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The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
WILL Be A WHOPPER
Prospects Fine for Dolliver Meet
ing Friday Night.

There will be marching clubs and
music galore for the Dolliver meeting
at the opera house Friday night,
which promises to be one of the great
est political demonstrations aver held
in Mahaska county. In addition to
the Oskaloosa and New Sharon bands
the Muchakinock cornet band re-
ported for duty Wednesday morning
and the Rose Hill drum corps sent
word to look out for some old time
army tunes in that direction. The
HERALD drum corps will also be on
hand, and the Lacey Glee Club will
furnish music at the meeting. March
ing clubs and Rough Riders are COM
ing from all directions, and if the
weather is favorable the demonstra-
ton will be immense. Dolliver is in
the pink of condition just now and
he makes a speech that is worth GO
ing miles to hear. Come early and
get a front seat.
The following notice has been
posted:
Attention, Republicans!
All delegations coming to the rally
Friday evening are earnestly re-
quested to choose or elect some one
Of their number to lead or represent
them, and get orders from the officers
at headquarters as to their position
in the parade. Please report at head
quarters as soon as you arrive in the
city that we may assign You early,
and that the parade may start prompt
ly at 1880.
G. S. WALLING.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
GA - R 7
Bear. the The Kind I@ y. Have Always Bought
Signature of &MNzzm
Adams.

Charles Meter has bought the Boil
tin farm of 100 acres near Fairview
church.
E. T. Hanna and family Sundayed
at the Ellsworth McFall home.
Mrs. Vic Bolles and little son spent
Thursday at the parental Crisis home.
G. W. France and wife are in Hi
nois for a visit with Mrs France
mother.
F. E. CoIville and family visited at
the Dilley home in Madison township
Sunday.
Mayo ColvilIe visited Ralph Allgood
Sunday.
Richard Andrews attended the
meeting at Waterloo last week.
Grace brothers are hulling clover
in this neighborhOod,
PANSY.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
FOR $1,000
Thomas Dougherty The Victim
Of Two Sharpers.
specsos 10 the HnaAro.

EpoctoS TO the HERALD.
Ottumwa, October 17.-It has de-
veloped within the past few days
that Thomas Dougherty, a wealthy
and honest old Irish farmer who re-
sides six miles north of Abba, has
been the victim Of a gold brick swim.
| die and as a result of his transactions
with two strangers he was mule ted
out of 81. ZOO in hard cash. The be-
ginning of the story runs back to the
Srd day of October, when a man, ap-
parently of middle age, called at his
farm and asked If he was Thomas
Dougherty. Mr.. Dougherty said he
was, and then the stranger proceed
I'd to tell a tale of the disappearance
of an uncle by the name of Tho as
Dougherty, the disappearance occur
ring something like 20 years ago
The stranger gave his name as Chas.
L Moore and his home az in Arizona.
He said a man from Hiteman called
at his place in reply to an advertise.
ment as to relatives Of Thomas
Oougherty and told him such a nan
lived near Abba. He then came to
Nlbia to pursue his search for the
uncle, whom he had always supposed
20 be dead. If the uncle could be
ound there was $4,000 that belonged
20 him and the court records could
,e signed so he would come into the
r"ssession of many valuable mining
Il inns. he put up such a strong
ak hat he touched the sympathetic
u Mr. and Mrs Doug rerty's hearts,
nd when the stranger asked Mr.
rougherty to accompany him to o.
umwa, he agreed. after his wife
I'D him TO do 80, bat to sign no
)Aper4
Mr.Dpugherty and the stranger got
to a buggy. drove to Abba and took
ne first train for Ottum va. The,
ent to the Park Hotel. where the
stranger pointed out the location Of
'aluable mineral claims on a map.
He told MIR D ugherty # his long
md faithful search tor his uncle, anu
,lr. Dougherry informed him that h,
,ad plenty Of this worlds visnes,b blu
va4 always willing 10 aid any person.
hen. he stranger brua he'd the
money ques ION His trip had caus, d
q m 10 use much money an he found
DImGAIf in .sPuD N nd n,VAtfilD
Could be bOrrr W about 81 90 for Sky
ays, and give as security two gold
paIs whi'h he had with him, and
Vhlch had come from one of the
,laims? How would Mr.. DOugherl,
know the genuineness of the bricks?
rhar was easy Ther- was an assay
r and he could be called in. The
stranger went forth TO find he ASSAY |
er. He returned, the a made
al inspec ion and test of the gold. l.
vas the real article. Mr.. D)ugherty
Inspected the signature, the stamp
and they were what lie though
formed government assayer. He gave
up his good hard dol ars when the
tao arrived in the cit, while Mr.
D ugherty went to hi home. The
stranger had the money, but Mr..
had the gold bAr~, two OF
them "elgaIng forty y unds each,
that not enough security?
Friday here was a difference. Mr..
DnUuhGrty rapaivaI Ii I.r.. 600, 10
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
A Good Sale.

Auctioneer Willis cried a good sale
for George Perkins near Cedar on
Monday amounting TO Ss2s 10. Cows
sold from s3S to S52, yearling steers
s2o. rs, yearling heifers SIG, summer
pigs IS SO to 1915, brood sows 50. so.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18

No herd of hogs is safe unless
given Vesey's Star Anti-Cholera. 1t
cures the sick, prevents disease,
destroys worms and all disease
germs, is the best tonic known and
pays big to feed. Price 50 per dozen
bottles, SIS per half dozen. Remit by
money order or Chicago exchange.
Money will be refunded II not satis-
factory. Address,
ANTI-CHoLERA Co.,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, IA.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
Renef In six HOUR.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease re.
lieved in six hours by'.New Great South Amer.
lean Kidney ure." Ii is a great surprise on
Rocount of is exceeding promptness 10 reliey.
Ing pain In bladder. kidneys and back. IN msIe
o. female Relieves retention OF water almost
immediately II you want quick relief and
cure this / the remedy. Sold by Green a Bent.
ley. druggists, Oskainosa. IN. 43yi
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
GA
Bears the The Kind You Have Always BOgga
Signature Of &AMIZM
Catholic Fair.

The Catholics of st. Mary's parish
will commence. a fair on next Mon
day, October %, and will continue it
until the Saturday following. 1t will
be held in Kalbach's Hall, and
Schmitt's orchestra will furnish music
during the entire week. Already the
business men and others have very
generously donated quite a number
of costly and very profitable articles,
which will be disposed of during the
week. At the present time the fair
promises to be a success, and the
committees who have it in hands ex-
pect to afford the citizens young and
old who may %patronize it a great
amount, and a great variety of legiti-
mate amusement. There will be
some friendly contests for popularity
during the progress of the fair.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
41& 4b6 AS 49,

II you wish to borrow money al
AZ per cent on good farm security
call on or address,
McMILLAN's LAW OBJECT,
37dy7s Oskaloosa, Iowa.
l2wy13
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
To Farmers and Feeders

To Farmers and Feeders
l am prepared to furnish good
stock cattle and sheep at very low
rates, and also the money to buy
them, at 8 per cen interest.
Also plenty of money on real estate
at 8 per cent. Call at or address, .
McMILLEN's LAW OFFICE,
11wy4 OskaIoosa, Iowa,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18

OST.-A pair of gold glasses be-
IL tween Oskaloosa and Forest Grove
school house. Finder leave at this
Office. d1.w1-pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18
WANTS 4 FOR SALE.

GHEEP FOR SALE Thirty sheep,
~ all ewes, for sale cheap. Enquire
Of P A or A. j. Jewell, five miles
q o of Oskaloosa. 11w2-33w2
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18

own and have for sale l00-acre farm
n Ave miles north of New Sharon. A
snap at $40 per acre.
w. r. HowERToN,
38d&12w-tf Oskaloosa, Iowa.
A good Short-horn COW for sale,
IA Enquire 315 North l. Street.
12w2-pd
NOR SALE.-House of 7rooms and
cellar six blocks from squar- on
paved street, convenient TO school
well, cistern and city water. Would
take as part pay a goodlOt near square
The Lyman Land and Loan Co.,
205 East High,
IL BILE building lots well located.
Will arrange to build houses and sell
on easy terms if desired
The Lyman Land and Loan Co.,
205 East High.
NOR SALE.-Fine farm of 2S7 acres
IL located near Harper, Keokuk Co,
improvements are first class; Isrg'
house, barns, cribs, tenant house,
deep well and wind mill This farm
10 for sale at a bargain and is a GOOD
one
The Lyman Land and Loan Co.,
POS East High
Mooney TO LOAN.-We hav,
w plenty of money to loan on faru
security at the very lowest rates am
favorable options. Also several thou
sand dollars to loan on choice city
property, either residence or mercsn
tile
The Lyman Land and Loan Co.,
2O5 East High.
NOR SALE.-House of 4 rooms =
Il block from paved street 81 blocks
from square, 4 blocks from school:
barn, wagon sheds, nice lot 60xl50 (
Will sell or exchange for farm.
The Lyman Land and Loan Co.,
205 East High.
NOR SALE.-House of IL story, :
a rooms, cellar, we'll and cistern
new barn, n block from school IL
east end Of town, corner lot 6Oxl2O
cement walks.
The Lyman Land and Loan Co
POS East High.
NOR SALE House of rooms, eel
a W IlpHClS we'll ClSltEu Ailtl
city water, barn; located on a To-
l32xl36 IT,, within one block Of paved
street, n block of school. Will sell
for 81 $40 il taken soon; will accept
as part pay vacant lot or good horst
and buggy.
The Lyman Land and Loan Co,
2b5 East High.
NOR SALE-Farm of 200 acres To-
IL Gated within 2 miIes of good R.R
town; large part of this farm is now
seeded down in timothy and clover:
dne house of 9 rooms, large barn in
good condition, cattle barn, hog
houses, cribs and sheds This farm
can be bought for $50 per acre if sold
Nov. let; would take good o.
kaloosa dwelling property az part paw.
The Lyman Land and Loan Co,
205 East High.
nor SALE.-A farm of about 30 |
n IL located within 2 miles of |
Oskaloosa, Il mile TO school; house of |
rooms, bara, cribs, COW sheds, & 90.
smsli orchard land il level and good |
The Lyman Land and Loan Co.,
205 East High.
NOR TRADE.-Des Moines resi-
L deBce, house of 10 rooms. all mod |
improvements, furnace heat, 10 |
lated on street car line 8 blocks from |
building, g blocks from school. |
Will sell at reasonable price or ex-
for farm lands.
The Lyman Land and Loan Co
Dos East High.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18

The best that money can buy should
be your aim in choosing q medicine,
and this is Hoods Sarsaparilla. II
cures when others fail.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18

100 HEAD of good 1000 to 1900
HUI pounds feeding cattle to sell
w. R. HowERToN,
26d-10w-tf Oskaloosa.
WANTED.-Gir for general house
Wv work; good cook. Nice place,
good wages. Call at once
j. d. WEsTEEHAvER,
S7dS 12wl Bankrupt Store.
T own and have for sale 100-acre farm
n Ave miles north of New Sharon. A
snap at $40 per acre.
W. r. HowERToN,
SSd&l2w-tf Oskaloosa, Iowa.
A good Short-horn COW for sale.
IA Enquire 3l5 North l. Street.
12w2-pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18

! See fHs nnssf Furniture sY-
or brsH0hf 70 0skSIo0ss now
on fhs floors Of Sf1H & Mo.
oreGor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-18

NOR sALE.-House of 7rooms and
II cellar six blocks from squar- on
paved street, convenient TO school;
well, cistern and city water. WOULD
bake as part pay agoodlo t near square d.
The Lyman Land and Loan Co.,
POS East High.
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Imother tcttered and sank Into a chsir
that l had placed for her. A terri
lied look crept over Alice's face and
she ran TO David, to whom she clung
as IL for protection, the while whimp-
Iering like frightened baby.
Evidently her touch aroused N
Sstrong feeling OF repulsion in the man
kwho once had loved her, for he made
ian effort to thrust her of: but she
kclung the tighter and refused to let
/ go her clutch upon him. 1 saw that
he was OF little avail, stirred and con-
kstralned by bitter memories as he
! was, and distractedly sought again a
Epretext for Kidding Madam of this
most unwelcome intruder. Idetermiu-
led to make one more effort to entice
kher away, and throwing all the per
Asuasiveness could master into my
voice, Alice" begged, do come
with me, like good girl. Don't Won
[see that you are distressing Gerald's
,motherTp
My words produced an effect quite
sdiffereDt from what had anticipated.
INSTANTLY her whimpering ceased; she
withdrew herself from DIR. Spencer: a
terrible pallor overspread her face.
and she gripped her gown where ii
lay loose above her heart. Then, with
N look, almost of intelligence i'm those
heretofore wandering eyes, she made
n quick, graceful movement and. be-
fore we could intercept her, threw
sherself again before Madam, crying.
with apparent sanity, and. awful woe
and anguish in her tremulous tones:
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rirsiioies exchanged between us and
nur neighbors, and everywhere Gerald
and Alice were favorites. But, little
I by little | saw change steal over the
FORMER; he became irritable and unlike
!nlmself, annoyed at trifies, and especi-
Ihlly Impatient Mt Darracott, from
9whom he would bear nothing. All, 4
blame myself, Dorothy, that I didn't
sforsee what was coming and avert the
,crime before it was too latei At last,
IN day arrived, terrible day, when,
Eiieayen help met woke from my care
less, happy life to learn that my child.
my Gerald had committed the basestI
lpreach OF honor and fidelity. He and
his brothers wife had fed togetherI
Now you know IL, Dorothyi now the,
Ieecret of my life is revealed to youll
POO you wonder that ] seek to hide my.
IRhamed and stricken head, and that
sDarracott Chester became n wanderer,
ION the face of the earth? Do Won
wonder that the tidings of my child's'
death, coming to me only a few months
lafter he had committed the fearful
net OF treachery towards one who had
been constant benefactor to him.
Were almost welcome news to me.
or that IN the illness which fell uponl
me my agony was so intense and
Nh<hb nbAAuuuSbS came TO the
eyes that Shrank from the gaze of all
men, and especially from the look of
my first-born? Do you think that,
after such humiliation l could bear
ever again to look upon the world 2;
For, oh! my boy-my boy! Was 1 not.
Through my wretched weakness and
partially, to blame for the fostering
or that loot of deadly self-indulgencel
which, S2ringing into vigorous life,
cast intoVhe shade all the better i'm
Ipulses of your nature, and allowed
vicious tendencies to nest and breed
in its branches! oh, Gerald, my child
my childr'
She was greatly moved. The strong
structure which had withstood such
awful storms Of adversely, now un-i
dermined by the constant fretting of
narrowing reflections, was shaken to
its foundations by the breath of men,
Iory. took both her hands in mine.
and laid my cheek caressingly upon
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26

8 at is--it isl Gerald Gerald! I told
you 1 would go back to heri HereI''
She fumbled at her dress, which, be-
ing unable in her agitation to I'M.
tasten, she reht asunder, taking from
Swithin it small packet. 81 promised
shim-to-give it to-his-motherr'
81 She thrust a little packet into Mad
ans fingers, and 1 sprang forward.
I determined to put an end to this har-
i rowing scene, even If L must needs
use force to do so. I stopped and
threw my arms about the slender
figure.
, Come, come. Alicer' L urged. 1
nave something to show you. Come. -
{ felt her form yielding to NV tonch.
and she turned her head and looked
up at me with submissive eyes that
promised success to my intention.
But alas! in turning thus TO look into
my face as stood behind her she dis
covered what /, with my back to the
window, remained ignorant of-that
Darracott Chester had entered the
room and was standing few PAGES
I away, silently regarding the scene
with lowering brow.
4 Her fragile form drew itself yiror.
ously together, Its lax muscles grew
tense; sudden determination seem
gu 10 enuOW the enfcebled cOnStitu-
ton with new strength. A cry-loud.
fierce, terrible-burst from her lins'
and before i could realize even that
an impulse had taken possession OF
her she had gathered her waning
powers UP for one Supreme effort. and
breaking from my hold had rushed to-
wards the man behind me, with the
| scissors, diverted from their late gent
lie service to become the weapon of
hercer purpose, glittering danger
Dusty and treacherously, half-hiddeu
within her hand.
No one suspected the actual menace
or the assault save 1, who alone saw
the implement, and one other. How
Madam in her blindness discovering
the meaning of that wild cry, or what
Intuition guided her to avert the tragic
consequences IL BODIED, I know not.
4 Before l could warn Darracott by
word or deed, however; before David
Spencer. with full possession OF his
senses, could realize what the dis
tracted creatures sudden movement
pretended, Madam lad OWNED all.
There was a swift rush forward,
and quick crashing together of two
Swomen's forms; two cries in unison
rang out; one-faint, spent, exhausted
the tired, fretful cry of an exasperated
child; the other-a sound that / could
never have believed it possible for nv
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26

THERE WAS A SWIFT RUSH FORWARD
dear lady's gentle lips to utter-a
sound that was half-snarl, half-shour.
venomous, savage, menacing, filed
with all the concentrated and long
suppressed hatred and animosity of
| the outraged mother, who had mis-
takenly thought she had learnt long
! since the lesson of patient endurance
and full forgiveness. Who knows
I what awful dregs of resentment re-
main, undreamt of, in breasts that
believe they have successfully applied
the great lesson of divine charity :
The old Adam is oftener hidden be,
meath an accumulation of acquired
sChristian sentiment than routed i'm To.
. to from our spirits.
8 When we reached the two women
lthey had fallen to the ground, locked
| IN each others embrace) our first
Sthought was that intense emotion had
robbed them of consciousness. aud
that they were both merely insensi-
bic. But 1t did not require the PRO-
fessional mandate of the physician to
apprise us of the Sterner fate that
had overtaken poor Alice. One glance
at the beautiful face that lay upon
Madam'S bosom, where it had CHANGED
10 fall, was enough to assure us thar
the sudden fierce gust of passion
which had swept over the Pickering
spirit of the unfortunate girl had suf-
feed to extinguish the feeble flame
that had of late so fitfully performed
It's ofiice. THE peace of God which
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26
Getting Even with Him

Il would die for her." exclaimed the
accepted lover, enthusiastically.
Il can readily understand" an
swered the rejected one, that that
might be preferableto living with her."
Chicago Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26

"One-half the world doesn't know
now the other half lives, declared
notorious female scandal-monger.
THAT isn't your fault" quietly OBJ
served one of her auditors. -Tit-Rits-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26
In Danger.

Mrs Brooks-John, do you think Mr..
Joblotz is going to marry our daugh-
ter?
Mr.. Brooks-Yes; if he doesn't look
sharp.-Puck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26
Cured Her.

Why is your wife silent nowadays,
when she used to be so talkative?''
Il let her read a philosophical
treatise on the garrulity of old ages
N. Y. World
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26
A Combination

First Boarder-What do you call
this, ! wonder, natural milk, or natural
water?
Second Boarder - Both. - Yonker.
Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26
NIenfnI TeIennthr

BE heard a soft voice In the air
Which told him he must follow-wherc7
IL led him to her door-and 10!
She entertained another beau.
INDIANAPOLIS Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-26
The story of Love.

Love is an old. old story,
But ne'er was a mortal who
hath not at some time told 1t,
And thought 1t was something new.
Chicago Times-Herald
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|my Intention by drawing me down aud
pressing me closely, affectionately, to-
her heart, kissing me several times
upon lips and cheek and brow. Then,
releasing me, she motioned me to leave|
|her, and averting her face, covered iii
|piteously with her slender white hands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
RAS@@RRs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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rIblus tum Laaa9f "'N
rhu,lsa Iaa, al,r5. iaraa.. al.
noe on % taa Nar umo uYA ia fH
ccssiun no aupfbm, 8hnDIil 8fis
array BON 10 England atd ~
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Tho announcement by ibat oner liza
lord Rodbrp lop,s M no, NAt
Town abou, Novcmb,f Ijiha nlfG.
doutood ly mlnary htb hl4 'tr
cause Decomba fn u lbr.dt ~
for the rctlrcmtnt oil lordWH lai
uud me miennf io5 HortW siI5.
tha gouerals ID eachhnt h.H s.&
Moreover iborr Are No t.Ens 40 /.
uon hosuliila ni SCUM kfref Aaa m.
presence % d a5mnlaadl b6Al I'm
lord Robcru auliodty mfl mas.
ssoms 20 be IndlspchaD. rfa oNlt
note Is apparently COMMUNICATION IA
quest Of i.ord Wolselty n ni 6ellAn.
ton Of his rgl,uuon 81 commAil ID.
thr eApiiuilou 0f hs tofnI "a ia ~
believed lu mllilary clflc Naf L0.
Robuts Rlll umm unli Ud Nahd
steyn have Deon captu,cd andli, al
paien wound ap
Speculation b. uic ropruug tu
succession to tho coummd ID s5.l
ArIca Loud kltchonef sfdf ifI
primo uyorlto but Gonor,h tybl,
and lluptcr mc also consIdtnd N, a.
candidate for thc su,ros.i9n l.a
Roboris reputation wljl bod 0ted sim
out doubt 40 b sucon for conopjlm.u.
of me ulilmate p0litlts VI ml0mfy t
, lo'" l mere l% '@s,...' @a 46a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
8. 3. Lehua,
BENNETT, Master.
noLoKAI, MAUI. LANAI

s.,is svsry Monday for Kaupsksksi,
"a MIN. Msunaisi, kalsupsps, IAhsl-
m. Honolulu. OIowalu, Rsturnipg ar
~ M Honolulu Saturday mornings.
rhis compsny rsssryss the right 10
a.: chsnsss In ths lime OF Departure
s.1 s,rivsi Of its stssmsrs WITHOUT
S0TIcn and n viii NOT be- goepopslbIs
~ ssy conssousncss srislpg thsrs.
s,.-
Tc..,.,s.. must bs NJ the landing
4. Ss"s.. shsIr frsisht This com.
al, moi hoid itssif rsspouslbls
Es,ssrh. sftsr n hss bssu 1900
~ rscsivsd onIv ~ ownsrs
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
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PER h y. ARRThALIA.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
SATURDAY, N0y, ~ ~

All that piece or paleel Of land Situate Al
kanlahllSu, Puma, Hawaii, more pafiIdl,
larly described In Royal Patent No. l2a(
Grant 10 Kahuuna bounded ind III.
serlbed asIollowG
COMMENCING at pile Of stones and nun
Ming N I'HW, uiol lhllns along Az.
pun, thence N Az 70 W,}j75 chains
along Anpunl, thence S jjs 10 w, 400
chains along Aupunl, thence ) M ", INA
chains along Aupuri, thence s W W,0b3
chains 10 House lot Of X llulhInei SJfH,
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chains along Adplnf n 81 loE, BH
chains 10 nlace NJ commedcement, coh.
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lion Of the lCouh.
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Tsfmf Cash IN " s, Gold coin, DEED
at the expense Of The purchaser, '
SAMUEL hlllNN,
Admlnlstrit0r Estate of J. Pinso %,
deceased lDiestpe, n 'FNH. VIZ
Daiet, Honolulu, Oh, ?, 100, J659.5l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-03
Legal Notices
A NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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