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New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
SYRIANS LOVE FOR THE SULTAN.
THEY RECEIVE THE TURKISH MINISTER AND
INDvrGE IN FLowERY LANGUAGE

THEY RECEIVE THE TURKISH MINISTER AND
INDULGE N FLowERY LANGUAGE.
Syrian quarter. in WashinGton-st. on Wednesday
night when the Turkish Mirister. All Ferroun Bey'
who had come here business visit from Wash
inston 5eEuiled his evening hours by an uneNp%ct-
Il visit 20 his swarthy countrymen. As soon as
the astonished cooniss could collect their wits and
shake Of the old home feeling that nigh officials
visit must - somehow connected with the sum-
mary collection Or taxes they made FEAST for the
Sulian's representative. and tho wine went
around ari the fine old Oriental compliments oe-
San 20 ~ hack ard forth. American oniooker
might surely have won tered what evil fate eNiled
these poor people from the sultan they loved and
reVerei much
Well beloved and dear father" vas one - ne
rrildes, terms which the smiling Syria1s applied
- the sultan. and the Minister called them my
subjects" Yesterday. however. these same SYTiars
were attending strictly % business and shaping
themselves into eNcelen. American citizens.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
PLANS FOR NFW HOUSES.

Plans will - fled Ay e. P n Gilbert. sr-htsc,.
,oisy to- re large house which = 20 - bu'i, A.
tha northeast corner % EEhtsth-s;. and Fifth
fc- ? " Woolvorth The house = - -
I've stories high and fren-oof and the matsrfa,
% me front = 20 - white stone The cost Will -
aoout sl2' n"
Mr.. Gilbert will also re plans tor tnA house which
: - = built a. No x West For-ieth-sf <O- Ms
: TaiTsn and :o- tre American basement house
which : - - built A. No - West Fi.'y-thiri-s-
&C. Mrs VI " Low The later house will - %
white stone and hrick ari Nil - I've stories -iEh
Ths cost Nil b shoui 500.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
HANGED RIuSELF BEFORE HIS FtNfLT
pEsPoNDENT BECAUSE OF iLI-HEALTH \ JERSEY
CITY MAN KILLS HIMSELF

Henry Weiser,. forty years old - No : Long
St jersey City. who rad been ili to- some time.
LAST night told his vife that he was going - end
his misery by hanging himself She and their three
children supposed ~ was Joking until he Eot on
a chair. lied -opA around his neck tied re ot1er
end 70 Tho rrarsor o. door and kicked ne chair
from under him They 100 ru,h '-iEhteTei
% - able - 10 anything 70 prevsr; the tragedy.
but their crlss brought ueiEhhors who cut WsiSsrr
down out he dead Ms Wsisert says '1sre
reason why her husband should XIII him
self except that hA desTcnient because MS
Illness would not ALLOW him 20 Work
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
ABSORBED BY TIE vANnERBILTs.

The report Is revived thar the Vanderbilt inter
es,s have secured control ~ the Monon. the
Lske Erie and Western and he Cincinnati. Ham.l-
Ton and Dayton The rs7o-, is that the Monon
ard re Lake Erie viii - absorbed and operated
by TIE Ris -Four and the Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton ViN ~ operated by the Chesapeake and
Ohio The Nanderbilts have recently increased
Their holdings IN the stock % these companies. and
consolidation i' i learned upon excellent author
,ty. Will result ultimately. Just nov 10 actual
progress e being made and nothing will - done.
!, IS said. until W X. Vanderbilt; returns from
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
STRONG SEARcHLIGHT on yEW-YoRKFR.

The new electric sesrc1Izh; 81 ihe 1-e6oa' New
Yorker VAS put in place sni tested 'ss- risnt and
ths host presented novel sight - al rer lights
~ deck and below we've 'ur1ed TIE
ssarchiiErr : of q thousand rsnd'e-7ove- AMI
when - was directed toward Ii0erry Island rH-
statue could % plainly Tre AsCQois F'or,
COLUMBUS. l,oysrror.s Is.a ID VS. also vls.-s
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
TRUST COMPANY NAY FORECLosE
go--os MORTGAGE ~ So ooo on KANSAS CITY

E0LNS MORTGAGE " 81 ~ 6Io ON hAN>As CT-N-
Pl-TSBrRi AND GJ-IE
Kansas City No April s-F-znk Haeerran al
torrey to- the Safe Trus, Company ~ New-York
,h@ principal creditor - he Kansas Ci,y. Pitts
burg and GuE Railroad which did TO- share IN
-ae appointing - ne p-esen, receivers 1lei SUIT
= re Fsders, Court hs-e today 20 So-ecose The
mortgage hs,i by the State Trrs, Company on
the P.ltsbu-g and Gulf road south q re Missouri
River. TO- 81 ~ 90
Tne su., vas hrous-, or ,4l4crapHi, instructions
.-c- EAhw Roo - N4w-Yo-k counsel f'r he
trus- company Tha -e-irion asks ma. receivers
% appointed 20 prots~t tha interests q the bond
no1srs and asks for i-,urcrro7 - prevent
any action o. 1cinss until they named This
: d.rsctsi against The Kansas Cfty. Pittsbu-E and
GUt Railroad and -rs Missouri. Kansas AID Texas
Trust Company. trustees
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
DErr4TEp c4vDID4rE ATTAcKS EDlTOR.

Empor.a. Kan. April s.-Solonon /. severy. de-
teared candidate for Mayor on the citizens tcke'.
today assaulted William \. White Editor ot The
Gazette" knocking hin down twice with cane
NJ White In last nights issue - his - Ter abused
Severy for running OF the Citizens ticket st,e-
being defeated for nomination IN t1s Republican
contention White was cur or ne forehead and
head He - q vell-k-ov1 author and newspaper
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
NJ DIrIDEND IN RlRRrR cnnNov

Ire directors o. the United S,a;ss Rubber Con-
0s-y yesterday declared ire regular quarterly tiv-
5@rd - : oe- ce0- or tha preferred sock 5u, t.
.ided 7o' 20 declare any ti,+tsrt on -. -or--o..
Ths company = dong p prosperous business ard
'ooss forward - ,srEs trade t- ,ha >o-.7e sss.
so0. 7-t : understood % have been 80 c--v.r-
i1E opinion among 80 directors IT, s,ordan.s VII
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
FATHER AND son DIE TOGETHER.

John TOmpkins. siN,y-four years old. died .n re
Peeks>iil Hospital q. e5 o'clock last nigh, after
months Illness 4 aoou; rhs same hour Ms son.
Sylvarus Tompkins was found dead M re stems
- house n the Village IL had JUS 6.aS E4
twenty-s.gh- years old and heart disease :
thought 20 have been t1= cause - -iS death
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
KLLLrD PRoroGR4PHING AN EXPLOSION.

Phi,'iQshurr. Penn. April s-Samuei Graham
Wei known throughout central Pennsylvania. was
instantly kii'at nea- iris place TO-DAY while at
tempting - Eet kodak picture % tie explosion
Fo- Ire 0trposa - blowing arEe stump our NJ he
ground with dynamite. \ silver struck 1in n ne
re-k and nearly cur rs head from his hcty. He
uss member u tAe firm - Graham. Herd & 60.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
coxsoLrnArroH RrMoR DENIED

= private dispatch from Chicago President
Hughi:- - ne Chicago ard Northwestern road
has denied ,nA rumor that hat properly : 20 b.
absorbed ~ re Nev-Yo-k Central. road The -
po-r NJ Hughi,t declares : almost 700 absurd
% dignity v1-h q denial He adds thar 20 such
step ever contemplated
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
IMPORTANT SALE OF TENNESSEE LANDS

Chattanooga. Tenn. A0-f, tSp~cisu--he sale
o. 5000" acres % ,-e riches. mineral ard -i-,ns-
and Goa. isnds In th- Sour- rss been mad by
NeidrinEhaus Bios. % : Louis - -re Tennessee
Central Railway Company The and les ir Zen
tress and Cumberland counties. Tenn H. The cum
cs--ard No"0's'-S The -rarSac-ion also Includes
short Ire = ra-wsy fro-' Tracy city . ne coal
lands which RiI Or. co-~r.e-e4 and ,-s-s.ss -,
~ Tennessee r@r-rs, Company. The -e--,~s--
Central 7cad. through - .rCU0ta- Colonel Ie---
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
CHINESE JrGGLrR WtyTS TO STAY HERE

Chicago. Aprii (SQscisn.-Chng Ling FOO. the
Chinese recrouancer VINO has been performing AT
4 local theatre wi'h his wife. has been ordered
de0orted 20 China ~ United States Commissioner
Mason Ching Foo wants remain in this COM
iry. and labess cor0us proceedings have been in
stitufsi With trst end m view.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07

rliah Baxter paid cash FOR the lands The exact
amount cannot he learned The officials ot me
company saw they only intend 10 operate the
railroad but that they purpose TO open these coal
ard timber lands and develop them fully.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07

the conservative policy % the company. that the
earnings should be used IN creating srrong surplus
rather than in paying AT this tine dividend on the
common stock
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
FUTURE OF JOINT TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION.

The Liquda;ins Ccmmiitee appointed several
months aso 20 Mind up the affairs OF the Join,
T-a..c Association. stte- ne supreme Court 81
he United States had handed down rs decision
7o,d!rS ths association 20 b combination In 70
s.tairt - trade hsld meeting Yesterday some
:. The members favored ths continuance 81 the
JON, Tra.fC Association A sort ~ bureau of
information " with which tsriN schedules and sim
Nsr PAPERS might 10 fled while others were o
opinion ;hat tha association would better be en-
t.rs'v dissolved Another meeting - The commit
tsc VII hs hslf n 4 fev tays
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CUT RATES ON MICHIGAN CENTRAL
ExPBcrrp To COMPEL OTHER ROADS TO MEET

THE CIT.
oe,roi;. Ap-l 6 (SpecisD,--The announcement on
,h. authority OF the passenger department ot the
G.chigar Central Railroad ;hat II would hereafter
OFFER dinerential rate on through business from
Chicago 10 Nev-York. where tickets we're sold west
.: the Chicago gateway has caused considerable
cc-uno,ion among the opposition lines here. The
Central has always held up 10 the standard hrs,-
class rate. giving the weaker lines difsrertial
o. s. hrsi-cass tickets and s. on second
class ticke;s Il has not rad the through service
% the Lake Shore and Pennsylvania and has felt
;heir opposition through business This seems
60 mean that the Vanderbilt interests are going
after the rate-cutting di1ere1tisl roads. L Will
result In a cut by the other lines.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
WORK WANTED.

---~~-~~.~J~~.~----o.~o
NaI~.
PORTER Go rs resps~fshis roloref man
- norfsr - so around mar WOoDSoN.
So ~ ave- TOP fror
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07

The Ci-y Vases Disposal Company. c-Es0izet
iron 70 sra~ ~ ne la-a Co'0re' Gec-ze 2. Wa
* IT, has beer .--r-o'-srsi A. T-@ntc0 ov ?
Gibson James Dfl and william =. Cnur,h. 7he
-----srv wri-r IS -a0i-arzei A. S3'sHr a1i
-.s ,-E-as a. y - E-osf1ey Ti-f follow re
,--.~.ss s-i "-.'tza -1c inventions - Colonel Wa
.-s tr tis-os - -itr Eas'es ? " GiHso1.
1r-S la-'
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
WORK WANTED.


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New-York tribune., 1899-04-07

COOK Young Eiri a. COOK Ntling - ss-
s,f- Nifr rssrlng gr.g&f. family drr
r.sss r.ty reSsr~rr~ -le Ek.t -31-s;
E~~s-. t~u
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
cov7NryrlL corroy OIL couPANr.

Ire Continental Cotton or Company vas i-cor-
rora,ef yesterday a- Trenton v!tt capital o,
3 '''a ~ Shi-1 & - 90 = - p-- cent cI-ll-
is,ive preferred stock a-i ror'f'o commor st'cs.
To company v.u rsngfa -turs c0'-Onseed oil and
ergo 2 - zee SAFE @, --- ty-Vrod l-fs.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
--~-~>-~~---->>~1S 1S7c.
GARDENER.-By man cn xsn'isrsns
place undsrr-ants care q ho-,es. COWS.
-,c. Atirs.s +. r. HANSON. s52 Broad
va brooklyn.
HANDY MAS-Fo- a. sii-sround. soa1
handy man. 2, years With one frr.
CHAs wEXLER. IS Tompsins-sT...
MAN ANn WIFE ooio->s. from virginia.
cosn,r, ,n TART GsRTER azs west sI,h-.,,
MARRIED swedish mar. ~ children On
~,..,,i 1-tv.r hlrh... -.,srencss N
ANDERSON 70 BarroTs'
SECOND D-MAS.-Frenchmsn n prisa,'
family. ;us, arrived from Europs city
or country wiling and obiirinz. god ref
sr~rce. l.. X. go Roadway.
sDroND-MAN BY Young man IN prirs's
stable years soot reference. Aires
2 W Pox g. Tribune One.
SECOND MAJ BY younE mar in privs'.
,smiiy 70 foo,HAn az az -s,',s'. sg,i., r. 5..-
-eSs-er~s. - -a-ss Gail r- a+fr~ss "
VI ~ WA.' s+'h -. car' - ja7i'rr
THIRD - u..,si- ran. oy an English
man. city references. tissngaEsi sfier
30 I'm l. ISkRD. care Turner. ~ S'r-
ave.
TsEFt-i~yAN -soo~-. priva,. family IN
-oun'ry. u-tsrsfs1ts rsr~ norses. cows
carriage. harness car Siv' re,~-eac.s
,--r as, employer t-r long ssry -
DANIEL HURLEY. - ;'H-are.
rSEFr.I~MAN. -Gsrr-sn - steady posi-
'ior il business ~ isci1ry. zr1f cry
Inference. n sCHNIEGALL. 5is We''
l2th-s;.
USEFUL .ingl. nan. sooa hasi's sssty
- ~ Ts-iisrnan's piac. 60 ss,1e,,. 80,
hos-is- s,t mixer s'c n-ot .-afe
reference asd-sss STEADT- are -
Rosoh. - R6ss-sr
USEFrI1MAN &c-Ry mar ant zif. 70
ra-ia- ara ror.rs v-nan unfs-s'arts
po.i,-,- sni goof butter maker. At1fe-s
COUPLE. , Cou---sf. Br'csiy7
r-SrFT-l-MAN -r--5e-starts cs-s h1rsss
---s 'sw- zrf @1Ee-s - ss--4sris1
place y-7 rs n, rs'sre7'@s il-- -
Moderate ssisry Aires USEFUL
rourt-s- Brooklyn.
USEFUL. NAN -Tvea-y -Hvs s-saty. SC
- s-i.a- e-s-a- ~ ss-.rrr VrTs
KAISER IA Hamburg - T0'oslyn.
rSrFI-I,-MAN Sober. s'ssfy Ger--a.
excellent v~Es-as,e Es-i--s-. -a-- h'rse'.
-sl.k. Randy VITA tools refeTe-rss steady.
P7r 10 i2s2 B-ostTsy
UsEFl-L-NAN-S, temperate frs,-
-.ess hoa-rs- ~ sfrst r., wc-.. e.
si-as f~-7 - AZ e-zsEsrsri -l.y = c'.r.
--y vel r-r--u.ntst. THOMPSON. -
Ess. sats-
vsEFT-I-MAN ant WATER --os.- i
css--i'rs tgs- is-ts- Gs-nsn- CARL
r-SErr.r~NAN - roA~EMAN -s-st-
u-ts-.-s-5s s~e-ytrl-E shcu' zart>--
r-rs4s ard -s--.sEes wages. 81. ossi rsf-
s-sr-ss Cal cr wr.te -. LARSON. 81
UsEFT-L-MAN-By y5gns nsn IN privs'.
fs-ffv. 1-ts-sfa-ts -1rs1s az Ns
sr-i za-te--- al gsne-siil $50, -;
refs-s1c- fr'1l iss. P'scs. Y hyNE- -
e1-sv.
TsEFrI-NAX -Mari+4 g =. es.l:.
?og.'-- zs-t.u snd .a~ns. Xix. s>P-
s,zfo- a-t 51--s-Tak.nF a1t rsnazsn>1'
- farm 20 E@1-.---s-s ps-@ sro~r en~-
xs-i-- wing s-t r--s'T7-tny E'-'f
ere r +. - 5.--1Vs
uSErt-I-NAN -Rr <os~r nsn ir 7riva'.
,s-Ly n s1.1iv l-t~-s's-ts csr- =
s-s-r-s ron as s-Pioytr. .c-s s-rfi .
lRAIsL HURLEY. Tes c'H-av.
rSEYrL-XAN so. r-sa.s .-.a.y -
.--.4. -e,4-~-ce JOHNSON arr @, NJ
car - Wee --'--s-
I-sEFt-I>MAN -45>--.-. -,s----1 's--
- Es1 e-sls pisc~ - -. u. GOO
rsfs-s- -. -. ra1 . 81 KIDS ct - -s--
~-rs az pain ~7'si-s 81 g = gse
New-York tribune., 1899-04-07
BILLIARD AND pool TABLES

EIf-.fARU GNf7 TC.6I, TSRi.E-S' -'---,ir 1sT
11- ss---i -s-3 -rss- p cas- ss-
-.--s MARX sR1s - r'-i-- Sau.re
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13
COMING MOTOR VEHICLES
REPORT ON THE RECENT BERLIN
EXHIBITION.
Consul General Mason Says Not Sin
gle American or British Manufacturer
Represented In His own Name.

An International exposition of motor
vehicles has just been held in Berlin.
1t was opened in the presence of the
Emperor and many other distinguished
personages. United States Consul-Gen-
eral Frank H. Mason at Berlin, has
made a comprehensive report of it TO
the State Department which has been
published in the consular reports, copi-
ously illustrated.
Among other things he says:
1.-THE exhibition proper has been made
by one hundred and twenty firms and
companies, of whom eighty-one are
German, four Belgian, twelve French,
and two from Switzerland. Not a sim
gle American or English maker is re-
presented in his own name, although
there are tires, driving chains, and
other machine parts of English origin
exhibited under the names of their Ger
man agents; and three of the most no.
ticeable and admired electrical motor
carriages on exhibition are from the
works of the Pope Manufacturing Com
pany, of Hartford, and exhibited by the
Motorfahrzeug and MOtorer- Fabrik, of
Marienfelde, a suburb of Berlin, which
firm has acquired certain patents of the
American company.
LAS classified under the schedule pre-
ViouSly announced, the exhibition in
cludes forty different models and types
of motor carriages for one passenger
or more; thirteen exhibitors show mo-
tor wagons for freight; twenty-siX
numbers cover exhibits of motor cycles
and trail carts belonging thereto; six
firms exhibit motors and parts of the
same; two show only springs and
wheels for motor carriages fifty-one
firms exhibit various miscellaneous
parts, fixtures, and materials for motor
carriages not included in the preceding
classes and five exhibitors display the
literature, drawings, maps, and models
which the new science of automobilism
has thus far developed
Large sales have been made, some of
the different types having been sold as
many as twenty times for future deliv-
cry; and it is noticed that for town or
city use the electrical carriages have
the preference among purchasers, while
for country districts and freight and
delivery wagons the benzine and gaso-
line motors have the call. This is the
natural result of considerations which
apply equally in all countries. The
electrical carriage is more easily han
died than those of the oil or benzine
type; it is self-starting free from smell,
practically noiseless, and can be run at
wide ranges of speed without the use of
different gear wheels; it is good for 4C
miles without recharging, which is
quite sufficient for ordinary city, park
or suburban driving, and can be man.
aged by a skillful amateur without the
presence and help of professional
driver.
THE hydrocarbon wagons are, on the
other hand, cheaper: they require as
source of power only a few quarts of
benzine or gasoline that can be bought
at any country store; and they can be
run by any ordinary machinist who has
no knowledge of electricity"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13
The
Tea Department

Is one of the special features of
our business. Thirty years of close
application, study and varied ex-
perience enable us to select teas
unsurpassed both in quality and
price. For richness, strength, quail
ity, tone, flavor and purity we claim
our teas unsurpassed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13

For rich aromatic blends Of great
strength, combining the delicious fra
GRANGE of the Ovient," 1--WE specially rec
ommend our Maltese Cross" blends.
These are the perfection of the tea ex-
pert's skill. Their sale is very large
and steadily increasing, demonstrate
the value of judicious blending.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per stmr. Lehua, from Kaunakakai,
December 12.-John Burrows, Mrs.
Mana.
Per stmr. Nihau, from Makaweli,
December 11.-NIrs. H. Evanson and q
children.
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, from Lahaina,
Kona and Kau, December 12.-Fred.
Waldron, G. Kinney, G. w. Alloy, wife
and 4 children, c. H. B. Fowler, w.
Sumter, C. Hopkins, Mrs. Cupid, Mrs.
Kaanui, Mr.. Kaanui, w. r. McWayne,
H. T. Taylor, H. S. Townsend, w. B..
McFarlane, DR.. Rowatt, Mrs. Atcherly,
j. r. Bergstrom, Mrs. r. Overend, H.
p. Baldwin, Mary Norton, Mary Silva,
Mary Ailau, III deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13
PART II.
ONE ON HIM.

BLAST that lamp!" roared Mr. Pegel,
who was heating some water for shay
ing purposes.
1T reminds me of you at the theater."
said Mrs. Pegel, sweetly.
Reminds you of me?" he Numbered
I'm what way? Speak, woman"
why, this makes the fourth time it
has gone out and every time it goes out
it smells of alcohol. Chicago News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13

THE hydrocarbOn wagons are, on the
other hand, cheaper; they require as
source of power only few quarts of
benzine or gasoline that can be bought
at any country store; and they can be
run by any ordinary machinist who has
no knowledge of electricity"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13
DEPARTING.

Wednesday, December 10.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Honokaa
and Kukuihaele, p. m.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman for Hamakua.
(Anchored in quarantine.)
Stmr. Mikahala, Thompson, for Kauai
ports. (Anchored in quarantine.)
Stmr. w. G.. Hail. Peterson, for Kau-
al ports. (Anchored in quarantine)
Stmr. Helene, Bennett, for Paauhau,
Pepeekeo and way ports. (Anchored in
quarantine.)
Stmr. Claudine, Cameron, for Laha-
ina Kahului, and way ports (Anchor-
ed in quarantine.)
Stmr. Lehua, Parker, for Kaunaka
kai, Olawalu and Kihei 8 p. m. (Will
anchor in quarantine).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13
A GOOD THING.

There's one good thing when they feel
dry
That business men cannot pass by,
For far and wide it's fame you hear,
They stop to drink of Rainier" beer.
On draught or in bottle at Criterion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-12-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVING.

ARRIVING.
Tuesday, December u.
Stmr. Lehua, Parker, from Kaunaka-
kai, December II.
Stmr. Niihau, Bruhn, from Maka
well, December IL: pkgs sundries.
Wednesday, December 10.
Br. stmr Carlisle City, Aitken, from
San Diego, November %.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
SOME FUNNY ADS.

Somebody has been collecting queer advertisements from the papers; here are a few specimens:
 .Wanted-An organist and boy to blow the same"
 Bulldog for sale, will eat anything; very fond of children.
 ''Wanted-A boy to be partly outside and partly behind the counter"
 Widow. in comfortable circum- stances wishes to marry two sons"
 Annual sale now on. Don't go else where to be cheated-come in here"
 For Sale-A pianoforte, the proper ty of musician with carved legs"
 "Wanted-A room by two gentlemen about 30 feet long and 20 feet broad" :" "A lady wants to sell her piano, as she is going abroad in q strong iron frame"
 'Wanted-For the summer. a cot tage for a small family with good drainage"
 "Wanted-By respectable girl. her passage to New York; willing to take care of children and a good sailor"
 "To be disposed of, mail phaeton. the property of a gentleman with a moveable headpiece as good as new"
 "Lost-Near Highgate archway. an umbrella belonging to a gentleman with a bent rib and bone handle"
 ''Lost-A collie dog by a man on Sat- urday evening answering to Jim with
 
 muzzle."
 "Mr. Brown, furrier, begs to an- nounce that he will make up gowns. capes, etc, for ladies out of their own skins"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
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No, said Colonel stilwell "I don't yearn foh his society. Understand me. don't say fob a minute that he is not as perfect a gentleman as grows But a mans previous associations will nec- essarily influence his character
 What do you know of his previous associattons?'
 Nothing personally. But I observe that he can't be satisfied to play half dozen games of poker without eountih over the entire pack of kyards.e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
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The manager Of the bicycle agency was clearly suffering from a dyspeptic mind or pessimisac stomach. It was late in the morning when he arrived at his place Of business, and without a word he walked over to the desk at which one of the salesmen was seated He looked over the salesman's shouf- der, and then, with an unamiable in- flection in his voice, commented:
 T thought I paid you a salary to self bicycles
 That's what I am trying to do"
 Do you call scribbling all over that pad of paper selling bicycles?a
 No"
 And what kind of arithmetic do you call that column of figures there, mere childs play to kill time%'
 What column of figures dc you mean
 The one on the corner of the desk. You have written $75' and scratched 1t out then "A and so on down to s60.
 T suppose that strikes you as tria- ing"
 "Assuredly.
 Well, it isn't. That represents a strenuous effort to dispose of one of our seventy-fve dollar wheels to a deaf and dumb man