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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
DOINCS AT CHEHALIs.

cHEHAIsI3. Jan. Miss Bertha Dun
ham. % C@transfer, fpent the week with
Miss Mabs. Russell.
Mss Susie Kraker spent the week with
Tacoma friends.
SIR. g II. Baker. OF Seattle. was 4 CUES,
Of Dr. ard Mrs Powell over New Years.
week with chehsifx friends.
Mrs. Cr4st and MIS- Carleton have re-
turned 20 Montesano after spending the
holidays with :nej. parents
nr. George Mills, of Olympia. visite: J.
r. wsisy Tuesday.
Nr. ana Mrs A. ID. Sheldon will soon
make their home In Olympia
Mr.. and Mrs u. A. Long have returned
from coxmopors-
Mrs s ] Miller. Of Vancouver. returned
horns Tuesday after visit with Mrs. Den
hDt.
Miss DAISY Robertson returned fran
Olympia Sunday evening.
M.ss AiIlsts. Miss Long. Miss Wes.. Miss
Benson and Miss Dickson returned TO Ia
coma Monday 10 their seminary work.
Mrs. -. Il. Cunman entertained Misses
Montgomery. NewIand M.iiets. Terndon.
Mae Gates and Elsie Moses, Aas.rs GaneI.
Maynard. Harry ard Roy cofsman D. w.
Bush. =: A. Mlllets Louis Marion and
Clarence Maynard az taa Friday evening
iz. honor Of Miss Herndon-
Miss Mlliegt entertained Misses HsTu1on,
Cross Maynard. Montgomery. Gates.
Moses and Psrdy ana Messrs. Fowler. Of
cvntrsi.a: MAYNARD, Mfilett, Bush Harry
and Roy Cosyman ard Frost Saturday
evening a. q watch party
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nElLaNGHAM aAY SOCIETY.

wHATTUA Jan The srrssal Te~sr-
ton - fAs Cougar Cfne, On Ne~ Years Ne
isaked forward 20 ~isA great .ssaG1rs hs
taosA who are fertvrsts enough to get al
snvsMssssn. ana this years prsesrasacns were
o. . uaors excessive srsss tfan assssa
There we're Es guests. ard Ola Fellows
bali. which had tse~a prsft.i~ decorated sEr
the oeeasasesss was ;ase5 To the Limit aSsvs
sn3 below. TIE Cvsxsr Club consists ~
sAsrsy~.ss MANNERS ard 80 more than sssr
number can b. sssete4 10 wssnaershlss
ksasa s71snsssTs as 8 sors rsittrs IA kfnzsess
t. SO that sas essnS was carried atss soee
seAsfEist, and they .aE gysfsa rsssa&s3s as
TIE rsssss % th~sr ssovts Mr. u W
tsrrv. i1f. & A. Darling. Nj George CAGE
ard AF. y. fN1a isxsa ~xFs IA, res@pssaa
sassmsssee grOp~f Mr.. IT. NJ Hag Attended
70 Ire requirements 81 pgnea ce@l snAs
had az tss qualities 90 h~sssv ard ssxa
IL ~ss cary - eat CO xruat nlAea - sAe
ard esassasns@ss - SIS 70 AstSASt sas sgser-
fssa ~ Aas a1e sHtsFsEE the r0Sna. Tae
a@a#s1s ssEw p a. " cEscSsk sAa sAs E&a
vspsEa was ansen ef ssssty zaa svsslsassY.
the costumes 81 shs sassss assnx anss~sss4.s
s8sS@at- Aaay Vsssssss Sege present fgSsa
Ssass PAGES ~ ShaSs ESs nlxAszsf4s - thA
sNVG3as. aa4 saso 80 dsag4as broke ux
~ sae cary fssT ssisax tss s>aEsgs aaa
seerts. another sea- syss9@ssa
The IAsstSe 81 1se Nsecah Bees xavs 4 49,
eTTts9s ssa Fr.&as eysEsnE - t6e rensss-
tres es}svAtSsx 20 hat sar5ss. Tszmetgss sat~
lesNd ta% gec@ss&aE a@a sxsENsszseGgs vera
SERVED
Mr. an,. Mgs- goaczA Afso= Yesnrna. CT
Eastsrr rasnts
Mr.. HAITI wsossn e cesfax = n TIE
city.
Mrs J =. NasFrsv> sss r~sssr~ea sve.a a
wish ss ssxe<al usensss - sAe E2Axs
Mr. Ksy IssSsey sass al T-ssexsaxr Eev
starteEa 81 sesaEss IA university wexg
gg&xs A2S Ma AsSTaSs >Ssa.t are 49,
soSssyszS sas1s f~ssssass ca EsS@s street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

rasts g about t. give he- lily white hana
again n rysa&rsr9snF. Esr t1rSt husband was
a rssrua.s THE se@cna WIS q maestro.
TIE thfrd - = rnssseuT. = sse makes tbs
ASA - happy sss> r7a6e tie Others. hs
r rr4az-h - y. ~rvts5, TIE CaEx. she crtg-
sSAt ar:8sx-corn- she sta<Et--a fact which
40 ~, prevent ser from running CT with
%ccoSfat wh1s1 sha teTsSieA- What srs
ser feelings toward faeFr sIlcc "a MT
reported Interest Tn the LAZY one> In
ssssss asgtarly has ssshsS6e4 Art.-tersy ~
sar2sa as sAs Ava SsEss asSe. subsequently
- tie Hoa3fcsa 81 tee Upper Rsxssss- g.
day sae u trs6s r<scccel T1s charm cs
hs- voice was &ns 20 a disease a. shs
ssryrsz- Il vas ks-9v. t-iSs yernscfags ard
zpeCziyEttrziHy arrsate TIE .u-sss af -.
ayTte sage Fe.a-a nc srsl5s SIS brilliant Her
tSross vas q fsarteTrs - Sewers from
wE.za c-sa.ss aSSszse4 sr loc-s e. ssxa.
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uy w.. ss ssnoxur &C. vs~eszs~
- - ~-@r :
u 49,. ~,~~ o. pAsa>A~s
- = . :
1xssS 70 fesS~~e -
gs~-1~~--~s1 fra~x TIrzs. .s.~zxa.t
49,
Ise asr1 Ene 100 GsSS 80 10y
sssEs1w wiz II. and Ass- y !, Dzsgla~
Mr. ~. AHces~ca 49, "ss-asxcAT sof
Fnsfa1essGss- WAe3s Gss VIZ sSA M. AL
oesso1
xr. Carries Z warner re~wrrea 20 6xsx-
wzy i1Ee1Ay. vn<fe n u. rsxzkn ~ q
sEHxr*s-
NJ Gay kcI. Hxehxrxx Of Yakinna. wa
"a Tzeo.sa TnzruzaY. tie raex< e. Rev
Ss<aea InsAa
Nase Ag.cs Irwin. ~ BARRE. Pa. 10 visit
snI Bar xzxse<. Mxn J. IL Ho<Ycexa IL 81
1<ssz@h 4 .rx~~S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

RaiAiga's day % days was a. the sack of
Cadiz in 1896 !, was Raleigh who overhore
the tirnia coanseis OF Lord Thomas How
ard. crying out TO Lord Essox: Extra
mos. Entrances permission so accept
able 10 the gallant young earl that he
threw his hat into the sea for sheer Joy
Then Raleigh betook him to his ship. ana
led tie van under The batteries and right
into the haroor. When his vessel, shat
tered By shot. WAS on the poin, OF sinking
he lefs II TO enter Essex'B ship, and though
wounded severely BY q splinter. had him
se.f carried on shore and .ifted on to q
horse. to charge with Essex against the
Spanish army. OF the sea fight Hakiuyt
says: What manner Of eight this was.
and with what courage performed, and
With what terror 10 the bsholde- continued.
where 80 many laundering tearing peeces
were for so long q time discharged, leave
IL 10 thinks and imagine" OF the charge
on shore he tells Us: The time Of the day
was very hot and faint, and the way was
ali OF dry desps siydsng sand In q manner.
AID besides that. very uneven.
But the most famous Earle. with his va
liant tro1pes. rather running In decide IN
good order. then marching. hastened on
them with such unspeakahee courage and
CELEBRITY. as within one houres space and
Jesse. the horsemsn were all discomforsed
and put to flight. their leader being strook-
en- downe at the very hrst encounter
whereae the foo,men. being wonderfully
dlssnayed and astonisssed az the unexpected
manner OF the Es,giishmen's klnte Of such
fierce and rcsosute light retyred themselves
with all speed possible that they could
We know the story o: Sir Walter Raleigh
but too well: his cruel Imprisonment, his
more craa liberation TO save his life by
accomplishing the impossible. and his most
cruel execution On . warrant signed fifteen
years carrier He knew an that IL to be
known OF success and failure. OF courts
and treachery, OF sea fights and assaults
on cities OF treasure islands and tempests.
and tong marches in tangled fcrests.-For,-
nightly Review.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES, Jan. 7s-Charies NJ.
Bixby died Tuesday morning Of hssrt dis
ease and was buried Thursday by the @ 4.
r.. He came here about nine months ago
IN search 90 health, but The disease hal
secured seo TTn hold. lie enlisted from
Ohio and drew q pension. He leaves B wife
ard one daughter.
Nal r. r. Harding returned Wednesday
from a sortn!ghts visit with relatives a.
Seattle
Mrs. NIcaesi q: F'airholnne, 10 visiting
Mrs ~ r. Smith.
John VI. 81. Peter. o: Pittshars. lei Tar
the Fast LAST week
TIE Literary and Social Cub gave q
rscst successful masquerade ball at the
crsra hoszxa SATURDAY evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

tended BY maskers from all the north
western portion q the county and A9-
tacene parts Of British Columbia
T.. II. Bennett; expects 20 leave In few
days for Fort wrangei. Alaska. where he
Is operating a large lumber camp.
The regular ssmi-montElv dance OF the
CoFnus Club was held at the Coin hall
last Friday evening.
Miss jamie Smith left yesterday for q
months visit with friends in Fremont
Socially the winter, thus far, has been
dUiier than ordinarily.
Last Thursday evening Miss Epson en-
tsrtainsd the members OF tho Epworsh
League OF the NJ. r. church and the
Christian Endeavor societies Of the Con-
gregational and Presbyterian churches at
her home on Washington avenue II was
very pleasant social afYair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

HARTFORD Jan. Mrs 81. A. Ed
rsSs returnss hsrnc from a short yisss ia
Suna susssh Monday.
Mrs. James Cain VAS a. Everett visitor
sAss week
Mr. Marion Wilson WAS a Saohonish vts-
itnv this week
Mr. Clark returned home Sunday from
an extended vacation ~ California
Mr. Ira Jsy returned Tuesday from \
saor, vixi. IN Everett.
Mr. ars Mrs. pprt CHspg%H returned
No-1a the first az the week from an cx-
.srsss@f trio IN California.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
CHAUTAIauA SOCIETY NOTES.

CtiAITAV OLA. saa- Airs NJ H.
Reese sT@ns Christmas week VITA Tsr Low
eTfas sDa saaslF ~ KAM CITY
Mrs BuShHeli ard nephew. Mr., Fuusr.
e Tacoma. have sse~a vtstggnS sAesr sum.
fsisr here 90 FasA1u island
NJ. k1~aT3 IL REESE and Mr. Charles
IFss2S- - ~ Aavs sesa sg@n5sax sse ssss,t.
days WITH friends. returned 10 fhe.r re-
sP~sef.Te sSaooss nsar Rserssf3 and AZ Fail
cry.
Mss Snsaae2Ea. -. Nfxes Frances sus
ftsea isa Assss sa4 Mr. Augustus UGa Esot~
- Tacoma w~re A144ssy guests az t~r~s>sf,t
Cfs~ sesssEw
fEaa. ". Ii. C'ass. =. n. sinsahauxA snss
a Aozs ~ sta&sass fSssFn Ea~aors rsssssz,~
we're zasSFzg the wevss visitors - ~.
ssAees city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

She put stars IN Ole earn. Like Mario.
she was the last and greatest Of a genus
that has gone. There ars no more tenors.
TIE species is extinct There has been bus
one Patti. and a rlssgsur has go. her.
Whether he can appreciate the lady Is
probiematic, but We assume that he VIII
know how TO treat her.-Etga- Gal,us in
Golfers Weekly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

BLAME xan %.-Hr4 E8srg~ac< gesxis =
eaterf7fnes .eU sDsznw sseapse at her
Ests2e last ~SsssS42y evening a. astsgsg 81
her eSsssa MsSs Hattie AlGkssr. 90 rrS-
sse~. Akza
AsAs A@stts ga1AliA-, at Vancouver n
=. - n sAe city visiting relatives ard
fgssTfls
TIE sSars e Veterans % sAts city rave
a hsry sGeeS@ss@5 EaaxaGsra4s AaI at TIE
esera lease Ess3Ay esensrx. IL vas a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

The winter term opened oss Tuesday
uioru4ng with ali classes Ia progress. In
nssdAatefy upon sspeFifg fourteen new ssa-
dents applied for a2Tnl3S 20 Tag sever a.
departments. The work Of Tie fail term IL
continued, bat Dex classes are formed in
pefsstcsI history. sctertjs:c literature. cal
eG4as. astronomy. psy Biological psychoioSy
and ethics.
a yasgsbis addition 20 the college library
u f2ii SCI Of the Century Dictionary In
ten volumes. The library has made great
progress during Tie year.
DG.sEE tEe vacation a very successful
concert was given IN colfsx by Mss Jean
Goidis Arrfo-. assisted by Miss Bang VIC
Lnist. and Miss Laura Jaussg,
Ora wednesday evening az the conseTva-
tory. tie Bernhard Waiibsr Concert Com
ilauy rendered Well selected musical pro
kfarssEe with great ability.
The board Ut trustees has ordered 2
Chfeker5ng Grand piano for the eonserva-
tory. II will arrive during the month and
= faculty concert Will be given upon It's az
rival.
Georg- Eyre. ". u. Guernsey. James Al
len ard 2 L. Brown, Of Dayton, spent the
holiday vacation az their home
A series Of Sh2tesFersan recftaIs Will be
given by Mr.. San uei z Wells Of Portland
next week. Mr. Wells win read from the
Merchant CT Venice Hamlet" and
"0theIio'' On three successive evenings.
TIE ''Frexhiss" formed a sieiga.ng party
on Wednesday evening. Prof Louis F.
Andersen and wife chaperoned the party
ard after two hours jolly riding they were
entertained ard ianchsonea al Mrs. Bak-
sgF-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.
Owing 20 the increased patronage OF the
RainseE-ssrand hotel the new management
will ON Monday. January 9. serve a nrss-
class Table asHote" lunch for SIC.
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SOCIETY At wAlLA wAl4IA.

wAx>s2A wArx1A- Jan. T.--The Erss god
sseiga1nx q s-vsrzl yeAss = bang sa50ys1
sasz xlnssr.
kssz Carrie wger, who b teaching at
wslsusx. spent the holidays with Ger pa
ssnss - IRIS csyy.
Mr. ard Arx Losss Hsnxsksr returned
70 sEkss aSzre q Psn1sesor. asser soTr&srg
Q tsyrxsor os tire holidays - wala ALA
e. Gregory. u cosfax. wsa ID the CITY
ever New Years
NJ. AID Ma. l. Mart PEstsn accom-
pAals< tie Spokane football team 70 Na+sa
WxlI& cn their we66snx trse. ATs- Pxttsa
proved Sz effective us&xs0s~
Those r. Attendance ~ the promenade
eoGeeTt, KEssa % TIE victorious foeSosx1
team on Saturday evening EesssT. &C ea-
tcya1.s time
TIE High 5cAeos Cadets presented sAstr
play Enlisted fos the War ~ Milton. AID
il proved a great Bs2@N9ss.
Mrx. Max EaGuSl<<eF opened ner s1a-
c8cgs yari0rs 10 the ssgsE1ty-fsy boys ard
girls Of the primary department u rhe
Pane sehsoL
TIE masquerade bad given by company
u. ~ e. ~. was well aste-sde9 and prsxes
were awarded literally.
Miss Egrsie E@cs4naan gave an AZ H0r1A
M9r1ay sgensag 10 Ter college friends
Mr, and Agx fsraat Copeland iest for
Ciyrngd&. ws%re MF. Copeland wil be n
attendance a. TIE legislature,
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NelgagEe9ss9s sxs{asza
S Om-of7ozn Society. N
jsSa5,s,SssgssSss1

~< AcgsxA. jan 7e--sec@ssy sesEs
10 hsss s&FDk9 = s<z5sHf6 80
III o.. so sa,w tat axe eeyB1 -
e8sy TIA sssx, ass hAs nok sn-
1 Dr4ess sfss ssse~sSzaty fsv asa9n
rsses and ca&ssax rarFe& fyo<>-
Ably svaryoe9y has fsst fsss nest o. Tsss
after ssss sss1sgst7oxss q tire n1ssc~Ta. an1-
a. ff,1ssga as.sa eyrssnf 10 i've CT sfs recSs~
5teteE .. pseassveS szas~d. nAs ss<ss .
Gzsss wsek.
The fsae xer<o~ssasse< ot fksk DraE.Atse
rfso s1AMss ssearrse Frssay nsxa- De-
essnser ~ a. cssrksv4ag bali. ssnt %
o. sss.rf sra s..srs La rsssszs1 Inc az
xasze1sssx of 81 present BsEG~ trk crxAes-
1Atlsn ~ skss essB 10 0escAer sas ccs<fss1
has tses ssskss forward % ~ssn lnssrsss
Aaa 50 4 Etsls curhe.sy. sn1 il took nsaa
. few MINUTES after BE caftzsn vert ~
0ss fsas trss sase. fSs TIE iATEs sssfs~nes
% fess ftas fhsy rsrs xpsnx = witness
: esn.sssssffa r. ssss s-s ~ tIs&rses Thsraas.
essfsssse ~ffr@aksrx skss lee wzA 4sssx "
Mr. Z. T. walsaas and Mr.. w. W. csif-
tar. y i "a tFssaI att.s gscs sassfns
AEzy from a8fas 20 ssc2S~ ri snsEcae
msrrsa9. arranged ~ tassr psferA A
sEow storaa e,snpsls 18th 70 se<k snsltsr
wh.es - passsssg ssSso1Siy. sheT break TIE
QSAlEtef 3fsa WaisaGe gss ehsrmtng -
. young z5s1 ~ q rather ws4xnsscu bot
Dwe9f asssxsasf.on. AID ts3igarsd Esr srlsndn
~ her essyss ssf9sET ~ heF part, M.
Essft1s naaae hss arsf sppeaFsfsee Ia Ana
&ear she&trseals fssss aetsS r4s Part wfth
~ ttse sAx4 aTsa irish fsAf proved
tstkrst talent Ef9sse.rs farce. '-Ths sssesS-
Ing Car fossoxss. ard ksgs TIE asessses
IN p&ssz ~ laughter. M-s ASEScsrne
Eastey scores q gYeas h. ard her sstsng
Nss fully sag 70 professional standard
Nothing 1us si.s ao~f f@.1sa able eoriauas Sc
1Ds4i6 be nsass upon al, 4rss A y. Eaa,
WHO ts always Eopa sssa . fassrsse III ANA
tea1 thea txsta = 81 TaesfEA, Hss even Det-
teY than ssslaL Bfh r.xys sent sH With
. grAAt deal 81 -. ssss tns aa1ssace lei:
81 GGcs shas .ba players wsTe psgfsriIy at
case ard familiar with sneir gsfu. ssArsng
them thai feeling CT appreassaxson which
Almost tDraefs on Gsfyugss rFo@trstaca f2F
fear th@y usigns forget sfszr Inca Dane
Ing foftSNed tna pays and sn4sd a Eosabse
essfzl0g III Tacoma and AE vino FeFs snsfs
1fe anticipating the nsxt entsssAsaussnt
With eeEer interest. Following 10 ire pr9-
1IaWuS@ AZ IL wAz Given.
"BREAKgsss THE ICE"
CemeassssA 81 One Ae1 By Charles
Thomas.
CAetasp SeIsty ....4.r.s.....s..W. w Clifton
0fn oaers0p .....s-.s... .Aaa- r. b. Wallace
20 81 Aslec.
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Before seiHg 80 ths smoker 80 tag rEloa
gus New y eats wse Mr. ax3 AGRA f-aseg<r
IHaEve gsvr very AxaAaaEas ssngeg ss-
terssisaSag Ne. ARA MIA w.fsszrs 5enss sat
@F Ans 81 J s~ansns Ssr~sr
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Monday eventnk Mr.. ara Nrs ". e
Hacker gave . dinner - M ast Mrs N
q. Fssres. Mr.. ard Mrs. @ n nssnrA.yss
Ard Mr, srs Mrs l. II MsnssnE assnr
cinHeE ssrstrate waiss vas rtzsv3 Asrtng
aAe sy@sang
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

On NatstsS nINst a Nsssx Year sl-rr~
WA sis8S hs Aaax STas1ssrs Ans Msss e'rsn-
So NefSsst. AZ me tsSss acre rsr ass
Mr. ~. " tsEAns Mr. ard Mrs. shsw
Mr.. RSleA SsaeSy end AZ. ! AuesAa " q.
Aest
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Mr.. sa5 NFs. G. " rseksnsa, % So
attic. whe ~sfe tAe guests ~ Mr. ard ArN
- G Tcss~g ever New yeA<sA rsgssEae<s
ksme Tuesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

Carte weTe yacefv~a ia Tacoma Y~xssa,
frese Mr.. an. MIRA Edward Everett rafz'
pore fef The marriages % fhesr eesssars. -,
Mary May Martha ia Mr. Aurx#n yafslnx.
hsst. or Tuesday. January a. &. az
o'clSek 50 ss7a gsssgssil fsessl~~erss 81 lena.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

Ne. ara Mrs. A. c. I,nsa~y gave 90 .r.
osesfinsiy pretty super last SUNDAY naxas
Hal carnations WEIR nsea n aesssr ia \
ere ssesA and sewers WEIR laid Ger he fzs-
lowing guests: Mr., and Mira u w. fssss
tnssn. q Seattle: Mira J. ". Reeve. AS
ysawe. Asss Asssi Rowe and Asa @. u.
Rowe,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-22

Call and see the Rugs and Cur.
tains being displayed at J.. B. Kerr's,
Queen street.
For Monuments, Tomb Stones,
Marble Slabs, etc, call and inspect
what the Hawaiian Marble Works,
Fred. Harrison, proprietor, have on
hand and quote prices. Office on
King street, next to the Occidental
Hotel.
Per AUSTRALIA, for Camarinos
Refrigerator extra fresh supply,
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, Raisins, Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Caulihower, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters lin tin and shelly,
Crabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game in season. Also fresh Rock
fort, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early.
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Talaphopa Q7o
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TIMELY TOPICS.
Honolulu. Aug. 19, 1899.

New Goods just arrived are now
for sale at lowest market prices, as
follows:
The celebrated Haviland Ware
from Europe.
A very large assortment OF Timed
and Enameled iron Saucepans, as.
sorted sizes.
A large invoice OF Henry Disstone
& Sons Hand Saws, Brick Trowels,
and Files, assorted sizes.
A good assortment Of Agate Ware.
Victor Hand Sewing Machines.
Wertheim Sewing Machines.
Aermotor Wind Mills, 8, 10, IL and
16 feet, the best aud easiest running
mills on the Islands, use good oil
with very little care.
Force Pump to fit the above wind
mills.
Non-shrinking Redwood Tanks,
various sizes. M
Anti. Caloric Sectional Pipe Cover
ings, assorted sizes.
Anti-Caloric Plaster in Bags.
Please call and examine our goods.
High prices on goods lately cuts no
figure with US.
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Groceries to the Fore.
In Union is Strength. and ~ It
is in Cooperation.

The Yanco-spau war brought about
high prices for a time, but 1T has again
come down to its former level. snd we are
getting our groceries as cheap as we ever
had them before. If every stakeholder In
the company were to purchase his or her
groceries from the Oo.opera i've Grocery
Co., the success Of the corporation will be
assured.
Coil and trade; free delivery o all parts
OF the city.
e. TIETJENS,
Manager Palama Cooperative Grocery
Co., Ltd, out King Street, opposite Rail-
road Central Depot.
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druff and prevent the hair from
coming out.
(If bald headed don't do it,
Children should be taught that to
help mother is pleasure rather
than duty.
CA theory OF he mothers when
they ceased to be children
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FOR SALE.

Q10OO LOT AT KALIHI, SIZE
PlUUU. sOxl5O. $3.50 Lot at Ka.
lihi size 75xl60 Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
1917 II No. $40 Fort Street.
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LEWIS & CO.,
LEADING GRoCERs.
Telephone 240. Ill Fort Street.
THE wAvERLEY CLUB.

Entrance on Bethel Street.
EREE BILLIARDS, FREE LIBRARY,
i open all and every day. Entran"e fec
cation for Membership at the Club Rooms,
or address.
JAMES t. COPELAND,
l293-3m Recording Secretary
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LOCAL AND GEaERAL NEWS.
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NORRIS K KEOHOKALOLR,

OFFICE, NO. Is KAAHUMANT
street, Honolulu, formerly A. Rosa's
ONCE. United States Custom House
brokers, Accountants, 6earchers OF
"tt'a~ a.sA Gs~a--t NJ. aas A geuts
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We can telephone you a
luncheon.
Should unexpected COM
pany come in ring up our
store and ask what we can
supply quickly for a luncheon
you will probably be sur
prised at the list of delicacies
always ready for your con-
venience.
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THOS. LINDSAY.
Manufacturing J6Vsllar.

Call and inspect the eautifui and useful
display of goods for presents or for per-
sonal use and adornmsnt.
'.~v~ p-'iS'ro. To~t st-oet.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-22

SPECIAL SALE Of Ladies Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs.
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NOTICE!


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Messrs. W. G.. IRWIN g. Co.,
Ltd, have this day been appointed
RESIDENT AGENTS for the Hawaiian
Islands OF the following Insurance
Companies
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF Liver
pool.
ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY Of
London.
ScoTTIsH UNION AND NATIONAL INsUR.
ANcE COMPANY OF Edinburgh.
ALLIANCE MARINE AND GENERAL AS
sURANoE COMPANY OF London.
Mr.. John S. Walker will continue
to be associated with the business OF
the above named Companies.
II. @. MEDCRAFT,
General Agent and Attorney.
Honolulu, November l, 1899.
1357-3m
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This is Why!
All $40 Suits Overcoats ..,.....,,.$ Sl5
All $3.50 Suits Overcoats 1000
All $500 Suits 0velcoats 1900
All $3.50 Suits Overcoats 1400
All $1,000 Suits Overcoats 1900
All $25O0 Suits Ovorcoats Observation-Disclosures, 2O0O
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The package had been opened, Sunday
night he preached and alluded In q
pathetic manner TO the parting with
loved ones at death. About 10 o'clock
that night he called upon his neighbors
for assistance. announcing the serious
illness Of his wife. She was found In
paroxysms and spasms, He delayed
sending for a doctor who arrived after
the wite's death. In the meantime he
kept up his correspondence with Miss
whittelesey, writing her letter two
days before the death Of his wife and
the day after her burial, asserting his
lcva In the most lavish terms.
In the latter letter he announced the
death Of his brothers wife and notified
her Of his early visit 20 Topeka. ON
his return from Topeka he was ar
rested. held a few days, was released
on bond and fled. About three months
thereafter he was rearTested In san
Francisco. returned to Texas, tried with
Miss whittelesay as the main prosecut-
ing witness. and given the death pen
tally.