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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-29

ledo on Wednesday.
Miss Tora Hoffman visited re elatives
in Toledo. Thursday.
Gloves and mit,eus o. Lap, Women
and children, at Bdrtons.
Norman L. and Miss Myra Hanson
are home for Thanksgiving. ~
-Spectacles and eye glassd at
AANsL/
Mrs. ]. Franey OF Bucyrus is visit
ing relatives here this week.
L. r. Wellstesd is home from Della
ware to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Katharine Hillabrand was the
guest OF Toledo friends, Thursday.
Miss Amelia Wetzel WAS the guest
OF her sister in Monroe on Saturday
last.
-Thos. Webb of Dayton Soldiers
Home is visiting relatives In Perrys-
burg.
Mrs. L. Shafer of Milton Center
spent Sunday at her home in PeTys-
burg. A
AT &c the beA values n ladies and
gents handkercb bieIs thai have ap-
pesred on the maits+,dt gLLERs.
Frank Mahr and family Of Toledo,
are visiting p. L. Mahr and wife this
week ~
Don't you want anew clock or
watchp See EVANS, theN Nswely
John Ault was in town Wednesday
for the frst time after an illness of sew
eral days. n
Winter millinery pattern hats.
bnnnets and novelties lll be~~s0ld at
cost to close out the stocIA
Miss AAMsoN.
Roy Ladd and lady friend Of Toe-
do will be the guests of VIM. Veitch
and wife on Sunday. a
-Hollenbeck & Evan are receiving
seasons business.
&C. f. Chapman and family enter
tanned IA large party of relatives at
dinner Thursday.
The crowds of customers and the
successful business being transacted at
Fuller's store is proof that advertising
pays. 4 "
Rings, watch chaina scarf ups Mud
anything you want in ths !ewsf line
at EvAks'.
The electric cars now running b.
tween North Baltimore and Findlay
are said to make the run in forty min
utes time.
Miss Belle Beverstock OF Tontog-
any, who has been i'll with typhoid
fever for the past eight weeks, is now
slowly recovering. V
Don't forget my clos
ing out sale. must va
Leate by Dec. \oth. Ev-
erything goes ALPracti-
Cally your own pNce.
Art Finkbeiner.
Rev. Daniel Stecker conducted ser
vices at the chur3h IN Lime CiSy las
Sunday, and was greeted by larg,
congregation who were pleased to SCI
him again.
Ten rnos ena Bqrns,.
, or corn. wanted the Roachton ele
, valor. Highest prl y paid for grain
, 3Sa MN ADAMSoN.
: The place OF meeting of the Won
Y ems Missionary society which was to b
! held at the home OF Mrs. Clara Wi
/. liams has been chang ed, and will b
I held at the home OF Mrs. Peter Witt
: ler, on Dec. 4. at 2 D. IN.
GA ST TO7IA.
$ Bear. the 1Ihs Kind yav Eays Always Bougt
: Signature + &zhzZzzS(
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-29

Underwear, for men, women and
best values at FULLERS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-11-29

-Chlldrens school hosiery that
pleases because it wears best. looks
best and is best, at FIJI LERS
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

By virtue o. an order of seizure and saie
issued "n' - he Honorable .3rd Judicial
District ";.i,. in and for the Psrish of
81. Mary. .li ~ ne directcn in the
shove Et.ahes II ard entitled suit, have
seize! -r'; VA fer for sale for cash to
the last ana highest bidder at the prin-
'lpil door OF the Court House, in Frank
liz, on
SATURDAY, THE 11ru DAY OF
nay, 1901,
between The honrs Of II o'clock n. m.
ana O'Clock NJ the following do,
scribcd property, to,wit:
Fhat Certain tract of land living and
being siiuatc'i i'll the Cypremort Prairie
Parish Of st Nary. containing FORTY
acres more CT less superficial measure.
bounded North by!and Of De,nas Legnon
and treA"f'ck Sigur, South BY road or
lHne. East y ''.hi cf d. Legnon and
u ~. nl lani nf ',,.hir C.asI,y. with MI
siie hHi.eti.sS "t't improvements thereon
81 ..aaeai.
- JSO. & SANDERS, Sheriff
sEicfstps Office, Parish Of ST. Mary Ia
April 9Th. 1901.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23ra judicial Dis'r.c; Court, Parish
OF s.. Wary. La.
John 4. RursIia v. y. Lane NJ
0o'1

By iirtnra Of 4 wit Of frri f,cia, ;s.
sned ont Of he Honorable. 23rI JudiciuI
District Ho,rI IL and for the Parish M
st. Mary. an: ',, IN, irect+d in tbo
above >u.er3.. l':i e;ititlul suit. | have
seized And wti. .tf,r i"r sale Tor c,sh "a
the last an: hiS"st h;.h.-r at the nrin.
cipa! door %: h 'ourt House. in Franz
lin on
SATURDAY, - 21rn D,Y OF
A't.i, !. H., 1901.
between ,ht hours Of i! O'Clock m
and o cloc. p n the fo;!owinr dcs.
cHbed property. r. vi,
That certain ,rir: of pare; of land
lying and bcias s;t1at.t In the par;sh
OF st. Mary ott.t, Of Louisiana on tha
East side OF the Atchqfalava River
being bounded M the North by Grand
Lake on the Last by Grand Lake. on
the South by land Of loan Burshs and
Oscar Zenor, aud IN ,he West bv The
Atchafaylaya River. with al Of Tho
buildings AID ;mprov omepts thereon
situated. Also al cattle owned hv vo,,
to the number Of fifty head,
=, JND. q. SANDERS Sheriff
Sherifss Offire, Parisl, OF St. Marr
March 2oth, \. h. 1901.
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THE BEST REMEDY FOR
RfiEU MATISAi.

All who used Chamberlain :
Pain Balm for rheumatism are
delighted with the quick relief
from pain which it affords. When
speaking OF this Mr.. D. n. Sinks,
of Troy. Ohio, says: "Some time
ago | had severe attack OF rheu-
matlsm III my arm and shoulder.
tried numerous remedies but got
no relief until was recommended
by Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons & Co..
druggists Of this place. to try
Cham berlain's Pain Balm. They
recommended it so highly that I
bought a bottle. l was soon re-
lieved Of all pain. l have since
recommended this liniment to
many OF my friends, who agree
with me that it is the best remedy
for muscular rheumatism in the
market ! For sale by \. j. Della
houssayc, Franklin, A. Bauer.
Patterson.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06
A RAGING, ROARING FLOOD

Washed down telegraph line which
Nnas. {. Ellis, OF Lisbon, Ia. had to re-
par. standing waist deep In icy water.
he writes, ''gave me q terrible cough and
cold, 1t grew worst daily. Finally the
best d"eto:s in Oakland Neb.. Sioux
CITY aud Omaha said had consumption
and could not live. Then began to use
Or. klng'H New Discovery and was
wholly cured by six bottles Positively
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and all
Throat and Lung troubles by ali Drug.
gists IN town. Price SOC and sl,OO. At
A, j. Delahoussayc in Franklin.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

5 SAtt!;hAE,THE l1rH DAY OF
MAY. \. D.. 1901,

between h. ;oure Of II cock Il III. and
/ o'elo"k l.. r., the following described
property tn-w;:.
All the r;g.i,. tia, AMI interest of de.
f,nluul in and r. Il Gne Twelve months
hnul cHrrj,,ei br l.. [, Desonrr as
principal and John I. Dumtsn! as sur.ty
Tor the a.ln II Fsgu iIuudrr,. aud sixty
Dollar, an! + iftv five Gems. tlu. pn i,i.
~, .."> ol May, 1909, the interest ot
s..i T:,-u..yr in st.J bond beinw in un-
divided h,,lf
Also Io. twenty four. containing 7;;.,ieo
acres, VITA all OF the buildings and i'm
'tos'''.-'''S ..t 'HPie,:H "i' ne hcs'
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!, Paddock insuranc. no.icics.. SIS 90
'Jrhn G. Lewis g -. Il! 90
/. Lrah;.iu < ;.i,s teaches month
" rerarts ... . 14CO
lhos Mii!'!rum Is, hoe! sap, les fer
Alberta school. ...... 49,. 1 10
" II kralHcr cEvcleI' II. ostagc
as per voucher. ......... ii 70
Weat"r, tmoi ant Patterson teicg 5O
J \ LoIct cilrk COS: in Young snit 13 10
J ! Lorci clerk recording2 deeds
ana stamp, 49,. -....,........ > %
w ii Kramer express on package as
per rcrt ut t...... .... ID
Prof T o Grill freight bill and Ia
lahtr as per vouchers ...... 80
The being no further business before
the Board on motion the meeting al
journed. K L. CoCKE, President.
W. II KRAMER. secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

Nearly c7cry person needs TOME
medicine at this time of year to brace up
ind invigoratc the nervous system, 10
cleanse the bowels liver and kidneys
HEHBlNE is The best and safest rmedy
to d. this. Is it will cure constipation
regulate the liver and enrich the blood
Price 80 cents ii l.. G. Bora!i, Baldwin.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

Pursuant 10 an order issued ont Of the
23f'! Judicial District Court and to me
directed IN the above numbered and en-
title es.:.'". | will offer for sale Il.
pub!i" yo".ir1, Tor cash. To TIE last and
highest bid u. 1T the principal door of
tn. csHnTt n"n>c. at Franklin. in the Pnr~
isl Of 81. 'iars, Louisiana on
>AiUED +. TIE llru DAY OF
LAY, 1901.
he'f"eea the hours Of IL o'c,ock n. IN.
tnd / t cin"i, p. m. the following de-
scribt6 ,.r' Iar,y. to-wi;:
The '!nd vitcd half Of that certain lot
ri land. i''!a'tl 1T The northeast corner
OF The .Hter-t ctioE Of y ilso1 and Second
strecsF, IN 'ie .nwn of franklin, Parish
of IT. Many. "tia;:n.,, h wing a from; OF
One Hundred ani Twenty liy, (l25) feet
on A'ls"n street, jy tho depth Of Seventy
f"nT f'si On ;, coed street. ard nieasEr-
ing fistyn.ne and Tni:i ;59sl feet on
the b@Ch ina rom said Wilson street.
ana! Hcir2 bnnuded on the North BY lard
formerly If +. Z Raltrey now OF Char
plat, East b. land formerly of said +. c.
Pa'frey. row Of Antoine slarkuscn.
South bv said Wilson street and West by
said Second street; together with an un-
divided haif of ali Of the buildings and
i'll nprovenlen.s thereon. and appurteu-
aEcos thereto. HENRY JOHNSON,
I administrator.
Franklin La April 3rd, 1901
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

WHITES CREAM VE.sMIFUGE no,
only enectncliy destroys WORMS, il also
increases the appetite, aids assimilation
gu" TRANSFORMS !. TIA infant iuto one Of
robust health. Price, 25 cents. For saie
BY L. c. Borah, Baldwin. '
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

To the Gre 'ii,r Of &. Lee Barman, of
franklin, n TIL P.ii.h OF Il. Mary, and
HiStr!c' aforesaid, i'arkrupt.
Notice is hsrei" given, tha. on the
Jh day Of halci, i. D. 1901. the said
G Lee Barian VS. duly adiudged bank
rurt and that the first meeting of his
creditors will b" held a, the Court House,
IN Franklin, in the Parish Of st. Mary
La, on s"turd" :he tth day Of April,
a. d., 1901. sI s',. ~ -iorI. in the ALTERS
noon, ut "hicil :,,n: !!,' rredi,ors may
attend, prove !.:cr c,ain.s appoint a
trustee, examine ,ha Uas ;lrupt ana trans.
act any other b.. mess rs may properly
com" before said meeting.
l.. L. FOLSE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Nap"leonv;!c, ia March 25th, 1901.
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Bal in Treasury Mch 9. 'oi. s G.1G9 SO
The committee appointed to confer
with the Mayor Of Franklin and school
board in regard 10 extra tax imunsaJ
upon the town of Franklin reported ;Ia,
they were not ready to make their r. nor.
and asked for further time.
1t was moved and carried that here.
after no bills for small pox purposcs win
be approved.
The following bills were presented
n nj annrpved. I.N"
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06
\ TESTIMONIAL FROM OH

81 consider Chambcrlain's Coue
Kamcdy the best in the world u
bronchitis,' says Mr.. Willis
Savoy, of Warrington, Englana1
"lt has saved my wife's life, y
having been a martyr to broncn1
tbs for over six years, being ma
OF the time confined to her Ded
She is now quite WE'LL" For g.
by 4. j. DcIahoussaye, Frannl'
A. Bauer, Patterson.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

An onnce Of prevention is wortt. :.
pound Of cure, ana a bottle BALLAHD's
HOREHDUND SYRUP used in time is
worth staff of physicians with a drug
store az 'wo included Price % and 80
cents. For sale by l.. G. Borah. Bald.
win, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06
~ N1I"Vt'' II BanKTUPtr'
Nap"leonviI!c, ia March 25th, 1901.
HE kENH Ills LEG

Twelve Year, ago J. ~. Sullivan. Of
Hartford, Conn scratched his le,rw;tL
a rusty wire ILLUMINATION and hlc,,
poisoning set in. tor t.o wears he s,if.
tered intensely Tlie,r the hest doctors
urged a'nr.'atl5@ 'bu',' l.. writes. Il
used one b";, 'e e., Electric Btters aud / J
boxes of iu"llen's Ariica Salvc and nv
icg was sound a.id VIII As ever" For
t.tnpfl"us. Eezeala, Tv,sar. salt Rhcum
Sores and ali blood disorders Electric
Bltters has ~ !iEai on earth Try them
AL druggists viii guarantee satisfaction
or relund none, Il. Dclahoussaye,
druggist, Fra1klia Only 50 cents.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT

IT he'd hal Iiching Piles. Thee re
terribly annoying; bn; !juchicn's ir,ial
Sa'v" VII! cane IL worst cas-, Of piles on
earth. /, has cure.: thou-ane'> For In
inriee. Pain or Bodily ErHptinns !! $ ,hc
best salvc iii the W"rId Price goo ::
box. Cure gnaraI';cc' Sold by nl!
druggists. Also b! !. J. De!ahrassaye,
Franklin.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06
CAf CHIT A DREADFUL com

CAfG CHIT A DREADFUL com
Marion Koole, manager for ~
y. Thompson, a large importe,
Of tina millinery at 1893 Milwan.
Avenue, Chicago. says: "Durino
tlo tate stTcTe weather caught ?
dreadful cold which kept me
awake at night and made me I'm.
1t TO attend ny work during the
day. Onc OF my milliners was
taxing Chamhcrlain's Cough
Remedy Tor a severe cold at that
time, which seemed to relieve he,
50 quickly that I bought some for
myself. 1t acted like magic and
] began to improve at once, lam
now entirely well and feel verr
pleased to acknowledge its mer,
its For sale by A. j. Delahous.
5aye, Franklin, A. Bauer patter.
son.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

Nfurai-ic pains, rheumatism lunlbaeo
and sciacic pains. yield to the peneus.
ting influence Of BALLARDo SNOW
LiHiMlNT. Price - ani 20 cents !.
{. Hnrah, Baldwin. La.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

Louis Brakeman iuryin, body. s 90
DR. Pee / professional St vices 90
2, &c
JFL Lassus road work 9}l 20
Ed Cunnor team election. $500. b 90
G G. Sciulzc IceEs. tags. ....... 80 co
q S smith supplies. ....... ~
w ii Latham printing. ......-. > 90
8. ..... 10 90
Clarke & Court index to crmiu-
nti minutes. rs.-...... -. 10
Franklin Light {, Power Co lights 20 90
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday, Nay :.
L. +. FRNEE President.
DUDLEY BERWICK, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

23rd Ju,lici /. !; S,r.,, Cra,t. Ia
lab oi =. Mary.
Chas. 4. G'NieH Us. CoioS i5ras
icy cu ais. No. 10.Gn.

By virtue Of Gii order Of seizure and
sale issued rut OF the Honorable 23rtl
Judicial District Court. in and for the
Parish of st. Nary. ani to me directed
in the above numbered and entitled suit,
have seized ane: will Offer for sale for
cash to the last and highest bidder a.
She principe. .!urr If The Court House
in Franklin. nn
SATURDAY. TIE It'll DAY OF
MAY, y. d., 1901.
between the hours OF II o'clock a. m.
and o'cioca !. II the following de.
scIibcd proin'r'y. ':.wit
LIST. The "ndtvi "a r1nt>tcnlhI i9-lUl
of tba, certain trrrt If !a,"i lying ap..
being situated in tie CNprt Mort Prairie,
Parish of ~. N!agy, cont"i,ling Forty
acres, more or less superficial measure,
bounded! OF ll.c Epr,h ts iauds OF Dcmas
Lcgnon aud .sei 'riel; S.rur, South by
road az lane. Eas, by lal,d of d. lcgnon
and West by lanIis claimed hy Reuben
Boas'ey. with all TIE lu!ldings and in
proycments th,r "a situated
end. TIE undivided Two Fillhs f2-:5)
of that certain i:.tt If land situ tied IN
this Parish. il ,>,c. ,, i. H. South
% Range .,ssi r"n!:l ing Twelve sti-
pc!hcldi ari.nt-. ,,lnrC II les. having
front of t,jv" Al; &2>i"n Chains un tie
Western bp'jn':arg inc OF said 81 ction.
b., the G";hA bntVCcn parallel lines Of
Seventeen ::;,d t.i~iUo hAins; bounded
North 10y llat@ -t.is div sold 10 4. Aus
gus,c, tas; and S"y.h ly land fnrslcrly
Of Aruns So:re!. and ,Vrst hv said Wet
prn boundary i;p.n e -. ' Sn.f:,,
The St. Mary banner., 1901-04-06

Ms. Ur>is;rs GAgneanS, wife, vs.,
Lnrl> {. br> cnlei. husband.
No. itnl9.
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Expenditures.

White and colorcti teachers lu
March Eth. 1901 .......
Indebtedness of Oh! School +
Assessors commits, taxes 1900
Treas'rer com since Sept %
Superintendent saiaiy since
Sept 1900 -. =. .......
Per diem OF members since
Sept 1900.
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II. Or LOUISIANA.

23r' .'r,'ic,.I District Court Parish.
"f 81 Mary.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-24
Mamie Smith wedf.

Mamie Smith, daughter of the late d.
b. Smith, is married. Her husband is
the son Of railroad section boss. She
is now Mrs. Emmet Burke. He is 20
and she 10 years of age. The husband
is a penniless youngster. while she is
to be possessed of considerable money,
according to the will left by >. q.
Smith, which is, however, contested by
several parties. A dispatch Of January
IA from Paris. Tex. says that their
wedding was the most romantic that
ever took place in the Lone
star state. Miss Smith was form
erly engaged to Lovette Rock
well, the singer, who was for many
months past connected with the Bulle-
tin business office. Mr.. Rockwell is not
the only one to whom she is said to
have been engaged, as it is said a young
San Francisco attorney was also Tilted.
Mr.. Rockwell left for Japan on the Pc
king last week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-24
stockade for Lepers.

Arrangements will probably be made
in the near future to supply build
ing and stockade where visitors to the
Leper Settlement can be received
Plans were discussed at the Board of
Health meeting yesterday, and various
suggestions We're offered. Upon motion
Of the board, DR.. Pratt will leave for
the settlement as soon as possible. and
will go over the matter with Superin-
tendent Reynolds.
At present there is small building
at the end of the WHAT on the edge
of the shore. It was first proposed to
put stockade about this structure,
but the space is limited DR.. Cooper
proposed that the stockade be erected
near the store, where the lumber is
now stored, and move the latter to
some other portion of the grounds. 1t
was deemed inpracticable to fill up
the low lands on the shore. as this Is
mostly Of bluff formation. When this
is done the system of allowing visitors
TO the settlement will be more common
than formerly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-24
ELKs TO ORGANIZE.
Large Body of E1ks From Coast
May Come Here In March.

In response to $50 applications for
E. Jacox, secretary of the committee to
prepare details for the organization of
local lodge, is in receipt of a letter
to the committee on preparation for the
establishment of a lodge in Honolulu
from Jerome e. Fisher. Grand Exalted
Ruler, jamestown, n. Y, in which he
says:
II have been in possession of petit
ton for lodge at Honolulu. l have
delayed answering in hopes that could
go to Honolulu and institute the lodge
in person with the assistance of such
brothers in the West as / might be able
to influence to accompany me. I have
not yet given up the idea, and hope to
do so in March. The application has
been forwarded to the District Deputy
of California for his approval and to
get the endorsement of the nearest
lodge. will communicate with you
when / hear from him.
The Exalted Ruler says there are a
large number of Elks in San Francisco
who desire to make the trip to the Is
lands and have requested him to go
with them. The E1ks now have $40
lodges with $4,000 members. In this
there are Is United States Senators and
rs Congressman. President Mckinley
has sent in his application for member
ship and Bryan is among its members
The $50 applicants for membership in
the B. p. o. Elks have been anxiously
awaiting the news from the Grand Ex-
allied Ruler and the receipt Of his letter
yesterday has given great satisfaction
to those interested in that ancient and
noble brotherhood.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-24
May Perform Marriage.

Attorney General Dole yesterday pre-
sented the following opinion relative
to the authority of persons in the Ter
ritory to perform the marriage rite,
requested by DR.. Davidson, Of Maui:
Relative to the matter of DR.. Chas.
Davidson's letter referred to me, have
70 say that chapter % of the laws OF
1872 provide that 1T shall in no case
De lawful for any persons to marry
in this kingdom without license Tor
that purpose duly obtained from the
agent duly appointed to grant licenses
10 marry This is contained in sec
ton 1870 of the Civil Laws Of 1897. and
the following section provides, The
marriage rite may be performed and
solemnized by any person duly author
1zed by law upon presentation to him
OF a license to marry, as prescribed
by the foregoing section I cannot find
that the statute as above quoted has
been changed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-24
ARE IN DOUBT
ABOUT P0WEI
Health Board Asked to Per
NIT Old Cemetery to
Remain Open.

Important questions arose in yestef-
days session Of the Board OF Health re-
speeding the various cemeteries located
in the city limits. A petition was read
requesting that the old native cemetery
at Moanalua be allowed to remain
open for intermentS as of yore. Inc
burial ground is located on bluff, ana
could not be considered as a menace
to public health as far as general To-
cation is concerned. 1t was believed
that unless there were bona fide plot
holders, the board could not go behind
its previous resolution and grant per
mission.
Attorney General Dole said: II Won
der whether we do not exceed our pow
ers. l don't know how long dead
body is dangerous to the public after
burial. The Beard of Health has power
to prohibit interments wherever they
endanger public health, and it has
power to do anything in reason for the
protection of life and health, but
don't think it has the power to pre-
scribe arbitrary limitssto prevent in
terments where there is no danger
This wreaks hardship upon people
and depreciates property assigned to
legitimate purpose"
\ Mr.. Lowrey said one reason that ne
burials should be permitted In city
was to protect the water supply anc
the populous neighborhoods. DR.. Coop
er thought that cemeteries in the hear
of a city would soon be overcrowdee
and be a menace to health. A com
mittee composed of the Attorney Gen
eral, Mr.. Lowrey and DR.. Emerson
was appointed to look into the matter
thoroughly and report at the mex
meeting. Father Valentine, of thu
Catholic Church, asked permission t.
make changes in the ownership of TIVE
plots in the Catholic cemetery. Tn,
matter was placed in the committee,
hands for action.
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Announcement.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIPE EXISTING
between Robert Levers, Chas. NJ
Cooke and F. j. Lowrey. under the firm
name of Levers & Cooke is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and the
business transferred to a corporation
under the name of Levers & Cooke,
Limited.
All obligations of. the firm are as
sumed by the corporation. and all
amounts due the firm are made payable
to the corporation.
Thanks are extended TO those who
have given patronage to the firm which
is now dissolved and a continuance is
requested on behalf of the new corpor-
alton LEVERS COOKE.
Levers & Cooke. Limited
President ...... F. J. Lowrey
Vice President .......... w. W. Harris
Sec'y and Treas. w. A. Hadden
AuultbT ....s...-....-.-... y. n #CookS
Director .......... Robert Levers
Director .............. Chas. N. Cooke
Honolulu, December 81. 1900.