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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
THE GEORGIA NEGRO.

An old Georgia negro rose in pray
err meeting the other night and said:
"Bredderin' and sisterin', been
mighty mean niger in my time. | had
a heap er ups an enthusiastically
downs-since fined the church. l
stoled chickens and watermillins; l
cussed, I got drunk; / shot craps. l
slashed udder coons wit my razor, and
l done sight er udder things, but
thank de good Lawd. bredderin' an
sisterin', never yet lost my religion. "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
SOME ARE ODD.
Geographical Names ont in Arkansas,

C;eopraphIcai Names out i'm Arkansas.
A commercial traveller recently re-
turned from trip through Arkansas
was speaking the other day OF the
nomenclature of the towns and coun-
ties of that state. LAS a township
name" said he, nothing seems so
popular as a name ending in creek.
There are Beech, Mill. Barren, Dutch,
Long, Big, Peter, Clear, Pierre, Flat,
Crooked, Sugar and Day creeks scat
tered through the state as townships.
There are Eagle and War Eagle town
ships, and one is named after Grover
Cleveland. Yell is both a township
and county name, but the people are
not particularly noisy in those places.
In spite of the name. Many names
are reminders of the old French oc-
cupation, such as Petit Jean, Terre
Noir, Fayette, Lagrue, De Bastrop and
St Francis, names of townships.
Sugarloaf seems to be a popular name
for towns in Arkansas, why, l dc
not know; and one community calls
itself by the intensely prosaic name Of
Railroad. Colonel Bowie, he of the
celebrated knife. has his name per
petuated by a township name, and SC
has Daniel Boone and Bryan. The
population of Arkansas is now nine
ty times what 1t was when the frs
census was taken of 1t, in 1920, bu
the increase has been slow in the las
decade compared with previous ones
The population has increased In thu
last ten years only 16A per cent
Whine in the ten years before the in
crease was over 401a per cent"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

market in New York. At that time.
on account of the expense. the Chi
cago newspapers did not have tele-
graphic market service from New
York, but depended upon Mr.. Boyd for
all the information they received. They
banking house of James Boyd & Broth
ers, 81 Clark street. was then the
headquarters for financial news In that
city. Mr.. Boyd went to New York soon
after the war to what appeared to be
a wider field and confined himself to
the New York Stock Exchange. where
he at once made leading place for
himself and has remained in active
business until now, having practically
retired at the age of 20. The first pur-
chases of stock by Jay Gould on the
New York Exchange were made
through Mr.. Boyd.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
SAYINGS and DOINGS
Geor6re Cay,oan Neariy blind.

Georgfe CdyJOfl Nearly Bind
Miss George Cayvan, who, among
her other maiadies, is now said to be
almost blind, has been living in
Long Island sanitsrium for many
months, where her condition has been
growing worse. The once beautiful
actress began her career as public
reader. Then she appeared as Dolly
Dutton in "Hazel KiTke," nearly TWEEN
ty years ago. This was her frat i'm
portant success, and since then, until
her retirement about three years ago,
she has been one of the leading actress
es on the American stage. After Hazel
Kirke" was shelred Mss Cayvan
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
ur soMrrIMrs MISSED Ir.

He had given up his seat in the
street car to woman and stood hold
ing on to strap for a couple of min
utes. Then a puzzled look came to
his face, and he turned and queried:
did l give up my seat to you,
ma'am?"
"You did sir. and I'm much Obliged"
she replied.
"I thought I did, but wasn't quite
sure, I'm rather absent-minded at
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

played May Blossom with exceeding
merit. In this role she won the I'M
stinted praise CT public and cri les. She
also played in "The Wife, The Char
ity Bali and in other dramas man
aged by the Frohmans and A. NJ
Palmer. She is native Of Maine, and
was born in 1858. In her prime Miss
Cayvan was a woman of exquisite
beauty"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
LITTLE LAUGHS.


al have broken the housed" cried the
jubilant winner, raking over great
stacks of green currency.
Pardon mel" said the dealer, "but
/ see you are from Chicago"
How do you know?"
''Why, because you are house.
breaker"
1t is needless to add that the sequel
was a duel in the grove.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
prso,ous woods wasted.

Rosewood and mahogany are so
plentiful in Mexico that some of the
copper mines there are timbered with
rosewood. while mahogany is used as
fuel for the engines.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07

The pessimist laughed a sardonio
laugh.
1--WE are wretchedly wealthy as
people!" he exclaimed.
Eyes, yes!" replied the optimist, ex-
citedly. but the case is not nearly so
bad as it would be if everybody who
had a chance to buy the present site
of Chicago for $40 and red blanket
had done SOL"
The pessimist made light of this. but
ridicule is ever the weapon of a weak
se.--Detroit Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-07
CHAPTER Nv.

u was over--this daring venture
and over safely,
outside in the open, In the clear cold
ar OF the starless night. the long train
urew MP under the softly falling fakes
OF feathery snow.
half-paralyzed men and fainting
women in the cars knew they were
sate, and there was brief hush, while
sobblng thanksgivings broke from lips
The evening world., 1901-07-13
HER LIES DARK CLOUD.

b., the horizon vas earkened hen
che me; young Rich. whom she beeame
acct alnted with ab, VI a year sS'. ihe
families we're ntlghbors and their se-
auaiatanee sooa ripered Into love. For
months prior to his disappearance they
were inseparabit.
Much against the wishes OF heir
par.nts the couple went 20 New YORK
City last week. The young nan
has not been al bis home since. but ne
was seen with Miss Foys at tho Cres-
cent Gardens. Revere Beach. ON Monday
afternoon. The girl acted queeriy after
sheir return.
on wednesday she lsf, her home, and
A. 4, supp sod she took the Fall River
boai foe New York. When her body was
found yesterday she was Identified by
means Of a photograph shs mai In her
pocket
The evening world., 1901-07-13
BLOpBD WITH pICNlCEER.
t3evsha Hssas became EsansseA
of Tvtakes PedAier asA
Lett Her nene.

on a charge Of SEDUCTION preferred
nv sixleen-year-oid Bertha Herms. Of
10 Cameron street. Newark. Joseph
Levy. eighteen year, Old. Of rs Fast
One Hundred and Eighth street. this
city, wss held IN ucD ball In Harlem
Court this morning.
Bertha ATTENDED . picnic at Wakefield.
/. /. las, Tuesday. She met Levy. who
was selling trinke,s. on the boat. he
Sent home with her. When the glri's
father ordered her TO come In she went
on with Levy.
TIE tso wandered about. They spent
v msSnI nsI, aisns ~ e.a,Is, rsrs, Levy
promised her q good hons.
Las, night her father had Lazy ar
rested.
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BETRAYED BY BILLElDOUX.
1Deas Jsek- Proved "a Ne . Mar
rIsd Man and WHEY Learned
Of His Perddy.

Dear Jsski ooesns Of lev, to Jea. Hers 10
piiIs posn ~. sstisA,ss 70 ysu.
v,ny a ALPS tea vrsstsi At ZEE
ror usnt % TAR sni ruiisr.
Ani naay . ,slios's lsst be sri
For uisins 70 ancthsf
Rsrs are Ias~ Eis~a D>stfog this. dssr. 40
ssoa a. yoa rsaa IL Nos dsn't torrt
Dear Jack" who IL John Gum. as
sLstant engineer AT the Pennsylvania
plsr sl wallaboui Market. Williamsburg.
didn't destroy the letter. and when his
wife, Josephine, found { In his pocket
she haled MIN inlo the q Avenues fo-
lice Court.
she found Anoth,r letter addressed BY
him 10 Miss Made Wright Emory OF
IN Gates venue, brooklyn.
She saw Miss ENJOY ane told hagfs-
trait Kresmer bat the young lady was
surprised 10 ma that her friend JACK
was q married man
Dunn sent 10 jail IN default OF Zoo
ball
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HIS MOTHER FAlNTS.

II ggt a telegram from him from New
York July y" she SAID He said In II
he was able 10 take care Of himself.
We have not heard " him since"
Did he know Lillian Tyer' was
"0f course hs ala" exclaimed Mp.
Rich. whats happened 10 herr"
Her 6oiy zs= found drowned o.
Newport
Mr.. Rich screamed and fell Into a
dead faint
She was revived. bu, was too III to
AK Of the matter.
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BABY LEFT IN A HBDGB.
Cried ratii Pssisaeil's Es-wsysv
West % . fisas sss
vsasa u.

The police Of Piainneld. N. J.. have e
task on hand trying 10 nnd the parent.
OF a bright. healthy four-months-old
baby bow that wis -, IN the hedge
around the property of sx-yayos L. ".
n Randolph. % East Front street. thas
city.
For tws scar. last night the fanily
|cf the sx-Msyor heard ertes ccming
from the real ef ths1r housa. but q ara
sA>y sAssshs n - . 81 usailEs
The evening world., 1901-07-13

WIEN the noise did not c~asA an hives.
|tigatlon xus made ami the baby found
n the hsdge crying Justify
II MAS comfort ably bat plainly dressed,
Sut there werv no marks about the
clothing 10 lead 20 the Identification 90
those who had abandoned u.
the police ma.l- q Temporary bed fnr
the body on the floor ~ the station
house. A bottle end some milk were
bought, and the doorman attended tn
child TN this morning, when the Kcr.
seer Of the Poor hal the baby Tom
United n the Industrial tom
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A SCHOOLGIRL.

Lillian was a schoolgirl and wsuld
have graduated In a ear from the chs-
sea HIgh school. Rich graduated a
year ago from The same insi'ut''n.
Both we're popular, with q wits circle Of
friends.
A member OF the senior class IN the
hxh school. she stood well In her studies
and was u iayorile.
Miss Fove Was ~lntrusted tc her pa
ternL grantmothsrs care upon the
DEAN Of hsr mother sixteen years ago.
Nrs Foye', pains were rewarded by
seeing her baby. as she called her'
blossom into glorious womanho'd PIs'iy
from childhood. the Girl grew radiant as
she grew % the age when love began TO
llrht up her eyes.
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the WEATHER.

FORECAST for the thivty-
six hosss ~rIing ~ = y. ".
saturday. Jsly ~. Tor Sew
yssk City ssa vieisisyt
vais ts-stsht ssa kasss-
aay. warmer sasspSay.
Fresh west 70 ssssh wisas.
The evening world., 1901-07-13

go, seating my case TO you.
81 had pains through my bowels,
~hesdsche, and ~backsche, felt tired
and sleepy all the time, was Troubled
with the whites. I followed your
sdvice. took your Vegetable Com
pound. spd II did ms lots Of good. ]
low have . baby girl. l certainly be-
lieve | would have mlscarried had II
not been for Lydia = Pinkham's veae.
table Compound had . very easy
time; wss sick only . short time. I
think your medicine Is . godsend TO
women In the coalition In which
We. recommend 1t to all as the bes'
medicine for women."- Mn NAM
LASs, Coytee. Tenn.
The evening world., 1901-07-13
IN tic Clothing Stars.

From $50 A. N. sna I p N. Saturday. JdE f<6. ~ S5ss
~ MEHs CHOICE BUSINESS AID VACATION suns.
d esssiuesss, ehevbts, tweeds, wosstsds sad sego. WI
suit strictly wool and Of standard merit, hsksa hho - -
mM S.0, Its and SO lines; Q choice for 80
From $50 A. n until I r. N. Saturday. jay fAM. ~ SN6s
NEWS BLUE AND BLACK sEReE suHMER coAls.
regularly worth $50, at ~
From so A. Nj snM : p. N. Saturday. EG ~ ~ SWbs
NEWS ovERALIs AND JUMPERS, Of striped ~ eAsets1 -.
dssins; regularly worth Soc, at -
Esm 40 A. Il ssld 9 p. T. Saturday. Eb ~. - ~
II, Dossn BOYS FINE WASHABLE SUITS, ~ So II
sssostsA nsn and hsken lots Of best fast eslasA CsAA b +
suiN. 0siasss I'D plain ossh; regular u.ee. Q1 ~ -
C.So usAs; Q edes for -
The evening world., 1901-07-13

wr.r rofSr. xEwprRo 80 rotaHkkrrsfl
esiiy E~1sursis. issnspt sunssyl ~ risrs i've
% - sssss s0Ah
The evening world., 1901-07-13

From $50 A. H. until ! p. M. Saturday. Jsy f<A. ~ shrs
cowHIDE DRESS SUIT CASES, Of the choicest rnse
color, with hand stitched enAs, linen Innings and siseeA
straps; made by one Of the best makers, and regularly ~
q o. 50; q choice Of sses, n, ~ and 10 inch; Saturday -
for NV
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n K0nd4srchUH.

G N0ndAsreAxeH.
From $50 A. N. uaM ! p. H. Saturday,. Lh J<M. ~ efs,s
MEMS HANDKERcHIEFs, hemsthehedsw with white
or colored borders; ACAokA
woMEN's AND cHILDRENs HAHDKERcHIIys. ~
with ri. In white or eoiored borden; and
WOMENS AND CHllDREN'S HANDKERcHuYS. &c
In white corded or drawn work;
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ntsnsga ~sWt.NAmnRa1.~
SIEGHIGQl9pER&
Man1n9 s m GnxAS.N paSUrgHA
FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1900.
0As Store NW &c 0Den
o Wo,yow
NN from s. 80 ~ n.y.
NnA2/2 M

Only 20 minutes within which to accomplish a
days busness-do you wonder we are trying with
all our might and main Ito get there2"
Last Saturday we not only solved the problem,
but had a 50 per cent. increase to reward our work.
Tomorrow we want to double this-we will
double it-because just as inevitably as cause follows
effect an enormous lot Of business must follow prices
as low as these.
The evening world., 1901-07-13

From $50 A.. N. until I ,. H. Saturday. Jay t%A. ~ ~
STERLING SILVER HANDLE BUTTON HOOKS, NAN
FILES, cUTCLE KNIVES, GOLD PLATED BRo0cH1At
CUFF BUTTONS, NEAR SHELL SIDE COMBS, P00pA
DOUR COMBS, EMPIRE COMBS and BARRIrTS, vath a.
gt sMh; q choice for ~
From $50 A. n. saQ ! p. n! Ssssrday. kb ~. - 49,
MISSES AMp cHIIDRIN's SOLID COLD RTuoA.
With pearl, rvby, turQueis aad emerald dsubht ceaAnsdmt
In plain and faaey setting; actually worth u.S; sshses -.
fer -
The evening world., 1901-07-13

. rvssoa. After fol.
wing your kind nd
e and taking Lydia
!. lPinkhsm's vese.
lble Compound. | be.
came the mother Of
a beautiful baby
boy, the Joy Of our
home. lie Is .
fat, healthy baby,
thanks toyour Inedi'
cine" Mas. MISpA
lfixxi.E. Roscoe.
N. Y.
" From Grateful
Mrs. Lanc
DEAR Mus.
PISknAN:
lW wrote you . LEI.
ter spma time
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Tor Rtcychsts.

From $50 A. N. unM I p. N. Saturday. EE J<8. ~ eH6v
500 DAISY OIL BICYCLE LAMPS, full nekslpasssA, vstA
N.E, at Sc
50 dozen COTTON BICYCLE HOSE, ioOtless, with plain body
and fancy tops, worth 3se. q pair, At EW
MEMS PANTS PROTECTORS, better than Steel pssts
guards, - they will protect the bottom Of he treuseS vhie
bicycle riding, at, per pair, CV
100 STEEL HAnDlE BARS, an assorted lot, SEINE uptu1,
some adjustable, worth originally from 7e. to $50 eseA,
but rs they are somewhat shopworn we offer you . ehees "a.
Of them eli for VW
The evening world., 1901-07-13
IN Nomsn's Hsekwsa1.

From $50 A. N. ana : ?. NJ Saturday. EJ f<8. ~e offer,
TUCKED. sHIRRED AND LACE TRIMMED TOP COL
LARS, very popular for shirt waist ornaments at the present
time; worth 7Se, for 3c
From $50 A. N. unM ?. n. Saturday. JAY ron. ~ sfr,
SILK STRING TIES, in a large variety Of pretty patterns,
regular l0e values, n &c
The evening world., 1901-07-13
in the SIovs Department.

From $50 A. n. until I p. H. Saurday. Ey IN. ~ S7ws
LADIES' SILK AND Isle THREAD BICYCLE GLovEA,
In navy blse, natural, white and black, perfect In he -
It, M nsds BY one Of Amakas best giovensksn; stsany a..
worth hon ei.ee tot .Sos pdr; . choice fer ISe
EsM $50 A.. n. snQ ! p. NJ Saturday. Eb f<8. ~ 49,
LADIES' SILK TAFfETA GLOVES, In bset, tan ~ A..
brovs, the choice Of the Sc qualities at, per pair, IL
The evening world., 1901-07-13
0As Big Store.
in the Ribbon Department.

From $50 A. N. until I r. N. Saturday. Ey f<B. ~ sHps
900 pieces Of ALL SILK BLACK TATfETA RIBB0NS,
from 4 to = Ia inches wide, regularly wsrth *. . yat, ...
10 cartons Of NARROW FANCY TIE RIBBONS, 90 iasA
wide, In handsome Summer eoloings, worth iSe. q yard, It sc
The evening world., 1901-07-13

s s:.'...... PR0CT0R'S , y..s.,',,.
OH ave-. ,y,Tiii.. wsr.as.rrbrs. r.hnJyi.i,..
M o. gwilfsi cisrtskco .Asoiph zinE ~,
LJu o. tstlssa. kisioris Nssias Picture,
OnlaAA "a sarptlss Parry. BseAslsr club.
ldldW icois . g'hsson. Bros nrrAt .
S.aS''s'. +. =. ,..-. Sc,
nay ASp SisnI 80 a
FRANurs cuRRAS. ALLIE OLIVE
~ { DAVIS. MORTIMER a DARRELL
joHs a LILLIAN HOOVER. MURPHY NOLAN
BRIGHTON BEACH ss,ie
Az ssss. Sc chilir.a 1t sslits-l ios
Les Gvssf. ~. wormseoi', Dao .hi hsn.
.sy, sna o's,r STAR. slater, Ehlyh sihns hani
FLOATING ROOF R D
GRAND RrrrniIc i.,s1 sysa!hs sIsspi Frilsy
n. u nth - H.'tsfr Snilnr.
nrec bo<s ntlyn.s DP " rlss.i.tos
rlSih0I W nio Shows oas IN. ~
ene'"v' rsssir' q Rod frss oVS An
r:.s.ss ssabrooke ! ~ "a. S sew FOUNDERS
Mat rur' Rs' Festival Isslss, S.r, wss1
enAsD SD 81 AND LanlyeroS IVA
rssrRAL cts RrHLlS.
PALACE ~hs ssiestss
RoOS TON sHAHkEr
GARBsN. Performances SIS. ksih S Nia'
ROSTER & BlAu'S ~ : 81 sgo ys Sas9sS
ZEN Ssss MAT. T0.M'W. H.. ~. Soc,
AlAcE MUSIC NALL v nnor
oARDES. Iio,h ia " Boara. HuUb
LluW A. o 70 Malls Rain o. salns iUUf
ps,,ins olrsrt. % oth.s t.sp, ~ river brs.-.s !"
{. = 3 t.. { : + M!U!:jj.j!s:=;;.'.EE:::.. e. +.
sicnolAs GARDEN. ssh "a = cot Az,
kAlTENBORN or-ss,,ni c.s.rs %
WV btsfr - AS 20 hsa
COOLED ny icID Air
|XEfT2sC WRIGHT HUNTINGTON.
NGIN hARzsLLA OAl0 VIZ.
NS bAssns . sissoS
rH1 NEW Y0RK, ss"; :. =" sS,: :. r tc,T., -
CHERRY BiQssoN GROW 8 slat Ast.
Steamboais.
TROY BOATS.
STEAMERS NV or IROY On SARATOGA,
ESrlRkLf REBviLI hsiafnshse sai hsisee'
COS, s~siursay. ssuasY rsansr tossh Al Alhaay.
| lining ROOmson Main Deck Selfchl fhi.
a. a. =, ss,Is, .,,s,iss ,ssn % I'll ssus.
- ,-.rsss Safsh anf rssf
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ny BEAUTIFUL BABY GOV

vsah wsass nsAs nsepy b Lvdh q.
BssAhaa's Vegetable cempsssd =
Issssss srso I've WE wsw Have
Chnassa.
"DxAa Ma PISKRAx;-it was my
srdsat desire 70 have . child. had
keen married three years and was
ch:ldlesa. % wrote 10 you 70 md on,
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IL kAs Basement

From 80 A. \. sahd ! p. H. Saturday. bb f~6. ~ ~
OUR HUI nAMI OIL COOKING Stow, sAaasa.
snskslas and easily kvt clean,
lburnH as, w. Sburn6 sA, ~
Etsm go A. r. ssHd p. n. Saturday. joy t%M. - ~
rHr srlorIcooPIR ELECTRIC FAN, worth slA - - In
Crs an vn ~ - any direct es~.t Il M. re = ewH10
i14sA hsAs ~ b0s guard. ; 9Wd wrxAa, - b NJ go
hdL h hA seetne ian y IL nntet to-day q ns 1891
From so A. N. saa Z p. N. Saturday. IaE t<6. ~ SH1s
Aiot Of SCREEN DOORS, al strongly msds II 1870
stock, and fitted with the best steel wire, regularly wK0
S.S, ~
scRIIN DOORS-some Of hardwood, others II aatuA -.
6sIsh; al worth iron q. 30 to $500; Q choice for tWt VSe
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-28
PACKAGES.
Mclean, Mrs. J d
Mr.. poLEs DEPUTY.
Gentleman Returns to San Francisco
Where He Also Holds Office.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 15.-Hawaii
has lost its second assistant attorney
general. at least for a time Joseph
]. Dunno. over whose prolonged alb
sence In Honolulu there has been some
anxiety among the employees of the
Board Of Health. where he is still set
down as clerk. is coming back to
San Francisco. supposedly for a visit
and is due to arrive today on the
steamship Mariposa.
Dunno. as told in the Chronicle a
few days ago. went 20 Honolulu three
months ago on sick leave from the
Board OF Health. and almost imme-
diately after arrival in the Hawaiian
capital became r deputy in the office
OF Attorney General Dole. His expert
ence and abilities as a prosecutor
brought him into favor at once. and
he fell in love with the ways OF the
new territory. He told many that he
intended 10 make Hawaii his home and
TO practice law for himself as soon
as opportunity offered
His brother. Attorney p. F. Dunno
OF Dunno & McPike. has received
word that he is returning here on the
hRriposa-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-28
MRS. GAGE DEAD.
Wife Of the Secretary of The Treasury
Passes Away.

Wife Of the Secretary Of The Treasury
Passes Away.
WASHINGTON. May IL Mrs. Ly-
man ]. Gage. wife OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury. died at her residence.
17l5 Massachusetts avenue. North
west, at $3.50 O'Clock tonight. after an
Illness Of nine weeks duration. With
her when the end came were her hus-
band. her married daughter. Mrs. E.
=. Pierce Of Evanston. H.. and DR.. ".
w. Johnston. the attending physician.
Heart trouble. the result of grip
complications. was the immediate
cause OF death. Mrs. Gage was expos
ed 10 the inclement weather for about
an hour on Inauguration day. but at
the time her health did not seem to
have been affected. On the IA of
March she left here for Evanston TO
visit her daughter. While there she
experienced a chill and took TO her
bed. but soon recovered sufficiently
20 return TO washington. where she
had been confined TO her room ever
since.
Mrs. Gage was native Of Albany,
n. Y, and IS years Of age. She was
married TO Secretary Gage in DENVER
IN 1887. There were no children from
their union. Mrs. Pierce being 3 child
by former husband.
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NOTICE.

We hereby beg to notify our Gus
toners. and the public generally. that
hereafter we shall insist on regular
monthly settlements Of all accounts
owing US.
Any account remaining unpaid after
the last day Of the month following
its contraction. win be closed. a7d steps
taken for its immediate collection
METROPOLITAN NEAT CO.. LTD.
G. ]. Waller. Manager.
HONOLULU MARKET CO.. LTD.
d. r. Davis. Manager
May /. 1900.
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NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS.

The undersigned grocers would give
notice to their customers and the pub
lie in general that on and after this
date monthly settlements will be
strictly insisted upon.
All goods purchased in one month
must be paid for before the last day
of the succeeding month without ex-
ception.
LEWIS & co.
HENRY MAY & CO., LTD.
Frank Auerbach, Manager.
CHAS. HUSTACE.
SALTER & WAITY,
ESTATE OF ]. HUTCHINS,
F. L. Waldron, Adm.
Honolulu, T. H, April Is. 1901.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-28

on Friday, the 31st day of May. A D..
1901, at the hour of $3.50 a. m. hold
public session, at the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce, Campbell
block. corner of Fort and Merchant
streets. Honolulu, T. H., for the pur-
pose of hearing and examining proofs
of the alleged losses as provided in
said Act.
F. W. MACFARLANE,
Chairman.
Dated May 9th. 1901.