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~ OF NEW YORK.-nanie G. Kingsland Plaintiff
Maria Louisa Kingsand. Harriet j. kingsland wlfe
of said Daniel Kingsand: Charles : Kings and ana
Eliza NJ Kingsland his WIFE James 5 hingsland and
Fannie S Kngsand. his wife; Jane Maria Leonard ana
Josephine HaiGh;. Defendants. 49,,
pursuance OF lnterlOCutory judgment OF partition
and ale dulv made and in the above entitled
octon bearing the 18th day Of March. 1889 l. me
Undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named VIII
cell ar Public Auction the New York Real Estate
Sales Room. III Broadway, In the Borough ot Man
haitian in County and city OF New York. on me l.h
Of April 1889 at IL O'Clock noon on tha' DAY ~
lanes L. Wells ESQ., Auctoneer. the premises described
follows: .,, -, 4.
All and singular. the premises mentioned ana de
scribed in Complaint. follows namely All, thar
certain lot piece parcel Of ground lying ana being IN
the l7th Ward in the thorough OF Manhattan. IN NE
County and city Of New YORK, ana kh9"h as % .,
S,uvesant street bounded the eastery SIDE by 10y
Number Street now or lrtely me proper
~ Henry Davis westerly side by Lot Number ~
Stuyvesant Street. the property Of said DAME.
hereby intended to be conveyed being
feet inches in width front ana rear ana
0fv-fve feet inches In depth on the westerly sat
and sxtv-fwo and in depth tho eastery
side being Lot conveyed TO said Daniel Kings
land bv Gerard Stuyvesant and Susan X his wife ny
deed dated July 1874 and recorded in the oce o the
Register city and CoInty OF New YORK IN l]b'r
452 Of Conveyance Page 200 July g. leif inc walls OF
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Findlav nov 1GOthl street.

Tn. approximate Of the lien or charge n sats
which The above described property If 10 pc 500
az 10 with interest from the seventeenth cay
Of March 1893 together with coats and aS n e
Isoo together with expenses OF the falH me hp
troxnlste amount a. taxes assessments or othes ne
min are IN be allowed the purchaser out ot tne pu-
chase money paid by the Referee Is $40 ana On
rba nrem-es are sold subject TO prior mortgages on
which there was due March lst. 1922 FOR principal ana
interest the sum Of si20762 70 and interest on s
,hsreof from March LIST 1899 the rate OF SIX per cent
annuU. ,eoo
DA''u' Wv WILLIAM ~ COHEN. Referee.
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~ or NEW YORK.-Charles F. Brady fla'Hu'H
agotrst Vecktor Ohlson al. Defendants , CT.
Ir OF a judgment OF foreciosuie
the above entitle1
10 date DIST day March. 1920. the undersiSieu NO
ps,erea in said Judgment named. Will sell AZ fupe
81, ~ tho Exchange sales Rooms. now Iocatrd -
III proodvaV in the ough Of Manhattan. tity OF o
Yn,t on the 18th day OF April 1899 at IL D clock No.
r, maj dey bv Philip \. Smyth, Auctioneer, the pIeI'
directed bv sac Judgment to be sold and therein w
scribed follows; - - -...,. ., land situata
=, H. Twenty-third Ward OF the city OF New loIN
formerly in the Village Of Melrose. Town OF Morls%i
f,ountv ~ W.stchester and State OF New 1orC wiz"
,skcn together were and distinguished az ot
rar ,ventv upon "a Map on nle In the once OK
p.c.er Of Weschester County. by the nunoer 10 nm
an,ed as yap Of Village OF Melrose situated IN
~ Manor ~ Morrisania Westchester County Hmg On
~. Paroad yirg between Mott Haven or Nov i,ab Mr.,
"a ,yest ~ Woodstock a. Flndlay, surveyor w.
-. March 18th 1850 and Is bounded ana de-cI'Du
,ran .ad man as follows: BEGINNING at point on tn'
,sssterv side of Washington NOW known as fnhl -
&c ore hundred feet Norhery from the corner o.Ieu
49, ~. ,r,eraert,on 81 Northerlv side or flnoaF
- known az 1a0th with the westerly sue DI
yVaehrr,,n Avenue thence running mortimer. honS
vvssterv slde Of Washington Avenue, htty tee,
Iveseriy narallei Findlay Street one hundrea 49,
tbence Soi,herly and parallel with Washihe,on Ia,
an feet and thence enstery parallel Win $40 Ia
street ono hundred feet q the westerly sIur - '''
Svsshnaton Avenue the point or place OF pesinnns
Dated: New York March 2+th lSvo,-ot,rS p.,.-..
~-u.,,rs ,-NANGer Attorney for Plaintiff. 1T5 Broad
York City
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YORK-Anna =. Ray Plaintiff against pf oaner =,
Adams Jennie T. Adams his wife Inc fatefs,n pe,',-'
Hospital Association the Paterson Qrnhan Asynm
clarion The old Ladies Home 81 Paterson Detenoaits
In pursuance Of Judgment 81 foreclosure and sale dg
made and entered above entitled ACTON
cate Dist day or March 1890. ]. the understand tee
peforee in said judgment named VIII sell at PUBIC az.
ION q, the New York Real Estate SaesIoom, No III
broadway IN the Borough ~ Manhattan. 'tF OF NtN
yo-k on tho Goth day 1899, at j. CLOCK noon
on that dav v Peter T. Meyer Auctioneer the premises
directed by judgment TO be sold. and therein De
scrihed as follows: .., -, ,.-, With
tho buildings and Improvements thereon situate, Vlns
and being I'm the 18Th Ward the CITY OF New 1otH ha
more particularly bounded and described as foio"s
REGINNING NJ point the souherly line o.: SIDE OF
Fast Sist street distant hundred and SIX feet aha
civ inches east 81 eastery side or line or flrst
Avenue and running thence souhey and para'e. WIN
said avenue one hundred and two feet ana Two nci
thence easterly parallel with said street twehty.nve
feet thence norery again parallel with SAID avenue
and part distance through 1AiS wall one IN, nun
sred and two inches to the soutneEy iie OF
Fast sst street, and thence westerly along the southe
siIe or line Of East sist Street i've teet 70 ue
nont or place II beginning Being ne premises KNOWN
as 10 iiO street. AMI when lies IN seCtloh
Z in block 1880 on the land Map or said city
Dated New York. March 30ih' is'e .o-r,-, p.,..
~ Attorney for Plaintiff
a Wall street New Y6rst fChy
N c.lugl
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...
HELP WANTED.


nporrrApr.r WORK offered agents IN
49,, ;own "a secure subscriptions 10
the ladies Home Journal and The SAT
urdsy Evening Post. Good pay for goo"
WORK we want agents 10 work thorousn
10 and with huF.ness svEtem 10 Sp,t'
.ach se,.to, wl,h oLr Illustrated litta
bookie,s and other advertising mater.
How well some Of our agents have sue,
ceeded "a told in llttic booklet We wou e,.-
Ike 10 send YOU portraits 81 sonte oi 49,
hes, asente with the story OF now .,,'
made il pay. THE CURTIS PUBLish-
IN1 60 Philadelphia. Penn.
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One hundred and forll.th rtreet.

One hundred and foriisth street.
The pproximate amount OF the lien charge - satisfy
which the above property is 70 be sold Is 900 with
thereon 18th dav Of January 1895
esin.r With the % the sale.
The Approximate OF the taxes assessments and
ether Hens which 10 bn allowed 20 the purchaser out
81 the purchase paid by the Referee is $i207
ana interest
Dated New York. March ls'N 1920
DANIEL 2. INGRAHAM.
Referee
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HISINESS CHANCES.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

.~~~DO~~~~~~-~~~~
EDWARD SMITH e. CO.. lie West 39;h-
-. and 81 Anr-st. Office 40 Ann-st.
Telephone calls. 445 Cortlandt and 363-
5Sth 81.
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Fnrerinsnrc Sales.

No>~O>>ooD~~>~oO>-~>>N~-~cS 80, =. 81,
the house standing on said Lot heing parry "' " wv
sides. ,o ~. .o,d
The following diagram ~ the property 10 DC sofa
its street Number Is No IS StuyNesant S"ee''
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TROY BOATS

TROY [BOAU9n
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 81.
..,-.r CITY Of Troy" or "onteora leaves West 10th
se11 dsilv excep. Saturday p NJ connecting with
3. and Hudson ana FitchbuTg trains SUNDAY
NeesWERS TOUCH AT ALBANY. Steamer Saratoga
sIEAai.S rsh,llt with dining room located main
81 viii be placed II commission the first week in
APRIL.
CATSKILL, HUDSON AND CONSACKIE
y BOATS leave foot of Christopher Street. daily ex
49,. svn1ay T. NJ.
KINGSTON LINE, West 10th St.-Daily p m
IN Saturday nti Baldwin and Romer ior Cranstons
r.-,Wa. NeWburgh. New Hambureh. Marlboro, Milton
pcsghkeepse hyde PARK. Esopus Kingston connecting
80 l. < d r T. for all points In CatsNN Mountains
DANISDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier n
IL y + foot Franklin Street. fer Cold Spring. Corn
AL Fshtil Ia ldnc and Newburgh week days. p NJ
sundays. A. 81
\-EW.HAVEN LINE. Pier %, f. R.-Steamers
~ daily except sunday. at F. NJ. and II midnight
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Male.


WANTED -Coachman: must he hnsHsn
scotch. unmarried. medium Siz-: mus'
no, use Iiauor OF any kind and must ~.
derstand his business thoroughly. AInres'
with fuI particulars ~ age eSperie, i',,
wages desired r.. W. j.. Box H. Iro'"'
ONCE
WANTED Two young men to eahNhhs'
steady work. good salary. rcI-rrlut.r,
Gail Monday after p M L s;.,n., =,
MONTHLY. corner Spruce ana Nll''"
cts
WANTED 4 hrr,-clsss valet WHO un
de.sfan6s massage. not over
references required. Apply Al 10 b"""
a. N.lls Building. sth floor. Room !"
ADVERTISEMENT and suoscriptions 70.
tn. Trlbun. received at ihelI uplo,s
Ono N i2,c Roadway. "a door ho,,"
OF 3ist-s,. uiti; . o'clock p. m auser.
easements received at the following ntansnn
offioes at regular once rates until 9,eio,'
u. m. viz "a bth-aye., 9. cor -ou 81
iS2 sth-ave. cor lcth-st.; hAeys. ON
ave and i4th-st.. i42 Columoue-aVs.. n n,s
W-st G6th-,t. iO5 West t.d-st., near o.s
ave, 90 East iith-st.. 2oT West 40
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

COMPANION. &c Trained nurse. long
experience in nervous diseases. as com
nnnion or attendant To invalid. references.
address M.ss 81 4SS East Inn Fl
EDUCATED. renGed trustworthy young
woman. speaks German, not afraii or
work. wishes any position 81 trust IN ~
va,e family Institution, hotel or hosplthl :
excellent reference. city or country a.
dress h., letter only. with full particulars.
MIS-, ANNIE MILLER. 2ls Easi 33d-tt
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oovr.r,C SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
coOk.-By a hrst-class eook unders'enos
ali KINDS ~ nice family cooking good
city reference. BRADY. $40 East lo,n-st.
COOK CHAMBERLAIN. &c.-by Mo
young slrls. nrst-ciass e'ok. eAusls,S
ANDRES goM baker, othsr enaino~rinaIa
ana waitress or ndrs. NO oo!e'' %" .,era
Try private. public. 2y5 r. oeln-e... 80.
COOK By respectable woman as GOO
cook: good baker. city reference a. y"
Box 20, 1,2&1 Broadway.
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GtcamoJ1.s.

~~~~~S7~N~~>~>>
ESsTNN AMID NEW EMGlAMDPWlNT
wv VIA SOUND Lines.
49,, DIVER LINE, Newport and Fail River.
Fsr 10 y r. Il. Warren St. week days only. 80
I've, e,rs PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim Orchestra on each.
PrMMoXISGTON LINE Via Stonngton. Leave Per 80.
X r. foe, Of spTi9s St WesS days only al oO'
s'~soRwIcH LINE. via New London Leave y, PIE, So
y 49, sc CITY OF Worcester end Rhode Island.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTHoIOMEWs
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. I'll r. *zo-st
Telephone 2.564---3sth ST.
FIrs,-claes servants are supplied 'ooks'
ehsmbermsids. Mattresses. buffers. iaun
drss,es usefei-men. etc. also experienced
managing housekeepers. governesses IN
ysIjcs attendants and other professional
help: high-grsde mercantile WORKERS sup
piled without charge. References careiu'y
Investigated
EMPLOYERS II you want good. honest.
cspsble servants for city OF country can
LADIES DIRECTORY. ~ 9th ave.
NEW-YCRK FREE EMPLOY ~
BUREAU. 30 West 29th-st COMO dcted
by the state Of New-YOrk. Free 70 EN-
movers and employees. Servants are III
waiting from a. IN. TO 2 .. m. Reier-
ences Investigated.
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MACHIN r ri.

~~~~.c><<.~<~.oO0~DO N~~~N-NNO~>>N~N>
AT REDUCED PRiCES.--5UO second -hsid
wood and iror working machines. r'ib
guaranteed; machinery bought ana eh
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3es Mad'
fDn-St
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

-~~NN<O<~O s>.>~., - ~ <SN/>~ON~ ~~H>NNNNN
STEiNWAY Weber Haines Bros. VIM.
A. Pord 4 O.. to .rnt also q few new
pianos a. bargains prey ions 20 removal.
WM \ POND & 90.
l2i 5th-aye
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GARDENER. Single: thoroughly expert
enced growing all kinds vegetables.
flowers, fruit: hotbeds and carpet bedilns
specially; understands care OF norses
place: good references. Address T. L., 50
Poplar-st.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
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forrclosurc Sales.
CTPRE\lE COURT County Of New York.

SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
- NORA 4. TOWNSEND Plaintiff. against CARRIE
7 MAGEE and others. Defendants.
IN pursuance Judgment q foreclosure and esle made
ana entered above entitled acton hearing date the
fourth % December 1877. J. the Undersigned
t.e appointed therein will sell public auction
the New YORK Estate Salesroom Number One hun
.a sri eleven Gll Froadway in the Borough ~ Man
haitian city " New Yor., Tuesday. TIE Elev-
.7h raw Il April. 1SG0. twelve o'clock that
csv n Phoenix Ingraham & Company. aucuonee's
premises said judgment mentioned and the~en de
sr,hsi as follows: ALL that plot Of land with the
buildings improvements thereon erected lying
srd ne ~ York bounded and described
rs foovs: Beginning point Northery side -
~. hudrAd distant hundred and
CIV feet the Intersection ~ the norherlY
,s n hundred and foreth street and the westerly
go - Tirhth Avenue and running thence northerly
parallel with Eighth rnety-nine feet eleven
inches the middle line Of tho block. thence westerly
centrv hundred feet thence southery
parallel Eighth Avenue niaety nine feet eleven inches
% The norhery sd hundred and forteh stree.
srd thence the norherlv side 81 One hun
cred hundred feet the point Ct
lightning - ..
DANIEL T. 1NGRAHAM
Referee
rE GROVE + RIKFP.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l45 Nassau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York.
IRE following diagram n the property 70 be sold.
IS street numbers 3l3l3 3l537 West i40th street
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Young Girl. good penman and accurate
at figures. IN office. knowledge OF ste
biography and typewrlting. Miss BAR
NETT. 30 Pitt-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
FOR SALE.

-~>~/~N~, - ~ >r>~|>NNo~~.~s-@>>NN @~<-~.N
FOR SA1G.-Ten R.IPA rs for cents
at drugg.sts' one gives .-i.c..
SEWING MACHINES. new and slightly
used cheapest place; easy payments.
upright piano cheap. $40 pth-ave.
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sTEWARDESS. Young woman as stew
r-dcss. good sailor. accustomed 20 uaNo
cling. good reference. {. F.. Box 3D. l'-'-
BI0adwaN.
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Gcacbers.

N~r>NN~~NoN~~N~/>'~<~~NS"s
~ .-.,-.ed teacher ctllege-bred. wishes pupils
A = ~ MOORE. l5l 5ih-aNe
- = XOWFII. private tutor pupils homes or
nR VIZ = sed St Two pupils received in family
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
GOVERNESS. Experienced lady teacher
English French. German and music
country preferred. moderate terms. Ad-
dress Miss HAMILTON Tompknaville'
staten Island
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NnhmmM [EWenHmm Limo

vIDST TRIP TUESDAY MARCH %.
.,r,sr steamers DEAN RICHMOND and DREW
ne ~ Pier 81 y r. Canal St, at T. NJ. daily
will ca .xcened) making direct connections with trains
CundP &c, snd West Freight received until hour Of
Isr7rtITc
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Gfhool Amenities.

5fhool Amenities.
urp,c.N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
A N-rnss Professors. Teachers. Tutors Governesses
u suPPplI,sees Schools ard Families. Apply 10
&C. " ~ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
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the runaway by the bride. Turning
his cutter about. he hurried back with
his capture, while his own well train
ed horse followed behind. The condi
ton in which he found Mary and
Eakins was enough to satisfy him il
he thirStcd for revenge. They were
covered with snow from head to foot
and their teeth We're chattering with
the cold
"Are you hurt?" he called as soon az
he was near enough.
NO said Ilakins. Mary was cry
ing with cold and vcXation and said
nothing.
"Wol. | must say you have made a
pretty fair smash Of it. Mary, you will
freeze to death standing there while he
is getting the cutter in shape again.
You'd better come with me and let me
take you home"
NO" said Mary. "Mr. Eakins
brought ne out, and I'm going home
with him, Mr.. Harlow"
"Oh, if that's the way you feel about
it, guess it won't do you any harm to
Hlis Ht!t III Sou COui vi ANU Ht
turned his horse again and prepared to
go home alone. But before he had
gone many rods he stopped ana came
back.
Here" he said @runly. Let me help
you got into shape again. Why. you
fool, what made YOU take your wttts
Off? That frosty iron is pnriirG the
skin off your hands just rs il it was
rcdhot. Stop it, or youll have your
fingers frozen Off,
Unstrapping the broken shafts from
the horse, Harlow prepared to bind
them with his haltcrs, but while he
worked the cold again began to i'm
press itself on him, ana he decided to
take things in his own hands.
"Iicrc.' he exclaimed. you two get
into my cutter and get nome as quick
as you can. ! don't want You to freeze
to death even if you ere fools enough
to do it,"
NO" said Eakins sullcnly. II won't
take your cutter"
but say YOU WILL roarci Harlow
who had changed suddenly from Il
country pumpkin to a d0mincCring bull
ly. You get into that cutter right off
or I'll give YOU warming up that will
take all the cold and concCit out of
you. Here, Mary, you get in firstw
And before she could enter protest he
had picked her up in his arms and
placed her in the cutter. There was
nothing for r,akins TO do but to obey
and he sncalicd in after her
"Now drive for your lives" he shout
ed to them. cor you will freeze to
deathr' When they had started, he
hurricdly patched the wrecked cutter
so that it would hang together and
urging the horse to a gallop, started
after the almost frozen couple.
keep slapping your hands togeth-
err" he shouted as he whirlcd past
them, land rub your ears and noses if
you feel them getting numb! | am
going ahead to get things ready for
you at the housew
He was really alarmed for their safe
ty and was 50 disturbed that he forgot
to be angry. When he reached the
farmhouse, he reused Marys father
and mother, and they prepared Z" tLa"-
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veteran-knew he was in the hands or
a novice and did not propose to exert
himself unduly. At this time sleigh
bells were heard approaching from be
hind, and few moments later VIII
Harlow swept past them at full speed
and cut in so close that his horses
hoofS kicked Il shower of snow in their
faces. OF course it was not Il polite
thing to do, but this burly countryman
had never studied any work on deport-
ment and he laughed derisivcly as he
called Good night
Mary knew that the snow shower
was not 50 accidental as it seemed, and
she said angrily to Eakins. "The idea
Of letting him pass you with that old
farm plug Of his when you have the
fastest horse i'll the livery"
This reused him, and he replied that
he would pass Harlow in return for his
impotence. DiSCntangling himself from
the robes, he got free sweep for his
arm and surprised the old horse with
several singing cuts of the whip. The
horse started off on Il gallop, and they
were soon rapidly ovCrhauling Harlow.
But a cutter, next to Il bicycle or ca
noe, is one of the most SlttiSh things
to which foolish man is accustomed TO
intruSt his life. 1t is built us lightly as
possible, and. so that the horse can
travel on beaten path, is practically
drawn by one corner. These things
work together to give ii Il icrky motion
when driven at Il high speed that tends
to bring out all its weaknesses and dis
agreeable features. In the hands of an
expert driver it is dangerous enough,
but for Il novice to try bursts of speed
with one is simply to court disaster.
But Ealiins was 50 angry that he no
ticcd nothing except that he was rap
idly oVertaI:in" his rival. and he gave
the horse "u.taur vicious cut. The star
tied animal bounded sideways. one Of
the runners struck y snow covered
boWllCr. and the cutter went over.
There was Il sharp crash rs the shafts
broke, and Il moment later the horse
had torn himself free from the wreck
and was galloping along the road
When he caught up with Harlow and
tried To pass him, that worthy realized
in an instant what was the matter,
and, springiDg from his seat, he caught
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-12-16

Putting food into a diseased stomach is
Ike putting money into pocket with holes
The money is lost All its value goes tor
nothing. When the stomach is diseased, with
the allied organs of indigestion and nutrition,
the food which is put into it is largely lost.
The nutriment is not extracted from it. The
body is weak and the blood impoverished
The pocket can be mended. The stomach
can be cured. That sterling medicine for the
stomach ana blood, Doctor Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, acts with peculiar prompt
ness and power on the organs of digestion
and nutrition. 1t is positive cure for al
most all disorders of these organs, and cures
such diseases of the heart, blood liver and
other organs, as have their cause in weak
or diseased condition OF the stomach.
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ough winter reception for them. They
got several pals Of dry snow with
which to rub out all frostbites and set
thick blankets to warm before the fire.
When Mary and Eakins reached the
door, they were so stiff with the cold
that they almost had to be carried into
the house, and it took an hour to thaw
them out. When the task was finally
accomplished, Mary's father made
some vigorous and appropriate re-
marks about fools who would go cut
ter riding without knowing how to
handle Il horse and Harlow went
home
OF course Eakins realized that man
who had cut such a sorry figure in the
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troubles lie had caused himself could
not hope to progress with his lovemak-
ing, and he dropped out
\ few days later Mary sent peni-
tent little note to Harlow, ana he came
back 10 her, bashful and awkward as
ever. But she knew something of his
mettle from the way he had command
ed her and Eakins at the time of the
upset, and she waited for him to assert
himself again. \ few evenings later
they went to another olio. and there
were no accidents to mar their pleas
ure. IL fact, they got along so well
that it was decided that Mary should
go through life with the protection of
the strong arm that supported her SO
cozily during the drive, for Harlow
could not only drive well, but he could
do it with one hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-28

Arlineton-C II Norton Jr,
Boston, Mass; Mrs ] W Wolf,
Mics Wolf, Miss A NJ Wolf, Miss
l. E Wolf and Mrs w II Win
chester, San Francisco; Max Mile
Kealis; @ A Galbraith, Hilo; W
+ Pogue, Kihei, Maui; f =
Hime, A G Hime, Hilo; G P
Kimberly, San Francisco; Mike
Dunno, Dublin; Daniel Porter
and w s Terry, Hilo; s b Hun.
ter and wife, New Haven, Conn;
E ,Omsted, kolos; E w King,
City; A Irvine, Wsimanalo; j j
johnson and s s Snip, Alameda;
o s William, Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-28
Sport at PunRh0ls.

The return matches Of basket
ball and tennis between the girls
of Kamehameha and Punahou
took place on the grounds of the
latterschool yesterday afternoon. In
the tennis singles, Mics Dilling
BAN won over Miss Desha, GA,
6.3. The basket ball match was
very exciting. Kamehameha won,
II to 5, Punahou won the tennis
doubles, GA, ll.9. This give-
the tennis honors to Punahou and
the basket ball championship to
Kamehameha.