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Isadjno Notcls md 3rstaurants.
SUMMER RESORTS.

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Oliver Was Angry because She Would Not
Go Back to Live with Him.
Mrs. Eva Oliver. aged IL. was shot early yes
tcrday morning in Newark by her husband,
whom she left shortly after they were married
two wears ago. She is a mulatto. Her hus-
band. who is much darker is her senior by
five years. He was jealous OF her and FREE
Qu"nty threatened TO Kill her She went to a
picnic Of the Samaritan lodges on Thursday
night. When the picnic was over she started
down Springfield avenue alone. lie followed
her. and after urging her without success 70
go homo with him. shot her twice with small
revolver. Ono shot entered her neck and the
second went into her mouth and through her
tongue.
Oliver escaped. Tho injured woman may re-
cover.
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DEAF MUTE sEp1R4TION CASE.
H. j. HniGht, the Defendant, Wants the
Action Tried In New York County.

Apulication was made to Supreme Court Jus
tico Lambert in Brooklyn yesterday on behalf
Of Henry Jensen Haight 10 change the place OF
trial from Orange county to New York county
Of the suit brought against him by Mary J..
Haight for separation. Mr. and Mrs. Haight
are deaf mutcs Augustus Van Wick appeared
for llaght. He said that his client beon2GI
fnth"rhnd lived on Madison avenue, and had n
country house in Orange county. me HoIGhtf
have three children -DayiL H., = years oId, ;
Wary % years 2l ana Etn%T ,tn M, hHSm ntbnr
a. i2A West Ninrty-frst street Decision was
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ACCUSES SPANISH STOCK BROKER.
Young Girl Picked Jp in the street Charges
Him with Assault.

Him with Assault.
A young girl wearing macintosh. though
the day was clear and warm. attracted the at.
tention OF Agent Fogarty Of the Children's So
ciety last Thursday. Remembering that It
had rnined hard on the day before. the agent
decided that the girl must have been out all
night and that 1t might be good idea TO take
her into custody.
Tho girl did not seem surprised at her ar
rest. but tried to evade all the questions tho
Gerry people asked It took long time to
ing her Identity Then suddenly she seemed
to become az eager to tell MS she had been re
luctant before. She said that her name was
Sarah Smith, that abe vas Is years old and
Josephine STAFFORD. at 34} West Twenty
third street. The aunt who was an actress.
had started Tor England u lev days before to
I'LL vaudeville engagement. The Girl had
stayed in her fiat. as had also a tenant Of her
Gunts. Il wealthy Spanish stock broker named
joseph DiaA de BenJamun, generally known
Ms Mr.. DinH lie had used the orport nitv Of
fered by the aunts absence. the girl alleged.
20 assault her and her fear OF him had
caused her tc stay out all night.
facts came out whch'se med to him to indi-
cat. that there was some foundation for the
girls charges. Then he had, Daz arrested
and he was arraigned before Magistrate Ohm
sted in tho Jefferson Market Court yesterday.
that he was living alone, ut "a? West Twenty
third street The girl. he said. had repeat
edly ANNOYED him and he had made com
plants about her 10 SUPERINTENDENT jenkins
Of the Children's Society, He asked for an
Magistrate Olmsted held him In 80 500 bail
for examination.
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sTEHIAlz&D MILK FoR BROOKLYN.

Plant with n Capacity of 5000 Quarts n
Day to lie Established.
Assistant Sanitary Superintendent Black Of
Brooklyn announced yesterday that he had
made arrangements to establish milk stcr!!-
izing plant al the bridge anchorage in Main
street and that he expected to have it in opera
tIou hy Wednesday, l. Is to turn ont coo
quart ha,iv, The steam power will be- fur
ni~hri hy II" lr,d!r aU'hnrities Tn" Nrou&-
l"n H"rHiu - tuti t.,S rlacrd "2Nhi nj IT,"
dI~r",-a' ur Err. .,a"M to A"lr4y the "Np'ns,.s
~ Il $500 mon Vas cont huted. -Four ''rNnch
duIv'a Tor tn" distribution OF the milk will b"
es:ab!i.hcd by lr Black.
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Each Of the two factions OF tn" New YORK sec
tion of the Socialist Labor party has issued an
edition of the IropIe. III" orfan OF the inGhsh-
speaking Socialists. this week. Each gives us
INN THn,siti IN al the leader Daniel De Leon. the
SpanI,h Jew. and his aIhcrcpts WHO we're e, on
tho Nationa. Executive ommluee htT y" az
NV o,nrr edition thnu theirs, will h9 an IN,
frngrmrut Of the copyr -ht The DE lieomuittII
arr try'pE to have trClr publication ""H'''''H
+, the mi. Ii as Scroud-class matter
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ct>E or LlurrR cam AEyrz
-''""hcr OF His Alleged Professional Mis-
C"ndnct ~ 60 10 The Smnreme Court.

Il" Lawyers Club q Newark voted ycster-
o"'' ,'N'iafY - ia" decision Of a few weeks
a. az ', 10 N"ni'h" ease Of Lawyer Carl Lcntz to
Wv 'U'r"m" Court The resolution. which was
~. ,''d 'T yot" Of - TO 43. was AZ follows:
"'"'F ~. That tho Secretary Of this club be
SSni,,n.t.I't aud instructed to forward to the
te.r .'n, oar, toy cuueil"rat ion the evidence.
.ii','.,"" III an "NhH.l alton Of alleged pro-
Nin,,", ,".-' udu't on In" uart Of Carr I.cut2. -
tlnt ,'t 'r~,U' uu Was put it was found
tb,' ,''. ',.' vii" had voted for Mr.. lcut2 Mt
lin > .,r .s !Ht turned against him and
i. i"rr,,! 90, lhS !.rm"r ir."ud- were absent.
lie ~ - H.i evening that he was glad
. w VIZ - l.,n!n thn SMnremn CMurt.
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81 Marx 10 tus,sve Feig. ;............-., 81
D% 2sSaG iS'' Sts" to to Carolina
Brn Ei,'r, av ~, Observation-Disclosures Hen.
drika Bugo TO James Lawrence ..........
Broad st, los. n " cor Water st; Marie O b
Robert indiv and eItrS. &C. to Elizabeth
Central PARK West. n " cor lo2d q, loo1
100; Louis Mcndelsohn to John Esimon"
cr%'@as AZ, " !, 60 i.T1h % &; rpns'E
b Ii22t to A6ram L Fisher. 1888
chsITy st a. d.. ~ kioSs francis
ptls NtrS' st. " $os !517 Morris Morrison to
bernard App,s Mt ~ ,n = nbm cannon
C,rlrars Hook, 25rloo; Norris Jacobson
1n .I r;UI av' Q $. 1901 westcheseray,
251r5, sx2sH32: James g Gahney and wife -,oo
La aE ,t' st. j. ard apf and aps Canal st;
'J james : Herman, 'rHs, to ThSIcso i .-o
''T rts Maran ct al to ,arietta b Bellows
- R NiSt' Aidcroft sr. to Mary Donovan
Lot" Am' , o." ? ana 49, amended map Cam.
mann estate; Frederic MiddlebrooL. ref. anna
Lot. =. -. ia. amended nap Cammann
estate, Frederic Mldd!ebrook t" John 900,
Lot 60 map partition William Adce John
Mapes and wife TO George II schomburE ,oo
Manhattan Az. n cor 18th st. POLIO to
llsth 81 1ISyrTeg to li7th st H., Ben 100
Haven. runs " : to Walton avIn2i .sHe
to Mott av x 22.9; Carolina Bredcnbach
to Carl j Breidenbacl, .......... ,........,.
Mott av. ats cor lot A. map y.llaGe Mott
to Mott Az arp Theodore oppermann
to Carl BreldenhacA =, ,,...,;,... i
Monroe II, lhl to lhI II +, la!.lO Mont
ton st, ri .2x1T.@: Abraham Stone and
wife to Marcus II ff6erg. " part ....,;...; 1
Monroe 4, az, :, :, p 23.nH7" Francis
PARK Hu av 80 COR os,h o. 25.lix75; Henry
kropf. referee. to Geo Arthur. ......;.. 2l,1oo
'G hetnschmid! AND viz 10 Aaron Hunter:
silver loT s Main s, k h.Tioo' Hen roc
I, 5%si17; Vim Vaughan and Aao TO
Sosla7; Frank Pscot'a to Joseph liam.
washinsi"n av, g Old Inc, 10 l"7th st,
Goxl%7: Rosa Pscota and ano to Joseph
wills wills a w.; ~, s. 20 l4i. St, 2osIoo;
1sio 4'tS At Hn a.!a, %rFGF Mar ''o
eta u Bellows to state Realty GO .;,..
"a un nt r to TO- Louis i ny .V N"';'
9TH av. Sc ,21.2neeH2Il st. 2HEli.: so st,
te teri ' Snydam to Helen Cutting ...',',
sth av. .. - s. ;t'th st. 4,L"Si"n; 9lso
John i QnackcnLnsh to serena Ers&neet
1'ti ay. = " cor 18Th st 2oiH"o. lca'rn,il
| Charl"a, Lamb To- Louis MaEntr go. ..,... coo
22i ., 34O J.: elHns;H; VIM !! schumacher
| 10 Nelson tirr' nhcll...,.... ,.............
Sun COX. cxr ~. to susan anl isabel
oHn t. \ :; FIX FyrE ay 2"A2a, clara 10 ~,
7f Go i h e i% il t'Ha"rhi to AnarrwJ
"2H IT. ,snn 20, "l P5rtc % to Fban WHAT
47 Si"' It. - "" 1IsG,loo,, John Rcy ''',
nolie to Nj ,hasl Stanton $3.50,
tai parE ,b4ptt't church to Ne" York CITY
| BAPTIST Mission Society ;..,, r.. ..-.-..
| - 1 / Y Bpuuel
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s'o,.' q. ~" Il a'h rolammrut wont
tyaI ''' 'r '.T hI,euwIo"h. which ar
l0rui,' '''.a,'a Yesterday, a#d seized
O; o. n" IT, "r"an ,ucf In,pa.ldr Il " r'Iuil'nrr
thar m" A., rlR'tm,ul had been informed
wiz. 'h.,NN mes hrl 4 carg ~ bananas
""s day lad ~ '''' BECAUSE "eNchsel
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I,o.,ucd Electric Wires XIII Horses,

]. sroN. July l4.-Scveral electric wires were
wrouched from their supr"r's on AII"nuc
avenue at noon to-day and fell to the srounu'
In their way we're several h0rsiHs N W INC shock
'rnr street was filed with people, Dut iot-
Iunatuh none Nas iiIurod.
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S9rnts atantcl-9t lalcs.

A GENTS WANTED fora special summer campaign.
~ THE SATURDAY ENFN1Ed posi-, established
by niamin Franklin in l12S-nuw puhIiShcd hy
The Curtis Publishing Company, propIctors of TIL B
LADIES HOME JOUR NAI., IN offered to subscribers
tor year only for Sluu-the regular price ~
$2.6u This offer Is for the purpose OF n quick In
tIuductun ami Will lie Withdrawn september lat.
The regular price Of $3.50 will be maintained after
that date. We will give q good commission for
every subscriber secured and distribute $4,000 Sep
TENDER lat among the ia best agents. $500 Will be
given to the person sending the lRrgcst number ot
subscribers ~ 81 100 each per Trar. At this special
low subs rptiun prize thousands can he easily ee~
cured. Address THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COM.
pASS, pliladrlplia Pa
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West side.

A Ii cool. comfortable roo"ns. s!ncly suite;
~ muuls optional. Tho Cornell. With NJ. and Cen.
& al Park West
hOCTORS OFFICE two rooms. beautifully FUR
A. nishcd; pri,a bs,n; hne locAt!un, terms mod
crate. 81 West }gth s..
w OMAN'S CLUB HOUSE. lO4 West 4ist st.-A'-
w trsctive rooms for nurses and professional
wOrnrn: visitors IN the city accommodated. excel
lent service. Telephone.
w ASHISGTOS PLACE Gi.--1argc. pleasant room
w suitable for two gentlemen: also smaller roum'
summer prices.
10TH ST.. 10 WEST. -Wcll.fnrri5,icl large
- small rooms: hnu." tho 'OGIhly renovated
modern improvements; humrliHG, r,a-orahlr.
DOTH ST, AZ WEST Furnished rooms COO: cen
~ tlai; summer prirrsi transient board up
tinnal.
Doth ST, 5G MFST.-IIlnd.omrly fnrss shed
.)c airy rooms, lsHre and hall running water
bath; summer ir.ces.
1TH ST 2no WEST, near nrnadOay.- Desirable
I'll larg" md small rooms; every convenience
baths: references rX hanged
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Recorded Mortgages.

-,. Al,n
" " - ~ nnr; kie,n 70 Jos.uh Eui
i'nwi@s"r dsmand -; i,'...l,.,, $4,000
lsdorO Jackson end am" demand nd ro 10000
wieh Savings Bank w., , all ;y,iii,a; 1000
:, Bardsley to hro"alln saytnEs i,anh yr 4"ooo
- and James Hanson to Terry r"rsor, mos. 5000
ID SrhNllenncrs to Austin Fletcher ana ooo
'tsS, gIi AZ AGrsm /, E'sn,rtS ~ BlIg
ana Loan Banking c. inst1t!s .,.. 49,, s,34o
bSrnaEyl 1su.num tp ilS SI' !. Bt ter.
hel4. yrSs;, -, .i;4,,,i, 1900
piSision ~ ~; Ia "'lhstsh u Am"ha :, ooo
rtniisy i, ~, 2s&i " wAs =, Z, h, az;
lh;SXioo' EimaOeth Grant" !" 'hihp ao,n
hrrrihon, yrs' @ - 5000
i ~! ,ns' Fils ,bcth Ctsrt, 10 Ria c" ,ar'
an,re and Trust e. yrs .,,.,,..,,,. 1900
III ~ ioU. Tliini IN Grant, 10 Frank r.
eY%rsEs i: W. i, s. MPp lot; Of r AStalr%g
Taiinr t,usies yrs ''"''" BOO,
ntrryaiG a. d"ni MsTtrHeSt.r A.; GOO
KIM III ~ ' md ~! Vim ii rirSfy 20
New , YORK Pubic iinrArys Astor l'n'N ooo
Lots ssatL ~ maI ,ain2In t.n n ,sq,e;
N'u 2 :, Ch,,,,a an u IrIsf g., c42o
lI . n. W@p nar,l9 9iao TS,H'1 Of , T' l,yy
CO. CO, W'aU"'i,EElt, W WIZ - o." 30 '' zoo
Lots io4, ~ and MA ,;, IVA" Of Gamy y,ri
healt-. Bond fyc,lsncean,I !!rustGo.aIr.. 1900
LaEnr a. i ANA 3" 10 a 1s IS f uSa
tt"s va. ,, x,,, ,,,, $4,000
hIs nd. q ,. ap Tf to M sIa!S t Hensis
ayrs 2,ooo
latHn'aine A. e - v2 TGt'y r% rs 90 FOO
LadG% IT, i" 10y Marr .;,t,s Fellows ae5o
Lndi low st. 10y iUi and III: Marictta i bellows
=, to liarrls and Rosie inr; .rrnres n",rs "'ooo
M1nhss az, % Sy ys GSr LEN IS, st. G Be"
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ftan,rl females.
HARLEM TIE SUM-
1l9 WEST 121TH ST,
BRANCH, MA" n's'sA~

FANCY FEATHERS Experienced fancy fa'nrT
L hHllGs, also NIc'l"ut ~ FUR s"vcrs,
H. EOfhEiMEE co.. ~" B'oadwaF.
" ASTED- Experienced Lands IN fancy icathcrs
w ais learners. steady 'mrlu' fLrnt good 49,, S.
~ CkEl, il hEl'Hi, 1l5 ~ adwuy.
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8sd st. 20 W; Henry B Simmons to Helen
10Th st. 2O7 ~ Chas IL Dugliss TO yhos q
,pensta,l lU.l@ yrs..............,....
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The Iahor"rs employed TO cican the sewers
and sewer basins In JERSEY CITY were notified
by Superintendent Philip Muldoon Yesterday
that un!rr Instructions from the Bonrd OF
S,icct aud Water Commissioners they would
lie .nlL oil this afternoon lCr an iuicnute
p"riod IL" Street and Water Board was lorccd
10 take this action because the aprrurriat ion
for cleaning s"wcTs il "NhanSteu and the
tIoaal 74pr Ura'i0n. 1t VIII be almost fve
months lrioie lie appropriation for h"Nt year
w'.l l." available. In the meantime the sewers
via remain UCc!e&ncd during the heated 7'a-
son and. II Is alleged. I've mrnRc" TO the pub
lie heath, TIE Street and Water Board SAYS
thar tn" Board Of Finance must assume the
responsibility.
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atanttd-3 talcs- atlistrllantnus.

boy IN LAW oFFlCE--Snllry 81 per week; one
ID living uptown New York preferred Address q.
W. H.. box 1Bl Sun office.
WANTED An assistant porter who has had eXpe.
w ricnCe III dry goods. Box 3ii New York Post
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FURNISHED Rooms $ apartments to Zrt
East side.

A THE CLARENDON. 4th Az. AMI 18th st At
IA. traCtvc home for gentlemen. elegantly fur
nished rooms, hall rates. All publications., baths
and billiards gratis, ELEVATOR
NOT'THERS LADY has frw rooms with excel cnt
~ board At summer pPircs; Southecuers solicited.
~ East glstst
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Park nv. 1868; Jol n Mcvcr VS. Emma Meyer ITO
SCI ~. 81" Il, ed. atty, a 5 bonner
Washington ay. cor Beach 81. 25I75; James
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PInnS Eiled for New Bmilhings.

Bnthrate av. oo7I: improvement to dwell.
inI; jonn borne owner J II Robinson.
architect, cost. ............ ......,....... 1900
Boulernrd e =, 90 II HOth It; seven story
70 HAT; Q Burne. owner and architect, cost 10000
Cru;nna NV, W =, 25os Lebanon IT; two.story
dwelling; Bjorkegrew, owner Id
ner, architect; cost ....u.,..,... $3.50
provenent to ,fices Del. Lack 4 West
X c.. owner; j. Gilbert. architect
Hamilton place v cor i42d st; seven story
rat: + II Lynch. owner and architect;
PARK ,ay. Il! improvement to dwelling; 4
NJ Edwards. owner; II Fox, architect;
cost .................,.. 5000
St an Nl'soIs; e.; r.. cor Ian = ; n,axn
washington place. 90; tens tqry, stores and '
LOFTS; ole OLSEN, owner; John Wooley.
Washington .ay, 1883; Improvement, to
dWriInH; FroAa stenrer, owner: Emil ,oo,
stl ay, W :, ~ - l5+th -, hve.story fiat;
J Srhrurg owner; q Robertson, nrchi-
1oh a., - Il; cigit.s,ory stores J i Fin.
Iatr'k cwner; BIrkn ans Desler, arrhi. o,
aM,, RS 40 ". mpr9yem, nj 10 loft.
The"phtle Kick, owner; w Berger. archi. 1900.
syn st lot +. ,imrroysment 10 iyeiini;
$ h,dclcr arrhtec,s cost, ,....'''.'..... 10000
5Hd LIST 22.ca6 +; three hvs.story fats: Bin
baker Rent owners, Charles Ncnt2.
9TH st. n :. 200 G 5tl av: sx.s;ory nat;
sct. cost ~. 49, "V,' 10000
Natalie, owner, NJ Bernstein. architect;
1isih ST, ms - " Madison ay; three me:
story fats Henri Lebeskind. owner: Of
Pelham. nrrhi ect cost ...,,. $4,000
1Ii -, =, 2Il Ith Az siK.story tst q
co.t .",...,,, - .'' $4,000
half sturv dwelling; EclnsC hmidt owner;
l,e Hart. arch;ect. cost ................. 5000
2o2d 81 =, 200 Briggs 1T: two.stDry
dwelling; Anna Margi, owner; LOUIS
ram arcHl''t' Cost o,boO
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StaatrA- alalrs aaeehaajrs, &c.

'IO PAPER KlLrRs. SPECIAL meeting ~ re.
plant Gun. ? NJ. sLAri. a" 'arl st. Il. Of u.
WANTED First class, clean-cut,
able bodied and intelligent men for
conductors and motormen. Apply 40
State ST., daily, in the morning, Brook
Ign Rapid Transit Company.
N\'AAI:D 4 IaGsou that has had "Nucricnce In
w setting furnaces Apply lc.o,cA 4. NJ.
JAMES y AlKrLAND. - 18th NV.
" ANTED-2 Fourdrnisr wire weay"rs. Aprly
w THISTLE WIRE co. Lee. Mass.
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Assignments of Mortgages.
l267

De Grove. Fdwd H. and ano tr'is. 10 Mary
q and Ell cook .,.... ............. Sll,207
ward A honwrnhJvcn .,..,..,.....,,...... 1900
Dc Grove, EdSd Il. and an". trus, to lian-
nah A Wcst.............. ................... GG7
Fd.lman, Bernard, to Joseph FuN........... nom
FAlk BENJAMIN j, to q { Bolit .............. ne m
jackson. Henry H. to VIM II Buscy. nom
kaIrhhem, Dora. to Julius M,iltr ......... 1000
committee &c.'.......,........ ..,,....,... 5000
Levy, Maur.Cc, to Kate tancpa. .,,.,,,...... nom
Mars Louis J, to lsaa" Cohen ..,..... .,,. 500
Mmray, Sarah. to John Ferdinand and
nnu rxrs &C. ,erccur,lrl ..............,... 10000
Manning Win u. To Charles Hall .,,.,... nom
L"yI trns &c...'....,. ....,..........., $3.50
Naylor. Peter. and an", trus, ~, t. Myrak
narpur ............
Ocls Maria, extra, &c, t. X IA Lovun-
stIc '... ........,.,.. GluI
PArlan Eu")ln". to Mclruse Turn Nctin
ass gns nItgsl ...... ............. $50
Phhrirk. dohr \. 70 WIN l'antio ....,.... nom
Reed, Caroline q, to the Mutual lItc lns
Cu.N ....,,........ ....... 100 900
Rhoadcs, Masillon +, t. Alexander Macken.
2ie aud hno guard. Sc. ....... .......... 1000
Re Andrew l., to Charlotte Nartprt. 100
We'll JoIns aud li"I nhArd Mag"f to Fanny
II
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Selrrt 8oard.
fust Side.


-A.--GD MADISON AN has chan ged ma agemont:
IA. newly furnished and decorated throughout:
open plumbing; handsome suites. with private
baths: single rooms; psrlor dining rooms: table
eKceptionablo; references given and positively re-
Qured.
A las MADISON Az Elegant rooms; unexcellcl
IA. cuis sine; parlor dining room: transients accom-
modsted; summer prices
MADISON Ay 7l.-Rooms en- suite or single in
IVA handsome residence; table and attendance I'M
excclled; references re lnirra
18th ST. l2D EAST Desirable large and single
lo rooms. with excellent board; t"anSents accom-.
modated. references.
9TH ST. 2of EAST-Southern honse large and
- small rooms. together or separately: excellent
table; transients. terms reasonable.
17TH ST, - EAST.-Furnished rooms with
eTs solicited; references required.
West side.
9TH ST. % WEir.-Douhlc and single rooms.
with or without board, summer prices; tran
sients
22D ST, 3U3 WEhT.-relghtfnl. cool. large. small
oc rooms, excellent table board; country visitors
accommodates; central
81 WEST "5IH ST.
Newly furnished large. small rooms: private bath;
superior table; references; Mason Franchise.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-10
HONOR MRS. MILLS.
Former Pupils of Noted Educator CAN
at Punahou.

The following program was carried
out at Oahu College, Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. c. T. Mills:
Solo, Mignon Selections-Mrs. Turner.
Encore-Kathleen Mavourneen.
Address-Mrs. G. r. Mills.
Remarks-Mrs. Persis G. Taylor,
Holyoke classmate of Mrs. Mills.
Remarks-W. ID. Alexander, Oahu
College.
Remarks-M c. H. Kleugel, BENZ
cha Seminary.
Remarks-Mrs. G.. p. Wilder Mills
College.
Remarks-Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;,
Oahu College.
Remarks-W. X. Castle, Oahu Col
lege.
Remarks-Rev. 0. p. Emerson.
Song-Auld Lang Syne, Home Sweet
Home. Led by Mrs. Turner.
Accompanist-Mis Carrie Castle.
Refreshments.
The husband of Mrs. Mills was pre-
sident of Oahu College many years ago
and the lady herself was an instructor
there. A large number of those pres
ent at the reception We're her former
pupils either here or in California.
The reception lasted from to and
was most enjoyable. The receiving
party consisted of Mrs. Mills, Prof and
Mrs. Hosmer, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Castle
and Mrs. Taylor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-10
We Know
BY Experience

Wise men use the experience OF others
and make II their own.
Those who have taken Hoods Sarsapa-
speak OF it's merits.
Thousands OF these people say Hoods
Sarsaparila has cured them.
The testimonials of cures by HoOd'a
constitute vast mass of testimony which
proves the power OF this medicine to cuEs
great variety OF diseases.
These cures often seem marvellous, YEA
they are perfectly natural and are easiA5
explained. They are the necessary result
OF purifying and enriching the blood.
Pure blood is the foundation Of health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the One True Blood
Purifier and cures disease by purifying
and enriching the blood.
1t possesses peculiar curative power,
that is, it cures when other medicines
cannot cure, because it is peculiar in COM
bination, proportion and process.
That is all there is to unexplained sbouA
the cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
II you have faithfully tried Hoods Sar-
saparilla you know how it is yourself; u
you have not tried it, why not do so todayf
al have been troubled with scrofula al
my life, and it affected my eyes so that
was obliged to remain in a dark room.
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. Now
my eyes are 30 strong that the light Devea
troubles me, and my health is good.
Mrs. CARRIE WEEKS, Lompoc, Cal.