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FOR SALE. OH RENT-HoUsEs.
TH0S. E. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate broker and Auctioneef.
OFF Street N. w.

FOR SALE-NORTHWEST.
9l7 sth st, h, Or, lot l9xl0O ft........$ s. ,6O9
ll33 sth. h. >5r, lot l5x90 it, TO alley. 1000
ll09 to 1il3 Both, sr bath and IN (eachl. 5000
1923 9th, h, 6r lot 14xgI ft............... 5000
705 7oie "a, h. Or, large porch i'1@ 10y
1851 9th st, b, Or, lot l2.4xs0 ft......... lIO9
AZ Hth b, l2r, lot 25xl40 ft.... offer wanted
zIz4 eta, b, Or, lot 20xll2 ft..... offer wanted
SOUTHWEST.
939 n, h, Or and bath 50, 500
ais 10Th, b b, Ar aud back building -. 2,!0l
Sl2 and 3iI N, + his, 5r each, stable (both) 2,00
NORTHEAST.
S0l X, h, str and dwg, br...............s3,2oo SO, 200
622 18th ST. b b, Or, bath and m i......-. 2,iG9
- 10Th st, h, Or, lot 23xs2 2..........-... i,0
lISo sth, h, stories, 2r. lot leXl05 r.. l'4V'
SOUTHEAST.
10 st, b h. IOr. bath and a i.......... $1,000
POS A, b h. 1lr bath and a III i............ 9,UH
2ls ave. b h, lar, bath and a i...... 1,0S
intersection Of Virginia ave and l ST. 5,5I4
So IT,, with improvements, renting for ooo
H2 per month. .-:..;.......:......-.'. 9'0oo Oc0
333 T. H. CIR and m mi....... 5000
$2l and s2S D. b his. sr each. (Esch).... 5000
1904 Sd st, b h, ST. lot Is5xlO0 # t....... 2,400
4l5 L. II, Or. lot 25x65 65ft.... # 600
ll2 X, h, 5T lot 2oxle2 ft................ l,60o
lISi ave, Ia, 4r....................... 1850
FOR RENT.
l2OS X St NV, I2r. .$65 90
a al5o L ST. NV, llr fur. $50. unflr ....... 30 90
5os T. ST. NV, % 50
st. 1s 50
2lS l. st. NV, is 80
g0 Va. ave sw, 4r....................... IL 80
west Hat, 207 st. nw 4r.............. 15 %
4l2 Washington ST. NV, 4r...........-I4 90
ola 5 st. NV, ....................... I3 80
loie n. J. ave. NV. 6r..-.................. IL %
3i3 22d St NV. 6r.......................... 10 80
1925 ST. me- 10 90
1920 29th St. NV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5r IL so
llI0 n. H. ave NV 1r................ o 80
622 314 ST. ne 8 80
SI3 s c. ave Sc 4r....-..... on
6l7 Biair's Court ne. 4r............... 80
~ Rock Greek Church. Road 5r......... 90
6l3 BGrk's Alley sw 4r.......,.,........ 6 30
1llS @ st. ne, ......................... G %
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE

Advertisements under 'h's menu
~IIl be inserted for one ceht "oro
for each insertion.
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NsN1FD-White girl to cook, wash AND iron; IA
family of two: stay al nights. Adde'S Box
-. tTt eio. n,ml
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WANTED Cooks. houseHoIkeI>. Cisaubermai0s.
laurdregses for Hotels and laiyste families;
-. - EI-fRD co. IAN G. Il Item
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-BIg bargains: large assortment Cf
lgh grade second hand wheels frerl s. up.
CYCLE EXCHANGE. $40 10th st. NV. ieI-3t
BICYCLE repairing. we do all kinds; also bay
sell. rent and exchange bicycles; tires Good
rich. So Hartford SO; irsts S2.25; good seconds
81 so LABOFIsH Bicycle Machinist, IL 9th ST.
NV. Ja2S limo, en-
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sTEAMB0AT&
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.
STEAMBOATS,.

port News. and an poin;s S1utL by tie
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News ''Norfo.k,' and 80" asa
- iugron." on the following schedule
Ly. Washington. go pm Ly. Portsmouih.5.O9 pm
Ly. Alexaudril..5OO I'm Lv. Norfolk . - pm
Ar. Ft. Monroe : 90 am 7 Ly. IT d1nfoc- - pm
Ar. Norfolk .sO OO am Al NtNsndria. q. 81 afn
Ar. Pcrtsmouth.s Is am At. waslIilrsten zoe S'a
- Tickets On sale al sl7 Penn. ave, B. a'r'i
- o. tivket ofice, blS. Penn ave, and corner
- 18th st. and y y. ave. c. o. urket "i'
- foes, at 5l3 PenR Ne, and bOJ lslh $.
8 A. L. ticket Uffce. 1884 \, I. ave. ara
on hoard steduicrx .t
- k1Fo further information gpPiy az gen
- eraE Offices. 7th II. wharf. Wash u. Z
- Phone $50.
uo2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General MIna-seL.
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CANADIAN Pacific RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship Sailings from Vancouver.
JAPAN CHINA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CHINA. Feb. 26, May !, July
EMPRESS OF INDIA. March 20, May Is, July 80
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. April 16, June IS, Aug 20
HAVANA ISLAND And AUST ALA
MOWER ..... Feb. 0 WARRIMOO. .Mch. 0
For rates apply 1879 Pennsylvania Avenue.
de15tu, ,th, ,sa-l56t
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW THAMPTON-LONDON.
CALLING. WEST BOUND, AT CHERBUURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. IN.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW RK-ANTWERP-PARiS.
Every Wednesday at u noon.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA and l5 R.--Office, 7S Broadway, n \.
Philadelphia Office, 3O5.307 WslPGt ST.
I WASHINGTON OFFICE-l30G + ST. \. W.,
Or ". G. MOSS Agent. AT Sanders & SIayman's,
1927 f. st. NV.
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1904 Street ~. w.

Mrs Roe will serve to LADIES n delicious
,up OF coffee, after which she vii: read your
ate in the grounds. From TO daily. except
sunday ja2s-Tt
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DIR. A. II. TAYLOR,

Gold filing aud bridge work Speciality. at
the lowest prices; amalgam filling. soc: inll sets
OF teeth on plates 81; extracting, either by gas
OF local spray absolutely painless 500; with
ont 25e, all work done by experts and guar
gnfeed the hest: open on sundays from 10 to
o'cIock mh22- q EN-
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Fo BRENT Rooms with or without board. 1924
1ith ST. NV. iea-St, EN-
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SITUATIONS WANTED = MALE AND
FEMALE.
wANTED-RooMs.

" - =
WANTED By man and wife. on unfur 1t er
I'd floor rooms. for hOusekttpng heat, ea>.
bath: between 9Th and l5th, and Il NV; state
terms and location Address NJ. C., 80 9Th 81.
NV ic.i-St en-
AANFED-Hy man and wife without children
two OF three furnished rooms: suitable for
lElu housekeeping. Address &9A 55l. this Of
ucc. fes-ef
NANrED-rwo heated furnished hedroon-.
kitchen privileges; two sdult- Address Bon
a56 this Office. fe3-3r
NANFED-FurHishcd room. warm light convcn.
fences haEdG. near city h8ll. permanent IL
suited; gentlemen. Address Bon 60, this OF.
bee fp1-sf
MAATID-By gentleman and daughter. fur.
bedrooms aad I small room connecting fof
rery hight housekeeping; heat light. and bath:
conFehieut 10 Census Office: give terms. Box
t9-- this Office. fel-st e,n
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wANTED-HOtSES.
wANTED-BICYCLEs.
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

~ ANTEp- By Young lawyer, heated room, with
board iu quiet private family; French or Ger
n5u-slealiug pr,feTed state ful particulars,
with lowest price in advance. Address Box y.
T. Cap Stsrlan CITY. Item
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19
BRITISH BENEvOLENcE
IN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
The Association Has Done Much
Good in the Past Year-Has q
Comfortable Treasury.

The annual meeting of the British Be
day evening at the rooms of the Thistle
Club. The annual meetings of this as
ISOLATION usually are held May oath
but for various reasons it was post
poned this year. The financial repor.
presented by the treasure. LAST evening
showed the following receipts and dis.
bursementsi
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand, May Is Ses1.i5. Do
nations. 1S99-Ise0: Msssrs. Hackfeld &
Co. S1.aoo; Mrs W. G. Irwin. 500: Mr.
Aubrey Robinson. Sf0O. Janet Waldorf
Dramatic Co, $3.50. Ferty-six saibscrip-
tons At SCI, S216; II subscriptions col
s~cted and credited after May II. EsO.
so6; total, SSi2. Queens Hospital fund.
sale; interest ON bonds. $3.50; amounts
refunded. $50: total. sS-524.75.
EXPENDITURES.
Paid out for relief. ISsS-I9o0, S1f2.50:
hcspi,ai Iarienss, saie y: printing anil
advertising. 500. government bonds.
with premiums. accrued interest and eon.-
iaiss ac. S1..s4Is0: total Sssi, Ia
May "A. 1900: Balance cash on han.i.
Ssess.es,; cash subscriptions collected al
ter May "A. 1900. sos; total. $l.oo4.sso
Invested government bonds. $3.50: in-
rested Oahu Railroad and Land Com
pany bonds, $1,000, total $500
a resolution was passed favoring sf-
hiiarion with the Associated Charities of
Hawaii Al old elective officers were
.iscsen Tor smother year. They are: Rev.
alexsnsier Maekintnsh. yice-presidenf |. T.
slive Davies. TREASURER: Robert Cation.
secretary: members Of relief osmmittee.
Rev. V. H. Kiscat. W H. Baird. John |
L-sssas. J. C. Cooke, Fred Harrison and |
n. II. pain- The president (ex-ckcioJ |
$ the British con<ul
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NEWS OF THE TOWN

DIR. f. C. Shorey. food inspector fol
the board of health, is slightly i'll anc
has not been at his office fes several
days.
Mr.. Arendt. storekeeper at Kekaha
| Kauai, arrived in the keauhou yesterday
morning and departed in the Makee for
home in the afternoon,
Under the direction of A. ]. Coates,
night classes at the gymnasium have been
resumed. These are held on Tuesday
| and Thursday evenings. An enthusiastic
class has been started in fencing.
The Triangle Literary society viii
meet at the home of f. ] Lowrey Mon
day night Mr.. Lowrey win talk of his
trip TO Japan last spring The remain
der of the evening will be devoted 10
music.
large number of women were pres
ent AT the Y. W. c. \ rooms in the Pro-
gress block yesterday afternoon 10 see the
exhibition given by Miss Bacon. 1t con-
sisted of Indian club swinging and bar
Deil eAerciStS-
Two native sailors on the schooner
kauikeaouli were locked up at the police
station yesterday afternoon by Captain
Flint Of the harbor police. The men are
suspected Of having tapped tub of sake
which was part of the schooner's cargo.
In the replevin suit brought by j. G,
Beckman against William larsen for the
recovery of horse which Larsen turned
over TO Ed Wagner to be killed. and
which Wagner cured and sold to Beck.
man. Judge Lyle A. Dickey yesterday
gave judgment in favor of Beckman.
Larsen will appeal.
Stanley Stephenson. who has the con
tract to number the houses, has received
a large portion of the house numbers
and will begin the work next week. He
has Informed Postoffice Inspector Robin
son that he expects to have the number
ing finished by about January /. As
soon as this is done steps will at once be |
taken to install free postal delivery.
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LOCAL MEMS NOTES.


Tfs f-nees abort the 1e~ Nean< bEisss-
, ING both on Ho;el and Ming Ssrvst Is. arr
rather modest II Is understood bow
ever that ~ ss-oa ~ the foszn<farsor has
ss-a pat ia the buil.ers VIII s3ops a-zTu-
land Has;husts, bald 4 temporary plank
sidewalk ~ith plank covering overhead. 10
thar pedestrians vi CD. be ,sriv-a into
the dirty streets for = ysar or swo. While
TIE building : in course of CONSTRUCTION
: This VIII be an object leSs0a. ard u,ues
Heesied one. too. 70 other builders Pes,ss-
trisas really have rishts-rishtS that even
hsckuasn are hound To respect
= : =
The aSenrs az the Olaa Sugar Goa
pzny. Alexander s. Baldwin. are TO sur
render the agency in the near future to
T. r Dillingham; & Co.. Ltd The change
will be considered at the meeting OF the
olaa directors TO be held on Friday.
2 : :
Thomas square has reared = great
benefit from the storm of last Tuesday.
The dirt that collected in various pIacss
IN the city has been hauled 70 this PARK
BY the road department and used for
needed filing
3 Z e
The instructions from Washington IN
the matter Of registration OF Chinese
failed 10 arrive on the Coptic. as had
been expected at the revenue Office There
IS large number of applicants for ap-
pointments in the field work who are OF
the anxious seat.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

A petition was filed yesterday in the
circuit court for the appointment of Il
guardian for Fook Len and King Young,
minors. The children are aged ) and 3
respectively. and have an estate that
needs better care than can be given it
by their father. Lam Tshung Chin, who
signs the petition.
J. A. NJ. OSorio filed his bond yester-
day as administrator in the estate of
Marie Borges in the sum of 81 900
An order issued by the supreme court
yesterday RENTS all records and proceed
ingS in the case of Wong Kwai W.
filuokalani 10 the circuit court for such
further proceedings as may he necessarr.
Motion for leave to answer the plaintiff
bill of complaint was filed by Robertson
& Wilder. attorneys for Liliuokalani
The case went 10 the supreme court on
demurrer. overruled by the judge below
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Judge Humphreys calendar today at
chambers is as follows: Guardianship
Kealohaokalapi. minor. accounts /:
estate ]. f o. Banning. masters report ::
guardianship Jas. Love, masters report !,
guardianship Richardson. minors, mas
ter's report; guardianship Gay. mastet's
report; guardianship l. Robinson. a mi
nor. motion: in re David Manuel. APP
pointment OF guardian; X. Naholowaa
l.. II. f. Wolter, motion for decree
estate Jas. Dodd. petition to sell lease
hold; guardianship C. Alai. masters re
port; estate G. I. Gulick, masters re-
port: g. Dowsett V. f. Parker, CT al.
motion fer trial; q. Dowsett y. NJ Z.
DowSett. motion for trial: estate Benja-
man L. Steigmann. petition for temper
AIRY administrator guardianship John n.
Holt. motion: guardianship Lam Foos
Len. ct a.. appointment of guardian
estate Manuel g. Garrido. resignation OF
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p. O. Box Rent.

Peoplerenting postoffiee boxes who
have not already paid their quarterly
rent are liable to have their box taken
away and rented to somebody else.
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sEH EBlE PROMULGATED
81 JUDGE HUMPHREYS
MONEYS DEPo TIED IN COURT
MUST BE PLACED IN THE
BANK
And Only Drawn Upon DRAFT of q
Judge Asssstsd by the Clerk
Big Calendar for
Today.

IN the circuit court yesterday Judge
Humphreys promulgated the following
new rule
II Is hereby ordered that all mousrs
paid into court whether voluntarily. ss
by way Of tender. or ur-on me order Of
one Of tie Judges. shall =. Immediately
deposited by the clerk receiYins sne.I
moneys IL the First National Bank Of
Hawaii to the credit OF the circuit court
Of the First circuit. and such moneys
shall not he Withdrawn from said bank
except upon draft of one Of the judges
OF this court attested by a clerk of the
court and the seal Of the court Ii IS
further ordered that copy of this rule
Be furnished the said hank and that 6
copy OF The same he pasted in the pass
book 10 BE- furnished the court by said
hank
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FOR SALE.

s., 500-House and lot ON Liliha St,
56x1iS; 6 rooms.
*, 000-House and lot or College St,
75x125; house contains rooms.
81, 00o-House and lot on Alexander
St. 10Sx1sG.
50. s0e-House and lot on Vineyard St,
75x90.
81. 600-House and lot on Young 81.
60xI40.
10 rooms. sox140.
81. toulouse and lot at Kalihi, IN
x150.
$2.753-House and lot on Alspai st.;
good view.
&2.600-House and lot on Kinaa st..
50xl00.
Sl.0O0-Large lot at Kalihi, 771sx150
$3.SOO-House and lot at Kalihi, 165x
$50.
s.5O0-Business property ON Fort St..
47x98.
81. 00O-Lodging house In center Of city.
81. 600-Investment at Kewalo; month
ly income s110.
"a ,200-Leasehold on Beretania St;
large stores; 20 years to run.
81 -500-Large lot with buildings ON
Punchbowl St; brings in 500
per month.
81. 000-House and large lot on Queen
street.
y. 400-Lot on Queen ST., 50x1OO.
Is, 5O0-Large lot with cottages;
monthly income $125.
q ,250-Large lot at Kalihi, 105xf03.
IS, Elegant residence, 225 #. front.
ON Makiki St
IS. 50O-Residence on Punchbowl neS
Lunalilo Home, 120x15Q:
bargain.
on Beretania St; 80
years to run; net income $50
per month.
9OO-Leasehold with building on
Fort ST.; s years to run.
OTIS near Peterson's Lane. Pahama:
all sizes and prices.
IOts on Austin Lane, Palama; all sizes
and prices.
1ots at kunawai off Liliha and Judd
Sts.; all bargains.
,ots at Kewalo from 1915 up, accord
ing to location.
4 .000-Large warehouse at Kewalo;
recently built.
I. o0o-Leasehold of city front lot on
Queen St. near Fish Market
wharf; "a years to run.
A cottage on Peterson's lane. Palama.
given on the LIST OF October.
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HEAD OFFICE
SHORTHAND LESSONS.

J am prerared 20 take q limited nom
Der of pupils IN evening for instructions
shorthand Ben Pitman SYSTEM.
Apply to CHAS. y. MARQUEE
Office of The Honolulu Republican
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TO LET.

Three summer residences near city.
at Tantalus, Pearl City and Niu.
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Irene Ii Brown. guardian of Francis
Hyde Ii Brown. fled accounts yesterday
showing receipts of S2.949.27 and ex-
penditures of S1.903.25. As guardian os
George Ii Brown her accounts showed
receipts of S3,o63.14 and expenditures
of S2,916,52
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

]. A NJ. Osorio filed paper yesterday
declining to serve as administrator in the
estate OF Manuel TONES Garrido.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-19

The Hawaii Land Co. entered gem
eral denial yesterday in answer to the
petition of E. S. Cunha, who asks judg-
ment of S6I5 for unpaid rents on certain
premises on Maunakea street. The case
is of more than ordinary interest. as the
judgment asked for is for rent on buiIl-
ings burned by the plague fire. The de-
termination of the case will at least set
tie one legal effect of the fire. viz. its
effect on written contracts.
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Maria Hendrickson, who filed a libel
for a divorce against her husband. A.
Hendriekson. few days ago. filed mott ee
yesterday that she had withdrawn the
complaint.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-10-20

A Full line of cakes are constant
liz on hand at St.Clair's.
Now for reduction liz the number
Of people on the streets.
For rent, a small but comfortable
house on the Hopkins farm near the
mile ground.
A NEW baker has been secured BY
ST. Clair's restaurant and they are
again handling all kinds of nice
cakes.
THE old electric light poles are to
be taken down and used in the coun-
try by the Peoples telephone company.
What is left will however be plenty
for anybody.
QUEEN Quality shoes for Fall and
Winter are now in stock. Ii you've
never worn Queen Quality try pair
and you'll be constant customer
for them Hlrschman 5
ARE you particular what you eat?
Ii you are, 20 to the Delicatessen
Cafe, Henry We'll, Manager
THE big well in Lewis county has
been occupying most of the attention
of people but while it has been pour
ing its flood of oil we have had few
gushers struck Ia this county.
Another baker has been engaged
at St. Ciair's Restaurant and all Or
dea's for bread can now be tiled.
WASTE baskets at the Acme.
Prices 30c, 35c, acc, 45c, soc, Coo and
more expensive if you want them.
THE little piece of Peasants street
between Spruce and the South Park
bridge is receiving the finishing
touches on the paving. 1t is very
pretty now.
LOST in Egypt which is to be
seen here next week is played by a
company which deyotes all of its at
tention to this one play and they of
course dc it much better than roper
toire company. The specialties which
number eight are OF high class and
will be greatly enjoyed. The show is
said TO be all right.
AGAIN the foot ball rooter is max
ing himself heard. The game with
Monessen will be interesting and un-
til it Is fairly started their strength
will be problematical. This will make
the boys hustle until they find out
what the other team can do. They
may have to hustle even more lively
afterwards.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-10-20

ST. GLARS have received some
very fine fresh oysters and invite
their friends to call.
LEAVE your bundle with Adam
Bower He is an agent for Miller's
New Method Laundry.
BROOKLYN won the Chronicle Tel
egraph cup by winning three out OF
four games. Pittsburg thought that
she had chance before the series
began but Brooklyn soon showed
them that they were out of their
class. The queer thing about it is|that
while in Brooklyn the Pittsburgers
won nearly every game. The tables
were turned very neatly.
A FOUNTAIN pen keeps the fingers
clean. 1t saves the continual dip
dip for it's ink There is no better
fountain pen than the Parker. The
price ranges from 81 to IS. They
are sold at the Acme Book Store.
I THE finest and freshest oysters of
the season are to be had at st.
Clair's restaurant.
st. Clair wishes all his customers
to know that he is again ready to
furnish them with the best bread
that can be baked.
You can't expect dollar show for
fifty cents but Lost in Egypt is a big
fifty cents worth.
LOST in Egypt Tuesday October %.
Found at Opera House same date.
COOP intentions don't count, but
good goods do. You always get that
kind at A. L. Nye's.
SLAVERY does exist in the island
of Sulu under the protection OF the
American flag. Dir. Mckinley him
self does not deny the fact. 1t ex
lists there by agreement with the
yellow satrap OF that island that the
slaves should remain in bondage
under the American flag unit. they
should purchase their freedom at
1.-The usual market price" McKin
ley is probaly the Only President Of
the United States who has put
price upon commercial traffic ia
human beings. He guarantees the
sultan ST. 600 year to keep up his
slave and haren supplies of bond
men and bondwomen and polvga-
nous wives.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-10-20
The Acme Book Store.
H. L. sWISHER, Propr.
Try St. Chairs Bread--None Better.

Try st. Ciair's Bread--None Better.
SEATS for Lost in Egypt went on
sale to day.
j. e. VIcToR's residence on Grant
Avenue Seneca is well under way. A
number of new houses are being built
In that section.
NICE fresh cakes of every kind at
st. Glars restaurant.
WANTED. A small second hand
tent. Address lock box 697 or call at
1872 Chestnut street.
THERE will be plenty of speaking
from now on until the end of the cam
paign The voters will not be allow
ed:to forget that campaign is in pro-
gresS.
SCHOOL children are gathering in
better since vigorous steps were taken
TO enforce the truant law. The au-
thorities are determined to allow no
further foolishness along this line.
ST.. CHAIRS restaurant is now ready
to supply everyone with fresh bread
Another baker has been secured by
them.
MORE than a hundred people went
up the Blackbottle for the day in the
woods. The excursions have proven
very popular and the number who
take the trip increases every day that
is given.
THE Weaver grocery still gains in
popularity and trade It's business is
greater than ever as it deserves to be.
PART of the Episcopal Church has
been started up the street towards the
new location while the other two sec
tions remain in the street. They will
be taken next Getting them out OF
the old location was the hard matter
and the rest will be easy sailing.
If you want waste baskets for your
students rooms get them at the Acme.
LIEUTENANT BABE who has been
assigned to duty DIT Mare Island is
hopeful of being transferred 10 duty
on board the Wisconsin the new bat
tie ship the best in the navy if not IN
the world. His friends here hope TO
see him on it. The assignment would
be great compliment to him.
ALL the machinery in the Thomp-
son mill at the foot of Walnut street
can be bought for song, For par
tfculars inquire at this Office
THE ladies of the NJ. E. Church
will give reception in the lecture
room of the church on Monday even
ing October 22nd from 1880 to 10
O'Clock. The affair is given under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society and
the Epworth League. The ladies hope
to have the pleasure of meeting a
large number Of their friends.