill g. re-
laung TO the descent Of property. Re
ferred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Second reading Of House bill Il. re-
lating TO increase of assessment. Re
feTred TO the Finance Committee.
Second reading Of House bill 70. re-
lating to construction of railroads Re
ferred TO Committee on Public Lands
Second reading OF House bill 76. re-
laung TO mails by coast vessels Re
ferred to Commerce Committee.
Second reading of House bill -. re-
lating TO Sailors Home Society. Re
ferred 10 Finance Committee.
House adjourned at - noon.
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FOR RECREATION
Bill for Grounds Passes
the Second Reading.
Appropriation Bill 3 Passed-CIaims
for Compensation
Discussed.
HOUSE..

A communication from the Senate
announced the nOn-concurrence Of the
Senate in the House amendments to
Senate bill Z, wide tire act, and that
the same had been referred to the
Joint Committee on Public Lands.
Rep. Pogue reported for the Finance
Committee on an extra item Of $500
which it was proposed should be in
serted in Senate bill 3. The committee
had examined into the matter
thoroughly and had found J. II. Boyd
not entitled to the extra pay for per-
forming the duties of the Chief Clerk
in the Interior Department during Mr.
Hassinger's absence. 1t might be ex-
planned that Mr.. Boyd did not ask for
any extra compensation.
Rep. Gear reported for the Finance
Committee on resolution 70 introduced
by Rep. Robertson and asking for the
reimbursement of taxes in the cases
Of certain persons. The report was,
in part, as follows:
RETURN OF DOUBLE TAXES.
Bruce Cartwright ............S 1890
Grace KahoaIii ............... 1880
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SGS5ig yS lSI,s5sgg
EHIJsI;{ & 6;
= 2 q . Fw W y - V7V = q - .
LIFE AND FIRE
INSURANCE AGENTS
AGENTS FOR
New EnglqId Mutual Lite Insurance Go
OF BOSTON.
Elmo Fire Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD.
c. BREWER Z Co., Id.

Queen Street, Honolulu, II. I.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, HOnomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee Su-
gar Company, Haleakala Ranch Com
pany, Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets,
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line Of Bos-
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwrit-
ers.
Agents for Philadelphia Board of I'm
derwriters.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
2. Q. Jones, President; George H.
Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. w. F.
Allen, Auditor; G. M. Cooke, H. Water
house, G. r. Carter, Directors
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-18
RHEUMATISM CURED.

My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great relief,
and can recommend it as a splendid
liniment for rheumatism and other
household use for which we have found
it valuable.-W. ]. CUYLER, Red
Greek, N. Y.
Mr.. Cuyler is one Of the leading mer-
chants of this village and one of the
most prominent men in this vicinity
w. G. PHIPPIN, Editor Red Creek
Herald. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Company, Limited,
wholesale agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-18
HONOLULU,
April 9TH, 1893.

After the continuous storms
and the copious rains the
sunshine and the baImy
trade winds have come, and
with them luxuriant vegeta-
ton, including the crop of
grass on your lawn and the
weeds in your garden.
You need
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-18
Successful
Photos.

We never cease trying to make a
success of every photo we take. And
we succeed. Our photos are successful
because they're made by artists-the
likenesses are excellent-the poses are
novel and gracefuI-and they are
finished in the daintiest possible style.
We are always pleased to show speci-
mems of our work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-08-15
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident of which MIR.
Iohn Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows
~ was in a most dreadful condition.
Nv skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
hack and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
nhvsicians had given me up. tortun-
ately, friend advised trying = ecallc
Bitters,' and to my great JOY ana sur,
prise, the first bottle made aec'ueu
Improvement, 1 continued their ', use
Tor three weeks, and am now wei,
man. know they saved my LIE, ana !,
robbed the grave of another victim;
No one should fail TO try them. Only
so cents per bottle, at E. S. Leadbea'er
& Sons Drug Store.