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Consul General Stowe Tells of Amerf-
cans in Distress.

The State Department is In receipt of a
dispatch dated September 26 from Mr..
Stowe consul general of this government
al Cape Town. South Africa in which he
refers to the recent arrival there of Ameri-
can citizens who shipped on board OF Brit
ish transports in charge of mules and
horses from New Orleans. Mr.. Stowe re-
marks that through his Instructions to the
consular agents at Fort Elizabeth East
London and Durham, many of these citi-
zens who have been sent to Cape Town
have been reshpped to the United States,
but he adds: "Ships still continue to ar
rive, and l am still burdened with this eX-
ira duty. All, nearly all, need money
which / am unable to give.
In many instances these persons are un-
der the impression that the consul gen.
eral Is required under the law to send them
back to the United States, and endeavor to
make trouble for Mr.. Stowe and his agents
when informed that neither has any funds
from which to give them relief or prepay
their return passage to the United States.
Mr. Stowe accordingly hopes that some
action will be taken in this country to the
end that Americans who ship on board OF
TRANSPORTS for South America as muleteers
will be made to understand that they must
not expect the consular representatives OF
the United States to assist them on ARRIVAL
nv providing them with money.
Under the law only distressed American
seamen can be given relief to the extent OF
their transportation back to the united
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25
Verdict for xl6.0nN-

In Circuit Court No. today verdict for
$4,000 was awarded to Florence McDeyitt
the Eckingtcn and Soldiers Home Railway
Company for $4,000 damages caused by an
alleged breach of contract.
Mrs McDevitt and her husband, 1t ap-
pears from the papers, owned an estate in
the county called Part of Prospect" and
decided to the defendant railway company
a right of way, sixty feet in width, and
agreed to pay to the corporation $500 addi-
tional, the consideration being that the
company should construct its line and
operate cars through the estate. This IL
is said, the company did until January.
1894, when it ceased to run any cars there
and has not run any since. The plaintiff
was represented by r. Ross Perry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25

The Rest Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and Fever is Il bottle of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t ia simply iron and Qui
nine In tasteless FORM No cure no pay. Price. 6Oc
oc1Ss,tu, th,tSP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25
RenOrted Robbery.

Robert Jordan, colored, living at I13
Grant avenue northwest, called at ponce
headquarters this afternoon ana reported
that he had been robbed of S13. 10 by col
ored man. his story was similar to that
told by several others to the police during
recent weeks The colored confidence man
met him on the street. Jordan said, and
promised to get him a job. In the absence
of recommendations he had Jordan put the
money in an envelope to show to his pros
pectiyc employer. Then he changed en-
ye,opes When Jordan discovered that his
money was gone he started in pursuit of
the stranger. Being unable to overtake
him. he called on the police and reported
the occurrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.
Torpedo Boats to BE Fitted Out for
Winter Cruising.

Winter Cruising.
The Navy Department has ordered the
tugs Pscataqua and Wompatuck to be
put in commission for service in Chinese
waters.
The torpedo boats Dupont, Porter, Cush-
ing, Ericsson, Foote, Rodgers and Winslow
are to- be fitted out for the winter cruise
of the north Atlantic squadron. The Dahl
gren was placed out Of commission at
Portsmouth, n. H, yesterday.
Two weeks work has been authorized by
the department upon the Frolic, which Is
to go to the China station instead of the
D0rothea
Rear Admiral Schley on his flagship, the
Chicago. will proceed to Montevideo about
November /.
The collier Nero left San Francisco yes
terday for Yokohama via Honolulu.
The battle ship Kentucky sailed from
Tompkinsville this morning on her voyage
to the China station, adjustments in her
gun mechanism having proved entirely sat
isfactory. She touches first at Gibraltar. The
Dorothea went out of commission at the
League Island yard yesterday. The Scin-
dia has sailed from Singapore for Canton.
The training ship Hartford has left Lisbon
for Madeira. The Abarenda is reported at
Apia, Samoan Islands. on the 4th instant.
The Yankton has left Newport for New
York. The Scorpion is at Fort Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25

Local sportsman, however, will not go so
far away until late in December or during
January, although a few may make earlier
trips. Messrs. James NJ. Green and Rich
ard A. Johnson wilt probably be among
these. They will also go later when the
larger exodus takes place, which will in
clude such field sport devutees as Arthur
Mattingly, Rev. Randolph II. Mckim, Rev.
Arthur S. Johns, DR. Henry ID. Fry, Con.
Dodge Henry GuHCk, Joe Hunter. George
HELEN, John. Sidney Webb. William Wag-
ner n. Jenen. J. De Witt Arnold, DR.
Walter s. Harlan, Myron ~ Parker and
host of other votaries of this most delight
full slime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25
Cayeat Filed.

A caveat to the will Of the late Henry
Wagner was filed today in the Probate
Court by Charles H Wagner. Amelia Ross
and Louise Losekam. brother and sisters
of the deceased. 1t is claimed in the pa
pers that the alleged will Is either not Mr..
Wagners testament or that it was OBJ
tanned and made under undue influence,
when the testator was not of sound and
disposing mind. 1t Is also set forth that
Mr.. Wagner died just eight days after the
date of the will on record. Attorneys ]. w
Kinsley and Clayton E. Emig represent the
caVeatOrS.
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From Our Mems Floor.

lot of Mems White China Silk Puf-some little soiel
being used samples
lot of Mems Underwear accumulated from big underwear sell
Everything cleaned this salen all
137 medium, some heavy weights Per
Butterfly al made from the celebrated Barathea Silk which vii
crush lelng All SOC goods FOR Friday
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Dismissed by Plaintiff.

The attorney for the District, Mr. A. B.
DuvaH has informed the Commissioners
that the suit of Daniel OConnor against
the District, filed July 10, 1892, was yes
terday entered dismissed by the plaintiff
The case was an action for 1900 damages
alleged to have been sustained by the p ain
tiff by reason of the flooding of his prem
ises, ia and 116 9Th street southeast, by
the stopping up Of sewer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25
Suggestion to he Considered.

The laws governing shooting in Maryland
and Virginia differ considerably in various
counties While the quail season opens in
nearly all counties November l. the others
have Octobers Is as first day. There are
requirements in several, especially Maryland
counties where licenses are required and
other conditions. imposed upon non-resi-
dents. Consequently it would be well for
those who are unfamiliar with the regula-
tons in such localities where they may in
tend to go shooting to make inquiries re-
gardng. them fran county clerks at county
seats. By so doing prospective hunters will
simplify their ptansInand be enabled to es-
cape unpleasant incidents which might
otherwise happen. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25
Status of Contract Surgeons.

In the case of5W. II. Block and seventeen
other acting assistant surgeons, United
States army, bhe controller of the treas
ury has held that a contract surgeon is
neither an officer nor an enlisted man and
is not entitled to the 10 per cent increase
in pay UNDER the act of May 26, 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25

The District Commissioners have directt

that Mrs. Ella F. Heare, widow of
Policeman NJ. G. Heare, be placed on the
pension list with monthly allowance of
$50, and that the two minor children Of the
dead officer. Frank H. and Grace Heare,
be each allowed $40 a month until the y
reach the age of sixteen years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25
Help Still Needed.

II have stated over and over as to you,
the amount of money that has been received
by the committees of Galveston, showing
what they have to do this work with. If
still the report goes out that too much has
already been sent and that nothing more
is needed. and that it is too late for those
even desiring to do so to send more help,
only say to you that the people who
make these statements not here, and
cannot put their fingers in the wound but
If you San believe me- your countrywoman,
/ am hem and my fingers are in the wound
and 1 assure you that the side was pierced,
and the nails did go through"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-25

Lieutenant Albert C. Allen, 3Sth Volun
teer Infantry, has been honorably discharg.
ed from the service Of the United States or
tender of his resignation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25

sooner he would have had the pleasure
of killing us all. His orders were 10
allow ne foreign devil to escape, but
the Empress Dowager had taken pity
on them, and he had just been instruct
ed to have them all sent as prisoners
into Hupeh. Accordingly. from this
point We were sent on across Honan,
from city to city, as prisoners. by the
yamen, sometimes in carts and some
times mounted on the hard wooden
packsaddles of donkeys. For food they
gave US bread and water. and nowhere
showed us any kindness till we reached
Sinyangchou, the last city in Honan.
Here we were no longer treated as pris-
oners. and here we met with the Clio
vers from Luan, who had arrived there
after similar journey. The Hupeh
magistrates We're exceedingly kind. AT
the first city, Yingshan, we were sup
ulied with food and clothing and kept
| in the yamen five days, as the road
was blocked by soldiers proceeding to
Picking. whom 1t would not be safe tc
| meet The Yingshan native Christians
also sought us out and showed US great
| kindness, as they did also at the cities
of Tehngan, Yunmung and Hsaokan
Mrs. T.. j. Cooper died at Yingshan oil
the injuries and hardships she had un.
dergone, and her body was brought t.
Hankow for burial. Thus ended al
Hankow on the 18th of August, a jour
ney of fifteen days duration of which
the wonder Is that a single one survived
to tell the tale.-N.-C. Daily Times
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enquire. Miss Rice was taken, beaten,
thrown down, and a heavy northern
cart was drawn backwards and for
wards over her to crush the life out of
her. but not effecting this, the Chinese
devils who were at the work dragged
her aside and beat her with clubs, only
to throw her under the cart again. This
happened repeatedly until at last she
was dead. Miss Houston, who had re-
NAMED with her to the end, maddened
with horror. got up and ran from the
place, but was recaptured and was for
twenty days in the hands Of the Chi
nese. How 1t came about she probably
the party from whom she had sepa-
rated with Miss Rice. When she did
so, she was in a fearful state. Her
skull was fractured, but for days she
fingered with the brain exposed, till al
last modification set In and she joined
her friend In death.
Mrs. Cooper had had all her upper
clothing torn from her, and the fierce
sun, beating down on her, had blistered
her shoulders and breast until all tho
skin peeled off. Then flies came in
swarms and before her death the sur
/ face of the upper part of her body was
a mass of maggots, and SO she, too
died.
! When the little children arrived in
hankOW, spectators say that they re-
sembled the poor famine children Of
India. so emaciated were they. theil
little bones all showing. and no flesh OF
their limbs.
No food had been given them on tn,
way: for four days they lived on grass
the people treating them as rebel out
casts. offering them collins as by Gus
tom, but no food.
The crossing of the Yellow river wa
one of our most trying experiences. TIL
yamen had placed us in carts, AM
promised to send US over. But as sool
as we were in the boat the carts drov
away, and the boatmen ordered us t
land again. as they declined point +blanl
to have anything to do with us. Fo
two days we sat on the bank of tn
Yellow river not knowing what to dc
We were like the Israelites at the Re
Sea. Pharaoh was behind; neithe
right nor left was there any retreat
and no means Of crossing over. On til
third day the boatmen unexpectedl
changed their minds and took ue ovel
The first city we came TO south of tn
river was Changchou. The magistrat
here was bitterly anti-foreign and sal
had we arrived twenty-four hour
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25
CHAMBERLAIN COUGH REMEDY
"A GREAT FAVORITE ess

The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy. its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made 1t great favorite with people
everywhere. 1t is especially priced by
mothers Of small children for colds
Group and whoeping cough, as it al
ways affords quick relief, and as It con-
tains no opium or other harmful drug
1t may be given as confidently to a
baby as to an adult. For sale by Ben.
son. Smith & Co., Ltd, wholesale
agents.
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M'BRyDE SUGAR CO., LTD.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the ninth assessment OF ten u0) per
cent H3 per share). levied on the as
sessable stock OF the McBryde Sugar
Co. Ltd. IL due on October 1. 1900. and
will be delinquent on October Is. 1900.
Stockholders will please make prompt
payment at the Office OF Messrs. Theo
N. Davies a Co. Ltd.
(signed): y. NJ. swANZY,
Treasurer.
Honolulu. september 10. 1900. 5655
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CEjl ESTATE md Shares
EVAPORATION STOCK
| II AUCTION
NANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
| lHD INVESTORS.

y u Henry smith. ESQ, who
change the form Of his In
ne undersigned will expose
Public Auction NJ his sales
IN street. IN Honolulu, at n
oh on WEDNESDAY,. Sep
100. the following pieces or
and and shares q stock. via:
REALTY.
On makai side % King street
n Catholic Cemetery. lately
James Carly. being lot 4 Of
has Pc feet frontage on
100 feet depth. and contains
an acre. more or less. Pos
- sven immediately.
'eces % land In Kaiauao.
being apanaa 1 and 2 OF L.
~. both containing t3.73
and vet land. more or less.
yhln Wo Company for $50. 90
;. rent payable IN advance.
collected July 4. 1900. Has
y yoars more % run.
- NE above nifty per cent
psr cent on mortgages for
AZ seven per cent.
APoRAriON SHARES.
shares wsimanaio sugar
hoeA par value. 500 each.
esf,s Mutual Tel Company
value 90 each.
Hamos Sugar Company
value iios
~ for shares Deeds and
=, .p,nse % purchasers tt
"'Ais are perfect
psr'lculars enquire Of
~hEa y. MORGAN.
Aacuoneer and Broker.
Ieet Honolulu sstz
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.. LII

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.. LTD.
THE FOLLOWING ASSESSMENTS
have been levied upon the assessable
stock OF this Company. as to become
due and payable at the Office OF the Ha-
waiian Trust and Investment Co, Ltd:
SECOND assessment Of Is per cent.
october I. 1900;
THIRD assessment Of rs per cent,
November 4. 1900:
FOURTH and FINAL assessment.
December 4. 1900.
Dated Honolulu. September II, 1900.
q. II. CARTER,
Treasurer OF the Hawaiian Electric
Co. Ltd. 6S4s
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
GAlklUA AGRICULTURAL CO.
LIMITED.

ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN CALL
Cd on the assessabie stock Of this
company az 10 become due ana payable
At the once Of Castle q Cooke. Ltd-. on
September 18th. 1900. 10 per cent Cs1o
Der share): delinquent October 18th.
tsos.
October sotn. 1900. 10 per cent (s1s per
shsre): delinquent November soth. 1900.
w. ABowEN.
ssss Treas. Waiaiua Arr. Co. Ltd.
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KIHEI PLANTATION CO., LTD

THE TENTH ASSESSMENT OF s
per cent. or $3.50 per share. has been
levied. TO become due and payable on
the LIST day of October. 1900. VIII bear
Interest from November /. 1900, and de-
inquent December I. 1900.
J. p. COOKE.
Treasurer Kihei Plantation Co.
Ltd.
Ofnces: Alexander a Baldwin. Ltd.
Judd building. Honolulu. September n.
1900.
5s56-22iS-2t-sept. 81. %.
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NAHlKU SUGAR CO., LID.

THE FOURTH ASSESSMENT OF
10 per cent. or 81 per share. becomes
delinquent on the ist day OF October.
1900.
Stockholders are hereby notified that
the delinquent shares on that day will
be published according to bylaws and
sold At auction.
J. p. COOKE,
Treasurer Nahiku Sugar Co
Ofhces. Alexander a Baldwin, Ltd.
Judd building. Honolulu. September 81
6s5s- 2213-2t-sept. 81. %.
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HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO.

THE sTocRBOoKs OF THE
above company will be closed 10 trans
fers from Tuesday. September 25. 20
Saturday. September 20. both inclusive.
w. L. HOPPER.
$3.50 Secretary.
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Sep.
tember 10. 1909. DIR. wayson VIII he ~
ais new ONCE and residence. Beretsnis
street, nearly opposite the Methc1is'
church. once hours 10 a. m. to 2. M,
and $50 TO Tao .. m. Telephone Main
ud 56H
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The tail end of the West Indian
storm, which devastated Galveston,
struck st. Paul on the evening of the
18th, causing the heaviest rainfall ever
recorded In the local weather bureau.
Several bad washouts resulted
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EVA PLANTATION COMPANY

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
will be closed 20 transfers from Friday.
september n. 1900. 20 Saturday. Sep
tember %. 1900. inclusive.
Il. -. TENNEY,
6ss4 Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

arsfpENCE OF Mr. w. w
ON Kinau street near Pensa.
frontage % i75 feet on H.
and a depth OF 100 feet.
HrAnLE TWO . STORY
NG HOUSE. parior. dining
broom. dreaing-room. smoking
on first fiOor. and two bed
stairs. stables and servants
nicely planted.
throughout grounds.
part cash, balance on mort
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WAIMEA SUGAR MILL CO
LIMITED

THE BOOKS or THIS COMPANY
viii be closed TO transfers from Friday.
September n. 1900. 20 Saturday, Sep
TENDER 90 1900. inclusive.
II. -. TENNEY.
SEA- Treasurer.
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INVOLVEMENT.

|, 49,. o.o.oPER having This day
] ,netshlp with Dr. J. II.
~ y, 'yafmerly % san Francis.
\. - Cooper a Mcdonald
s..tns practice. occupying
6..Ily used BY Or. Cooper.
k.ElcE HOURS,
y" TO ioa m. 2 to 4 and
''-i'a m. to ID. m. to
IA Cooper. $50 TO 10 a. m. /:
70 .. m. Teiephone
4, 100
- Fl ~
" s'll present all bin. IN
n " NE formation OF the
'ush his collector.
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NOTICE

! 1900 Issue A CALL TO
|ors,,al',ees Of the Fourth
= ry,,..to meet In Joint
III tuesday, EVENING,
~. Lso. In the DRILL
I Az, ,,rpose Of Nominating
p.,isaa,s. for Senator's.
In s N ?. tACKEA.
IN /. GEAR.
IL v,A ANT STEWART.
wilcox. 'S'
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KONA SUGAR CO., Ito.

DELINQUENT NOTICE.
All stockholders In arrears for assess
ments q. o and 10. win please take no
tice that same must be paid by Satur-
day. September 20. for all stock delin-
auent az that date will be advertised
y. w. MccHEsNEY.
ss57 Treasurer.
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Sc. 50o-BERETANIA sThEET, &c.
tween Victoria and Peasaosfs
streets; size Go X AS; with srsss.
sbrubbery, grass, etc.
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PARTIAL LIST OF
Real Estate
FOR SALE BY
WILL E. FISHER.
000-BERETANIA STREET, sgzs
McCully street; three lots, sire iS &
1879; terms to suit.

3. 25e-CORNER LOT, being corner az
Young and McCully streets; eGxs~
81 K al. This is an elegant osErsaEr
ready for building upon, and Ia tllss
neighborhood of good iu7pcgvs-
ments; all new. Terms to Svst sEzz-
chaser.
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Corporation Notices.
NOTICE Or STOCKHOLM
Frs MEETING.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting u the stockholding members
OF the PACIFIC CLUB on MONDAY,
october sth, at 1880 y. m, at the Club
House. for the purposes of amending
the bylaws, the election OF officers 70
hll vacancies. the consideration OF Inn
provements TO the club property, and
the transaction OF other business.
w. w. DIMOND.
Secretary.
Honolulu. Sept %. 1900 $3.50
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AUCTION Sale
[vI|ENI STOCK
m TIE .
[AA SUGAR co.
| Limited.
SEPT. %,
aTrRDAY, SEPT. %,
- O'CLOCK NOON.

h O'CLOtN NVVN'
..is.room. 90 Queen street.
wni coll at Public Auction
T. = me treasurer. Mr. y. II.
\ n. following certificates Of
"A. ofAA SUGAR CO, LTD.
l n. seventh assessment. due
[, t,nnauent August Sist. with
| maroon and Advertising ex-
aid on or before the day and
IN 40
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s., 250-KINAU STREET LOT. SsE rssa
with many valuable trees sEgE
shrubbery; ready to build g.Een-
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81, 5o0-CORNER PENSACOLA azsd Ezze-
nau streets; size. 100 X zoe. Al ete-
CANT corner lot with trees etc, GHG
many advantages. AS fac q lot as
can be found in Honolulu
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NOTICE.

ANY PERSON HAVING BILLS
against the Pacific Club. TO Sep
TENDER 1. 1900. must present the same
20 the treasurer at once. with vouch-
JAMES GORDON SPENCER.
$3.50 Treas. Pacific Club.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF NICE AND ALMOST
new furniture. at very moderate
price.
Apply to LAM SAL OF
WING wo CHAN q CO.
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Up. COOKE. Treasurer.
,n September ~. 1900.
las. :. MORGAN, Auctr.
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE REPUBLICAN TERRIToRLlEs
Central Committee will meet at 4
o'clock this morning at the Republics
committee rooms in the Elite block.
q II. P. BALDWIN,
$3.50 Chairman.
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! IS, 0o-BERETANIA STREET, 1eer
| Pensacola; house and Got; rsze az
] lot, Go $50; fine locality.
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sc, 250-COTTAGE near Tensosesz
street; contains rooms, bath Gz<
all modern improvements; weia I'm
proved; size of lot, 60 zee; pesG5sss-
special terms.
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"a, 500-COMFORTABL COTTAGE Of
seven rooms. modern Improvements,
ETC., with pleasing grounds; size az
lot, SO x 123; on Anapunf street, RezE
Wilder avenue. Should be seen tE
be appreciated. Fifteen hundTeS
dollars can remain on mortgage
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

WING wo CHAN q c