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Election Notice..

IN accordance w. hfc provisions Of Article
XXXlIi, Ser iuu II 80 amended " me
A Il u The Oeaer.l sem !, OF Mary land O
1896, Chapter 101, ~, thc Board VI OF Supei
visofs Of ecti iu- Tor Charles county, hereby
rive notice that an rlrrii will be held IN
Charles county. on
TUESDAY, Nov. Z, 1900,
being tn. FIRST Tuesday .nat the 6rs, Monday
in November, 1889. At the usual places Of
voting 10 the several Election Districts Of said
Charles OosntJ, that Is 70 say;-
First District al LA PLATA.
Second District at HILL TOP.
Third District at CROSS ROADS.
Fourth District at ALIENS FRESH.
Fifth District At HARRIS LOT.
Sixth district At WHITE PLAINS.
Seventh District at POMONKEY.
Eighth District At BRf ANTOWN.
Ninth district at PATUXENf CITY.
The election so to he held is for the pur-
pose OF eleetnS
One person 70 be Governor Of the State Of
Maryland.
One person to be Comptroller II the State
of Mar, land
One person to be Attor.ev- General Of the
Stated Naryla
Two persons TO represent Charles county In
the House 1t Delegates OF Maryland.
Three persons to he Judges Of the Orphans
Court Of Charles county
One person to be States Attorney for
Charles county.
One person 10 be Sheriff Of Charles county
Two persons 10 be County Commissioner,
# Charles county.
One person 70 be Surveyor Of Charles
county.
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0ehm's Acme Hall
The Mems and ROy's Store.
UNDER ONE ROOF

Seven stpr 5
in one is what
sou ind here
Seven stores,
each with its
expense Of
rent. service,
advert iog.
heat. light.
etc., would
incur double
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CHAPTER 1913
AN Act to amend the Con titutio. Of Maryland
by ad iinE New Section g. Article Foar.
SECTION l.-Bs Il enacted BY ne esaerany 4sscai-
BY Of Maryland, three hfths Of all the members
OF btth Ia uses eoncurrlng. That the following
section be and ne saine Is hereby proposed as
an Amendment to the Constitution Of the
stats Of N sryland, and II adopted by the legal
lad qualified voters thereof as hereinafter
pro ided he same shall stand as Hn additional
seetio.i to Article Z Of said Jons ituti0n to fol
low Section - and to be known as Section 81
A.
81 A. In addition To the SUI Of five hundred
dollars. hlch b the proceeding sectioA tbs
Mayor and City Council o. Baltimore Is au-
ihohzed 10 pay each OF ihe judges o. the sup
RENE Bench Of Baltimore city, the said Mayor
and CITY Council OF baltimore is fut Their IA thor
lzed ~ pay 10 eagh Of said JUDGES annually, a
sum not exceeding Fifteen hundred Dollars;
provided that the same or any part thereof, he
ing once granted, shall nOt re diminished dur
Jug tine Continuance Of said Judges IN Office
1 SEcrI0s3. Ind be u further enacted, by the as-
thorty aforesaid, thar the sal foregoing Sec
constitution shall be, at the next general cleo
ton TO be held IN this STATE. Submitted TO the
legal and qualified voters thereof for their
adoption OF rejection, in pursuance OF tke
directions con talned in Article IA, OF the Con
stitutioH Of this state; aud at tue said general
election the vote on said proposed AiGendmcnt
TO the Constitution shtll be by ballot there
shall be written or printed the words, $40 the
Constitutional Amendment anu against the
con- titutional Amendment" so that the voter
may elect and immediately after SAID election
due return shall be made TO tAs Governor OF
the yote for and against SAID propOseu Amena-
ment, as directed BY the said Fourteenth Arti-
Gle OF the Constitution,
Approved April yin, lsss.
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The polling place in each Of the respective
districts aforesaid shall b. opened by tue judges
VI Election al o'clock a. a., and shall be
closed at p. NJ, on the day Of election afore-
said.
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If You Wish sss
To Save Money, Call at,
LUMB.ERG'S
Bargain Store.

We have just replenshed our stock with
Fall and Winter goods Come and examine
goods and prices, you will find IA to your
interest, All goods delivered at your door,
Tree of charge. Here are few Of our prices:
Giaunlafed sugar.. ..................5c ID
Noal Oil. 5 gallon lots-............ ........ loo
bars Sur ...25e
10 tar Ftriark's oap.......................25c
90 bars Oieiue
Bread Soda lbs......
Best Sugar Cured Shoulders. SIC
Hams. -....................sIs
Good quality Ginghams ....................5c vi
food quality I'd
Worsteds -.-...........-..-. ...ifom Sc TO lie d
Iutingelotn I'D
Canton I'd
den's HEAVY Wonlen Suiis..... 1918 10 SO 700
Youths 8 .........Sl IS 10 So so
Bows ........Sl 90 10 30 80
Also big line Of Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Blankets, Comforts, 0ilelo'h and carpets ST
Rockbottom Prices.
lfyou wish to do yourself justice and save
money, call and see me before going else
where
Thanking the public for past favors, | wish
continuance OF the came.
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BOOTS,
BOOTS.

las 70 90 per pair -Kip-Spiit or Calf
Oar fimms iarmrr'J dress 90 quality, our
price rs
rry cur Ladies Sample Sho.s 90 qntiiiy
OUT ....t-.i ~
We have Ladies RubbeIs. .........l9c per pair.
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NOTICE is hereby further given that at said
Election aproposed AmendmenttO the Consti-
tuition ofthe State Of Maryla. d is - be sub
mitted 70 the legal and qualified voters for
OF Assembly Of lsgs. Chapter 1873, which is In
words following.
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INSCRIPTION. 81 year; months. IS cents
months, so cents. All subscription in ad-
vance.
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uuY OF July, 10 TIE
yea Of our lord eighteen hundred and nine, s.
nine.
LLOYD Lo sNDEs,
Governor OF Maryland.
By order of the Governor:
George E. Lo~eree, Secretary of State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-12-23
For The Ledger.
Tnxahaw Reading Club.


The TAxahaw Scripture Reading
Club is now an important factor
In the Taxahaw school.
The following list will show
what some of it members have
done in the past six weeks, com.
moncin@ NOV 9Th 1899 and ending
Dec lSfh 1899;
Lula Massey, 62l chapters; ret
Heik, PIP; sam II McManns, 80;
hl"eEa Lowry, 75S; OTIS gregory,
81; Evelyn Massey, ITO; Docenia
Estridge, 165; PearI cook, 966;
or COOK, '"|; ola Lowry, 1.0S1;
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- The power of Wall street in
This country is decreasing fast. Six
years ago the disasters which have
developed there the last few days
would have sent a .shiver through
the country. Now they max g
hardly a ripple
The administration is right 10
using AL possible legal methods to
relieve the money famine ut the
centre, for Wall street is vet SO
clDSelv in touch with the com
merciIl system of the country
that long continued disturbance
there might bring serious results.
The SO called democratic news
papers which complain against the
relief given by advance payments
OF interests, deposits of govern
m"nt funds and the like are shal
low hypocrltes or wonderfully
idiotic, for in protecting the com
mercjul interests of the country
the government is protecting hun
dred' Of thousands Of working
people and wage earners depend
ent on them for daily bread. A
panic would 0e a delight to the so
called democratic politicians be-
cause it would give them hope for
holding their i"bs, but it would
not increase the happiness of the
masses of thn people.
Legitimate business is, how
ever, separating itself from the
speculative elements Of the street
more widel" every year. The
time will come-and we hone
soon-when those who make and
huv and sell and deal IN and han
die real things and values will re-
gard the gambling on Wall street
with as little interest as they
would mob of boys playing in
an old field. The business men of
the country have learned that
they can not afford to have their
interests bound up With the opera
ti"ns Of gamblers whose trade is
disregard values and conditions
and to urtiicialIy initiate or de-
press prices to swindle the mex
perienCed and venturesOme.- -
Greenville News.
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Horrible Death of q boy From
Hydrophobia.
Rock Hill Herald.

Alexander, aged about 13 years
a son of Mr. John f Leeper, Of
Belmont, CASTOR county, n &, a
prominent farmer of that county
and an esteemed cousin of the
editor OF this paper, died on
Wednesday afternoon of last
week OF what the attending ply
sicisns pronounced genuine case
of hydrophobla.
The child was bitten some
weeks ago by collie dog. The
animal was attacked with convul.
sions a few days later and showed
all the symptoms of rabies. Young
Leeper was taken sick about three
weeks n ter being bitten, and soon
became 80 violent that he had to
be confined.
A gentleman from CASTOR
county informed the Charlotte
News Saturday that 10 his life he
had never Witnessed such a heart
rendlng occurrence. The boy
was taken violently i'll the even
ing OF the nineteenth day and
from that time until his death,
the pain never ceased in the least,
The second day, after the symp-
toms of the deceased developed,
the tongue began to swell and at
death this member was three or
four times its usual size. The
jaws were also badly puffed and
the roof OF the mouth and the
throat were terribly liberated.
The commissions followed each
other rapidly. The child would
hardly recover from one before
he was seized with another. The
foaming at the mouth continued
throughout his illness. At times
this was more noticeable than st
others. Just before death he
had n violent convulsion and died
durisg this attack.O
At South Point church about
three miles from Belmont the
body of the little sufferer was
laid to rest and many were the
tears shed for the heart broken
family. ri
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MURDER IN PICKENS.
West Head Met Joe Kelley in the
Road and Shot Him. ..
Special to The State.

Pickens, Dec 10. - There has
been smother homicide in Pickens
within month of the last, aud 1t
also occurred in thu same section
OF the county. News reachr d
here yesterday that Young white
man, West Head, had, Saturday
night, shot and fatally wounded
Joe Kelley, in Hurricane town
ship. Kelley was on his wav
from Pickens where he had been
To do some trading. He and
West Head had had II scutfle some
days before and Head seems not
to have been satisfied with the re
salt, and on meeting Kelley in the
road near Shady Grove Baptist
church, he fired upon him with n
pistol and inflicted wound from
which Kelley died in about ,,t
ty-iour hours Kelley lcnvel
wife and several children. III
came to PickenS yesterday 4
surrendered To the sheriff ard
now IN Jail 4
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kinney trouDlc.
Kidney trouble causes quick or I'D
heart beats, and makes one feel rs
they had heart trouble. because the NJ
over-working in pumping thick, XII
poisoned blood through veins and ar,s|
Ii used TO be considered that only }
troubles were TO be traced to the kJ
but now modern science proves that :
all constitutional diseases have their
ming In kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no nj
by first doctoring your kidneys. The
and the extraordinary effect OF DR.. Xii
Swamp-Root, the great kidney rem;
soon realized. II stands the highes, 4
wonderful cures Of the most disressx
and Is sold on its merits 81
by all druggists In fifty H5Ifr3
cent and one-dollar slz- S75tlll
es. You may have q
sample bottle by mail HotA OF
free. also pamphlet telling yoS
out II you have kidney or blaS
Mention this paper when writing D.
b Co., Binghamton. MY.
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Il w McNeeIy to Marry
NJ G Buffers Daughter.
to The Observer.

| to The Observer.
BURY, Dec 19-The Wash
fPost announces tho en-.
nt Of Lieutenant Robert
~, L S N, n native Of
y, to Miss Marie Cuth
tler, daughter Of ex-Sena-
Mrs. VI G Butler, of
Iarolins, the marriage to
be in February.
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Gold Going to England.

New York, Dec 20.-Half a
million dollars in gold was ship
ped today to London on til 9
steamer Southwark. She 10 slow
but the Bank of England allo We
interest in tran sit.
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The kidneys al
blood purifiers. 4
ter out the wa
impurities in the
If they are sick,
Of order, they fa3
their work. =
Pains, aches AN
matlsm come III
cess Of uric acid
blood. due to ne
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Pox in Union County.
TO Greenville News.

10 Greenville News.
bbia, Dec 19-Ths gov
as received v letter from
Union county, saying that
PIX had occurred in that
q neighboriDg township.
ies ask that an OK /.
10 take charge of the
The communication
y referred to DR..
telegraph.
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[For The Ledger.
Honor Roll Taxahaw School.

The following is the honor roll
of Taxahaw school for the month
commencing Nov 18th and end
ing Dec Sth 1899:
DEPoRTMENr.
Hattie McManus, Lottie Nc.
Manus, Samuel McManus, May
Cook, Pearl Cook, Coon Cook,
Johnny Massey. Evelyn Massey,
Lulu Masse,, Matte Massey /;
Belle Baker, George Belk, Ed
ward Belk, Pet Belk, Docenia
Estridgs, Barnwell CASTOR, Ola
Lowry, Bleeker Lowry, Otis
Gregory, Theron Gregory, Lessie
Baker, Bessie Baker, Walter Rob
rnson, Samuel Robinson, James
Wright, Oscar Wright, Ira Sow
ell, Flawny Walters, Ernest
Knight, Charlie Knight, EthcI
Knight, Martha Ingram, Nettie
SorelI, Lee Wright, Willis Es
fridge.
RECITATION.
lhe following are those highly
distinguished-95-1OO per cent:
hattie hcNanus, Evelyn Massey,
Barnwell castor, otis Gregory.
samuel Robinson, james wright,
oscar wright, Flawny walters.
Distinguished per cent
Lottie McManus, May cook, Pearl
cook, Johnny Massey, Lulu MAS
sey, Matte Massey, George Belk,
pet Belk, BESSIE Estridge, Docenla
Estridge, ola Lowry, BIeeker LOW
ry, Thelon gregory, BESSIE Baker,
walter Robinson, Minnie Robinson,
ira sowef, Ethel knight, Helen
knight, Martha ingram, Nettie
sowell, Lee wright.
We have now an enrolment of
sixty-two students with a fine av-
erage attendance.
A & Rowell, Prin.
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OVer-Work Weakens
Your Kidne
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure

All the blood in your body passes
your kidneys once every three minute,
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THE SM ALL POXj

The State, 21st inst
According to the
DIR, Evans says thy
situa 10, still affori Nm
cupation for the officials
State board of health.
the wires pretty warm VI
in this matter. The I'd
Georges have been =
| panic stricken over the
ment of the infection tA g!
were impatient ut the del
ssry in securing ply
take charge. He failed
tempts to get local ply
look after the matter an
was obliged to get phN
20 up from Charleston
There have heen n n
cases reported from Sul
that have recently broE
He has had trouble il
local physicians to take q
cases in other towns than |
and the people are ohjed
vaccination and III man
making the lot Of tho pI
in charge a hard one
He has just received a 4 &
Of commissions from the ed I
appointing special health
with power to vaccinate
prison aud exile parties Wild
not he vsccinated and be wilrrNs,
no time in appointing tnese specia
officers. and srming them Will
plenAry authority at all infected
points.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-12-23

~ Have lyon. forgotten to:
day your Subscription to Ledger.
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no time in appointing tnese special
officers and arming them with
plenAry authority at oil infected
points.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-12-23

Both houses of congress Ad-
jpurned Wednesday to January
Sd.
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MULES !
MULES
MULES {!
VT G. and HORSES 100. Some
u of the fiue-t
Hso ~ Drivers and SalIlers

ever offered for sale on this market.
But we especially direct your atten.
ton at this time to our stock of SU-
PERS MILES carlord of which
we received Saturday, They were
selected with the gceatest care last
week on the NOrtI ein markets by our
Mr. Elliott. Every mule in the lot
is Daisy Young, well built, quick.
and ofgood SIZE. Call and see for your
self, and get our prices.
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~ Subscribe to THE LxpkcR

% - % 80 - -
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EDITOR AND MANAGER.


SATURDAY DECEMBER, %, 1899.
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The following is the honor roll
of Taxahsw school for the month
commencing Nov 18th and end
ing Dec 9Th 1899:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-11
DAY AND EVENING
Pirates of Penzance for
Lyric Co. Matinee.
TunefuI OIiyetts TO b. Given Tn the
Evening-Two Star Soprsros
TO Appear

w. ). Gilbert. as a writer OF text. and
Sir Arthur sullivan. as n composer.
need no Endorsement for superiority
and excellence as comic opera produC-
ers at this late day. Their record OF
successes is too we'll known To- need
comment. In the long list OF good
things" given TO the public by these
two emniently great "collaborateurs. -
The Pirates OF Penzance." 'Mikado''
and 'Pinafore." are considered the best.
The Pirates" abounds in wit. and
its music has been likened TO spark
ling champagne. SD delightfully."- effer-
vescent il IL in rythm. The Lyrics are
in Gilbert's happiest vein. touching
lightly upon topics most dear to- an
English sensitiveness. II Is an opera
well worth seeing and particularly
pleasing for a matinee performance.
This will be the opera for the matinee
today.
In the evening Audran's celebrated
"Olivette" will be produced. This Is
an opera like said Pasha" and Mas
cote" that offers 10 the comedian q
field for the display Of unlimited hui
mor-that Is. huInIr in its unCtious
sense. not horse-play or acrobatiC
work. There will be quite n number
OF pleasing interpretations. amongst
which may be mentioned n new version
OF Lou" by Mr.. Henderson and the
chorus, and great topical song by
MIR. kunkle-the latest parody. How
Would You Like 10 be- the Ice Man 90
Miss Stanton Will sing "Olivette'
and Miss Nellie Andrews the "Coun-
tess" II will not be difficult to pic,
ture just the kind OF delicious music
two such voices Niil offer combined In
one performance.
The Boston Lyrics have ConClusively
proven that they are perfectly at HON,
in either grand. romantic or conf,
opera. and have already established ar
immense following for all three classes
The repertoire for next week will b,
as follows: Tuesday. '.Mikado": Thurs
day, III Trovatore'; Saturday matinee
The Musketeers": and Saturday night
| La Belle Helene"
The matinee today will start at .: -
doors open ut las: night at ; o'cloCi
prompt.
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BISHOP g. CO.
.n-rts,s~, c.o..--k.- .Ess
G. BREWER &COL'D.

Queen Street Honoisis. II
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company. Ono
tnsa Sugar Company. Honons Ssxn
Company. Waikiki Sugar Company.
American Sugar Co. Makee sser
Company. ookaia Sugar Plantation
Company Haieakaia Raach Con-
pany. f-apaPaia Ranch. Molokas
Ranch.
Planters Line. san Francisco Pzefs:s
Charles Brewer & Co.'S Lac o. Doe.
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board o. Urtsruri;-
era
Agents for PAilAasiphiA Board o, %
tcrvrits-s.
Standard oil Co.
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mauka 90 an imaginary lin~ Sraan'
faF~~ miles r1agka g and parallel uash
shr ui1 Government mad. also une
acre 20 Taru Land in the locality
kuuuu 80 kan.n-lu.
AL that portion e uaiaua 1vsnE b.
tWc-u the oahu Hatiuay ana fand
Company track and an a.;ituH~ 90 so
feet has been leased and rat rasa Ia
advance for full term a! 'h~ i~aae
Excepting Uistb lease dated ssrus~n-
bcT 18Th. ISIS. fp- tW.nsy years from
september L.. iNs>. 60 Chtm t-au
Chons aud others and nov assigned g.
Honolulu Sugar Company. containing
a. Se-lwp arr.s Esc- Land. Soc vhirh
they paw a yearly rrutal g o. eso. o.
ssrnt-auruatiy. tstp lease dated jan
nary ts;. iSSs. to Chuiaa & Co. Soc
twenty years from Srp;rmh~r L.
iS>S. and no~ assigned tn Hnaoiuiu
SuEar Company. Containing IS st-teo
acres Rice Land. for which th~F pay a
yearly rental os 81 .ceelc0 s~rni-annuai,
": t1dl lease dated Nov~mb-r -sth
1857. for ten years from S~p;rmh~r Let
iSSS. Co Chu~ An 20 for - s.-ief
acres Rice Land at = yearly rrutsi 81
5000 payable s~mi-annuaIiy: Ctshl
and al 81 that part os Nskaiapz pad
dock as - not arabic and which - ~
for passuraEc.
\ portion &c Haiaua. coatainiax -
acres. lyine makat az below The o1hE
Railway and Land Company track. IA,
also been leased "a the unnoiuis S1Ea'
Company and Tru: paid IN advance Cot
IN. full term os this lease.
one small ffsh runt. tnouu a,
walaho. and House 10: on the bcacl
nc Haiawa - leased Co John p~srics
for iiiz years from March iss. iSfs. ~
a yearly rental 90 tcopc.
n - -
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v ,unn Peoples Union Meeting.

There will he union meeting OF the
various Young Peoples Societies OF
Christian Endeavor and Y. NJ. c. y. ai
Kaumakapili Church Sunday evening,
The song service Will begin ut $50. Mr.
+. Give Davies will lead the meeting
All young people ere cordially invited
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LIST OF OFFICERS

LIST or OFFICERS.
G. ". Cooke. Presidsnt: George n.
RnbsTtsou. Manager: =. =. Bsshop.
Treasurer and Secretary: Col ". y
Allen. Auditor: =. g. Jones. II Water.
house. q. r. Carter. Directors
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administrators
Sale.
estate or
James |. D0wSett. Deceased.

TIL. undersigned. Administrators 90
the Estate % JAMES !. powSETT. de-
ceased. gives notice that. for the pur-
pose 90 paying the debts of said de-
ceased. be will sell at public auction ai
the salesro0ms 81 James =. Morgan.
Honolulu.
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kdllulanii


Situated on the east side of
Aaiihi Valley. The view to
Pearl Harbor is the best in the
Gsty Of Honolulu. The soil is very
deep; no stones or rocks on the
1Esce. y
Water will be laid before pur-
1zasers are ready to build.
a space will be set apart in
zmenory of the late Princess Ka-
sssEani for a park.
The lots will be sold at the low
.ess prices in the market, with
axkEck, other real estate agents
Si&s not afford to compete.
Implications for lots will be
ceeeived at our Office, and will be
GIvea preference of choosing lots
.IzA the order they are received.
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fHE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK

HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA.
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.
k"t-- IIoadoa. 1.Foas. New rorh
San FrSarssco. Shanghai. BON
BAY. HOaEkoaE. Tokyo.
INTEREST ALLOWED.
o. FsSsa Deposi; sor ~ sDoaaas % c.
= ~
o. Fired Desuss, soT -noa.hs ~ .. G.
- -
Ca FsSes D.posi, sor : -aga,as &c
q a.
INTEREST ALLOWED ny THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA.
On CuTroot Deposss 2-1s go s,ox dxy.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-11

EXCHANGE bought and eos0
and cttors Of Credit issued on
all parts Of tho world.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-11

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CnuVcyaucc& at expense os purchase
J. ". DowSETT.
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