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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-14

ment OF the road Underhill came into pos
session OF certain important secrets of tho
, ,, which he later revealed to the
united states Interstate and the Texas
commission relative to rebates furnished
by the road
1t Is also learned that this information.
ai,er II had been secured. was not OF much
saiue without additional matter. which he
u'u not secure, Entering the Texas rail-
commission service he attempted,
as us representative, upon frequent occa-
s, ons 10 get entrance to the railroad COM
. psny DOCKS Upon the first occasion he
went there while of on a vacation. and
nor IN the employment OF the commission.
ny was refused sight OF the books He
.eported the matter 10 the commission,
snu SUIT was brought against the road for
,al,ure to permit commission expert to
t ,ok at the books. Later these suits we're
dismissed.
Not long since Underhill applied again
10 see the books This was refused him on
zen separate and distinct occasions, and
SUITS are now pending on these cases
me commission has absolutely nothing
10 say about UnderhHrs dismissal. save
lnst his services are not wanted. It is
Wen known fact that he Is bitterly opposed
oy all the railroads OF the State. Il has
peen charged also that his work as an ex.
pert is not at all satisfactory to the COM
mssioners. They are. however. re,icent
ABOUT the matter, and while It has been
r'umored that there is something behind
me discharge, the commissioners insist
that there is absolutely nothing
Mayheld was for retaining Underhill.
and the other two commissioners were
Tor dischsrging him. The commissioners
say that they have good reasons for their
actions but they positively refuse to say
anything for publication.
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AUDITOR uNDERHILL FIRED.
The Texas Commission Has No Fur
Their Use for His Services,

Their Use for HIS Scrvfces'
st. Louis Republic.
Austin, Texas, August 11.-Assistant
Auditor Underhill of the Texas railroad
commission severed his connection with
the commission today, being released by
order of Chairman John H. Reagan. The
reason given for his release is that his
services are not needed any longer. In
official circles it is known that Undermine
head was ordered to fall on August j, ana
Chairman Reagan, who was away at the
time. instructed Commissioners Mayield
to discharge Mr.. Underhill, but he failed
tn do so. Chairman Reagan then came
back TO Austin, before going to Denver.
where he now is. and gave Underhill or
ders to leave today.
while the commissioners absolutely re-
fuse to talk. and have done so all along, II
has been understood for some time past
that Mr.. Underhill would have to go. HIS
work has not altogether proven satlsfac-
tory TO the commissioners, according 20
the statement heard. and they have de-
cided 10 dispense WITH his services.
II is we'll known fact that Mr.. Under
Hill has not been on good terms with the
southern Pacific system for some months
lin fact. since he severed his connection
with that road several years ago. There
Is a great deal to be told about this sey-
erance between Underhill and the south.
ern Pacific system. Little has been toia
as yet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-14

was in Alvin Saturday on legal business
Several OF the visiting Baptist ministers
occupied the pulpits OF the different
churches today.
Miss Ida McDavitt returned home this
morning after several weeks visit to
friends In Rig Springs. Texas
Mr.. Malcolm Graham. representing the
NAPLES Platter Grocery company OF Fort
Worth. is spending sunday with his family
at the Sampson ranch.
Miss Mamie Patterson OF Patterson
Texas. is visiting the family OF Prof. j. ].
Shirley
Mrs. j. Brodnax OF Angleton who has
been visiting friends in Alvin. has re-
turned home.
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Kendall County Taxable vniue..

Boerne, Texas. August lo,--The tax rolls
OF Kendall county for 1899 show Sis, 266
acres of land rendered for sS72,S6i; iil0
town lots rendered for sl9S,ac5; s756 horses
and mules valued at s4s,7l5; 9735 cattle
valued at sos, ZOO sTOe sheep valued at
si510; $50 vehicles valued at Sls.Sa0, mer-
chandise valued at S5S.iSS; machinery val
ued at S19,loo: engines and boilers valued
at $3.50; money and notes valued at Slii,-
slI; miscellaneous property valued at
1924 1874
The total valuation being Si,692,7S0, an
increase OF about $4,000 over last year,
The rate OF county taxation 10 40 cents
on the hundred dollars.
There are 113 poll tax payers in the
county, There is more than enough
money in the treasury from last year S
collections to pay all expenses until the
next taxes are collected. The county
has paid cash for the past thirteen years.
30 there is no floating Indebtedness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-14
U JOHN G. WALKER REUNION.
Eleventh. Annual Event Was the

Eleventh Annual Event Was the
Most Successful Held.
BASKERVILLE, Texas, August 1.-THE
Fe'h annual reunion of Confederate
Fsins Camp John G. Walker" at this
q ms the largest and most interesting
hd here, which closed last night
ntNpular war drama presented by
ASers Prairie Dramatic club, after
-sa Gays session. The crowd was
lNs at, from 5000 to 5000 people.
Beng large number present from
~ huntsville, Marquee, Jewett, Cen
ls ana other towns. The old veterans
all the adjoining counties were
s.' BY night of the first day. The
w aay was spent in military drills
hlades principally.
y !Afd days exercises began with the
ans address delivered by County At
s " J. R. Jackson, who presented
- PEOPLE many Of the true historical
naalng TO the war and the true cause
sasa the Confederacy fought, in a
w and eloquent manner. Next was
nam battle, after which the crowd
lasa 70 receive rare treat In the
beautiful and able address de-
~ HON. I. H. Ball of Huntsville.
wv ABOUT one hour amid constant
n q The people, after which dinner
N remainder OF the day was spent in
~ way generally.
n tuesday the first day, parties started
..assAment stands in opposition to
M y, 'un and conducted by Camp John
, ,. without its consent and over
' 'sa,sa. The parties were promptly
sssa and ordered by County Judge
49,. ~ ! 70 remove from the grounds and
.. N 'us,r selling to any of the people
nm. me principal allegation in
rs.,. application for Injunction being
,N.s ~ mat the people were as
s,i,a.w lne camp for the purposes of
' A., q reunion on Its own property,
i :, Tue rights, privileges and reve-
am, ~ assembly was the property of
ny, win which defendants had no
AZ interfere. The order of the court
mi, ,sa,ded and defendants were
'' "naea In Jail for contempt.
D.
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Alvin Persannls.

Alvin, Texas August 1s.-captain Sam
Jack OF Velasco is in the city visiting
relatives. He will move his family TO
Alvin in the near future.
Miss Jewell Monday OF Terrell. Texas
is in the city visiting her cousin. Miss
Emma Hamlet.
Mr.. T. w. Carlton left Thursday for
ST. Louis to purchase his fall stock OF dry
goods.
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IMPORTANT ORDERS.
Arkansas state Commission Taking
Check on the Railroads.

NaTN"hsns state commission Taking
Check on the Railroads.
Following is circular No. G. issued by the
railroad commission OF Arkansas:
To the Express Companies Doing Bust
ness in the State of Arkansas: Pursuant
to sections 16 II and % of the act of the
general assembly Of the State of Arkansas.
creating a railroad commission tIregulate
the transportation of freight by railroad
and express companies, approved March
IL, 1892 as far as said sections are ap-
plicable to express companies, the COM
mission has prepared blank forms upon
which you will make annual reports to
this commission, covering information re-
CURED by law to be furnished this com
mission by express companies doing bust
ness in this State. We herewith furnish
you with two sets of our forms so that
you may make your reports in duplicate,
one of which is TO be returned by the COM
pany for its convenience and future refer
ence. We have adopted the fiscal year
ending June 30. Consequently the infor-
nation elected relative to your income
accounts, etc. covers a period of one year
commencing May l, 1898, and ending June
30, 1899. You will please execute and re-
turn the receipt thereto attached"
Circular No. I is as follows:
1T is ordered by this commission that
each railroad corporation and each ex-
press company doing business in this
State shall hereafter beginning with Sep
TENDER l 1899. and each day thereafter.
send daily to the office of this commission
impression copies of their local billing,
thereby showing to the commission daily
each local billing of freight for transporta-
ton over their respective lines, and also
impression copies of their daily abstracts
of local way bills and monthly accounts
current of their local traffic, respectively.
1T is further ordered that~ach railrca1
corporation and each express company do
ing business in this State be served at
once with notice of this order by copy
through the mails"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-14
WERE LABOR Is NEEDED.
s of Mississippi Want
IA. Men to Work.

s of Mississippi Want
4. Wen to Work.
y Editor Of The Post.
u's' Miss, August 1o.-Haviag
~ Two weeks ago, when there
- unemployed large numbers of
slsn' especially food sufferers. I
Y 4. ~ your columns to state that a
\ o. men can find ready employ
b = !, 5000 wages, at the various saw
IN ,,,, ne New Orleans and North
h.ln,s AWAY. My husband being a
kga III, aas learned that the mills all
M a. seetirn are crowded with
psurs months ahead, while they can
\ Nv snos to run the mills on half
n lros, We trust that when this be-
sssss ~ IN your section It NAV be
} u Il. y placing those wanting good
! IA - ave, way Of getting to work at
W ip,a,n Communication asking for
~ b sr IN will be cheerfully an
Belle B. Mills.
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Two Residences al Commerce.

Commerce, Texas. August 1.-two resi-
dences owned by W, w. Rutland, occupied
by Ed Chaddick and D. White, burned to-
night, Loss on buildings twelve hundred
dollars. eight hundred insurance. Chad
dicks household goods toal loss, insured.
House occupied by Rutland saved with diff
6culty.
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Dun - colored Normal Closes.

y ~, Texas. August 1s.-The COL
\ IL n. which has been in progress
NJ VA past six weeks, closed yes
q ~ lusces sne usual examination, after
t'ses ,sssenty-three applicants for
~ for snfee for first grade ana
'seond grade.
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New Tr,n, for Cnnrop ncrused.

Georgetown, Texas, August ls,--n the
district court here Saturday Judge T, s.
Henderson of Cameron presented motion
for new trial in the Cannon case.
Judge Brooks, after listening two hours
to the argument of the learned counsel.
ovorruled his motion and refused a new
trial. Defendant Will appeal,
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snit Auninst The l<nt..

Denton, Texas, August l2.--Houston
Bates is suing the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway company for $4,000 dam
ages His wife he alleges, was injured in
stepping from one of defendants trains
at Pilot Point, her health being perma-
nently impaired
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An Error Corrected.

!, have special wagons for collection of
|lGiGE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
Htsslrs trains; also for delivery to pri-
Hlitsrces in the city. We are on duty
u hours. WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
b srters from private residences receive
Eil siisntion Phone So.
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-14

frulns arrive and depart from the Grand
& ao, eseeptthe Missouri. Kansas and Texas
y ,tShhiw depo, in the Fifth ward. the In
Esta md Grea. Northern ANA Columbia Tap,
h " he International and Great Northern depot
Lrfnss avenue The Missouri. Kansas and
ur. Galveston. Houston and Henderson trains
! xlnhmltonal and Great Northern depot.
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4 ,S ~, HOUR ERASED

tunst !, Worth wort and Denver. Begin
"a cais 'ae new fast train of Pull
m For r cars on the Denver Road
) ~ arris. worth as before, at 9:45
seh' N Denver at i D. M. in
one hour saved.
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ia G. y. r.. r.
49, M, of Congress Avenue.
ny 81. Louis and Chicago.
Arrive 4.30 a. m.
N 2 North to Palestine.
Daily. Arrive AIS ?. m.
IM and veIasco Trains.
Daily Except Sunday
...... Arrive $40 p. m.
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q. n. s II. r.. n.
] 49,, no, Of Congress Avenue.
"'calyeston Trains

C.s,e,r Special leaves Houston 1850 p. m.
snfy All these trains leave the
~ |, Congress Avenue Depot IS minutes
~. ,h,n The above
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H.E. & w. T. n. r.

Grand Central Depot.
ks,o,. n. Express Train Arrive $40 a. m.
fur,pon, Kansas City and Cincinnati)
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G. H. & n. II. r..

Grand Central Depot
!. CaivestOn and LIN Porte
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-02
Mos, stamp wsr.hou.. Receipts.

Must stamp warehouse Receipts.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Assistant At
torney General Boyd has rendered an
opinion in which he holds that all re.
ceipts given for goods. merchandise and
property held In storage In Q regular
warehouse require the stamps provided
for BY the -ar avenue oct.
1t doubles the Joy Of the human heart
brightens body and brain. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents.
FRANK g. Smith.
Many q household is eaddened BY
death because OF tho failure to keep or
hand a safe and absolutely certain 0urs
I or group suoh a. Ono Minute Oougt
Cure. See that your little ones are pro
tected against emergency.
! Cook 4 ODEE.
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Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding itself OF waste matter. DeWitt'e
Little Early Riser will remove the
trouble and sure Sick Headache. Bilious
ness, Inactive Liver and clear the Com
plexlon. Small. sugar coated. don't
grippe or cauee nausea.
Cook 4 CDEE.
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Dissolution Of Copartuership

Notice is hereby gwen that the copert-
nership heretofore existing between j.
j. Craney, Jr.. and +. NJ. Hubbell, under
the firm name OF Craney & Hnbbell,
bakers anb confectionera, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
f.. NJ. Hubbell retiring. The business
will be conducted by j. J. Craney, Jr.,
1t the old stand, who will pay all bills
Of the late firm outstanding and collect
all bills due the late firm.
Madison, S. d., December 30. 1898:
j. j. CRANEY. JR.
f.. II. HUBBELL.
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Everything new and ul'-to-date
in these garments. All wool beav-
er jackets with high storm collar
lined with silk. English covert
cloth jackets; 6-button, box-front,
silk-faced, satin-lined Bucle jack
cts, storm-collar, dort sleeves.
3O-inch capes, tibet-trim ned,
made Of heavy Bucle, $3.50.
If you want a garment you GER
tainly cannot afford to buy with
out calling on us, for we have de-
cidedly the lowest prices in town.
ID. CkINNO
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THE CITY,.
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

heat IS cents; flax 96.
les Goegins went to Flandrau.
ev. N. NJ. Mime returned from Old
liiton Kramer is confined to bed by
we're attack Of cold.
m. Pressburg departed for South
Oregon, to remain during the winter.
eRular meeting OF Royal Neighbors
pdd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
ISIS Cora Matheny resumed her
hing in the Brant Lake school to-
Goodrich departed for Spokane,
Ph., and D.. Vanney, for WorthingtoD.
IN.
BAD DR.. Frudenfeld's new advertise.
{ aud SEQ change in q. H. Woods
brtisement.
Phn Gregor departed for California
(repsre Tor his return trip to Circle
!. in Alaska.
Pc Bergstreser, John Daily. and Eldrc
poell zero east going passengers OF
II q. m. train.
Kramer went to Salem on the eve
3 train west and J. A. 0lendennine
Fth, to Arlington.
Fiok Walden departed for Minnespo
Ibis evening to take . uurse in |
ntneroial school.
drs. +. Hines OF the southwest part o,
CITY presented her husband with
o girls yesterday.
YER Hoidsl, son OF Hon. Thos. Hoidal
Afford Jacobson departed for Siou,
Is to enter the Luthern college there
arrivals on the evening train, Mis-
ttles Of Sioux Falls, guest Of Mrs
4. Williamson, and VIM. Hewlett 0
Pux City.
drs. IL. II. Plowman who has beel
ming her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
'knspp for q week returned to Old
70 on the evening train.
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Correa Anxiou. to Quit.

!. MADRID. Jan. 2.-La Riforma pub
lishei an interview with Lieutenant
General Correa. minister Ter WAY. vLc
says he is ANXIOUS to resign his portfolio
AS soon as possible. General CoIrea
comments upon the fact that 5000 off.
GERS who have returned from tn- colo.
MES are now w.thou. posts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-02
DAILY LEADER
AADlsuN, SOUTH DAKOTA.
MONDAY, 9, 1898.
e Tine TaNas,

ago. Mtivaukee q 81. pAniR>ilway, which
p6scs, sunday, October ,, lsss:
~kAIke oOIhe sAs1.
ben ger, No. :, deparia II 20 .. n.
Chit, No. ~, depArts 3:3D .. m.
Ighi, No. -, departs $3.50 p. m.
fRAlNs sOihe vDer,
freight, No. 81. departs 4:l5 p. N.
raAiNs 1ROn fnB DAer.
penRer, No. 1, arrives 200 p. N.
)9ht. No. ", arrives : As p. N.
)ght No. '3, arrives 5:3J q. m.
rhAiNe 1KOn rms vnsr.
ght, No. y6, arrives 10 40 q. N.
ths above trains carry pssseaG eSs; bu(
p only when passsn gsrs are provided WITH
Dsness trains going sass make eonnsesiou
- for oil points south.
nADfsou 4 DAlsroL LIES.
eenCcr No. 20l. departs north, 4:lo y. m.
IRht No. 273. departs north, 1880 4. m.
benger No. 2Di ~arrivcs, 1850 .. M.
6Ght No. Pa arrives, $3.50 p. m.
P.J. HULMHS. Local AsoaS.
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Late TO bed and early TO rise. pre-
pares a man for his home in the skies.
But early to bed and a Little Early
Riser. the pill that makes life longer
and better and wiser. Cook & ODEE
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Jackets marked to sell at $3.50,
to close at $500
Jackets marked tosell at $500,
to close at. 81. so
Jackets marked to sell at $500,
to close at. $3.50
Jackets marked to sell at $500,
to close at. .... $3.50
Jackets marked to sell at $1,000,
to close at. $500
Jackets marked to sell at Sl4,OO,
to close at $3.50
D. nCkINNON.
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CLEVER FORGERS JAILED.
Leader Of the Gang the Son Of . Promi.
nent Chicagoan.

Leader Of the Gang the Son Of . Promi-
mont Chicagoan.
New YORK. Jan. g Frank 4.
Parker. the son of wealthy and inauen-
tial residents Of Chicago. was arraigned
in the Center street police court on a
charge of forgery. Despite the prison
er's connections the police say he is at
the head Of one of the most dangerous
gangs Of forgers they have come in con-
tact with in years. Captain McCluskey
says that Parker and Walter Dixon.
who was arrested two weeks ago are
the two cleverest forgers that he has
w met.
DIR. IL. Dean. veterinary surgeon and
assistant state veterinarian OF Wiscon-
sin. who is visiting frleLds in the city.
will remain several weeks and during
that time will attend professional calls
in an! part OF the county.
Soothing. healing. cleansing. De Wits
Witch Hazel Sslve is the implacable enc
my OF sores. burns and wounds. II never
fails to cure piles yon may rely upon II.
Cook x ODEE.
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formed. but perhaps 1t would be oppor-
time for such a paper TO come before the
next meeting OF the State Press associs-
ton.
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To the Public.

/ beg to call your attention to the
fact that | will hereafter make my home
in Sioux Falls. But I shall make reRu.
lar visits to Madison, and I trust that
the large amount OF work that I have
done in this vicinity speaks for itself.
I will continue my custom OF guarantee
ing all glasses fitted to be satisfactory in
every way. / desire to express my
thanks for the liberal patronage Of the
past and trust l may be favored with
your confidence in the future. Respect.
fully, HENRY II. FRUDENFELD,
Technical Optioian.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-11-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING NOTICE
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

The new program at the Orpheum
proved popular
Tomorrow at IL o'clock noon, Jas. f
| Morgan will sell at auction delinquent
| Kihei sugar stock.
The Central Union Choral Society
will meet this evening at Central Union
church at seven o'clock.
A special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
+. & A. NJ. this evening at 1880 O'Clock
Work in the second degree.
The list of officers who will serve the
| Union Feed Co, Ltd. for the ensuing
year is published in this issue
The Anglican Synod concluded its
work yesterday. The closing services
were conducted by Bishop Willis.
The Royal Mausoleum was decorated
with leis and flowers yesterday, the an
niversary of Kalakaua's birthday.
Samuel Dwight has full power of
attorney for w. II. Cummins during
the latters absence from the islands.
David n. Hawley who was in Homo
| lulu last in 1S49 was a passenger by the
| China. He is a guest of Mrs. 5. n.
Castle.
Now is the time to leave orders for
copies of the different Xmas numbers
of periodicals. with the Hawaiian News
Company Ltd.
The list of officers of the Oahu Sugar
Co., Ltd. elected at the annual meeting
of the company on November 10th APP
pears in this issue.
The list of officers who were elected
| to fill vacancies for the uneXpired term,
of VIM G.. Irwin & Co., Ltd. is pub
lished in this issue.
The Woman's Guild of st. Clements
will hold a Christmas fair December 9
at the residence lately occupied by Mrs
| Gulick on King street.
The choir and choral society of Cen
| trail Union church will meet this even
| ing at o'clock to practice the Thanks
giving Day service music.
| The Semi Weekly Star was issued
early this morning. 1t carries to its
many friends of the other Island the
very latest foreign and local news.
The Honolulu Stock Yards Co. Ltd
! will hold a public reception at their
new stables, corner of King and South
| streets, tomorrow afternoon from to
! 5 o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited.
| Purser NJ. A. Tucker of the Cone
! maugh is making his fourth trip on a
| transport He was on the Charles Mel
son which brought the First New Yorks
here. This is his third trip on the Cone
maugh.
The Census Bureau will have its
quarters in the old Finance office in
the Judiciary building, recently occu-
pied by the Chinese Bureau when in
| charge of Mr.. Girvin. Mr.. Bigelow is
the clerk in charge.
f. f. Horton late second officer of the
City of Para, now chief officer of the
Conemaugh is the youngest chief Off
Ger in the service of the International
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MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.

A dividend has been declared and will
be payable at the office of the Company
on Merchant street, on and after the
goth instant.
H. LOSE,
Acting Treasurer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-11-17

Delicious highly frozen Ice Cream and
Sherbets, any flavor.