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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-10-05
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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-01-26
LANGDON ITEMS,

Ex.SheriiT j. w. Jones returned from
Hutchinson Saturday morning, where he
had been sitting as one OF the regular
jurors before the district court
We said last week that Langdon was
all right and will say so again, for since
then Mr., Blanchett, one Of our black
smiths, has concluded to quit renting
and Is building himself u new shop, and
has also bought good four roomcd
house and will move 1t in town In a
couple of weeka and live at home.
Mr.. Price of Kansas City, was here
the FIRST of last week looking after his
cattle interest.
The school Of Mount Hannah gave
u spelling match last Friday night and
we understand that II was a grand sue
cess.
Mrs. Divine Of Partridge, was visiting
her brother, w. p Weaver, cur station
agent, the llrst or the week.
W. A. Sherrow came in from Pratt
county the first Of the week, and Is Wis
iting with his brother, Joe Sherrow, and
old friends.
Dan killing was Smelling his corn
on the Collins farm last Saturday. Dan
has moved to Turon and has engaged in
the draying business. We wish him
success.
James Paris and viii Smith returned
from Hutchinson last Friday, where
they had gone after load of goods for
our merchants
Joe. W, Sprowl came in on the local
Monday morning and took the night
tram for Kansas City.
Geo, 4oodenough shipped a carload Of
hogs from this place last Monday.
j. T. Richards of Lyons is visiting
here with his father-in- law, G. W. Gray.
A small sized blizzard struck here last
Monday morning. HAYsEED.
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Thn nenort plneredlted.

Eondon, january 17.-Diplomats re.
fuse to take seriously the revival OF
the report cabled from Washington
THAT the United States Is willing to
exchange the Philippine islands for
the British West Indian islands. A
high official Of the foreign office char
ac.erizes the statement as absurd. He
said that while the Continental pow
ers appeared 70 be willing to permit
the United States to hold the Philip
pines ns spells OF war, they would not
be likely to remain passive spectators
OF a change In the balance OF power IN
the Ear east which would result from
Great Britain's requirement OF those
islands. particularly so at this crtti'
cal time in the struggle for DONNA.
ton in China. The official further
remarked that he did not believe
Great Britain or the United Skates
courted the inevitable PROTESTS and
complications which would result
from the proposed exchange.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-01-26
PEKIN NOTES.
NoNPARTEL,

The people around Pekin are all com
planning Of the grip. No one seriously
Ill so far as we know.
Mr.. Tom Rathborn last week shipped
a car Of cattle from Topeka; also one
car from Kansas City to his farm in En-
terprise township. Tom is a rustler.
Mr.. John Griffin is going to have biz
stock sale the 3lst He has some fln'
stock. We wish him success,
Mr.. Geo. Snodgrass says be is perfectly
satisfied with Kansas since he came bach
from Missouri.
Tom Carpenter has been TO 81. Joe, II
visit his mother and brother. He re-
ports splendid time.
Pekiu ia in need Of a blacksmith. A
good man that can do general work can
get ell he can do. Mr.. Flickinger from
near Pekln, moved his tools to Pretty
Prairie.
As@eFhadsSpsne Of our news written
up the last * the week about the wealth
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YODER ITEMS.

George Getter expects to go to Okla
homa soon,
Mrs. Vallandingham and three chill
dren, Of Cincinnati, are visiting Rev.
Cook. Mrs. Vallandingham is sister OF
Rev. Cook. They may make their flu
ture home here.
Miss Nettie 0verton of Booth, Miss
Pear McMurry OF Elmer, Miss McNew,
Of Upton county, Indiana, and Mrs.
Frank Lewis invaded our domicile last
Sunday afternoon. Miss McNew being
from the great gas belt Of Indiana gave
us some light on gas.
Rey. Samuel Mustott Of West Virginia
is visiting his sons here.
Joe TEisler, Jack Hazelett and Rob
Bramwell all did business u: ForshH
last Friday.
The sick ones Of this place are all on
the mend and / have heard OF no new
victims.
The Wichita Beacon reports the St.
Louis Republic as saying that "since
Commodore Dewey has been at Manila
his foresight. his hindsight and his gun
sight have all been good" Aunt LIZ
zle says she thinks the papers make q
sight Of Deway anyway.
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or and then arose Monday morning with
a fine blizzard on our hands, we we're
somewhat surprised. But nearly every
body was prepared for the snap and it
was soon over.
The Pekin merchants have just re-
ceived carload OF coal.
Enterprise is about to lose one OF its
good pupulists, Al Sellee Is going to
move to near Sylvia on his farm. We
understand there Is another good popu-
list to I'll his place.
The protracted meeting at the Chapel
closed last night. We don't know
whether II was u success or not. They
always had big crowd. PUCK.
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Farmers Correspondence,
TUIlON.

Il. G. Richards and family OF Enter
prise, formerly Rock Island agent, Is WIS.,
itlng relatives and friends In Turon thlf
week.
M. Harms Of the Soldiers Home al
Fort Dodge, Is visiting u few days with
his son Will
Rev Runeon and family OF Stafford
Is visiting in ruron this week.
W. b. Ream, manager Of the Turon
Press, was visiting with friends in Stat
ford the first OF the week,
Prof. o. s. Davis, principal Of our
school, made flying trip to Topeka Ell
dap night, returning Monday morning
l.. X. Green Of Osborne county, who
is feeding about 400 head of fine cat
tie 10 Tur)n, is here this week look
ing after his interests and visiting his
brother
The M. W. A. banquet and public in
ISOLATION Of officers Saturday night was
fairly we'll attended, $50 we are told as we
were not there) owing TO their keeping
out all but members and their families,
and we did not have the honor OF Icing
member
Rev. Purcell, the Methodist preacher,
IS holding u very successful revival meet
ing at Langdon this week.
There Is lively fight on flour in Tu-
ron this week owing TO the new mil of
Stafford opening upa flour store here.
May the good work so on II it gives us
cheaper bread MS it has been entirely too
high for me time.
County Attorney Carr Taylor of
Hutchinson, was In our city Saturday
looking after the interest OF his office,
Another cold wave struck us again
Sunday night to remind us that winter
was not yet done with us and us usual
found most OF us with u small coal Pile.
Last Saturday was busy day In Tu.
ron us the streets were crowded with
teams the entire day, Deliard " Keep
pie say that they had better trade thNt
day than any one day in six months.
W. 4. Harms and family contemplate
moving to Enid, Oklahoma, in the near
future.
The case before Justice Hickman
Saturday wherein VIM, Schneeberger
had w. Il, Moore, a prominent farmer Of
Stafford county, arrested for stealing a
horse, was dismissed to save costs as
it seems the county attorney thoughU it
more grudge or spite work than any.
hing else, yet Mr.. Moore did not ex-
plain how he came in possession Of the
animal. II is thought by a great many
that the horse was actually stolen.
NoNpARIEL.
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A Queer Hotel.

al ran across one Of the qucerest
hotels In the world not long ago,
said drummer just in from trip
81 don't care to advertise the estab'
lishment gratuitously, so suffice ii Ia
say It's located in u city made by
nearly all travelling men out Of New
Orleans and is run by an eccentric
old chap who has named his rooms
after states, instead of giving them
numbers. The effect is somewhat
startling, went there first to in
qulre for friend. Yes, he's in Tex
as, replied the clerk, when | men,
toned the name. But. he isn't in
Texas / protested, for happen to
know he's right here in this hotel.
Then he explained. While | was
standing there waiting the side talk
at the desk was enough to make a
man think he was crazy. Gent in
Massachusetts, is kicking, sir, said a
bellboy; claims dat Teller in Utah is
all de time playn de 'cordian at
nights Put him in Montana, re.
piled the clerk. no towels in North
Dakota, said a chambermNld, and
that fat man in Florida wants to be
changed to Vermont My friend
came down looking pretty rocky. He
said he'd been sitting in little poker
game in Rhode Island the night be-
fore and woke up in California,
Didn't know how the dickens he got
there The place interested me, and
I rould hardly tear myself away. My
friend assured me that it was run
strictly according to state traditions.
He was in Maine at fist, he said, but
they refused to send any beer to his
room on account of the prohibition
law, so he had them change him
across the hall to Kentucky, and now
he likes It 50 we'll he has concluded
to stay indefinitely, | met the pro-
prietor and found him a rabid advo-
cate OF territorial expansion. You
see he wants to build an annex
Nnuv nrlanna Times- Damncrnt
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-01-26

There is enough wear and teal. on the soldier
without the dscomforts that come from having to use
a strong laundry soap Common brown soaps, when
constantly used for washing the person, are extremely
irritating Ivory Soap is the ideal soap tor the soldier,
suitable for all purposes, for the kitchen utensils for
washing clothes, and for the bath.
Ivory Soap is not easily lost, fort floats
OqraL 1884, rph,n~
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tale when questioned by Prosecute
nall. and said That he recognized Ken
nedy as one OF the men who were II
tho baggage car, which was blown up
no you recognize any OF the mel
whom you saw that night at the rob
berry IN this room?" inquired MFR
Ball.
"Yea, I do" camo the ready re
spouse. And no arose and looket
alboub inc room. His eyes finally
rooted upon Kennedy, and he polntet
at him with his finger and said;
'rhat's him."
The testimony was entirely In con-
tradiction 10 what Attorney Orr out.
lined As the state's case, for he had
Kennedy handling the engine. When
the defense got hold OF the wltnesa
he was soon In the air, and IL was evil
dent that he had told more than he
knew.
Seburn told very absurd tale OF
how he Identified Kennedy. He said
they were IN the baggage ear togeth'
n, and that Kennedy had mask over
his face. Seburn asked permission
from the masked man, when ordered
from the ear, 10 take his order book
with him. II was given, and, as he
stopped 10 pick II up, he said that lac
glanced upward and under the mask,
recognizing the robber as Kennedy,
"What color was the maskP" asked
Attorney Delaney
81 don't know"
Couldn't you tell whether " was
white or blackY'
Don't know as / could"
Possibly IL was red or blueW
ut might have been; couldn't tell
you"
"Do you mean to tell this court that
you can't tell whether the mask the
man had on--the man who was with
you for at least ten mlnutes--was
black or white?"
"Well, guess II must have been
black, but can't swear as to that"
The witness yawned, locked his
hands behind his head and tried hard
to go to sleep. But before Mr.. Della
ney got Through with him he was
made decidedly uncomfortable and
his testimony was totally shattered.
j. l.. Ryan, relative OF Jake Fag'
ley, one OF The accused men, was the
next witness called by the state. He
proved to be n very Fair witness and
his evideEce was straight and TO the
point. He said that he met Kennedy
between Norwood and his home near
This town one day carly in December
and he inquired OF the witness The
way to Jake Fag.cys house.
~ saw him aflerward at Fagleyf
house several times" said Ryan. HE
said that he was looking FOR land and
he was around there until after
Christmas, when / saw him for the
last time, until he was under arrest
here at Mansfield Over at Fagleyt
Dne night he told us story OF Jesse
james falling of his horse one night
hitting his head against stone anc
being stunned. lie said that Jesse
was arrested and they found black
mask and false beard on him, Then
Davis said, the police were obliged tt
turn him loose, being unable to dc
anything with him. When telling this
story he laughed and said that II wai
easy to get out Of those sort OF things
This man Davis wore n dark oyercoat
overshoes, s't black hat and he
wore N black bow tie. His hair was
black and so wps his mustache, bu'
[ think his muslache had backing or
II. His ears were prominent and hi'
eyes were dark blue"
Ryan said shat Kennedy looked very
much like the man Davis, and hi
Thought they were the same, hut he
WINS not willing positively to identity
Kennedy as the man.
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MEMORANDA.

Per stmr. Moana, from Sydney. via
Auckland and Apia, July 21-Left
Sydney at 1885 p. M on July 5, cleared
The Heads at 1920 p. m; arrived at
Auckland at 1G:15 a. m on the 9th
snsi-; left again at T2:15 p. m. for
Apia. arriving there at s a. M on Fri
clay, 14th inst, leaving again at 12:45
%. TX Experienced light to moderate
!&Lnds; fine weather between Sydney
and Auc kland: after leaving Auckland
had strong southerly winds and fine
weather for first two days, thence to
arrival Apia strong northeast to north
Sssz winds, with heavy rain after
}ssaging Apia experienced light, vari-
ahse winds for first two dayc, thence
10 arrival, fresh northeast trades.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

From Kapaa, per stmr. James Ma
kee, July 2O-W. II. Rice, J. B. Alex
ander and wife, ID. K. HOOlapa, j. II. X
Kaino and J. II. X. Kaino, Jr.
From San Francisco, per blk. c. D.
Bryant, July 20.-F. B. Langstoth, E.
S. McGrew, D. H. Cocan, F. H. Reed,
IA. i. Jones.
FROM Sydney, per stmr. Moana, July
ai-Miss F. Bowling, Miss T. Bowling,
s. Fynnery, NJ, Greig, T. Fawcett, A.
Wallace, Mrs. Frantz, M. l. Crozier, F.
A. Eunston, Mr.. Benson.
Departed
For Kappa, per stmr. James Makee,
Iuiy 21.-Kong Lung, s. H. Comstock.
For San Francisco, per blk. Alden
Hesse. July 20.-C. B. Cobb, l.. Daft,
Mrs Daft, Miss Daft, Miss Moore and
Mr. Purvis.
For Lahaina. Maalaea, kOna and
Kan. per stmr Mauna Loa, July 2l.-
Nh. Paschal and wife, A. r. Rowatt,
G. Schuman, Mrs. Denison and two
children. DR.. Youle, w. A. Gardner, >.
Kruger, A B. Scrimgeour, MISS Pukal,
Miss III. Kuale, Mrs. Nahookano, T. e.
Macfarlane, A. f. Meyers, Mrs Nc
WAYNE. Mr.. Hayes, Wallace Blalsdeli'
&. w Woodbury., F. Blddell, >. Balo-
win s. Thompson, B. Wright, w. {.
Aehi Mrs. Peterson and companion.
kathleen Martin, Mrs. M. Martin, j. X:
Nahale and wife, John Johnson and
wife. Mrs. Mary Atcherly, c. Nj. wal
4y.a. wife and child, A. Patten, II. b.
Mullen. Or. Davidson, 0. Ota, Mrs. IA
uesOua. J. X Kahoakani. l.. Nescon-
e,esIos. NJ. NJ. Kohn, Miss Myhie, ). Ber-
4ygs, Mrs. Kakane, Mrs. Amona ana
Young Pen.
g-s,r San Francisco, per stmr. MOana
.a4ly 1T. Smalley, II. Mclean, u
christian, Miss Ransom, Miss Surge
Mrs. Graham, w. M. Buchanan, Wilder
Wight, Mr.. Jones, D. NJ. Ross, Mrs. w
81 Scott, Mrs G. VOTERS and chlid
Leon Ginstan, Fred Lee, c. Kaiser. II
x Bull, Mrs. II. Z. Cooke, Miss Grace
t.pnke, Miss NJ S. Dennis, Miss Hum
ahreys. w. II. Levers, Misses Holt CD
ID. b Bagley, Miss M. Nape, Rooer
Levers and wife, j. NJ. Dat, Misse:
Palmer co, Captain w NIatson, Mrs
II. =. G. Bryant, d. Conway, Miss j. M
Eerhardt, c. A. Gibson, wife and child
Mrs. E. z. Mossman and maid, w. II
GIT Miss Hattie White, Mrs. james
Quinn and two children, Miss Gang
Miss Mccormick, Mrs. }. ii. .SaWye
siEH child, w. Nj. cunningham, MIS-. Il
AZ. MeNicoll, Miss Belle Sneyder, Har
~ Kluegel, J. S. Bailey, Mrs. w. A
Eames, Fannie Engle, Miss Stapleton
.Iaseph Marion and wife, Miss Louis
Long, Hiram Bingham, Jr., Mrs. Ma
Henkees, Miss Henkees, Mrs. W. L
Hnwell, Mrs. S. 3. Kinner, +. NJ. DAVIS
Mrs. H. Burrows, A. Oliver, A. h. Berg
field and wife, r. S. Johnson and VIE
Mr. Cox, w. G. Trowbridge, A. L. Fer
rsisaf, A. C. Pausmoir, ID. M. Elklns' !
~. Pughes, Morton w. Howard, II. w
Brotterton, J. ]. Carraher ana WIG
Wigs Louise G. White and flfty-fouf i
4acOnd cabin.
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TO LEASE, Or FOR SALE.

NEW HOUSE OF SIX LARGE
rooms, with bath an patent w. c..
servants rooms, carriage house. etc.
Also in rear of the above one cot
tage of three rooms, with bath and
patent w. G. Situated on Young street
on the town side of Thomas Square.
For particulars address II. GorrBan.
p. o. box 226. 52SS
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FOR SALE. i BARGAIN.

FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSE
Prince Henry" a good roadster fast
but gentle; suitable for Il lady to drive
TWo-seated Surrey, Single Harness.
Lap Robes, everything complete A
bargain to the right party.
Elegant upright grand FISHER
good as new, at half price
Apply to FRANK f. NICHOLS, Of
flee of Wall, Nichols Co, Ltd. 5sES.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

4 DIVIDEND Is DUE AND PAY
able to the stockholders of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. at
their office, on Monday. July 18th. 1888
The stock books of Jhe company will
be closed TO transfers on July 9th and
18th. y. T.. GEDGE.
Secretary.
Honolulu. July y. 1893. -2JI
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at a meeting OF the directors of the
RAPID TRANSIT *
LAND CO., held at the company's OF
flee on the Ist instant. an assessment
of ten (1O) per cent was levied on the
Capital STOCK of the Company, due and
payable at the Company. Office. 10.
Al Fort street, Honolulu. from and
after this tate.
The shares upon which any assess
ment may remain unpaid after thirty
600 days from this date will be de-
clared delinquent.
Honolulu, III. l., 9Th July. 1899.
J. a. GILMAN,
5277 Secretary II. r. T. G l.. Co.
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FOR SALE.

EXTRA LARGE FRENCH WAL
nut bed, bureau, chiffonier. specially
made springs, heavy hair mattress.
Turkish rug, couch, book cases, Kran-
ich q Bach piano. Must be sold at
once. MRS. CHARLES CLARK. 2l7
Kinau street: fifth house from Alapai.
1921
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FOR SALE.

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase high-class furniture in lots TO
suit Must be sold before August list
Leaving Islands account health.
MRS. CHARLES CLARK.
2l1 kinau street; fifth house fronl Ala
pia. 52SS
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Friday, July 81
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson. Lahai-
IA. Maalaea, Kona and Kau.
'Stmr lWalani, Gregory, Honokaa
sstmr. MokOlii, Dover. Molokai
Stmr James Makee, Tullett, Kapaa
Br. stmr. Moana, Carey, San Fran
g:iEcO.
Br- stmr. Coptic, Kinder. Yokohama
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
all persons indebted to us whose ac-
counts date prior TO June lst. 1899. that
unless settlements are made by the
hrst day OF August, next, the accounts
viii be placed in the hands of our at
torney for collection.
J. +. WATERHOUSE
Honolulu. July 81. 1899 529l
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FOR SALE.

THE STEAMER "KAENA," IN
perfect condition, with chains. anch-
ors, etc, complete; carrying capacity
about forty tons. For further partic-
ulars inquire at office of Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co, Queen Street.
$3.50
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0iAA NOTICE.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following assessments have been
levied on the aSsess.hle stock ot the
OLAA SUGAR COMPANY. LIMITED.
which ara payable a the office of AL
eXander l. Baldwin:
2ia per cent go cents per sharel
payable on the first day of October.
1899; and
81. per cent ESQ cents per share) on
the firsS days OF each month theroaft-
er. to and including the first day o.
July. 1900.
BY. order OF the directors.
J. 2. CASTLE.
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Company. Ltd
Hc5olulu, July 18th. 1899.
52S3-eOSy-6t
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CARD OF THANKS.

THE FAMILY OF THE LATE ROB
ert GrieVe desire to express their graft
tude for the beautiful floral tributes
and expressions of sympathy sent by
friends during their recent bereave-
ment. 52g1
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
meeting of the Pacific Hardware Co,
Ltd. will be held at its office ON Fri
day, IUIy 2Sth, at 10 o'clock a. M
JAS. GORDON SPENCER.
Secretary.
Honolulu. July y. 1893. 500
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE OF PARTLY FUR
nished siX-roCmed house, with priv
ilege of renting house if desired No.
100 Beretania street, between Punch
bowl and Alapai 1915
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN: I
nave disposed of ali my interest IN the
business and property situated ~ Ma
biku and known as tile Nahibu Store.
20 the Nahiku Sugar Co.
=. FUEUDA.
Honolulu. II. T.. July Il. 1899.
TZST
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NOTICE

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR
the owners of the British slip Amphi-
trite will be responsible for any debts
by the crew OF said vessel.
{. \. ANDERSON.
Master.
Honolulu. ~. l.. July -. 1850.
J2S6
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE FAMILY IMPORTED COW.
accIimated. Fresh to pail. viii sell
cheap Address Cow" This Office.
1892
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FOR SALE.

BEACH LOT AT PENINSULA. FOR
particulars apply to
G.. J. FALK,
527S Room sol Judd Building.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE PU-R-
chased the Orpheum Cafe. situated ON
Fort street, Honolulu, and will open
the same as a first-class restaurant on
the eleventh day of August. 1899. Al
bills due by said cafe prior - August
18th will be settled by G. r. Cow. its
former proprietor
1921
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FOR GUAM DIRECT.

\ GOOD STAUNCH SCHOONER
w-ili meet win quick d!spatcs for
above port.
For passars and other Information
0p2ly To-
]. r. Mills a. CO.
New Market Grocery. Merchant street.
near Central Telephone. ofies- 5ss7
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WANTED.

THREE YOUNG BOYS FOR MES
senger service. Apply TO HONOLULU
SERVICE, corner Ala
kea and King streets. 52Si
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WANTED.

YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARAC-
ter with experience in grocery trade.
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU

Friday, July p.
8r. srmr. Moana, Carey, from Sgd
aey July 3, from Apia July IA; 1873 tons
general merchandise to w. G. Irwin &,
Co
Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, from
kapaa; 2,45O bags sugar, 200 bags rice,
10 T.. Brewer IL Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-22
CHICKENS FOR SALE.

JUST ARRIVED EN-. COPTIC-
Fine lot young, pure-bred Leghorn
chickens: will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers. Samples can be seen at
store. j. r. MILLS.
$3.50 Cor. Merchant and Alakea SITS.