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sson RENT.

4 FIRST-CLAss FARM NfAA ..
city. with good dwclin. ana an' .....r.
RIO. A. GILLIAN a COZ
DC H-Th&Sa2t ta ta-' Si'i'
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Chautauqua Blackboards, with desk at
tachment and 10 feet Of Drawings,
for Sgc.
Childrens Red-Oak See-Saws. SOC.
Shoo-Fly Rocking Horses. 3Jc.
Boys and Girls Sleds. l9c
Beautiful Enamelled Tables. Beds, era
dies. and Chairs. &c. choice.
Dol Toilet Sets. gOld-band decorations.
regular 25c size for 10c. a set.
Boys Soldier Suits. 25c.
y lot Of Fine Austrian China Toy Tea
aud Chocolate Sets. We're s., I'm boxes
12N2O inches, special for to-day 81 a
set.
\ table fun Of Fine Mechanical Toys.
were bought TO sell for 25c, for lOc.
choice.
Large Iron Police Patrols, regular g. %
ones. special for $125
Hook and Ladders. with horses, 2jc.
Nlckel-Plated Iron Banks. Sc.
Nickel-Plated Iron Traps, with horses,
were 81, only p 10 be sold, 49c. choice.
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Ladies' Holiday Gift
Waists-Silk Beauties.

Newly gotten to please the most fas-
tldious fancy, Cohen's prices are these:
@.@ cor the $3.50 ones. 1896 for the 3,
ones. S299 FOR the 81 ones. and up to
$50 that should be $50.
Tlannel Maista are 99c. 70 S2.ls.
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rVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE DE-
K t,rrlls -. sru rgvf ~ t.WAWfH...


FAIRMOI NT.-By virtue oi o.
deed OF trust dated 10Th Decent
OF record in the clerks office OF
County Court. Deadlock l52 IS,
default having been made lu tln
of the debt thereby secured ar. 0.nt
required by the beneficiary sl H -
will sell by auction. upon the
FRIDAY. DECEMBER n ''
at 4:3O o'clock =. 49, lot o
all improvements thereon
tie east line of Twentieth
having front Of 81 feD, ODD 500
line of Twentieth street hr
126 3-l2 feet 90 an alley in common .i .'.-
wide.
TERMS. Cash as o. cNNgn-
and balance due on bond of 81
residue as may Doe ana .c.I ~
sale. W. O.. ARMIrAGa
j. ST. FOSTER
JOSEPH w. THOMAS
De 10
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AUCTION sALEs-Tbis Dnv

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD r,,s
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cArr.'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID ps.
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND rr,
VENDEE.
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kENWOOD LOTS, on THE RICH.
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac ran
road, i0JX,c0 feet Price. sos down. q
per week. Trains at hours 20 suit AN
business. Commuters get am scent fare.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD x co.
de III, sos east Main street.
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WANTED.

100 MEN WANTED FOR THE WOODS
al once Good wages. Tools turnlshel.
Steady employment Mr.. FRANZ -
~ "a de 12-l5t
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are especially invited to visit Berry's to-
day. 4 handsome souvenir given each
Lady customer.
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Can't Begin 10 Write OF tE1e
Great Basement Store

Every woman man. and child is wanted here if only tC
learn what the world of art science and invention
formed that will make the merry Christmas more merry
Among the many thousands are
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CUlPEPEa CREAMERY BUTTER.
BlRD-ISLAND FAMILY FLOUR.

The Finest Flour that is sold
to-day in this market is the
Byrd Island Patent Family.
Every barrel is chock full of
flour. They are peculiar made
barrels and look differently
from any other flour sold, and
il is peculiar flour. because it
makes the lightest, sweetest,
whitest bread and keeps moist
longer. You can get 40 pounds
more out of a barrel than any
other flour made. Try a barrel,
and if what We say does not
meet with your views we ask
no pay.
$4,000 pounds New, Choice
Mixed Nuts. los.
5000 9-pound cans Bartlett
Pears in white Syrup. each IOc.
1000 dozen Small French
Green Peas. I5c.
French Candy, pure sugar
goods. made in Paris... sc.
10000 Fresh Cocoanuts. d. sc.
GranuIaled Sugar, 3 lb. .27c.
Irish Potatoes, peck. 900. 2Oc.
Water Ground Meal, bush. SOC.
5000 bales Fine Timothy
hay. go. ........... ooC.
10000 bushels Oats, per
bushel .................3 5c.
5000 bushels Corn ....... 43c.
10000 sacks Salt, kiln
dried ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soc.
Gibson's Old Rye Whiskey,
quart. ........: ..... 75c'
Clemmer's Old Rye, ; years
old. .............. ......,. 4oC.
Imported Spanish Sherry
Wine, gallon. ..............S Soc.
Home-Made b a c k berry,
quart ........ .....-.... i5C'
Finest Madeira Wine, quart
I5c.
Fine Old Malt Whiskey, pot /
tIe JOG. /
Byrd-Island Flour, bag 2Oc.
New Seedless Raisins, f-pound |
boxes. ........ .......... ioC'
New Citron. ............II TIC.
Orange Peel. .Ioc.
Shelled Almonds. 3oc.
Fine Old SmithfieId Hams.I25c. |
Finest Roasted Coffee. o.. TIC.
5000 pounds Golden Rio Cof-
fee, ground ...............Sc.
London Layer Raisins, per
box. .........,. ......... of'oo /
Family Roe Herrings, in half
barrels, finest of all fish, per
package. $3.50 |
20 bars large Soap .... .25c.
5000 boxes Rolled Oats. =. sc.
3 cans Potted Ham. .I5c.
3 cans Potted Tongue. .I5c.
900 cans Fine Soups. ....I oc.
5000 cans 3-pound Snaps. sc.
3 pounds Granulate Sugar
and I lb Arbuckle's Coffee. SIC.
ID. O'SULLIVAN,
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WANTED,

To SELL 200 PAIRS TWO-WHEEL
Rubber-Tlre cycle Skates. j. y. NIXON.
No. east Broad street. no l6-lm
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Imported Preserved Chinese
Ginger, As Jars, each.......25c
Armour's Choice Mince-Meat.
ID. tin cans. ............. oc'
Finest Home-Made Mince-
Meat, per pound Sc
5000 bushels Large Irish Po-
tatoes, per bushel. Csc.
600 boxes Finest California
Peaches, per pound. .........7c.
CUIPEPER CREAMERY BUTTER.
The finest Creamery Butter
in this market comes from our
dairy IN Culpeper county. But
ter is scarce and high, our
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HORSES, MULES. HARNESS. sc.


ONE or THE INCEST TURNOUTs IN
the city, 5-year-Old Mare. can trot Ina
2:5j Rubber-Tire RunabOut. ina nice con-
dition. and set OF Harness VIII be sold
AT a bargain. Addrsez TEAM. care Dis
patch. dc li-lts
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day'

By Edward S. Rose Company
Real Estate Auctonoers'
No. IL north Eleventh street.
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tire wealth. Lewis takes his arrest and
confinement calmly.
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NJ ANTIiD.

4 HOUSEKEEPER THAT IS WILLING
10 Work and can get along with children.
Applicants will state experience, age, etc.
Address WHITE" Dispatch once.
de l2-3ts
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AN EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR. GOOD
F"'' de lO-Sun, Tu&Th3t
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Tooth BruSIleS

The prettiest and best. usual JOc ones.
! are DC. CToilot Departmcntj
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BY Virtue OF n deed Of TRUST f o..
undersigned trustee. bearing I... r,r
AIRY 2. 1898. and recorded Don fn. r...
Office Of HeuflcO County C0lff r
Book l5 "B." page $50. d.ult f,.
been made 200 the payment of r.-.
OF the debt therein secured. arI
required so 20 DO by tho honeH..-
VII. sell at public auction, on t..
iscs. on
THURSDAY. DEcEMBER 3D. 4
mt 4.iJ o'clock r NJ. the rRAU. r,
LAND described I'm said deei .l.rs H..
meGiatpiy az TayiOr's Crossing .. ..
Richmond Fredericksburg ari r..rr.'
railroad. in Brooklyn vi sisterN Ut-..'
HDnricO county Va. adfOIn.U. I..
of COrnela a. Lane. George &c., $751;
ami others. and containing lon ..r.
The improvements are c0uH.r
new, and consist OF comfort.
room dwelling and outbulid.r.
found on farm % ifs size. N
with a detached store. lGXs
containing three rooms. Nire
chard OF apples. cherries. and ..n..,
Four passenger trains stop If.F L.
Tho farm fronts ON two public
This would make "a most lcela..
try home Tor any one wishing -.
I'm business IN Richmond, AND
same time run Che store
Parties desiring 90 attend fne . -.
take the train leaving the Union
az ( o'clock T. VI. and EIpa station
r. W.. and can return 90 the city ....
train arriving at sos T. 81
TERMS. Cash aG 90 expense 0fr.
any taxes that may De due. and U.
Of $50 with interest from f.rr..
1895. the balance easy and upon uu.
WALTER synNoa
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TRUSTEES SALE

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND rr.,
NESS PROPERTY Al TAYLOR. -
CHOOSING.
on THE RICHMOND. FREUEnIrt,
BURG AND POTOMAC RATsHDiI.
IN HENRfCO COUNTY JrsV
MILES FROM RICHMOND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-14

our purchase was so? Oh. no; not pke
YOU find anywhere and everywhere. we
bought out whole store. and among
them are the newest and prettiest that
were intended for Hartford House that
burnt out.
The prettiest 8 Umbrellas. that are SOFA
under usual trading. are Sl.75-trmmed
I'm novel designs for holiday gifts
The s22j ones, with Princess handles
are $l.19
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FROM JAPAN DIRECT, MEMS SILK.
HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS.
The Best SIS Hand
soonest MOireen PettiCOat
for So, O8,

OF Wool, Moireen, Corded Flounce, Full,
and New and in all the wanted colors.
The Moire Taffetalien (cottom. in bright.
pretty designs, the 81 ones. for soc.
Pretty SILK ones start at 1896 and 10
SO. They were to $3.50 only a week
ago.
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SPECIAL EOR WIN.

Umbrellas I'm the latest get-up' SILK. win
silver-trimmed handles. and We en-
grave each and every Umbrella free
of charge. The price to-day, or as long
as The lot lasts. for $40 each; the
cnnArnef I'm tho Lot costs 2.Il.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
" TED,
WANTED.

4 FIRsT-CLASs COOK AND BREAD
Baker. Apply at once 10 lOJl east Mar
rLoi street de li-lts
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EXCELLENT RESIDENCE a--
Grace street, ~ rooms, modern N"
mpnts. nice order Store. li.1
street Factory, Cary street near
Two Large Floors for manu-.
H. j TODD. l26 north sixth street
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MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS PRO
vi PERrY SUITABLE EITHER r04
MANUFACTERING OR FOR TIL. DOR.
BlNG TRADE.
WITH UNSURPASSED SHIPPING "A.
ClLlrIES
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
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$1,000
IN
COIN

given to the boy or girl who
will on the I'D day of Deem
Der, 1899, bring to our store
the largest number OF
byrd ISLAND FLOUR
SACKS" When a barrel
of Flour is purchased We give
l6 tickets. Eacn ketrepre-
SentS a bag.
D, 0'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
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THE TRUST BUG
German Sugar People are
Now in Alarm.
Fear Competition OF Cuba-Plsa Of
German interest for Fa-
vorabie Laws.

BERLIN. Jan. 9n.-Dur.rs the dis
cussion OF the sugar question iu the
lower house Of the Prussian Die; today.
Baron Erfa. referring 90 the opinion
OF the Secretary OF the Imperial Treas
ury, Baron Won Th!eimanu. tha- there
Is no danger 70 the German sugar i'm
dustry from America 81 the nesr future
said the manufacturers OF SaNpuy took
quite q different view from those who
pOOh-hoOed the danger and moderated
the colossal financial resources and
enterprises OF the American Sugar
trust. 80 which in California was max
ing great progress n sugar production.
The only thing TO help German manu-
facturers, IN the opinion OF the speak
er. was 10 tighten the excise duty on
sugar and thus promote home con-
sumption.
The Minister OF Agriculture in reply,
said he fully agreed with the state
ment that serious danger existed from
America. Moreover, he remarked. the
export of sugar from Cuba would great
| ~ increase during .Ee next few years
now that ensrGsti. and !uteil!Ec-'
| American capitalists rad taken tdt
matter in hand. The danger arising
from the production Of beet sugar 10
America. he further said. was CJutiuu
ally increasing. and 60 vas true tla
the export Of German sugar 20 Amer
icd was 10000 double hundredwe!gh
J Us .Gw. ,he exports ~ Great Britain
| NeverthelCsS 81 constituted a consider
anle portion OF Tn. production and th,
only remedy was an Increase % th.
home consumption. IL had Jlrs1t!
been found that Che use uf sugar tn tn
army increased the marching capabil
tiles Of the soldiers. j. vas also excel
lent N f8ttering pigs
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ORPHEUM THEAIER.
Double B:ll Tonight and Good
SpecialtiSs.

Tonight M Jul- walters and his
talented company VIII present grand
double bill The curtain raiser. ~
Jealous Husband arranged and pro
duced by Mr.. Frank Har,well. is \ very
clever comedy sketch, interpreted by
Misses Hartwa,l and Jefferson and
Messrs. Hanna and Hartweu. Then
several refined high class speCialties
will be introduced. the performance
terminating with the sensational com
edy drama, a. Delicate Question" AIR
Walters viii be seen TO great adyaut-
age IS the German scout, who plays
quite an important mart.
The play occurs IN the Rocky Noun.
tains and depicts the struggles and
final triumph OF POOR but homes
family who are neset by 4 psrsunag,
OF evil char acter, who is n league viii
a tribe of Indians, who have been ne
Cused OF doing his deeds until he
apprehsnded aud punished.
The play Is entirely different iron
any produced b. Mr.. Walters com
pgny. but they will Try and please thei
auditors by prOdCcius a variety a
plays OF different styles.
The above play win be continue
| Thursday and Friday nights. and -
Saturday night an entire new program
| will be presented
! Seats are now ON sale at the Hone
lulu Drug Co. The prices to remain a
usual.
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TO OUR NEW SETTLERS.

From 'Cucje Sans Boys" ia Cub@
and Manila. What We have been lpo&-
ing for Your remedies and specialize
are o. X. For overcoming the cusTyat-
ing effects Ut climate nervous pros
tratsonI take Blood and Nerve Tonic
81. tx. ~ shipped. Auu-Naiarial
Fever tcumpOsitei 81. mailed. After
Fever Tonic. a rapid builder. 81. tx. ~
shipped Auti-Malartat Capsule IN
chronic. pgruictous and v.rurrcut ma
laria. s.. mailed. uyssut.vy Powders.
81. mailed Insomnia Cur. for sleep
/ les sucss. s.. mailed. Rectihcr. correct.
and cures excuses. s.. cN. ur shipped
. Remedies and Specialize ttpr trsrl
I sole proprietor and manufacture. tts
lVandre Drug Speciality Company. -e3s'
S5-a-. san jose Ave. station J. san
7 Francisco. Cal. T.. :. =.
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PART j.
vt the Chief lustiss-

There viii Re an observance here o:
birthday by the local
chapter OF the Sons and Daughters o.
the American Revolution. The gather
ing Will DC 1t the home OF Chief Jus
tiee judd, Nuuarl Avenue. and the
date VIII 6e Tuesday evening. FEB. Il
the hour z 80 2. N. The usual hOspi'
talities OF the Judd home will he sX'
tended aId there will be as , feature
an address by Capt T. wallia Morgan
Draper, commanding the Denver Com
pany OF The volunteer Engineers nos
AT garrison near -Iono.u.u.
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Sleener Robbed.

Yesterday DAVID KaIpa brought q
Chinese TO The police station against
whom he placed = charge % felony.
It seems THAI the Chinamaa had rob
bed his best friend OF ST. while the
latter vas sleeping. The case wi.l come
up today.
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Session Sa!cs-siEht shares osal
Gssess1b!c. St.s.5v.
Outside Sales reported Neuty
shares H1uoEaa sugar Co. Sts5. 81
shares Pioneer Mill. $3.50. 81 share.
Ookala Sugar Co. Siu5. So shares Eva
Plantation. SsSO.
Quotation Changes -Twsuty-tivs
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jas. Thompson. Toyo Jackson. Pat
Gleason and others have completed the
organization of the Hawaiian Mandolin
aud Guitar club.
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w. J. GUM,
ReQ| ES|0|e Age|l|.
40 Montgomery St.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND sac
RAMES-rc STREETS
San Francisco. California.
San Francisco. California

Tse.sy yczrs % ssocessfss 1Koss-
sc1re - a. Real Estate AEcoG crs4h1as
mo to sEasn tkaE ] have done well for
invcssoTs. zhsn shtg followed ny sc-
vice
TIE sstoat5Ba % thuse hsFinr money
20 invest b. called to The f2cs sAs1 there
are great upso~guaisics 10 tgaks sploa-
d5d 5nvcstrnn1ts ta San FraDclsco Haxl
Estate ~ the prescut strne- The Goa
dis5ol % rcalig az prU2e-s fzrprs Tie
buyer. Thts il 10 ta-nc 90 tugczs wh~n
pruperssFa CA - psrcaascd 90 low
prizes.
san Fraacssco has a great futare. a.
unste on tate eo5nL r. be- 60 80 tbe
great city ot tho Pacific Cnztz aid -.
MAJ no baya poH vail make hsms~ls
rich
o1cr nv ~rpar1cane and trnors<.ae~
% values % property % tncsse wso g.
sire Co purchase b1slncAs prosr-ziw
for sncu-ne. 90 inprDrcd ioss GO blocks
for invcssnlcus- Gnforrnzs4cn cheer
fully givsa IN -rscr~oce 90 al rnasfrsv
pcrtainiaE 90 Real Estate n san rrxn-
casnn. usii &c harry 90 corrcsvooc
IN re.sssoa thereto.
Sometimes Estates are DIVIDED. and
The property has 90 be sold: q this
ray Eo~ purchases can he made. Th~
lu-.sSs-Kir-od possr-.s<-s snro~-nas3oa a<
az such sales snd ns1 advise b1Terv
2s Co values.
Muasy tasess.d on Real Ezss.e 80
eurisy for tsooe -so e><rs 10 baz=
their rnoacT.
Pail charge tAte- q p-oE.rss~s az
tz1es pzia ,or ahEc1s @~o~-A
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s-Tss s,s<aas hczrs a. wskiEs -
FuEzhoz sehe13 t-2ci
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MESSENGER SERVICE.
Honolulu Messenger Service deliver
messages and packages. Tel. 1ss.
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HuSuy -. gosn- Hs@.ss Fetssrz.
Members Stock and Bond ENehsuge
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i.-TurasF y-2-s Lc2se % tts scrss
90 ~ pzssu-s lad la Iszio'o valley. -
niles frum Wasa,as Fua8. Frnsh zDoza-
tata SILVIA suns throurh 80 tzas
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s-c.'y properly - s-E seeasaas
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EDWARD POLLIIZ6C CONF ANY

COMMISSION BROKERS AND
DEALERS ~ INVEST
NENT SECURITIES
Particular asteatioa given % 7=r~
.haSs aud saLa ot Hawaiian S1sG
Stock
t.aaus Ns<n.tAssd- Ezassra AL Fer.
eiEa stocks aud Bouea
eos California s.. san Frzaessoo. Cal
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Thomas square Conssrt.

This - Capt BTser's program for
the Government band concert at
Thomas Square, $50 This evening:
PART.
Overture-Caiif OF Bagdli .. Boieldieu
Fantasia-In Memoriam Gee. COppola
Grand Ssisction-NCrma ...... Bellini
Ca Malanai Anu Ka Makani .....
Cb) My Sweetheart Went Down
with The Maine. Observation-Disclosures.
The Misses Keliaa and Alepai.
PART u
Cornet SolC-west Brighton Hartman
Mr.. Charles KreutsT.
Finale-The Biyou1c 100000. Pstreila
WaitZ-Lsi lima -.-.......... Fetrsls
Medley-Amsrican Airs ...... Tob1ni
The star Spanglsd Banner.
It will De noticed that there IS a
Maine song on the program. this
being the first anniversary OF the de-
Istruction Of the American battlesh!7
lat Havana harbOr.
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t5-ThtFtg lots &C a. sizes "a az
fcrcut parts % zee moss 9esirahls 1cnz-
tsoas 90 kas!h5. MIA fne views. rna-
cadamized ssrceta. Ard water ssps,T
frcm cstY. These gg;s &c wsli aeii q
Lowest tiEurcs Ia raonEhls iassziinezts
utthuut !userosi 80 a. 20 4ut se~-r
u5thia rrarh 20 anybody 40 s7aa.s q
eumc.
IA amall hguFe and Cox udtA11
g. mgnutr- uaFs frssn rsst O-ce.
r-nss fcr So r-cg uannshs VcrE' ch~z7.
IA hrautsfE1. Nc5i-sAzped tpc ta
Katihi. nt.out = - an acTe. 80 900
mzradssr 81 ~asf
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s-Ksp.o.sa. Para AssHssz isss. %
lassaltssFsts.
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W.. J. QUINN,

Rss. Estate Axsas. sie Moasxsss1-r
s.. Szn Fraocsscn. si1z
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- s'ass as y q Bs'raaA.
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@-S.tsrcs. sgsa tgss o. Berrzzz.a
ffrc.s. Eu4 s.1c 90 Co.. Gssf
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FOR SALE.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-12
OXNARD SELLS TO TRUST

Los Angeles, March 31.-The
Oxpard- Hamilton beet sugar pro-
perties, in which are included the
factories located at Chino, Hue
meme and Grand Island, Neb.,
have been sold to new corpora
just organized under the laws of
the State of New Jersey, known
as the Beet Sugar Trust. Henry
Oxnard, who lie now at the Hotel
Van Nuys, admitted the facts of
the sale today. The three factor
les in question have been the
property Of Henry and James
Oxnard and James G. Hamilton,
The last named is q New Yorker.
The price paid for the California
factories could not be learned
today. Experts place the figures
ct 81, 100000 for each plant, the
amount being based upon the
earning capacity of each factory.
The identity of the purchasers
has not been disclosed, the new
company having been capitalized
at 81 0,000,000. The Clark facto
ry, located at Los Alamitos, is not
in the new deal. 1t was stated at
the Office of j. Ross Clark today
that Senator A. w. Clark would
not part with his beet sugar hold
ings for any amount that any in
dividual or syndicate could afford
to pay. The Los Alamitos facto-
ry represents an investment of
81 100000 to Senator Clark and
he does not care to unload.
Indications are that the coming
beet crop in this section will net a
two-thirds yield. Upon this basis
the Chino factory will handle
66,0OO tons, the Hueneme factory
$4,000 tons and the Los Alamitos
factory $4,000 tons. This means
an expenditure of S764,00O, nearly
all of which finds it's way finally
to Los Angeles in the purchase of
machinery, supplies and other ne
cessities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-12
Police Court Notes.

In the Police Court Tuesday
noon, the case of En- Fui, 'charg-
ed with embezzlement, was nolIe
pros'd. In the case OF the twenty
five Cinnamon up for being pre-
sent at a gambling game. one had
sentence suspended for six months
nine were discharged and fifteen
had their cases nolle pros'd,
Other cases were continued OF
had sentence suspended.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-12
-Established 1855
BISHOP e 90.
BANKERS,

Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit issued, avail
able in all the principal cities
IF the world.
Interest allowed after July
l, 1898, on fixed deposits 3
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, ID months 4
per cent.