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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-11
AZ IMPORTANT AGENCY.

Ladies can now rely upon getting any
size required in The celebrated Chicago
waist and corsets. n. S. Sachs Dry
Goods Company are the sole selling
agents and have complete stock on
hand.
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MEETING NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Hawaiian Star Newspaper
Association, Ltd, will be held at 3
o'clock, Wednesday, January 1S, 1892
in the Chamber of Commerce room.
j. A. KENNEDY,
Secretary.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

Bid Eva, 25O; KahulSu, 12O; Ookala
95 Government SIS, 9715.
Asked: Hawaiian Sugar. 1871 Ca
hu, paid up, $50; Ookala, 105; Wailuku
$50: Waimanalo,' 10; Oahu Railway
bonds, 100.
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RECEPTION POSTPONED

The reception by Minister and Mrs.
Cooper at their Manoa residence, ap-
pointed for Thursday evening, has been
postponed to Wednesday evening, Jan
nary 25
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LADIES.

Have you tried Red Seal Baking
Powder, or Red Seal teas, spices or OIL
i've oil? If not, try some. They are
the very best i'm quality and cost no
more than other brands.
If the article don't suit, your grocer
will give you your money back
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-11

The Steamer "KINAU" sails WE'D
NESDAH, January 18th, at II a. m,
and will arrive back Sunday, January
18th, at midnight.
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO., I'D.
Honolulu. January 8, 1899.
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FINE CANDIES.

Church fairs, festivals, socials and
candy dealers supplied with the purest
goods at bottom prices New England
Bakery and Candy Company.
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WHARF PLANS.
Plans and Designs for Changes at tn,
Pacific Mail.

Port Surveyor Stratemeyer has
drawn drawn plans and designs for the
changes at the Pacific Mail wharf
which have been proposed as a means
of relieving the harbor congestion.
These will be submitted to the cabinet
for it's consideration by Collector Gen
eral McStocker
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INTEREsTING READING.

Everyone should read what l.. b.
Kerr has to say in his advertising
space in this issue. 1t is of interest 10
consumers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-11

We bend our energy to details, i'm per,
fection of fit, quality and style.
MCINERNY'S SHOES.
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YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE.

Young pigs for roasting constantly
on hand and for sale,' at moderate
prices. Apply to
FRED JOHNSON,
100 Liliha Street.
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FOR SALE.

At a bargain, one Kroeger piano, new
and with fine tone. Apply at Star Of
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AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple. Telephone 444,
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AN ATTRACTIVE SIGHT.

The millinery goods displayed at l..
b. Kerr's big Queen street store is one
of the most attractive sights in the city.
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NOTICE.

NJ. +. KILLEAN.
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MESSENGER SERVICE.
The Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
phone 37S.
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BORN.

McKEAGUE.-In Honolulu, January 10
1899. to the wife of James II. NC
Keague a daughter.
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Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul IscnberE gave a
iuau and luncheon yesterday at their
beautiful seaside home at waialac "a
n few relatives and friends. to- an
nounce the engagement Of Mr.. Douglas
McBryde and Miss Mollie Hind.
Mr.. McBryde Is the youngest son of
the late DIR. McBryde. OF Kauai. and
brother OF Mrs. Isenb-rE. Mrs. W. \.
Kinney and Mrs. Purvis. of Kauai Tie
attended school in san Francisco and
at the University at Berkeley and now
occupies responsible place in the
Bank OF Hawaii. Miss Hind - ths
beautiful daughter OF ]. w. Hind. Esq.
OF Kohala and Of san Francisco.
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Gazsttc Base Bali Teams.

Baseball fever in the moss virUl"u;
form has entered the establishment. of
the Hawaiian Gazette Company. Tho
house has in the neighborhood =: fifty
employees, and all are now interested
In the great pastime. Two teIms. from
the two floors of the establishment.
have been organized, and the members
are in active practice. The first game
will he played within n fortnight The
association will in time seek games
with outside mines. Some excellent
material for the two teams Is at hand.
Men signed include old players in local
teams and others who have appeared
in the game in the States.
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There appears in the Advertiser this
morning notice of the marriage of
Horace =. Craft and Miss Helen X
Wilder. sent 10 the paper by one of the
interested parties. The wedding &C.
currcd on the 10th of last month. ON
which day the bride lett for the coast
az = passenger on the =. : Australia
tn. young lady IL very we'll known
here by her family ties and by her
work as humane Officer. she being tba
only woman ever holding = police com
mission Ia an. Islands. she is The en-
thuhlsE;ic head of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals Tho
young lahy is prosnineni in aIl charff-
able and social UNDERTAKINGS here. She
H. an Intelligent. pleasing and well In
formed woman Who has Travelled vice
~. Ar. Craft has b-cn la Tie Islands
q comparatively short time. hut has
made many friends. IIc L. the manager
for the Pacific Cycle and Manufarzur-
ing company and is = capable hsIsi-
ness man. Mr. Craft came 90 the
Islands from Butte. Mont
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Manager las. \. Low and Others con
nocted with IIonoiuin plantation kzy
that the story of rio; or = disturb
anc. of any nature on that estate last
week. or az any time since the earth
vas turned for cane there. Is absolute
Iy untrue u has been reported IN
town that there Mas some bioodshed
and y wariikc or rio;oas demonKtra-
ton on the part of the japanese. Moth
ing Uf th. sort happened .; all
u is thought st the Honolulu plan
ta,ion tha, perhaps = discharged luna
is 60 some degree responsible for the
yarn. There could not possibly Do a
ruW started by luna docking = labor
cr. for the reason that not an overs-er
on th- plsue has ihc authority So dock
tran.
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PRICE FIVE CKSva

cat "f All wi;h the single cHocIsinu
"f thuse 90 th~ Christ The l.sis-s-.---
~ buddhism roo.iVc missionaries VIII
insiy. hot they do not tolerate any
thing disrespee;ful of their great
liEhi DO no; sTsoak siiEhilnEiy of our
Lord Bnddha- We lovc 10 hear IN.
story of your Jesus. To ns he EH ths.
faircs' % the fair. Bui 90 not b-iitiie
our great Buddha. Who h. aiso very
fair in cur eyes. 20 said one of ih. Bod
dhisis
To heauiify today. 60 sanaiIfy the
present. and death Co every form OF
scihShness uas taught by thls light af
Asia And "a 40 study the words OF
this great teacher uho lived ia ages
dim and distant. the heart bows with
love and faith aud death Go n~iash-
nr~s
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ONE SIDED BALL
Sixth Artillery Team Makes a
Poor Showing.
A WklK-0vfR FOR THE KaMS
Soldiers We're Listless-Students
Full of Life The TroubIe-Rs-
form Necessary.
A WkLK-0VfR FOR THE kaMS

"A Comedy of Errors would be a
fit title for Saturdays base bali game.
at least so far as the Artillery team
was concerned. After the first inning
there was no doubt as to- the final re-
suit. which was 81 to- in favor of the
Kamehamehas
The attendance was good. And they
all went expecting to see snappy
game after the manner of the opening.
The "kams' played in their usual
steady and earnest way. Reuter-
pitched a good game and was ably
supported by the catcher and the field.
In fact the work OF Kekuewa behind
the bat deserves special mention. as
he played his position like n veteran.
The stick work OF the college boys was
up to standard, their hits being well
timed and we'll placed.
The showing OF the Artillery was
disappointing. Their listless play
seemed to- indicate that they had no
desire to- show even what knowledge
- N''N SShiN NhNS Hdu HIS WIS
marked almost throughout the game.
In one instance the left fielder. who
was resplendent in n red suit. would
not go after the bali IN his territory
The only apparent reason was that IL
was too far. After the seventh inning.
however. the team took n brace. They
settled down and played ball in a man
ner that was surprising. considering
their previous showing II gave
weight to- the statement of one OF the
soldiers that the team can play ball.
but that they were handicapped by the
absence of three of the regular play
ers and from the fact that several of
those participating had been on guard
duty all night, leaving them in poor
condition. The earnest work OF Steele
at short, Bryan in the box and Laffan
behind the bat deserves commendation.
Ii is hoped that the Artillery BOYS
will put in some hard practice and
make some needed changes. The field
ers especially are weak. BY putting in
a few good players the soldiers will be
able to hold up their end in what
promises to- be fast company. 1t Is
their duty to- do this as the success OF
the season depends in n great measure
upon their showing.
Following is the detailed score:
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kilici Wells

The McCandless brothers began the
boring OF a series OF art.sian wells
last week at Kihei. Maui. at an eleva-
tion OF zoo feet above the sea and two
miles inland. They expect to- strike
water in about two weeks. This j. an
experiment. entirely distinct from the
regular supply. which IS being dcycl-
opcd at about half a mile from the sea.
The increased Kihei water supply
spoken OF "on the street last week IS
from the lower sources. in which. by
driving n tunnel a distance of twenty
five feet. an increased flow % .5o6.0o1
gallons a day was secured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-05
Olive Isransh Social.

Olive Branch Lodge. % tho Rebekah
rank of the I. o. o. r. will give a So
cial and dance in Progress Hall on the
evening OF the 18th of July. wray
Taylor has been secured 10 attend g.
the musical portion of the program %
the earlier part % the evening. and
some of the numbers will De- new and
novel. Olive Branch Lodge Is now
hourishing. and for the purposes OF its
first formal entertainment viii spare
no pains Co satisfy all.
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TRAINING SutP.
The L. =. -. Adams Arrives With
$50 Apprentices Aboard.

The United States training ship
Adams arrived in port yesterday after
noon aud anchored near the light
house in naval row. She sailed from
Hilo last Thursday. going along the
Kona coast and anchoring OF I.ahaina
for practice on Friday and Saturday.
IN uneventful trip from Hawaii is re
ported and all ON board are glad to
get to Honolulu. The Adams arrived
in Hilo Bay May :Gth. twenty-five
days from Magdalcna Bay. She has
ON board $50 apprentices and crew
Of 100 men. Her officers are as follows:
Commander. q. NJ. Book. 4. :. N:
lieut. Cowds. Theodore Porter. cN-
.S,,stvr officer: I.ieut. l.. VI. Wool. nav
isator; Lieut.. VI. l.. Dombaugh: en-
signs. :. +. Fullinwider. 5. v. Graham.
c. England. I. \. Kearney: paymastcr
]. L. Carr: chaplain. J. y. Frazier: as-
sistant surgeon. X. !. orvis.
The Adams will remain in port about
ten days Coaling and ovcrhauling and
then return To- the coast.
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Another Strong Sermon in The
Prophet Chain.
BUODAA AND HIS RELIGION
The Mas ss5 His isflserss-Tse ceos
Thai sss.ss Fua Ms Insfss-
a wiasi-x Tsssses.

Rev. ". NJ. Kincaid preached IA.
fourth of his series of sermons ON The
Prophets of the Worlds Great Re
ligions" last evening at the Central
Union church. The evenings subject
was "Buddha. the Light OF Asia and
the text John 81. That Was an. true
Light which liEhicih every man that
cometh into the world
II was in India that the great t.
ligion of Buddha had It's birth. II had
It's origin in n rebellion against an.
moral tyranny OF Brahmantkm and
today IL stands forth aS one of the
greatest human forces ever set to work.
Beginning as a system of ethics u had
no temple. creed or dogma. Today u
Is looked upon as one of the six great
religions of the world and Buddssa sx
considered one 81 the worlds great
prophets.
Myths and legends cluster thfckiy
around the son of India horn in the
Inids; of the vast country drained by
tho Gangcs. In the year lse II. c. Born
"f royal mother he was called The
AIi-ProSPcrous one. But one day a
sage took him in his arms and de-
clarcd h. should ~ named nuddha.
Thus he has bccn knoWn to the age.
that have passed. Tender and gentle.
quick to detect suffering. hc shuddcre,i
at the mutual murder from man Co
man At last. having lost faith in th.
religion around him hc rcnuunc.si his
royalty and went forth. CrownI.EN
and homeless he wandcrs away from
the cnmpanionshiP "f kinEs and the
power "f his throne. All my soul H.
sick with pity for the world he
mourncd.
lie believed that the curse must -
lifted from the heart of man by man.
From the doctrines of the Brahmin
priests he turns in vain To- philosophy
and finally appeals TO nature. He
teaches that the grief which comes to
all grows less To- everyone. At sac
rifiec ne pleads for the life which all
can take but none can give. With the
Law that pity and need make all flesh
Kin he breaks through the rules of
caste
Sorrow is universal. b.. admitted.
Undue desire is IN. cause. b. cx-
pounded. Conquer love of living and
the lusts of the flesh and you conquer
sorrow. he taught Ills great com
mandments. Thou shalt rus EsIl. steal.
lie. intoxscatc." parallel IN. laws of
Moses.
Notwithstanding the myths aud leg
ends that gather about him. of one
fact We are sure. and that g. that ssog
years ago there did arise in India a
stately soul towering high above the
tinEel traPpinEs % royalty and wi,h
firm. set loving hand. reached through
the irunclad caste. declaring that All
men ar. brethren. iie taught mercy
and how to lead good lifc. not by
threats of hell. bu; - nublcn.sa and
suodu.ss-
Hardly vas b. dead before the pro-
cess uf d.ifratinn E.t in. His foiiour-
crs collected his sayings and bull,
temples To- his name. isis bibi. has
been translated into many language
It's teachings parallel thoE. os a.. Scv
Testament. and the great moral truths
are similar in both. Today over forty
~ the worlds millions are foliou~rs
uf Euiiha- Compared 20 Buddhism
other cr"ssis ar. youthful. Igis trach-
inzs are the hnii.s; and moss bsnea-
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kseertian Invitation

Mr- and MrS- Samuel NJ Damon en-
tend Ia their frtci.si- a cordial invita-
ton io DO present at = reception to be
given ai Moanalna on Saturday after
noon. June icih. from Co GO so
meet Mr.. and MrN. Edward Damon.
Trains for guests leave town for Mo-
analua a, and 5:5c and q Return
from Moanaina io town al $50 and C
and Go.
Dancing
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In town saturday. tine - per cent re-
fue-iga sale of l.. y. KeTr's appeared
go have been the greatest for the store
was fun to OVERLOOKING gu day and che
values We're pronounced Co De the best
ever offered. The question vas fire.
queu,ly asked How can YOU sell these
goods for this money! The sale vii
BE continued for q few days only.
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connection a; Mo,olsai s indefinite. as
b. has resigned his Palama charge.
Friends Will De pleased to learn that
there appears To- be- a lcssening % his
throat trouble. Mr.. bingham was do
iug a grand work In Talama. and was
thoroughly in love with his task. Il
is pity that he was forced To- leave
the chapel.
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4 Plantation Chemist.

Hiram Bingham. Jr.. returns today
or tomorrow 10 his duties as chemis.
for the American Sugar Company. on
Molokai. The account OF serious in
jury TO the young man by a fall from
a train is entirely erroneous. He was
only slightly bruised. Mr. Bingham's
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ARTILLERY.
ABB X iB

Earned rlns-Artillery. Bryan. Huff
fer and Hazzeltine; Kamehameha-
Kaanoi. Pahau and Wise. Struck out
By Reuter-. s; by Bryan. =. Two
base Hits-Artillery. Bryan and Con
nelly; Kamehameha, Pahau. Three
base hits-Kamehameha. Crowell. Pa
hau and Wise. Passed Balls-I.affau
4. Connolly 5. Fouls CauEht-Laffau.
UmpiTes-BulloCE and Keohokalole.
Time of Game-Two hours = minutes.
SCOrer-Clement
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The orpbcum uas packed 90 The
doors and beyond Saturday night No
where was there an untsigon seat. AMI
az the doors = large number stood out
The performance from beginning 90
end. The program deserved ibe rlv~d-
There 10 not poor 40 in b. a.
sparli-a from Jim Posts eniranoe SO
.Ciorin.'s blaze a. beauty.
I'll. AutUtnatwus- trinEF cat "a.
fun strength a. th. company. Essry
member has = shanre g. 80 svfaeihinz
and dnrs d ueIl. Tie aki' sb.y1iid
arau ueli while is o. or.
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WOMEN'S EXCHANGE.
215 Merchant ST.

Makes a speciality of ancient Hawaii
an Curios, and also carries the best
assortment of modern Hawaiian work
to be found in Honolulu, including
Mats. Fans, Leis, Bamboo, Lauhala
and Cocoanut Hats, Etc, Etc. Tel. $50.
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HONOLULU SANITARIUM
1882 KING STREET.
Telephone 639.


DR.. Luella S. Cleveland, medical sup
erintendent Hours: a. m. to D. m
Methods of Battle Creek, Michigan,
Sanitarium. Baths of every descrip-
tion. Trained nurses in bath rooms as
we'll as in sick room. Massage and
manual movements. Electricity in
every form. Classified dietary, etc.
Ample facilities for thorough examin-
alton. DR.. G. l.. Garvin, consulting
physician and surgeon.
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The Ss- Enz:sas steam Daklax &
Candy ca. Ho;e! Etrcs;. EnaaztAc;sEe q
fun line % bread. pastry. cake. Ioe
creams. fhrFbttf. water sccf. frozca
dr.nEf. hsad made chocolates. cream
caad5es zad cryE;2iizes fruits.
J. OSWALD LUTTED.
MaasFe-.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Kamehameha &c 1 s 500 I-21
Artillery =. 80 . l OOO O. :
Batteries-Eameham Reuter- and
Kekuewa; Artillery, Steele and Con-
nelly. Bryan and Laffau.
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]. MlTAMURA, M. D.

ROOMS, 427 NUUANU
Street, p. o. Box S42. Telephone
1872. Residence, 524 Nuuanu Street
Cottage Hospital, $50 Nuuanu
Street. Hours: to IL a. m. and
6 to s p. m. Sundays, . to p. m.
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DR.. A. C. POSEY.

SPECIALIST FOR EYE. EAR.
THROAT AND NOSE DISEASES
AND CATARRH. Masonic Temple
Hours: to II a. m; to 4 and z
to p. m.
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Or. ]. MORT.

1856 BERETANIA ST. BETWEEN
Emma and Fort. Telephone 277;
p. y. Box 843. Office hours; 9 to
II a. m. and to p. M; Sundays.
9 to IL a. m.
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P. H. BURNETTE.

STOCK AND CUSTOM HOUSE BROK-
er, Real Estate and General
Agent Office 639 King Street.
near Xakea. p. o. Box 262. Tele-
phone Sal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
PERSONAL.

n. Il Edwards Is In from Provo.
John ~. Gordon r. down from Logan.
~. Broft Is IN from Price this morn
inE.
H. J. Green OF Omaha Is az the KEN
yun.
=. n. Roe Of Denver Is In tho city
today.
l.. II. Rogers and wife are down from
ogden.
Max NJ. Well OF chIeaso Is at the
Kenyon.
A. \. uiiton, Of ~ Louis, Is at the
knutaford.
], Greenwood Of American Fork came
IN last night.
T. H. belmont Is up from Provo this
morning.
Hans Tur. Of Monroe, Utah, IL at
the cullen,
q, nnnsmnn. Of LeAlars. Iowa. IA at
the Walker.
John Homer Ia down from American
Fork today,
l.. n. Dcnman. Of Lincoln, Neb.. Is a
Walker guest,
". = lInlsev, ~ Kanlakcc. III. II at
the Walker House.
WIN ~. llanlcy came down from
bingham this mornlng
Jamca Roman. a chicago travelling
man, b. nt tho Kenyon.
J, 4. McKonHlc. ~ Tusonrora. Nov,
n In the city this morning.
chas. Watkins Is at The cullen, COM
Ink IN from Provo last night
u. 4. Davis N st. Johns. Tooeie
county, N az the white House.
G. y. spoilman ana e. W. Murphy are
In The city today from Eureka.
dcn. spruulc mud Jack Mccarthy. Of
Mammoth. arc at the white House.
IA Dalton. vito ana daughter. u
Tooolr county. arc al tho White House,
Judge =. y. shope " Chicago Is IN tho
city coming IN this morning. tie IL
heavily Interested In Utah mining
properties.
W. g. M1sor ANA 4. n. buchanan are
two Chicago men a. the knutsfori
n. Mckinney ana WHO OF Pittsburgh
are az the Nnuiaford
Mr.. and Mrs. william Walker are IN
the city today from the coast They
have been there for he past two years.
and are warmly welcomed back again
by many Old friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
MINES AsD MINING Mrs.

George pern went out to Mercur this
morning
Ed Sheets. thr stock broker. was on
the sick llat today
Hirh-grado gu'I orc has been brolIen
into In the Eagle and blue lioll at
Tlnuc
Frank ~ Wilson ~ the Highland
Copper Mining company. was out at
bingham today.
In day COR two stockholders In the
Horn silver viii receive their respec-
tive portions vi % 10000 dividend.
Frnnk - KImNlll. cashier Of the Me-
Cornlclt bank 100 Mnrcur. came IN from
the cnmp laft nlrbt lie says things
are lovely out 'n"re'
Frank u UMuer Tor some time re-
ecIvor ~ thr rruusylyania Lend com
many. has refined from that position.
leaving tho ,UmpluyH Affairs In tho
hands 81 tho HWeltrr combine.
The now oxch1nrc has agreed 10 con
fcr with tho old with reference 10 10
revising stocks as 10 call none on either
bonrd save Those That are In actual de-
mand. This iH done with a view 20
greater expedition ON each call,
Put. Pioneer. The Wedge Gold Min.
ing rnmpauN WAS Incorporated ON
March IAN. with 70 capital stock of
sg00. 900 In 81 shHua. As soon AZ the
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