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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
HENRlCO COUNTY CASES,
Myers Fined SO. and Broxton Asked
TO Paw So.

Myers Fined SO. and BroXton Asked
to- Pay SO.
Frank Myers. colored. was tried I'm the
Jenrco County Court yesterday after
noon. on the charge Of attacking Joshua
Clarke with a bottle. and injming him
seriously. lie was fined SIS.
George Braxton. colored, who was tried
some time ago before Squire j. IT, Lewis.
on the charge OF cutting Oft his COW
TAN. and who through his counsel Mr.
Edgar b. English. took am appeal 20 the
County Court was also tried by that
tribunal lie was fined SO and given
fifteen days in i3il.
His counsel moved TO set The verdict
aside. and argument upon the same viii
De heard next Tuesday
10 is generally supposed that Judge
Wickham will grant BraXton new trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

The degree OF ID. ID. has been conferred
upon Rev Donald Guthrie. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church. by Hamp-
den-sidney College.
Dr. Guthrie. though only twonty-eight
years of age. is one Of the most brilliant
men I'm the ministry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

come 20 us for anything I'm the musical
line. Piano, Organ. Guitar, Mandolin
Banjo. etc.. and you VIII lind we carry
the "bost" It is SO much satisfaction
20 have the best We viii De pleased
to show you ful assortment Of any
thing YOU may need Ia our line Walter
u. Moses g. CO.. 1908 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
HALF RATES TO ST, LOUIS.
b p. f. Meeting, June Goth
TO 22d. 700.

For the meeting Of Elk5 az ST. Louis.
Mo. the Chesapeake and ONO railway
will sell tickets 90 81. Louis. 40, from
principal stations IN Virginia on June
lstn, 18th and 10Th. good until Iune 9TH.
az rate Of one fare for the rOunl-.rn.
From Richmond the rate will be s1i.00.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
CLOSING OF THE
WORK OF SCHOOLS
Their Sessions Ended and HOnOrs are
Awarded,
SUCCESSFUL ONESAT EOLLEYS.
Scholarship Prize Taken for the Sec
ond Time by Mr.. Frank NJ. Ben
nett-Miss Colquit's School
Commencement.

took place at the schooi-house on Friday
| morning
The genial principal, Mr.. c.. ~ Motley.
declared the session just closed had been
most prosperous, and warmly congratu-
! lated those who had been successful in
their work and who were the happy re-
/ cpients of ccrtincates\of distinction ana
/ gold medals for proficiency.
/ I'm feeling terms he spoke of hls attach
! ment ~ his older students. who had been
/ with him for five or six years, and were
about t0 take up "a university course
] AFTER the awarding of distinctions ana
| medals refreshments were served 90 tne
| members of tnc school and their friends.
| ln saying goodbye. Mr Motley expire
! ed the hope that one and AN would thor
/ Ouglly enjoy the vacation and come back
/ in tho autumn prepared Tor hard Work
/ for next session, which commences sep-
The scholarship prize, which entities the
| winner to free tuition for next session.
/ goes Tor the second time to Air. tftn-<
/ AL Bennett
THE DISTINCTIONS.
/ inose RECEIVING distinct IONS lu l...iIE
\ were Frank ST. Bennett Nythe ID. BoWe.
/ Clinton O.. Boyd. lnudon k Edwards. Jr,
! foytOu TT. Flomiul Ir.k.ro Hazard. Ode
/ m1na Harrison H0re. D.. Poyro forDher,
/ stephen IfItuev Jr, Alton j. SINIIc,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
The August Grocery Go.
Wholesale aad Retail Grocers.
6f-6I3 .6l5 f. Marshall ST,

the Orphanacc Ashland offered fifty
acres and 81 900 and probably more.
Crewo's proposal was fifty acres AMI So
900 Generous propositions were received
from Charlottesville Bedford city, and
"a number OF other towns throughout the
state
At "a meeting Of the subcommittee held
in Danvnle early I'm May the propositions
were considered. and the choice narrow
ed down TO Iynchburg and Richmond.
Lnehburg's offer from the city Council
was the choice of 5000. or site and =
number of tho leading citizens pledged
their cooperation in securing an ondow-
mfnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS

Are on sale 10 all points reached via
Washington and Baltimore and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad (Royal Blue Incl,
For rates and FUN information apply 70
c. ". Westbury. T. =. A, Southern rail-
way; Richmond Transfer Company. or ad-
dress ARTHUR @. LEWIS.
s. p. A, BALTIC. & Ohio Il. r..
Under Atlantic Hot6l. Norfolk. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
Miss WilIiamss' Class.

Miss Louise williams class In music
closed on the 18th instant a gold medal
was awarded 10 Miss Leslie Terry for the
greatest Improvement during the session.
Honorable mention Miss Nay Glllard.
other members Of the class were Misses
Saddle sutton. Ruth and Helen Tanner.
Elizabeth Atkinson. Jessie Hazarl, Eve
lvu Trigg Anna Belle Forbes. Canine
Rider Anita Cussen. Elizabeth Tower,
and Julia JONES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
New Phone, 3sr, Old Phone. 1892
A TRIP TO PARIS,
Free TO All.

Paris Exposition being close to hand we
like TO give TO our customers an oppor-
tunity TO see Il. And how that can be
done IS TO follow our add and read II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

Via r., =. and J.. y. r.. and Conncc-
tons TO Atlantic City. Niagara. Bar
Harbor Newport. Adirondocks, Thou
sand Islands. White Mountains, aud
Other Northern and Eastern Resorts

Round-rlp Summer Excursion tickets
at low rates ON sale june lst 20 Septem-
Der goth. good until October 3lst, to an the
principal Northern and Eastern summer
resorts. including many points I'm Canada.
Also Virginia resorts reached via Wash
ingtou and Southern Railway, such as
Iauquier vs.. S. Springs. Orkney aud
Shenandoah Alum Springs. Warrenton.
etc.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Summer TX
cursion Route Book, containing hundreds
of attractive mountain, lake and ocean
resorts. can De seen and tickets procured
at ticket Office. Byrd-Street Station. or
at Richmond Transfer Company. 500 east
Main street. vs.. j.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Nance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

Mr. Geo. W. Palmer has at his farm
near Massaponax, in tho neighborhood
of Fredericksburg. Va, a weil-bred and
very handsome stallion I'm Supremacy.
2.2s. by Bell Boy. dam Susan. by Alcan-
tara, 2:23 second dam Susie. dam OF
Allen Lowe. 212 and DeBarry. 2;19 L. by
Happy Medium and third dam the C0un-
~ House mare, dam OF Nettie, 2:lS, by
American Star. One OF the most highly
priced animals owned by Mr.. Palmer is
a bay colt foal Of 1899. by Supremacy
dam boy Primer. second dam BY ST. Just.
ana third dam 10y Callban.
Mr.. w. y. Saunders, OF the wholesale
grocery house of Saunders & Chambers,
who recently purchased from Chas. Nc
Leod. Lynchburg, Va, the bay mare
Lucena, 2:26 IA, by Wickline, out OF
Happy Princess, 2:23 IA, dam OF Storm
cliffe, 2:13 - by Happy Medium, Is well
pleased with her and regards her the
handsome daughter OF Wickliffe as an
ideal roadster. Lucena was campaigned
in 1888 by w. @. Bryan. along with Al
bart c.. 2:ls Ia and other good horses.
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ALTHEIMER BOOMING.
New Gins Going Up and Real Estate
 in Demand.

The progressive little town of Alt Aeimer, situated about 12 miles north of this city, on the Cotton Belt road, is enjoying another boom.
 D. C.sWalt and brothers, who are interesting themselves largely in the long distance telephone enterprises throughout this state, are erecting a round bale system cotton gin with three gin stands. All of the work to he done on the new plant and the machinery to be put in will be strictly t1rst-class in every particu- lar and will not cost less than $7000. Dr. Walt's brothers recently moved to Altheimer from Tennessee and are very much impressed with the facili- ties and advantages of this section. They intend to invest largely in other enterprises in Altheimer in the near future.
 Messrs Nj L. Clayton of Althelmer. Dan W. Wright and Jno. k. Fordyce of Pine Bluff, have ordered work commenced upon a fine and costly gin. which is also to be erected near Atheimer. 1t will possess q For dyee round bale system as well square bale press. These gentlemen never attempt anything unless it will be of the finest, and such is the case with their new gin. Modern throughout, with the most improv- ed machinery. This plant will Le finished at an expense of $S000.
 Walt Bros. will also let the con- tract in a few days for a large brick store. When the building is couple ted they will open up a large mer- cantile business.
 The Altheimer Townsite Co. has let the contract for the building of an excellent brick structure and will be occupied when completed by Mir. Mir. Elliott, who is in the general merchandise business.
 Real estate, too. is bringing good money and in some sections of the town is in demand.
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r. s, RAWLINS APPOINTED DIVISION SUPER INTENDENT OF THE
 COTTON BELT TO SUCCEED C0UGHLIN. Appointment Made by General Man. ager Russell Harding-a Good
 Road Man.

Mr. F. s. Raw!ins, formerly train master of the Cotton Belt road, with headauarters at Pine Bluff, Is now division superintendent of the Cot ton Belt, with headquarters still in this city.
 The above appointment was made tnts morning by General Manager Russell Harding, and is to go into effect at once. The appointment was made in order to fill the Yacan- cy caused by the resignation of Dl- vision Superintendent William Coughliu, who was honored with the position of general superintendent of the Kansas City, Ptttsburg < Gulf road, with headquarters at Kansas City.
 Mr. RaWlins with all his assist ants were only few months ago re- moved to this city from Jonesboro' mostly for convenience sake. He is considered one of the most experi- enced and learned road men in the employ of the Cotton Belt just now and MT. Harding, knowing hls abili- ty in that line did not hesitate in promoting him.
 Mir. Rawlins will also have under his supervision the engineers and firemea in the employ of the road.
 We congratulate Mir, Rawlins up- oa his advancement and the Cotton Belt is assured continued success in that department.
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A FORMER PINE BLUFF WOMAN CREATES A
 SENSATION.
MRS HAM KIRCHGRABBER
Steals Her Son From its Grand father and Successfully
 Escapes Capture.

Mrs. Ham Kirchgrab Der, of San Antonio, Texas, who was formerly of this city, and the divorced wife of Engineer Ham Kirchgrabber, of the Cotton Belt road and one of the best known road men in the State, creat ed a sensation in Mattoon, Ill.,, Wednesday by Kidnapping her ' year-old son.
 Since the separation the child has been under the care of Mir, Kirch- grabbel's parents at Mattoon, Mir. Kirchgrabber having gained possession of the child after the di. vorce.
 Mrs. Kirchgrabber went to Mat toon, H.. on visit and Wednesday called at the child's home and asked to see her boy. She was refused.
 Later in the day she saw the boy and his grandfather in wagon on Broadway ir that city. She grab bed the lad from the wagon and suc- cessfully eIuded the old man and the police. The city was thoroughly searched, but nothing could be found of the woman aud boy.
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A BAPTIST PREACHER
Visits a Colored Damsel and Gets
 Into Trouble.

A well known Pine BlUffian who sometimes poses as a Baptist preach and when unsuccessful at that poses as a contractor, called on a real black damsel on East Fifth avenue Wednesday night and was compell- ed to visit the police court this morn ing. lie got a little too intimate with her and two of Chief Phil pots faithful were soon at the door. They arrested the two and summon ed both to appear in court this morning. Only one appeared, how ever, It was the eloquent divine and he tried his eloquence on the po- lice judge but it wouldn't work. He said he went to see the "lady" on business, but when the judge ordered the woman into court as witness, the preacher-contractor objected and said he would pay both fines, and he dropped 8I5 into the city treasury.
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We have been reliably informed by S veral drummers who were recent visitors in Pine Bluff that in all probability MT. $. O. Muld'ow, of Malvern, would be candidate for Con- ress at the next election. He is being urged by his friends to enter the race and although drummer he is equal to W. c. F. Breckinridge on the stump. He is a nephew of Con- gressman Muldr0w of Mississippi, and at the age of 2t years was elect ed to the Mississippi legislature, serving two terms there. He is one of the best known men throughout Arkansas, and is in every way com petent to fill the position he may It. ceive.
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parents in Memphis. Tenn, on the t, ening of Wednesday. July 26 Only a few intimate friends of the prinei- pals have been invited, hence the wedding will be very quiet one. The bride is a most beautiful young lady and is member of one Of Tennessee's most highly respected families Mir. 0gilvie formerly resided in Pine Bluff. teaching school In this city for few years. He has many friends here who join with the Graphic In wishing the happy couple future joy and success.
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ALcER HAS RESIGNED.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Secretary Alger today rendered to the presi- dent bis resignation of the war port folio. The resignation will become effective August l, although it was rendered lat the pleasure of the president" The president will ace cept it.
 Speculation has begunas to bis sue cessor, built is entirely speculation, for notwithstanding the reports that Mir. Alger would not long continue at the head of the war department, his actual resignation came sudden lV,
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Mir. E. 4. Klein. of Little Rock, passed through this city Wednesday afternoon. He was enroute home from business visit to Dumas, LinwOOd, Tamo. Swan Lake and several other small towns south of here. He says he never before saw crops in such fine condition and at such an early date as they are in that section at present. Mir. K lein said ,he farmers are iubilant over the encouragin. outlook.
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WANTED

An honest, pushing. active sales man to sell improved Singer sewing machines and collect on accounts at and around Altheimer. No capital or experience required. Applicants must furnish their own horse and harness. We furnish wagon and machines. A $500 honesty bond is required. Address The Singer Mfg Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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IN MEMoRIAM:

W. E. ALLEN-Whereas, Memphis Typographical Union No. II has learned with regret of the recent death of W. k. Allen, former mem- Der in good standing of tkis union, and which occurred at Alamo Gordo, N. M; and,
 Whereas, We remember with satis- faction his straightforward bearing SIS a man, and his sturdy loyalty to the principles of our organization; therefore, be it
 Resolved. That in the removal by an All-wise Providence of our former esteeped brother member, No. Il recognizes the Gss of tried and faithful friend, and q type of citizen with whom it was esteemed an hon. or to he associated, as he was sin- cere and true to all his obligations. Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes, and that a copy of same be sent to his family, Respectfully submitted.
 J. I. RoEMER,
 Adopted q. G. CRAWFORD,
 E. C. BRooXsH RE,
 Committee.
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Gen. R. Nj. Knox leaves this aftef noon for Bateman, Miss, where 2 goes to attend the bedside of hs brother, MT. J. l.. Knox, who is yer. sick at that place. Mir. Knox is ti ia her of Messrs. Pat, Moore an Lloyd Knox, of this city. The latts Is visiting in Batesman at present
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

The fire boys of both departhl'| were made happy this morninS Dr. J. w. Withers, who gave p eight wire hammocks for e'9 lent services rendered a lew N ago in saving his building sl'us8 at the corner of Barraque aLo streets. The presents are very n'' ana convenient ones and "the " desire to thank Doctor thr ougp meiium.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Mir. A. N. Tavlor, foreman of tn Commercial office returned hom Wednesday aftern oon from severn weeks sOiOurn in his old home i Kentucky. His family will remail there for several W eeks yet.
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TO WE'D NEXT WEDNESDAY,.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse c. Wright, of Memphis. Tenn, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jessie, to Mir. Clarence c. 0gilvle, of Bell Buckle, Tenn. The ceremony will occur at the home Of the hride's
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Assessor C. W. Harris began the work of assessing this morning and will continue the work for eleven days. Assess your real and personal property at once and save the penal
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Mrs. Jules H. Hellums recentIy presented the Elks lodge of this citf with a beautiful oil painting. ID. picture represents Hobson and bt brave comrades sinking the Mer mac and is highly prized by all tb B. P. 0. Els.
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Mir. Sam Roane wentA to Fit. Sul Wednesday on pleasure bent. flg there he will go to Eureka SprlDs where he will soiourn for weeks. Mir. Roane will be joiDeoi his daughter, Mrs. F. $. TomllpsG wno is now visiting in Ft. Smith
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Miss Lucy Greenfield left Wednes- day after noon for Little Rock, where she will visit relatives and friends for few days.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Miss Augie Merlo will give com plimentary dance a: her home ln the eastern part ot the city tonight in bonor of her guest, Miss Saino, df Memphis. A large crowd vii. at tend.
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Mir. Ike L. Kronenberger. tra yelling representa- tive for N. Drucker & Go of Cincinnati, is calling OH his Piuf Bluff trade today. Ike is a smootH salesman and when he fails to se them they can't be sold.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Mrs. D Henry Duncan and chil- dreD returned to her home at Kearn- ey Wednesday after pleasant stay with friends in this city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Mrs. Nj. I. Benton and Mrs. James Gould and children have gone to Sulphur Springs, where tbey will so- j0urn for several weeks.
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Mrs. W. r. Eskridge and children returned this morning from a sCiourn with relatives, at Moberly, Mo.
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Misses Bessie Downs and Bessie Bluthenthal leave this afternoon for Little Rock, where they will visit friends and relatives for few weeks.
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Mrs. R. H. Stearns left "Wednesday afternoon for New York City and Toronto, Canada, where she will spend the remainder of the heated term.
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Mir. NJ. Nj. Jackson returned We'd nesday afternoon from d several days visit to friends at Pendleton, Ark. He reports having a most en. joyable time,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Manager Miller, of the EseIl Slave Factory, went south on the Iron Mountain road this morning on a trip.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Hon. Smith C. Martin has returned from Hot Springs. where he sojonrn- ed for few days. His family will remain there a few weeks longer.
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Nr. ". z. Tankersley is confined to his home with illness.
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T. j. Carr, constable of Barraq9 township, Jefferson county, ia in Y city today on business. He narroI ly escaped being shot at Redield " night by the accidental dischargs q gun in the hands of friend.-a Democrat.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Brakeman Joe Connolly, of the Cot ton Belt, is confined to his home on Laurel street with illness.
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Mir. and Mrs. r. Nj. Bridges are oc- cupying the residence of MT. and Mrs. s. c. Martin during their so- iourn at Hot Springs.
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Mrs. H. c. Rather left "Wednesday afternoon for Petopsky, Mich, where they will soiourn for several weeks
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Mrs. W. J. Cleary and son of Wab. baseka, are visiting Mrs. E. B. Bloom in this city.
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Two negro vagrants ware fined and giyeL tea days on the streets this morning in police court,
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Homer Davis, a negro mat, was locked up this moraing upon charge of petty larceny.
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Misses Bessie Stringfellow an Mary Lee Martin. of Shreveport, Li
 who are the guests of Mir. and M1 E. c. Howell and Messrs. Clift0I Howell and James H. Allen Wa. visitors in Little Rock "Wednesday
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

MT. Joe Verne, travelling freight agent for the Kanawha Dispatch, is calling on Pine Bluff friends today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Mir. Leo Andrews is seriously ill at the home of Mir. William Nichols on West Sixth avenue.
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Miss Pearl Levy left this afternoon for Hot Springs, where she will visit friends for few weeks.
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Mr. Phillip Reineh, the popular business man of Stuttgart. is visi' tor in Pine Bluff.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

Dr. Asa Brunson, of Willamette, Ark, is shaking hands with his many Pine Bluff friends today.
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Mir. Robt L. Byrd is reported bet. ter today.

Mr. James rrulock is up from his plantation today.
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Mrs. Julius C. sehloss is again con- fined to her room with illness.
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Mr. Fred c. Furth, chief clerk at the postof1ce, is visiting relatives in St. Louis.
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Mr. John Early, a jolly drummer of Cincinnati, is q visitor here to. day.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-07-22

tttorney F M. Hudson was a bus. mess visitor in Little Rock Wednes. day.
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From Thursdays Daily.

Mir. Alex Dreyfus is slowly im- proving.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-28
To Rent.

At Hanalei, Kauai, the Princeville
Plantation Company, will lease their
Mill and Diffusion Plant, capacity
twenty-five tons in twenty-four hours;
also, their Lands not under Lease,
comprising 1900 to 1000 acres of ara
BILE land, which can all be irrigated by
water from the mountains, by bitches
or pipes.
Something over one-half the stock
of this company is for sale. Land in.
cludes the Valleys of Hanalei, Kalihi.
kai and Kalihiwai, most of which are
under lease for rice culture.
For all particulars apply to
GEO. H. ROBERTSON,
At Brewer & Co.'S, Queen Street.
Honolulu, August 81. 1898.