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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
WOODFORDS.

Rocky Hill lodge, No. 81, knights Of
Pyth,as, will confer the rank Of knight
on two candidates at tho meeting to be
held ON Thursday evening.
Mrs. Llewsllyn Hamilton, corner Forest
avenue and Pleasant street, is confined TO
the house BY illness.
fraternity lodge Of Odd Fellows will
cor Ter degree this evening. after which
Q supper viii be enjoyed BY the members.
This lodge 10 making active efforts TO In
crease its msmbership during tbs next
few weeks. A novel plan has been
adopted. The lodge mann bsrship has been
divided into sides and tho aide securing
the least Nom bars before tins first Of the
ysar ia to give turkey supper 60 the
winning side. As . result both sides are
now actively at work endeavoring to be
on the winning side.
1he SECOND lecture in the Deering course
Of lectures and entertainments 10 to be
delivered Thursday evening ut eight
O'Clock at the woodfords Congregational
CHURCH by President Butler Of Colby uni
versity. The course 10 bsing well patron
lied and this particular lecture will
doubtless be well attended a. President
Butler has many admirers In the Dserins
district. people who are interested in his
success a. an Instructor and student Of
current thought.
Desring chapter. o. Z. s., organised
last spring received q fratsrnal visit Tues-
day evening from Iona chapter irons tbs
city. During the evening this work Of the
order was sxsnplified and supper
ssrysd which was much enjoyed By all
A. President Butlsr or Colby Is 70 Ice
turs at thu woodfords Congrsgationai
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
STATE OF MAINE.

CTMHFHI AM, So
supreme Iudlrsnl Court 81 Equity.
W aenks Va. Dekalb Furnace Company.
Ordered. That subpoena issue g. respondent
crEIfss ~ OH, Deka4b Faftlsce Company. 10 ap-
res lie Gro our Suprems Judi5il Court &c
Portland. IA said Con- " Of Cumberland. 81
Rules on the hrsi Tuesday OF Jahu.Ty. A. u.
iao1 Al ten oaiuck IA the forenoon. BY serving
said re-ponsleHt corporation with said SUB
Iorna. an attest II copy VI the si.tlu ball, anu
the order n cpuri thereon. tLirty days al ieast
prior 10 the hrst Tuesday In January, A. ID.
iqeC And by puuilrsii0a 81 an shsffsct OF this
bill aud q copy - the 0rdef OF enurt W tins
Portland Daily Press newspaper published
IN fofllAaa, Name. once week inr three sue.
cesxiye weeks tn last publication % De Al
least two weeks before said hfsl Tuesday Ia
JAnuai isJo mat - Company may tEen And
there Snow esH~e. u any " h :, Why decree
shaula not issue a. prayed for.
PortlaEd, Maine. November eth, A. y. 80.
HOS n. HASKELL.
Jasfiea af the Supreme Judicial Court
Abstract OF the BAL and copy Of order OF
Atissts &c STONE. Clerk.
noysafaWS&M
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
Wasting

Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tireds Per-
haps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
SCOTS Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
ssc. and $t.oo, al druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists, New York
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
SOUTH PORTLAND.
PLEAsANTDALE.

Mis 4. Mildred Woods ID passing few
weeks ~ the guest Of her sistsf, Ms.
Charles Cole, OF Falmouth.
Mrs. Geo. w. Cash hes beeu suffering
from severe attack OF neuralEia-
Mira. Chandler Runnslls and daughter.
Mildred, Of Hoyt strseA, havs gone 20 WIN
nsgapcs for few weeks.
Mr.. Charles A. Fickstt II suffering
from rheumatism and is unable 10 Attsnd
to his duties ~ switohman In the Boston
and Maine yard.
MIR. j. A. Coolbroth. tbs taxidermist.
has received from parties In Gray . fine
specimen OF golden eagle, which meas
ures feet and inohss.
Mrs. Geo. Goodwin and son. Lowell. Of
Chapel street, left Saturday for kenps-
bunk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Russell, OF
Lowell. are guests Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ed
win Hamilton.
Mr.. James Emery has returned from
Mechanic Falls TO the homo OF his
daughter, Mrs. Capt. Rodick, Summer
street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08

Nh zraBknf.AKk's DkNkfff.
This sssains snsrs = 70 - . esmpii.
nsns.ry ssaeurs 70 Z. y xiak~sisks -
the Y. y. q a. Han. persisipss~d m 10
Dr.. Nicksrson, Mis Carrie h~schs~ssr.
~ cssumt1s nfsseslss ssa esissr clsk
Hsssy 5ohsssn ana osssr will Known
srssssA NJ. Tinb>rsaks 10 . vel
known cisizsn Who b. reason Of iilnss u
unsois 10 wsrk - his sssds sna 10 CO.
t.iniy neriss hearty support ~ sais bs.s-
~.
somprfss neshisg of nssdiosrity. but %
Of the bsst- nusioiass otsainsbis win
render . prosramns from sseh compo~~rs
- Wagner Won wsber. Rubenstsfn.
Bsvauot ga. inser9prssd with few u
ths nsrs reed ssd popsias osnuribussra
OF ths special features NJ. .Ihonas =
Cnnosd, baritone Of Bossss, win occupy
W. plsos allotted Usually - ne head
nne2
DAVID HARuM AND IcTURKsouK
MAINE.
Our readers ars reminded Of the very
attractive sntsrsuiumsnt 81 Piymoush
church tonight Besidss exploiting some
Of the most beautiful localities IN our
unequalied stass, Mr. swsss win rvBder
Mr.. Eugene Fields stirring and pssxi-
otto poem "John Smith, U. s.A.." Hue
tratsd with stsrsopsiooa visws made ~x-
prsssly for the purpsse, and will read ens
OF the most eharnotsristio and amusing
selections from DAVID Harum.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
Grading For Extension Of ". ".
and \. Road Begins.
Westbrook Wants a
Curfew Ordinance.
Daughters Of Liberty Fair
Opens.


Mrs. Edwin Clement Is reported some
what better IL IL nov thougst that sins
must have had shock rs the cause Of her
fall down stairs.
MIR Charles Is, Carleton has been en-
terta,ninr MIR. ii, l.. Hipman OF North
strat,ord. wa former oiassmate as
Norwich unissr.ity.
. The large boiler for the 5. ID. Warren
oompanywhicn arrived several days ago by
tina Portland and Rochester railroad has
been moved 10 the paper mills. The boil
or Is eight feet In diameter, upwards OF
twenty feet In length and weighs about
tweuty tons,
Carpenters ars at work building pas.
seseway from the main store Of Mr.. Kim
bali Eastman, to the small building ad-
Joining which Is used AZ a storage room.
The programme for the season lS99-ieo0
emhraoina the coarse of study to be pur-
sued BY the Current Events club has been
issued. Ina constitution and by-laws
has also been issusd.
The westtrook. Windnam s. Naples
Railway oompapy have commenced the
work of grading for the ertenson of their
road Mt the junction of the Nswhall and
GRAY roads near the residence of Silas il.
Allen. the grading win be carried on es
long as the weather will permit.
The petition presented by Rev. Thomas
b. Payne and fifteen others representing
the Young People's Christian Union,
which WAS presented to the CITY govern
ming, asking for the adoption OF q our.
few ordinance was lengthy document,
containing an argu ment In fav'r OF the
adoption oil some soon oroihanoe as
prayed ior. Inc pAsi''on was reiefiea W
the com mittee on ruies anu oruefs
tne WORE Vi sraoins 'ne s'ree' a' oon,-
per"nd NILS wnere tue ne" oouo" 'ra0A
system Vi the Fortiana nAhioso oo'np.n'
mas recently n'en iaid' Is gong On rapiu'
" AMI VIII DC pusn"o iofwaru rapiuiy W
tne oompistion' ~ Is ooooaui .us WorA
can oe oompieseu tnis Iaii, ouu tne "orA
will be carried on until the season Is 80
iar aovanoAo thAs u neooinss inposs SIDE
10 WORK longer. Inc original appfop'ia-
tion Ior THIS "orK was s'eo'. ou' 'his
sum mas cesn nearly ehPshueo' anu %
iors tne "orA oan oe meoeu an aVai-
uohai EQUIV VIII DC re- ireu. Ah's was
unaerscooo when tne originai appfopfia
t'on was naae Du' inc Guy soserninen'
dscioeo 70 10 as muon ~ possi"e 'iiis
year anu compieee one appropriations next
year.
mF. DaV's Char'ano u "or'n Ao@'ns'
mass,' formerly OF "eseorook' Is III .1e
Guy as tne guest Oh MS pro'ner' n''
Riancis Cnar'ano'
ID. OF L. AND y. U. a. NJ. FAIR.
The annual fair of tine Daughters of
Idbsrty and Warren Council, q. u, A,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
MORRILLS.

Power company are 10 lay an under :
ground conduit TO the residences Of Mr..
Il. oco''' Deii ior"or' ou.
'or ''e pufpess VI "eh''ns sHs no. ~
e'ec,fio'ty' ANS 70 sne ssoonu .ou.. !"
me Deering d'Atriet 70 co hsn'.u " ~.
"nuerhroun. 0o.au,
p'eo' " wo.N u s"'s
1ee''"s 1''''.oS 80 = ..o y = S'e.
a.s".e INV ~.s'k's s, ~ w
sn "snss 'o' 'Do oAs - w
Nao" =. '.e'' oD.
0ueeu " soo "oseo'oeA 0'oo
anu Fower oonp".y'
so
80" W.. - ..r..,...
l.o's'' arc p'epeii.s ~. "'o .o.s ~. :.
ORG "e" '11""s ~ '.e
sns 'iu '"""er,' h'ar sue 80.
"'"i'u1o COMPANY ma" %
i'rse prioN oni'nney 70 w" D.s D
anu '"s ouis -
Ahe business "a sae oop~
s'ooo W " 'ns eA.'.oo. ~
OIL eA'rno'e' .ne inao'li"' ~" VIZ.
ooard'
HOSE MINK MEEIING.
At the regular monthly meeting Of hose
company number nine held Monday eve
hing the resignation Of MIR. Fred Hayes,
a Iinesman, was accepted and Mr.. Adam
W. Wilson elected to fill the vacancy. Mr..
GEORGE q. Robsrts was elected as first
substitute. A new telephone has bssn
added to the equipment Of the hose house,
u ia mum here 1898, and win be con-
venient for the sending In Of still alarms.
Messrs. K. L. Watkins the clothing
manufacturer, and j. r. Cobb, the
grocer, are having o plank walk laid
through depot alley 10 a pvine In trout Of
the Portland and Rochester side Of the
Maine Central depot.
The regular weekly dance OF the Red
Men. q hall association was held last eve
ming at Red Man 'rhaiI.
MIR. b. @. Peabody the station agent at
westbrook junction who has recently been
on o vacation which he spent in the
woods OF eastern Maine secured . deer O.
. reward for his efforts. He also shot
ssyeral parti idaes
The Maine Central railroad crew are 10
single the freight shed % well az the
passenger station which II now being
shinaled.
A union Bible class for the study Of the
| International I,essons bas haan formed at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
STANDING OF CLUBS.

AMESBURY STRENGTHENING.
Am ssbury. Mass, November IMAM
ager Lyons Of the Amesbury polo team
has released Conley and KnovltoD and
engaged Mcneil of Salem and Hello Of
Portland In their stead. Both men will
play in the next game. against Portland
Wednesday night.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
ONE SIDED GAME.
/ Lively scrap Made n rnterest-
ting.

II was rather . long drawn out. unis-
tsrssting sort Of pole game that was
played at the auditorium last night be-
tween the Portlands and Clintons. The
FIRST part Of the contest started out In
lively style but Afterwards the Portlands
constantly drew away from the visitors
and the score began 70 grow ons-sidsd
a. goal after goal was piled mp. The
Clintens ssslned to b entirely ousclasssd
and in the third period about laid down
to the locals who managed to push the
ball into the net a. often az they pleased.
There was great deal Of rough work
ny the players Of both teams and oncs
there was such q lively sorimrnass b.
tween Campbell and Mead that small
sized riot was Imminent. These two
players had . regulsr rough and tumble
encounter and tbs cranks jumped out Of
their seats enmAsss and eraned their
neoks in order to witness the fracas. This
caused such heavy strain that one side
Of the fsucs was crushed In. At last with
the greatest of hustling Referee Lane
separated the two ageressors. Then. ct
another time Jason received an ugly
swing from Clinton stick andwss fsiisd
to the floor. II was thought that Jason
had received serious injuries. but inside
Of two minutes hs had pluckily resumed
play.
The Clinton boys started ont with q
bin and a bang and aftor a great deal Of
work succeeded in getting tho first goal
This had the effect Of squirting the Port-
lands to do their best aud their efforts In
this direction were we'll repaid.
Berry played star game for Portland.
The visitors changed their men about
frequently and this had . disastrous
effect
The lineup and summary;
Portlana-Csm fret rush; Jason,
skoond rush; Mckay, ceater; Cameron.
half back; Berry. goal.
Clintons-Msad, first rush; Schoield.
second rush and centre; .Mcjowan, cen.
tire and goal; Smith, half back and CEN
tire; o. Mallsy, goal and half back; Scrib-
ner, sscond rush. =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08

Score: Portlsnds. IL; Clintons. o.
Rushes, Camphsll n; Mead. 8. Stops
In goal, Portlands. 10; Clintons. 20.
Eouls, Sohotield and Campbell. Referes,
Lane Timer. Dyer. Scorer, MARI.
At Manchester Manchester, 8; Salem.
O.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08

mercury.iodide potash, snd stu have aches and
pimples copper-coiored spots. ulcers on any
part OF The body. hair or eyebrows falling out.
Il Is this secondary BLOOD POISON We guar
antee TO cure. We solicit tho most bstinats
eases and chall4nge the world for q case we
cannot cure. This disease has always baffied
the skill OF the most eminent physicians. s5oo.
Absolute proofs sent sealed ON application. Ad
dress COOK REMEDY co. SIS Masonic Tam
pie, Chicago. III. oct2od
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
For Women.

DR. Toinlan'A Nouthly Regulator hashroprht
happiness - huhdrras - ana iQNs snnaen-
There 10 positively No other reHaedy known
70 medical science, thai siii - qGlrkty and
safely do the work. Have never had singis
failure. The longest and most obstinate eases
are T-lissed Ia ) days without fab Nc other
rrmedy siA do this. No pain. 10 dagger, no
interference wtth work. The most dilhrult
cases successfully treated thToogh CORES
pondenee and the mast conapiete Subtraction
guaranteed IN every instance. ! reiiese hun.
drsds Of ladies wh8m ] never see Wriie for
further particulars. All letters trathfuNy
answered.. Eros eoaAd~atiAi aasies 10 an
matters OF private or delicate nature. Bear
IN miad this remedy " absolutely safe nnder
every pa~<fbie eonaitien and sail positively
Save no zftsF iii effects upou the heaith. ~
NAN CO., TO rrcmont 81. bosten. Aa4A.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
BoERs DESTROY A PIER.

Cape Town, Sunday ais p. m.-Ad
vices from Orange river say 10 Ia reported
that the Beers have destroyed one OF tn,
piers of the Modder river bridge and ther,
that an attack viii Be ! lie OIL the Or
angs river Damp.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08

Iwia eel 10 the right party the furnishings.
all IN nfsi-e ass condition o the Hstsa< Hotel,
Aabara. Me-. and III unespifed iease. Al =
bargain FULLEST examination permitted.
House well located w,Tned By steam and
lighted By eaegfficlty. Eleciric ca . pas, the
door. b. n. BAKER. fropftstor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
B. CLARK,
BAXTER BLOCK.
n0ysd3i
To Contractors.

- 18th day Of November. ieqe. st4 O'Clock Ia
the afternoon, for making alter4ti0ns aad TO
pairs In the POLES station. Guy buikding
Plans and Specifications may be examined az
the once OF John CALVIN Stevens. Architect l3
Middle street. The right Is reserved 10 reject
any OF all proposals. II IL shall be deemed for
the interest OF the city SO 10 do. Proposals
should be marked Proposals fog repairs. etc,
~ Police Station ana addressed 70 Frank w.
Robinson. Mayor. noy&dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
VIZ HAVE CURED

Primary. secondary or
Tertiary BLOOD P0Is-
So, permanently In 10
10 90 days. You can be
treated ~ home for
same Price rnder same
guarantee. Ifyon prefer
TO come here we Will
contract 10 pay railroad
fare and hofel bills, and
no charge n We faii TO
cure. Ifyou have taken
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08

To the Editor Of the Press:
In behalf OF tbs Hebron Academy foot
bail team, hereby challenge the Kent's
Hill foot hall team to q game Of foot
ball 60 be played on any grounds they
may choose. and upon any date except
Thanksgiving.
LKON NJ SMALL,
Manager of Hebron Academy Football
lean.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
J. R. LIBBY co.
COURT Cf FIRST INSTANCE or MTaiMUsos.
SUMMONS.
JOSE BAZA ESRIQUEZ,


Judge of First Instance OF intramuros
hereby summon and cite all persons
having any claim upon the estate OF the
late L. Is. Walls. native Of Maine, uni.
ted States OF America and resident of
this capital, who died on the 18th of
April last in the district of Sampaioc, to
appear before this Court to make proof
Of their claim within term.-to be count
ed from the date of publication of this
summons In the newspapers--of thirty
days. If residents OF this city, and ninety
days II residents of the provinces
or the aforesaid United States
of America, 1t being understood that In
case of their failure to do so they will be
responsible for the loss or injury which
may result theretrom.
(sgd) JOSE BAZA.
In my presence;
(Sgd) FRANCISCO X. CRUZ.
COURT OF FIRST INST ACE OF iATsAMUaos.
Jose Baza Enriguez. Juez de Primera
Instancia del Distrito de In,ramuros.
Por el presente otto, llamo. y emplazo
los que SO cream con derecho 4 la
herencia del finado Mr.. L. b. Walls. natu-
raj do Maine. de los Estados Unidos de
la America del Norte. vecino de este
Capital, que falleci6 en- trece de Abril
iiltimo en- el arraba! de Sampaloc, para
por el termino do tIeinta dias, 81 residen
en- este Capital, oil de noyenta 81 on
provincias en- los referidos Estados
Unidos de la America del Norte. contados
desde el dia siguieute al do Ia publica-
cion del presente Edicto epios Periodicos.
compal ezcan ante este Jnzgado deducir
su accion, bajo apercibimiento que de
no hacerlo les pararan los perjuicios q
que en- derecho haya lngar.
Juzgado dc Primera Instancia del
de 1890.
JOSE BAZA. (rubricado.)
ante mi.
FRANCISCO CRUZ trubricado)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-08
FOOT BALL.

At New York-CornsIl. 30; Colun bis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

Heary Havcmcyor aud His Fad for
Building % MODERN Ncnicc.

u fhIv ever talk shop To- fAc if.iN-
never household. and It is to Doe rr.-
sumod thoy d1. they must occasionally
rlrlpbra.e a good old El-..l e-p.es-
SION and -lv. "tleres nothing NNe
ueir' our ham9rsts have long uee
exhausted the field wherein grow the
,.t..- .bor. erlr BEING made out of
sand or otherwise 10 would uc Ierl-
,,..+ to remark that tne Hl,ener.-
+..r. ,..., 800 49, .t. ...
... 80 sand and (which fr .0r
"-..
l.'''' 100 '''
4""''""'''"7'
BIB .-r -"A'tia' "'tid OF l'.' >."
there Aaa DeeA Ho ',lI'i "I'H l'''
name OF Henry o. hNFemelet "a7 ''-
oeen ana important la'lor iH lNe money
market li even these mon who an
accustomed to tat ol and det4 81 big
sums were startled snort time since
WHOM after She annual me.tIr- of in.
Nm, i''sh auSr Ne''.I- ''iIl''"l
the corporate ttie 0f what is 'opl art
known ass The sugar Irus, -it he-
came known chat ihe company nti cin-
powered III. O. llIvcmeyer to take ioi
Ills use. MS "working capital SJ.Wna
BY working capltal WAS meant lund
20 lght Me capitalists Who were op-
posing The trust i1 .ts particular .lne oi
business. with twenty-five m
work with H. 4. Havemeyer is likely 10
do some very effective liz tlns before .".
next meeting OF the company e''''-
around
But there are t'mcf wn-n ,,
magnate stops thinking or
then be goes in, with all me E."i
puts into business duiil4 .-.'. ,.,.,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

NEW YORK March 1.-The case or
Mrs. Tayne Moore VAS aeam adjourned
To-day until tomorrow ou account off tine
absence of the complaining witness Mar
tu Mah0n
Justice Fursman announced that he
would make am example OF Mahon when
be- did appear.
Assistant District Attorney McIntryo
stated that he was of the opinion that
Nahon was secrotmg himself o. avoid
qpDolring in the case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

CLEVELAND. o. March 1.-Judee
hammond deer led the celebrated Lake
front ease In the United States Circuit
Court to-day by instructng the jury 10
return a verdict for the Lake Shore, Penn
,.ylvania and Big Four railroads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

SAVANNAH, CA. March Ia new
railroad Is DID prospect from Brunswick
Do ALBANY Ga. Nll Onerman and Nich-
oils. This VII parallel the Plant sys-
tenn Tine between these two points. dis
lance of one hundred and fifty miles. but
VIII cover somewhat Of "a different terri
tory ~ is understood q charter viii be
tNpHef Tor 20 once. Thirty miles Of q
n.H d las been built and Is now IN
operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
.:.I.zIi.Jl!.II.l..E2:..I..E..:.:7::''.li...I
- Speciality.

primary. Secondary ~ 1r444.. Sypulus
pclu-Luult5 cured "a ~ IL ~ 49, - 100
CaA BE- treated Al OlIv loI tue same prlcs
under same guaranty. n you prefer TO
cuule hete We W.. contract a. pay railroad
rare anu hOtel bills. and nU claILt " We
fail TO cure. 10 YOU have taheu Mercury.
pains. Mucous Patches o. mouth. sore
throat. flmplcs. copper tOloreu Sp0ls.
Uicols On uay part o: mo BODY. nafr or
e.eorows iainB out, 81 is this Sypau4tc
cure. We solicit the most obs luat. s.lsc,
ana challenge fFn world for a cas-. We
cannot cure his disease has at.ay.
p,.lI1I nv ~ ~, VI tng Ue2. eminent
conditional guaranty hhe0frtn p.oorg
Gent sealed on application Affrc-s COOK
Remedy Co. ~ Masonic Tarnpie
Chicago. III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
.ruE sTATE on VIRGINIA DURING THE YEAR ~.

Quantity and dimensions and
location of lands. size ami
description of building
Lot OBJ ground. northwest core
urr of Charles and LeXin--
tuu streets. Baltimore. Md.
d. f.e. Improved hv au eight
Story granite office build
........-.t-.t- .-tt-t.. .-..'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02

OF a ol 5 57Tss 5g AT 3H N} Be 0 5T N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-02
" RISKS ANp PREMIUMS
GENERAL neutrality-suspicious.

iie eo5oolgy beiaa 6a.iae.s @ ''. .'...' 9ac9o
S. F.. So
thereof held exclusively the protection Of the pohy-hod-
O s d
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-16
GOO KIM
21O Nuuanu Street, above Hotel.

Muslin in all colors and grades.
Calico Dress Goods, New Prints, Linen
Table Covers, Colored and White
Lace Curtains, Chenille Curtains,
Chenille Table Covers Gall Sizes.
Victoria Lawns, Organdies (plain and
in colors).
Grass Linen (White, Blue and Brown.
Carved Sandalwood Glove and Hand
kerchief Boxes and Fans.
Camphorwood Trunks.
Pongee Silk.
three sizes).
Telephone sos. p. o. Box 1854
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-16
aWaiian
Electric
Company.

The cleanest, brightest safest and really
" the long run, the cheapest and best light
Jar use In the family residence, is the mean
sascent electric light Safe; nothing could
Ese safer. A few days ago prominent gem
Heman of Honolulu came rushing down to
the office of the Electric Company and said:
Give me figures for wiring my house, and
want IL done at once; no more lamps for me.
Last night lamp tipped over and it came
40 near setting fire TO the house and burning
" children and / take no more risks.
This is the sentiment Of quite number In
sae past few weeks, who have ordered their
6ouIes fitted with the perfect light.
aust think it over and make up your mind
That YOU want the best and safest light; send
the Hawaiian Electric Company and tell
hem what you walls.
we have complete stock Of everything In
tis line and have just received lot OF the
ysry latest designs In chandeliers