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Maines,s Deaf Hunter.

Frank B. Flagg of Belfast is said to be the only deaf mute hunter in Maine. He has lived in the woods since boyhood, and is unusually suc- cessful, remarkable acuteness of other senses making up for his inability to speak or hear He is an expert marks man and has number of medals won with his rifle. He has killed moose, deer, caribou, bears, catamounts, wild cats, eagles, wolves, foxes. cartridges, hawks, raccoons and other game.
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aThe Card-P1ayfng Duchess"

A queer story has reached London
 about the .card-playing duchess" !"
 whose fondness for the card table has earned her that appellation. It comes from a seaside resort, where the duke and duchess have a family mansion. Card parties on the lawn on Sunday afternoons are said to have been made a feature of the present country sea- son. and as the lawn is visible from the high road, shocked ehurehgoers wit messing the spectacle have been moved to testation.-Eastern Daily Press
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Has g Prized Curio.

One Of the prized eurios of the Phil ade1phia mint is coin which is 2,000 years cid. and which was coined at the ancient mint of that other Philadel- phia of the far east mentioned in the bible. It is still in good condition, and the inscription is perfectly legi- ble. The design of the face of the coin bears a striking resemblance to the Goddess of Liberty of our own currency, and underneath is the one word, "Demos," which means the people, On the other side is the fig ure of Diana, with her bow arched. and the inscription, Diana, Friend of the Philadelphians When this coin was struck off, Philadelphia was the most important city of Lydia. The prize was picked up in Europe by Jo- sepn Mickey, a celebrated Philadel- phia violinmaker and numismatist of high repute. who presented it to the Philadelphia Record.
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Studying Aesop in Central Africa.

Probably Aesop is not as much read in our own country as he used to be, but there is chance for him yet in central Africa. The report of the Lo1- con Missionary society relates that at Kawimbe an "Aesop class" is conduct cd by the native teachers on Sunday afternoons. Sometimes" says the re port, 4the lessons they draw are very good and helpful, and contain more Christian teaching than the fables themselves would warrant. ''-Birming ham Post.
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Friday evening an exciting and interesting game of basketball was played at the Institute between the High School boys and the Jun iors of the Institute class. I he score sesulted 21 to II in the school boys favor. The teams were repre- sented as follows Juniors-Porter Lu.dsay. Oscar Moore, Mills Ham, nett. ohm Currie and Leo Michaellis. High Schoo-6erald Triplett, James Noel, Ray Osborne, Ray Atkinson and Carlton Fox. A large assemOl- age of spectators witnessed the gane.
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The Chinese Visiting Card.

The Chinese visiting card consists of large sheet of bright 9esrlst paper bearing the name of the owner in very large letters. the larger the better. The paper is folded ten times. and the name is written on the right-hand lower corner, prefxed thus: Your unworthy friend. who bows his head and pays his respects, Your very stupid brother" or something to that effect In place of Yours truly, ]"
 Tour stupid" is written on the Chin csc card. The return of these cards to the visitor is considered etiquette. They are too costly for general dis tribution. So it is necessary that each card should do duty several times.
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 690.00
4500.00
PRESIDENTS PERouIsITEs.
France Far from Liberal with Her Chief
 Executive.

Executive.
 France, which assumes the respon- sibility of furnishing the president with his household needs, is not par. tieularly lavish in this respect. The highest representative of the republic receives free his heat, light, kitchen utensils, linen, porcelain and glass ware and certain sum of money to defray expenses of wear and tear He is entitled to eight damask table, cloths, one dozen each of spoons, knives and forks. For company there are added three more sets of about eighty pieces. Then there is a special service of 110 pieces. These, however, are used only on special occasions. The allowance of bed clothing would not suffice for an American housewife. He receives four towels for himself and six for his family; these are not changed more than once in eight days unless he makes special requisition for more He is also the lucky possessor of 120 dozen dinner napkins and thirty dozen for tea service. His household retinue consists of one housekeeper, one chef, five cooks, four ushers, eight lackeys, six clerks, one overseer and one coaehman. The president has to provide his own private equipages, as he is entitled only to three vehicles. in and one for his messengers.
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A. C. Cox, the sheriff of Stuff 3wer county. Miss, who came to this city recently for Mat .4reen alias Chas. Young, who is wanted by him for murder committed ill that county last October, and who WAS captured by Chief PhiIpot here, says he is bad man. Young shot three people, white man, negro man and d negro woman. The negro man died from his injuries but the other two recovered. Mir. Cox saAs Young's neck will be broken at his trial.
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Mrs. J. C. Sims, New Edinburg lady, was burned to death recently. Her fence caught fire and she at- tempted to put out the flames. h doing so, her dress caught fire and she was burned to death before help reached her.
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4 Mile a Minute.

Sixty miles an heur is the merest commonplace to the mind of the up-to- date railroaf man, but it means other things besides those described that are wonderful to the outsider. It means a steam pressure of twenty tons on eack piston head every tenth of a second. It means that up in the cab the fire man is throwing into the furnace tWo- thirds of ton of coal every hour; one engine burns coal faster than ten men can mine it. It means two quarts of oil every hour to keep her journal box greased and everything running smoothly.
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TO THE TRADE-We have secur- ed the services of one of the finest bakers in the South and are now in position to serve you with the finest cakes, pastries and bread made. We also propose to save you both trouble and money on our fancy goods we respectfully solicita Q liberal share of your patronage.
 Joe c. Mes CT & Go.
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.HORN'S BEST' is the best flour that ever came into the state.

An effort is being made by Little Rockians to induce Ex-Governor James P. Clark to be candidate for Mayor of the Capital City to iii the vacancy of Col. J. A. Woodson, who recently resigned.
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Sunday evening at 3 o'clock Rev. J as. A. Anderson will address the mems mass meeting at the |. M. C.. A. The subject will be; "The Bible, What it's For" Good singing will be enjoyed. Every man in the city
 is cordially invited to be present. Come early and secure a good seat.
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The jnry in the damage suit of Ghas. T. Scarborough ys. John Nj. Oracle, convict contractor, which came up for trial in Little Rock re- gently, failed to agree and was dis charged, after being out twenty-four hours. They stood all the way from 6a cents to & 1000. The amount sued for is $3 900.
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Messrs. D. E. Boggs, J. F. Oaks, Pitt Holmes, k. F. Foster and J. F. Johnson will compose the Cleye- land county delegation to the Demo- cratic State Convention, which meets in Little Rock shortly.
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Miss Jeanette McGehee, the pretty society belle of McGehee. is spending a few days in this city with friends.
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THORN s BES T" is the B E s T FLOUR. Use it and be con- vinCed.

Mr. Lincoln once said you may fool part of the people all the time and all the people part of the time, but not all the people all the time. Abe's adage certainly don't apply to Jeff Davis candidacy for rOyernOr.
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Have you screened your house? If not see Frank J. Murray.

Mr. Harry Mcclure, young cot con Belt brakeman. got h's lelt hand badly mashed while making d coupling at Draughon Friday. lie ia now off duty and will be unable n work for several weeks yet.
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MT. Joe J. Pegg, the young attor- ney and broom manufaet oi Stuttgart, who married Miss Octa- via Boone In this city few weeks ago, was business visitor in our city recently.
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Proportion of Soldiers to Inhabltar

France in war has 1 ,00o soldiers to 15, ,407 inhabitants; Germany in war has 1000 soldiers to IF APT inhabitants; Great Britain in war has 1, 1000 to 72,- 4l3 inhabitants, while under the house bill enacted during the late war the United States provide only 1000 sol- diers to about 79t 000 inhabitants.
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Everybody is talkin g HHORN'S B E s I. Have you tried it ?

The following shares of stock ln sthe Maun-Tankersley Drug Co.,. were recently transferred: so shares I. ". Withers to J. H. Mann. 40 shares I. H. Scull to j. H. Mann.
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Folding beds. mantel beds, side boards, china closets, buffets, child's iron beds, dining and rocking chairs Of every description, just re- ceived at Bradford X Knox. u
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XAfHEN YOU are feeling tired and
 w out of sorts you will find Hoods Sarsaparllla will do you wonderful good. Be sure to GET HOODS.
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We handle David Landreth X Sons garden seeds. We have the largest stock of seed in this market. Onion sets, turnip seed, Irish potatoes, etc.
 m MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
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Bradford x Knox has at last re- ceiyed their entire stock Of new goods. Call and see their beautiful display.
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J. Addison Porter, secretary to the president, has resigned. owing to continued i'll health. His resigna- tion will take effect May 1. George B. Coxteliyu, of New York, has be Il appointed his successor.
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Natural Icehouse on 2 Farm.

Water constantly freezes in summer .n a rocky crevice on the farm of John Dood, in Sweden Valley, Pa. Aside of this fact, with the intention of forming a nxtural icehouse, the owner tried to havt a shaft sunk in ne rocks. When
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Prof. H. Hinemon. of Pine Rluu. will address the Brinkley
 Ieacher'e Association in the audi t65fIlpa of the public school houses
 evening a | TAO x # W 0s x&z t1a RdueA 51
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Flies are coming. Get your screens at Frank J. Murray s.

MT. William I. Schloos, of New York. a well known and popular umbrella drummer. and who is a brother of MT. J. c. Schloss of this city. visited his trade and friends here Friday.
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Mrs. Jake Katzenstein and son Aaron, of Shreveport, La. are in the city visiting rela tiyes and friends.
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Ask your grocer for fHORN'S B E s T, z and insist on having it.

MT. Gus Waterman. of Dumas, is spending the holidays in this city with his family. He came up Fri day afternoon.
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The Young Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will give "Fea ; ar the residence of Miss Lutie Grace on Barraque street next Tuesday af- ternoon from to ! o'clock. 167
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Prescription work is our hoby, and we are proud of this department. Every thing delivered promptly up until 10 o'clock at night. "
 Walker Drug Co.
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ARKANS AS RIVER PACKET co.

ED ROWLAND, Pr4e. $ Gen. MnRr.
 G. K. PRILPoT General Agers Boat Leaves Memphis every Tues day at , D. m
 Boat leaves Pine Bluff every Fri day at II a. n.
 We pake lowest rates from and to all points.
 Telepnone No. for gengal ia rma tiou.
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The Boys meeting at the Institute today will be a rare treat. A large crowd is expected. Come one, come all.
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CITY ITEMS.

Circuit Clerk Jas. A. Isangford. as a recent visitor in Little Rock.
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The Helena W orld of a recent date says: "King White, the immaculate King White, is one of lube Divis' strikers, and is going around the country logging for that deleetahe. Bad as is our opinion of Davis we did not think be could brought to associate with King White.s As far as we have been informed Gen. White has not been out of this city. He is for Davis personally but that is his pri ivilege. He is confident that he is on he winning side. and judging from present state of affairs. we too, are confident that he is.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for Last Week by Geo. ",
 Byington, Abstraeter.
DEEDS
 April 9

\ DFtt J. Fl. Pilkington to Wm. ril- kington sw se and haf sw 22, 5,l0 ......,....,........+.....S e3 J. E. Trulock. adm'r, to $. c. Faulkner, trustee. lot 6 and part of lot '. block A, Woodruff's add .................. 5000 co J. W. Robinson to Samuel A. Hunter half sw 4. ,, 10...... 50O % E. s. Woodfin TO ". c. Lee part of lot 3, Finnerty's add .................................... 2O00 % John Carpenter to Marshall Witherspoon half bali lot 13, Allis' add ............... % E. P. Ladd to C. c. krueger half half nv Sc 1, ', S. acres ........... .......... ........... 62 50 Fred NJ. HudsoL @ Sidney c. Veil half < half sw ne l5, 6, ......,.................,...... 500 00
 April 10. Miles ". Stevens to C. G. Broadway ct al ne b, ', 9 $50 % c. c. Broadway to lola Ormsby s half ne 12, z, 6~~.. loo
 April 12. H. c. Cady to Mrs. Jacob Reinhard lot l and block 1 Drew Whites Add. Sl0o0 cash ? notes $750 each due in and months $2580 % Winnie Brown to J. W Row land part of lot } Allis Add, 100 % John K. Anthon ct al to w. H. Hall lots and block $ Humphrey =. .......... 47.95 Fhos. Wooddell ct al to J C. Lane nv ne 143 .7............... 150 0.00 ". H. Hall to J. c. Eane lots and bloea Humphrey 200 GO John J. Harbison ct al to sam Berlin x and sR n19 lot block b Old Town...,.. 800. % Warren j Smith to A. Troupe tract in the SC ne J. b 9............-....*...... ........,.. zf0.09
 April 13. H. F. Seveke to c. J. Hum bert lot ?, block I, survey of the ne ne 10, $, 9. 24 notes of s25 each due monthly 690.00 Bank of Pine Bluff to the Dilley Foundry Go. lots 3 and 1, block GS, Woodruff's add south ............... .......... 45o0. % John Carlenter to Laura Bartell half half lot l3. Allis' add ........................... 31j %
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Mr. Rudy Gras, of New York. one of the most jolly 8 d clever travel ing men on the rt 8 !, was visitor in the city Friday. Mr. Gras repre- sents a house that sells everyth hing from a horse shoe nail to house and has customers all over the world. Mir. Gras sold our mar- chants new article in the way of baby ribbon, and which is the latest invention in that line. The ribbon is perfnmed when manufactured and never loses it's delightful odor no matter how often it is wash Il. It will doubtless prove quite a fad in the future.
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Railroad Time-T ables

Irons Mountainn Route.
 ARRIVES DEPARTS tile Rock Accom, 80 D. m. 6:55 Eouthbound 10. .55 Am 11.00 m Q Northbound - 4:50 D ID 4:55 pm
 Cotton Belt Route. southbound . 3:05 D rn 2:10p m Eouthbound 3:30 a m 3:35 m Northbound . 1:05 D m .:10 m North0ound ..............- :35 a m TAO a m
 ALTHEIMER BRANCH. Little Rock Accom-. ..-10:40 a m Little Rock Accom- 2:35 p m Pine Bluff Arkansas River Ky. Regular Passenger. 10:1oa 3:oo Iii Arkansas Biver Packet Go. teamers Thursday s...... .12:00 m
 ss Fridays 11.00 m
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Miles ". Stevens to C. G.
 Broadway ct al ne b, ', 9 5 c. c, Brock to lola
 Ormsby half ne 12, :. 6-~..
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A Convincing Answer.

Il hobbled into Mr.. Blackmon's drug
store one evening" says Wesley Mel
son, of Hamilton, Ca, ''and he asked
me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for
rheumatism with which / had suffered
for long time. 1 told him 1 had no
faith in any medicine, as they all
failed. He said: Well, if Chamber
lain's Pain Balm does not help you.
you need not pay for it. took a bot
tie of it home and used it according to
the directions, and in one week was
cured, and have not since been troubled
with rheumatism" Sold by Benson.
Smith & Co., Ltd, wholesale agents.
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Mau Wal Co. Kahuku, Oahu; Tai Lee
Wal Co.. Koolauloa, Oahu; Hawaiian
Ballasting Co., Honolulu, Oahu.
Building Material Prices.
To take effect January 10, 1900
Northwest rough. s26 to $3.50 per
900 feet; selected stock, $3.50 to $685.
80 per 1000 feet; T. and g., $35 to s37.-
80 per 1000 feet; redwood rough, ST.
50 to $3.50 per 1000 feet; clear sur
faced one side, s35 to $3.50 per 1000
feet; spruce, clear surfaced, $40 to S42.-
90 per 1000 feet; shingles, So TO 81 per
1000 feet; laths, Csc to SOC per bun
die; split redwood posts, zoe each;
lime, per barrel, So; cement, per bar
rel, $3.50; brick, per 1000, $40 to SIS;
cut nails, 20d per key, 81; wire nails,
per key, S4.25; add 81 on gal. 8 to Cd;
and $3.50 from Sd up.
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Commerc al.

We are glad to report much bright
er outlook in every respect in local at
fairs. Business is cheering in dry
goods and sewing machines. A sewing
machine representative stated that If
ty of one kind could be placed imme-
diately if in stock. Prices are steadily
advancing on the Coast in every de-
partment, and demands are greater
than for years before. General trade
preserves more than an even balance;
some distinctly new features must
arise to affect any basic change. Lo-
cally the shoe trade is booming, and
grocery supplies and butchers stock
are pressed to fill orders. Rice is adj
vancing in price; sugar is firm at
4 ZIG. The iron and steel markets in
the States show unusual activities, and
orders are far in advance of capacity
to fill them by manufactures. Very
large orders for locomotives for for
eign countries are being rushed. Cere-
ais are dull in all directions. With the
plague apparently pau" we may hope
for unusually favorable reactions.
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Produce Quotations.
TRADE PRICES.

Oats, per ton, s35 to $3.50; barley,
per ton, $26.50 to $3.50; hay, bale, So
to Sc; bran, bale, s26; hams and ba-
con, Is to lie; sugar peas, $3.50, S. F.;
barrel salmon, $12 to $14, Honolulu;
wheat, per pound, IA to &c; -four, per
barrel, So to $3.50; Island rice, Sc to
S6.75; sugar, IA; California pota-
toes, 3 to 312c; table fruits, dozen, 50
9 r
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The market remains firm, and the
number of instruments recorded since
our last report is evidence of some
activity. The mortgaged Indebtedness
of the Islands has increased since our
last report $6,842. Recorded instru-
ments have been as follows:
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Corporations.

Hamakua Soda works Co., Ltd; The
Dowsett Co., Ltd; The Hilo Electric
Power & Refrigerator Co., Ltd.
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s97,679 90
ia pigments.

ia lgments.
j. Mills VS.. j. w. Brit. McCabe &
Co., garnishee. Assumpsit. Judgment
for plaintiff, $27.25.
j. M. Vivas VS.. D. Ferreira, AS
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff, SOS. 20.
]. H. Schnack VS.. Frank Godfrey. AS
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff Frank
Godfrey, $52.25.
Corporations.
Hamakua Soda works Co., Ltd; The
Dowsett Co., Ltd; The Hilo Electric
Power & Refrigerator Co., Ltd.
Building Permits.
Value.
w: w. Ahana, 2-story frame
building, corner Kukui and st.
n LOUIS college walk ......... $1,000
Z. ID. Walker, 1-story warehouse.
northeast corner Cook and
queen streets ........... 1000
waiter II. Akana, history cot
tage, Punchbowl street, town
side of Mormon Church eoo
). A. Durant, history cottage.
makai School street ... SOo
honolulu Investment Co., q
story building, rear of Ala
kea House ... :. oo
foshimaga, 2-story store and
dwelling, Palama ... 9oo
X. ID. Mohi, 1-story frame cot
tage, Lunalilo and Piikoi
streets ................ 3 OOo
hanamu Kaaua, history cottage.
hakaako. rear of David Kaa-
pas house ... ooo
>. Shimamoto, warehouse and
Kitchen, Kukuluio and Queen
streets I 5oo
Fred. Meyer, history cottage. 'O
rear of Kawaiahao lane, on
Waikiki side .... soo
j. Taylor, history cottage.
Punchbowl street, opposite
queens Hospital ...... son
New Sing, 2-story building
mauka side King street ooo
Co-Partnerships.
l"aNaml d Co., Honolulu; On Tai
Co., 459 Nuuanu street, Honolulu. Okla
& Co., olaa, Puma, Hawaii; w. C
CUMMINGS & Co., Honolulu; Wa LING
= 90, IL King street, Honolulu: Ching
gang wal Co., Koolauloa, Oahu. PR
Gy Smith, Honolulu; Guerro e.
Iloae' Miller street, Honolulu; Mura-
Ia & Akimoto, Kekaha, Kauai: Kwonp
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immigration.

Following are the arrivals during
the past month.
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TRADE REPORT
Business Conditions for
Fortnight.
Brighter 0utIook--Pr Advancing.
Trade at Even Balance =
Iron Marke'.

The Hawaiian Mercantile Agency
publishes the following semi-monthly
statement:
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Amendments to Charters.
Real Estate.

Jas. 1. Dowsett Estate, Ltd; The Pho
neer Mill Co., Ltd.