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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-13
". c. EGRI Z GO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

W. e. ACHI. our manager. has over
Is years experience in real estate bus
susess in this city.
Hoaolulg. February :. 1883. siss
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\ Model Piaa; "a rot complete vita
oct Electric Power. thus elsaesssax
sta small caEiae&.
Way no; Eeaeraie your pozc- from
one CENTRAL S;zsioas oas sss~--
s'or can furnish PoEer 20 yoz- Pump.
CenirifSEais. Elevators. P.ors. Rail
rays and Hosts: also. szralsA Ilrs.
and po~eT for = radius 90 sroz g 20
- miles.
Electric Power bcsaE usee. saves ta.
labor o: hasiiax coal n yszs SEA. also
water. and does away via hskA-7-soec
snEinsers. aat oaiy have oae earn. 90
COX after n your aill
Where water PSEer t. zvarzs,e Q:
costs ao;hins 20 E1as-z.s Electric
PoEe-.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CON-
PANY - ap- ready TO su-zssA Es.csrsr
P,sa;s AMI Ccasrz;ors q, az ersc-ss-
&c az short notice. zas also las O.
s2ni |. LARGE stock q, vgre. cAa.se-
isrs aat Electrical Goods.
All orders viii be E.sea --ozs. az
tsaiioa. sai estimates sz-zltsas .a-
LxhtInE zat Poser P.zass: an. a.
;sassoa u Eivsa % usssn a-s s,a-sas
wIriaE.
THBo. HOFFMAN. ,ta=ar.r.
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COME AND COMPARE
CHE Ka$b~~

Agents FOR Dr. Delmsi's tsasa-Mess
Underwear. Send f1r Catalogue.
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Bombay, Hong Kong.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
In Fixed Deposit for IL months p. C.
in Fixed Deposit for months 311 p. C.
U1 Fixed Deposit for months 8 p. c.
INTEREST ALLOWED BY THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA
On Current Deposit 51a per cent p. a
On Fixed Deposit for II months, z p. C.
The Bank buys and receives for COL
ESction Bills of Exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters OF Credit on the
above Branches and Agencies and
aransacts General Banking Business.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
rssw Republic Bldg, Honolulu, III. I.
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Prices are the cheapest in sse mar
k~t.
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SIS lots at Kapaiama. 'y5nE nsuks
80 Kias street. abou; 90 fccs froz
the Kapatana Tramways pcP5s.
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For further particulars apply to
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For Sale.

- lots az Kai.h3. szrsaE KamsAsme-
ha ~ Road. and la srput % =.
Narkham's res.dsErs. u5fh nrs
dwelling on.
one 10, ssx.oo ser,. mauka % 49,
Catholic church p7emsses az KaI5hs.
SIS lots az kapaiama. 'yjuE msuks
.: Kiak street. about 90 fcCs frosa
the Kapaiasna T-amways pcP5s.
five lots aad houses az kapatamz.
situated msuSs % Kia< stree; and
on the wals>ki side 90 Morris Es-
tats premises. income SIS. a year.
S. 10; ot abou; haif an acre mauka
side 90 Kins street. about 60 &C.;
from the corner % L..igha and Kia<
strcetk The premises produce an
Income % s5si per anaum.
s-s5 lo;s 5OXio0 fees IN Puuaug Traes.
- lo;s 5sNts" CO. Puuaug Tract
- LOIS iVOXeO0 iu Puuuui Tract.
&c lots iC0XepS on Nuusuu STREE.
right opposite the old See works
About coo lots s0xico az Nuuanu az
rear and mauka 81 the above lots.
S-Abou; 80 lots in the KcSso Tract.
situated opposite the Make leland
hand stand. u - admitted that 9;
- one % the best tracts near the
Waikiki Sea Beach.
s-Abou; 80 lots in ;hc KaPahuiu
Tract.
Io-About 1000 acres Co Kea.akomo.
Puma. Hawaii: the land extends
from the beach to about : miles
from the volcano.
ii-City properties. etc. c;r.
Prices are the cheapest in the mar
k.t.
For further particulars apply 10
v. c. FGKI Z GO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
W. q. ACHG. our manager. has over
Is years experience in real estate bus
!r.ess in this city.
Hoaolulu. February :. 1883. ttts
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THU BANK OF HAW All.
Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Republic Of Hawaii.
LIMIT ED -

Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic Of Hawaii
CAPITAL $500, 100000
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Chag. n. Cooke .......... President
J. 2. Anterior -....... Vice President
p. II. COOKE cashier
+. E.. AthertOn ............. Secretary
Directors-Henry Waterhouse, Tom
May, F. w. Macfarlane, e. D. Tenney,
J. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor
Dorations, Trusts, individuals and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking en-
trusted TO it. Sell and Purchase For
sign Exchange, Issue Letters Of Credit.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in accordance
with rules and conditions printed in
pass books, copies of which may be
Ahd on application.
SAFE Deposit Boxes rented by the
month or year.
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COLD WEATHER
SICKNESS.
DR.. Slocum of New York City, Says that
Consumption Germs Do Their DeadIi-
est Work at Time When the
Germs of Other Diseases are
Dying OF the Cold.
4 FAMOUS SCIENTISTS MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
Consumption Lung Troubles and Other Cold Weather
Annihlated by His Scientific System of Treatment
plete Course Free to All Our Readers

Cold weather means hard work for your
lungs
Hard work is good for strong people.
but death to weak.
That's why cold weather is death TO
thousands who suffer from weak lungs
There is a danger point for all people
with weak lungs beyond which IL is not
wise to allow their lungs to so.
Weak lungs may last you for years, but
II YOU once get past the danger point, and
stay there, there can be but one ending,
Consumption.
The proofs that you have passed the
danger point come quickly enough: cough,
cold, sore throat, pain in the lungs, fever,
night swcats. loss of sleep and of appetite,
loss Of flesh or wasting away--aH tell the
tale too truly.
When your lungs arc weak. there is room
for the consumption germ TO grow. and IL
grows all too quickly when 1t once gets
started
Time was when every consumptive was
doomed But that time. thank God. is
past.
BY the untiring efforts and brilliant
genius of one Of the worlds greatest
scientists lifetime OF labor and research
has been crowned with success.
Consumption can now, By the new sys-
TEN of treatment OF this eminent physician,
be rendered null and void.
II can he prevented.
il can he cured
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Mr. j. n. Griswold commercial agent OF
the Santa Fo. will leave today for a trip
10 interior points.
Colonel r. NJ. Hunt, travelling passenger
agent of the Queen and Crescent, was here
yesterday from his headquarters in Fort
Mcrth
Mr. Charles 3 Sicat, general passenger
and ticket agent Of the Rock Island head :
quarters at Fort Worth, spcn, yesterday in
Houston,
Mr.. II. A. Johnson general freight agent
OF the Colorado and Southern. headquar-
tiers at Denver, WAS In the city on business
yesterday.
MIR. Fred ID. Miller travelling passenger
agent Of the Illinois Central. left yesterday
for New Orleans after two days visit
TO Houston
Mr. W. T. Hancock. commercial agent
OF the Houston East and West Texas. re-
turned to his headquarters Yesterday after
an extended trip to East Texas points.
Mr.. ". II. Cogswell. general agent OF
the Pee Gee. with headquarters at San An.
tonic, spent yesterday In the city under
the protecting care OF Commercial Agent
Harry Archer of the same line.
Mr. Gentry Waldo. travelling freight
agent OF the Huntington lines. with head
quarters at Nashville. was here yesterday
after an extended absence. Mr. Waldo.
VINO is son of the late J. Waldo, was
formerly an cmploye OF the general freight
oihco OF the Houston and Texas Central
ana is well known and popular here.
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smlth,ll,c rircmcn,. nnlI.

smithville, Texas. March l6--The Sec
ond annual ball Of the Smithville FIRE de-
partment, given at the Nancy opera house
in this city last night, proved very sue
cess;uliy to be the event of the season.
The interior of this spacious building was
exquisitely decorated, a large wax doll
being suspended from the center OF tho
ceiling, sitting In a swing made Of red.
white and blue ribbons over which electric
lights Of the same colors were placed
Around The doll, decorations forming a
square, hremcn's buckeks were hung AZ
each corner, underneath Of which the let
ters - v. f. D." made Of everereens.
were attached Words are not at hard 10
fully describe how beautifully the building
was decorated The hremen spared no
pains to make this ball grand success and
too much praise can not be given them.
large crowd OF visitors from surrounding
towns we're in attendance.
After the ball Miss Dora Pannell was
elected FIRE queen. aud Misses Katie pwyer
and Ida May Eagleston were elected
sponsors.
Representative s. L. staples ana W VI,
Cobb OF Austin came down yesterday to
attend the ball,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. gighsmith Of Bastrop
were among the visitors attending the pail
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Future generations will see 1t no long
er upon earth.
As DR.. Alexander Hill Master OF
Downing College, and vioe-C Chancellor of
Cambridge University, England, said, con-
sumption Is now to be classed as one Of
those mysterious diseases which are alb
solutely preyentablc."
DR.. Slocum has made II so.
With liberality, born OF true greatness
and broad mindedncss, the discoverer OF
this new system OF curing consumption and
building up weak lungs offers to send ia
every one OF our readers who will write
for it, complete free course OF his treat
ment consisting of three large bottles OF
his preparations.
The system consists of four remedies
which act simultaneously and supplement-
each others curative action.
Every frst-eiass druggist dispenses the
Slocum System OF Treatment In large orig
inal packages, with full directions for uee,
WRITE TO THE DOCTOR.
Merely send your name and full address
TO DR., T A. Slocum, Laboratories 9S Pine
street. New York, when you will receive
the three free bottles al once
Write then, without delay. DO not wait
till weak lungs become weaker or until
the germ appears, but take advantage
while there Is yet time, OF this broad and
liberal offer Please mention residing this
| IN The Houston Post when writing to the
Doctor.
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Launarx ara store nurn4s

WaAahachie. Texas, March is--The Ma
iionsl laundry and brick store burned
before day this morning. Ths laundry
building was owned by Dr. b. G. Conner;
the laundry machinery was owned by
Mesars. Bedford. Johnson & MeClannahan:
the two last named bought a ons third In
terest each Yesterday. The machinery was
insured for $500. Mrs, Bedford lived over
the laundry and lost furniture valued AZ
5000; the laundry building was not IN
srrcd The other brick was owned iy Major
A. NJ, Dechman. and was insured.
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MEXICAN FREIGHT RATES
Present Tariffs to Be Maintained After
March n.
BUSINESS WILL BE IN CHARGE OF BUREAU
New Basis of Rates and Divisions
win Probably Becomc Ef-
fecfivc by May 1.

News was received here Yesterday TO the
effect that the traffic men, who are gath
cred at ST. Louis for the purpose OF ar
ranging matters In regard to intermexlcan
business. had agreed TO restore and main
tain the present tariff rates TO Mexico on
and after March 81. The agreement en-
tered into provides further that all con !.
tracts which can not he cancelled before
the time named are TO be reported. and
that all Mexican business is TO be placed
under the jurisdiction of the Southwestern
bureau.
The new basis OF rates and divisions
which WAS agreed on win be made ef-
fective as soon as possible. probably by
May /.
The representation at the meeting was
as follows
Southern Pacific company General
Western Agent Neimyer.
Atchison, Tokeps and Santa &c rail
way. Assistant General Freight Agent
German.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific rail-
way Assistant Freight Traffic Manager
Cover.
Kansas city, Pttsburg and Gulf rail-
IOdu, OcutIdl TiNi6ni ~N6tLit hNs
Missouri Pacific and Texas and Pacific
railways, General Freight Agent Stith.
Mexican Central railway General
Freight Agent Holman.
Mexican National railway, General
Freight Agent Ryan and General Western
Agent Thurber
Mexican International railroad, General
Freight Agent Dunlap
Mexican railway, Traffic Manager Van
Antwerp
Interoceanic Railway OF Mexico, Geu-
eral Freight Agent White and General
Agent How
Ward line, General Agent Allen.
Atlantic and Mexican Gulf Steamship
company. General Agent King.
Southern railway. Assistant General
Freight Agent Fitzgerald.
Mobile and Ohio railroad Assistant Gen
eral Freight Agent Denyyen.
Illinois Central railroad, Assistant Gem
eral Freight Agent Becker.
Queen aud Crescent route, Mr. c. +.
Williamson.
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Hillsbore, Texas. March le-An inpor-
tsnt case has been concluded in the dis
triet court 1t is the case of Or. r. A.
Williams ct al vs. Winfield Scott, for dam
ages. The facts show that about three
wears ago some cattle dealers whom Dr.
Williams and Or &. II. Vaughan were
suretiss for failed They owed Winfield
Scott large sum Of money and he caused
attachments to run on drug store and
seine stock In this county Suit for dam
ages was promptly instituted, The case
was tried at the last term of district court.
resulting in a hung jury. The case today
reSulted in verdict for plaintiffs, Will
liams being allowed $3.50 actual and
$1,000 exemplary damages, and Vaughan
$1,000 exemplary damages It. is under
stood that the defendant will appeal the
case
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Victoria Locals.

Victoria Texas. March i6.-rne NUM-
cipsl campaign has opened With the an
nouncement OF the candidacy of the pres
ant incumbent. p. F. Williams. and Alder
mani H. Schneider. .Jr for the office OF
mayor -Four aldermen, one from each
ward. are also TO be elected. but the att
nounceni, nts have not yet been made.
The freuien decided. az their meeting
last Monday night. 10 have practice
drill on San Jacinto Day. April n, at the
conclusion OF which refreshments WIN be
served at headquarters. A bail Will be
given al the Casino at night; all the neces-
sary committees we're appointed TO make
the arrangements.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

JoRDAN-oi Texas, March To-
Lydia Jordan. aged wears. died OF dropsy,
she Was the daughter Of N. r. Jordan and
has been sick since last November. The
corpse will be taken to Saratoga for burial.
EARI1--Texarkana Texas, March a.
Mrs. NJ A. Earl an old resident of Texar-
kama. died here this morning OF catarrh OF
the stomach She was So years OF age.
There is at present more sickness in Texar-
kama than was ever known here before at
any time
MAJORs--Moun Vernon. Texas. March
IA Mrs Eugenie Majors, wife OF A. J.,
Majors. member OF the Mount Vernon
bank after four or ave months illness,
died bare today OF consumption and VIII
be buried 10 the Mount Xerncn cemetery
BUIFoRp-~Terrell Texas. March 1S.--
TODAY the remaius OF john II. Buiford we're
laid to rest II the city cemstary Mr Bull
fora vas drowned Shile crcELins stream
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10 Mississippi one day last week HIS
mother and family live in Terrell The
Masons accompanied his remains TO the
grave
DANIELS 7 sTnrkanq, Texas, March 10,
Mr. u o. Daniels an old and highly re-
speoted citizen Of Rose Hill. died ~ a
late hour last night Mr. Daniels has lived
in Texarkana Tor twenty years and leaves
? large family here.
DIPFEL. --Warrenton, Texas March 10.
Died ~ the residence Of his mother,
near warrenton March II, Adolph Dip
pei, aged Is years, after a brief Illness.
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THE OLD WAY
OF Treating Dyspepsia and IndiEes.
ton by Diettng Dangerous
and Useless One.


We say the old way, but really it is a
very common one at present time and many
dyspeptics and physicians as we'll con-
slider the first step to take in attempting
10 cure Indigestion is to diet, either by
ers or TO greatly diminish the quantity
usually taken, in other words, the starva-
ton plan is by many supposed TO be the
first essential
The almost certain failure OF the starva-
ton cure for dyspepsia has been proven
time aud again. but still the moment dys-
pepsia makes its appearance course of
dieting is at once advised
All this is radically wrong II is foolish
and unscientifc TO recommend dieting or
starvation to man suffering from dys-
pepsia because indigestion itself starves
every organ and every nerve and every
fibre in the body.
What the dyspeptic wants Is abundant
nutrition, which means plenty of good,
wholesome, well cooked food and some
thing 10 assist the weak stomach TO digest
NJ This Is exactly the purpose for which
stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted
and this is the method By which they cure
the worst cases OF dyspepsia; in other
verbs. the patient eats plenty OF whole
some food and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
digest 1t for him In this way the system
Is nourished and the overworked stomach
rested because the tablets win digest the
food whether the stomach works or not
One OF these tablets win digest 5000 grains
OF meat OF eggs.
Ycur druggist Nill tell you that stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets is The puregt and safest
rsmedy for stomach troubles and every
tr.a makes ono mere friend tor this ex.
ceilent preparation. Scld ~ 80 cents 70.
full slzcd package at all drug stores
a litile book on Stomach di1eSsss mailed
trce b. aldreEtinE +. a. stuart Co.. Mar.
shall, Mich.
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Hcarnc Locals.

Hearne. Texas. March 16.-Con. Luther
ManshIg viii deliver one of his Interests
ing lectures here. a portion OF the pro-
ceeds win be given to the public school
library.
Colonel Edwin Wilson left on this
mornings International train for his home
In Austin.
Rev y. *. Thornton of Marlin is spend
ing few days here.
The planters are well pleased at the good
season just put in the ground by the heavy
rats. II the weather VIII remain warm
for a few DAYS longer their chances for 4
coed stand of corn viii be ilattering. On
the other hand. IL cold weather prevails
they will have to rcplant,
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specinI Event Rates.

The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Rail.
way company announoes reduced rates FOR
the following occasions:
Dallas-Grand Lodge knights of Ply
thias and Texas undertnkers' association.
April Is and 10.
Yictoria-Annual convention Travellers
Protective Association. april Is to 10.
Fort Worth-United Benevolent associa-
ton. April 10.
Temple--Meeting of Daughters OF the
Republic Of Texas. April 90 and 81
ers. etc. the Sap will use IS maximum
rate and will run special trains from va.
rious points.
Reduced rates will also be put on for
the meeting of the State Medical associa-
ton at San Antonio next month.
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roRr ARTHUR CELEBRATION.
Extensive Arrangements Are Bein;
nIndc for the Event.

Extensive Arrangements Are Being
blade for the Event.
Commercial Agent Fl. G.. Archer OF the
Kansas city. Pittsburs and Gulf, who was
here from his headquarters in Galveston
Yesterday, is quite enthusiastic over the
celebration in honor of the completion OF
the Pert Arthur channel which will be
held at Port Arthur on Saturday, the 2oth
instant Post reporter yesterday Mr.
Archer said The celebration will lie a
hg event in every way. All 81 the Pee
Gee dienitaries, including tbs foreign hond-
holders will be present. as Will unless the
present arrangements are -disturhed, the
governors of Kansas Nebraska, Arkansas
Missouri and Louisiana Governor Savers
of Texas viii also be on hand. and be will
he accompanied by nearly al the mem beers
OF the two houses of the State legislature
Extensive arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of all visitors have beet,
made End thoroughly good time may tie
locked forward t. BY those who expect to
atterd"
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Luling. Texas. March 1.-THE Young
Mems Moral Union OF Luling formally
opened their magnificent hall to its patrons
and members by grand public reception
last night. The entertainment consisted
OF speeches recitatlons and delightful mu-
sic, furnished hy the Luling orchestra.
Quite large crowd was present, and all
had good time. The union Prcposek to
sive public reception every two weeks
which after the delightful time enjoyed
last night, promises to be quite an enter
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GRAIN Rntc Hearing.

Chicago, March i6.--The interstate COM
merce commission has concluded the hear
ing OF the charges brought against the
railways by the grain shippers OF Chicago
and Peoria. An early decision is looked
for. The railway men profess to be salts
fed that the grain mems case is too weak
to bring about any interference with the
rates complained Of They even talk OF
putting in similar rates OH wheat from
The Mississippi river.
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tanning feature In Luling social circles
Tho organization MS lis name indicates. is
organized for the purpose OF furnishing
amusement aud entertainment to the
young men and lsdieF that will be limo
cent and strictly moral II is backed by
The influence and means OF the best people
of the town. and course. will succeed
and do muchsood In furnishing a place
OF amusement for boys and Young men, and
Keeping them away from places OF ques.
tionsble character
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Temple. Texas. March l6--Tbe directors OF
the Temple National bank met yesterday and
elected Hon. George G. Rendleton president
and assigned his duties
The delinquent tax list OF the city Is being
printed, AZ present there are about 800 pcccs
OF real estate on which tho 1895 taxes have
not been paid. However, the average Of
promptly paid taxes indicates that people who
have property In Temple are ready and will
lag to look to its safety.
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CHARTERED,

The following corporations fled charters
with the secretary OF state today:
Frank Bivns Lumber company OF Kill
dare. Cass county capital stock 100000
Pilot Point Cotton Oil Mill company OF
Denton county; capital stock $40, 900.
The Mineral Rubber company of San
Antonio; capital stoak 100000
The Cleburne Sewer company; capital
stock 10000,
Newman Carroll Brick company Of b,
Paso, capital stock 10000
Waco Auditorium company; capital stock
$4,000.
sForney Model Gin company; capital
stock $4,000.
The Lockhert Oil Mill and Fower COM
pany filed an amendment to its charter
changing its name TO Lockhart Cotton OIL
company.
The Modern Forties OF Wichita. Kan.
were granted a permit to operate in Texas.
MUSTER OUT OF FIRST TEXAS,
Governor ssyers this evening wired the
secretary Of war asking him TO muster out
the First Texas infantry at whatever point
the members thereof desired,
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other peuths,

BONNER. Mrs Elizabeth 81, at
Gainesville, March II; she was a pioneer
Texan,
BoURLAND. Rev. NJ s.--Aged so. at
Levits March 10.
LAMBERT Miss Martha--At Midway
March 2, OF pneumonia.
SPANGLER, Mrs, Mary--At San Antonio,
March II: she leaves husband and six
children.