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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08
MINERS REACH AGREEMENT
llliasis Jsint sca,s Committss Makes
Coed Progress.

deed Progress.
In a four hours session the sub-joint
committee OF miners and operators Of
Illinois accomplished moro than vac
done by the joint scale committee In
four days, says = Springfield, ILL.,, dis
patch. They reached an agreement On
the mining scale for the district where
the hardest fight was promised and an
early adjournment is promised. Tho
scale In tho 6rst district is to remain
the same as last year, and 1t Is not be-
lieved that any material changes will
be made in any other districts.
This is quite . victory for the Oper-
ators, for at the meeting Of the joint
scale committee they positively refused
to consider the 8 per cent increase do
manded in the district.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08
Auts-CsSs n Fntiure.

1t was announced At Chicago by one
OF the officials Of the company that the
illinois Electrical Vehicle company,
operating auto-csbs, and capitalized at
~, SOC 900, will 60 out of existence
April 0 because Of losses due to the bad
condition Of the streets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08

Tho city firemen Of Lincoln are cir
culat,ng a petition for the pardon OF
Nicholas Fox, a life prisoner, who hero
icslIy aided them during the fire at the
Nebraska peniteatiary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08

Twenty-one fishermen were carried
on Lake Erie, off Silver Creek, New
York probably persisted on floating
ice, but seventeen Of them were
rescued.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08
Cissie Lotus Injured.

Cecilia LOTUS, otherwise known ss
"Cissie" LOTUS, was seriously injured
at New York by being knocked down
and run over by q horse and wagon AZ
Sixty-irst street and Lexington avenue
Miss LOTUS is playing In "Lady Hunt
worth's Experiment" at Days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08
Jump Int the Ohie River

herman Hensel, a veteran newspsper
man, aged seventy, committed suicide
ut Cincinnati by jumping from the sus-
pension bridge into the Ohio river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08
WHITE Is DELEGATE
American Transvaal League WIN sspd
Him TO Paris.

Chicago dispatch says: Mr.. Mon
sague White has been appointed by the
American Transvaal league it's dele
gate and envoy to represent the league
and branches In the United States at
the congress TO be held in Paris,
France, March 12, of all societies and
associations existing in any part Of the
world to befriend and aid the Beers Of
the South African republic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-03-08
President Gives Approval.

The general deficiency, the legisla-
tive, executive and judicial and the
, Indian appropriation bills have been
approved by the president.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
MOSQUITOES AND MALARIA.

Compiled from w. E. Curtis Washington
Correspondence in Chicago Record)
1t is said that without mosquitoes
shere would be no malaria.
Only female mosquitoes attack hu-
man beings, the male mosquitoes
feeding upon vegetable matter.
DR.. L. o. Howard. entomologist OF
the agricultural department. and n
mosquito sharp" tells of certain dis
tri"ts where malaria has been prac-
tically stamped out by killing off the
mosquitoes.
1t cannot be practically demon
strated that malaria is not transmit
ted by the air or by drinking water,
but according to scientists it is bio
logically impossible to conceive of
the existence of the germs in the air.
Man is not the only animal that
has malaria, but no other has the
same malaria found in man. MANY
birds have a disease that corresponds
TO malaria, but it is not transmissible
to man.
The malaria mosquito can be de-
tected in the dark as well as during
the day. His note in singing is about
four notes lower than the ordinary
mosquito, fact that corresponds
with the usual distribution of parts
in operas, where the villain always
has the bass.
The best method OF DISCRIMINATING
mosquitoes is by pouring kerosene on
the stagnant water where they breed.
This kills the larvae in the water and
the adult female when she comes to
lay her eggs. In cases where it is
Impractical to use petroleum, small
minnows placed in the water will rap
idly devour the mosquito larvae
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05

nished the sensation of the VOYAGE,
Six days out of Singapore the bottom
of the monkey cage fell out and in
80 seconds the rigging was full of
chattering, shrieking simians. One of
them fell down a funnel and was Gre
mated; another was scalded to death,
and third luckless one fell over
board.
lrishman is regarded as the choice
of the collection. He is cross-eyed.
and 1t is said that when he gets home
sick tears run off his shoulders. But
be is well trained and had the free
dom of the decks during the passage.
He showed great respect for the cap
tain, standing at attention whenever
that officer approached.
Eventually the Drew collection will
find its way to some geological gar
den in the United States.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
MONKEYS RULED SHIP.
senmen Bear the Marks OF sInIans
Who overran N British steam
I'm NIdocean

The British tramp steamer Indra-
velli, overrun with monkeys in mid
ocean, was one of the anomalies re-
ported on the arrival of that shin in
New York harbor few DAVIS ago.
incidental to the invasion, MANY a
seaman aboard has the marks of tooth
and nail in his flesh.
1t ali came about through the fond
ness of Chief Engineer John Drew for
pets. The Indravelli had cleared from
Singapore and after arrival in New
York the Drew collection inventoried
python 20 feet long, three tailless
Javanese monkeys named Mckinley.
Bryan and lrishman, % monkeys hav-
ing tails but no names, ten squirrels
and n Javanese poodle.
The python is one of the largest in
captivity, and, save for one night of
insomnia, when he swallowed two
chickens, duck and rabbit, he slept
all the way from Singapore. He is
beautifully marked and weighs nearly
200 pounds.
The Java monkeys, however. fur.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05

During the IS years of phenomenal
sleep Harms pulse was regular.
though stronger than that of the
healthy adult.
AS he slept the eyelids would blink
as If annoyed by light, but this they
always did. His usual position in bed
was with the left hand firmly against
the brow. At the wakeful periods his
mind was clear and his conversation
rational. Harms family consists of
five children and his wife. When first
taken sick he weighed $50 pounds, and
was strong and healthy. Now he
weighs hardly 90 pounds, is thin. pale
and weak. His face is covered with a
long beard.
Five years ago Harms malady
changed. He awoke, and as no signs
appeared of return of his trouble his
family reJoiced. But their Joy was of
short duration. Harms began to suffer
from insomnia, his sufferings becoming
more real and acute than ever before
when in his death-like sleep.
To-day he is reported as very weals
ana ms ends thought to be near Only
Two or three hours out of "a can he
md rest, and then it is broken. Opiates
give no relief, and he cannot lie in
bed with any comfort.
Day and night he sits propped ND
with pillows in a chair, surrounded bv
what comforts his attentive and low
ing family can give him.
Dr. {. II. Clark, of st. Charles. has
attended Mr.. Harms for a number of
years and made careful study of the
case
L have tried to solve the mystery of
the case, without success" saws DR..
Clark. He has been treated for heart
trouble, disease of the brain and q
number of other maladies, all to no
avail. No medicines seemed to affect
him. Even strychnine, which admin
istered to awaken him from his sleep.
mad little or no effect on the heart. I
cannot tell what is the matter with
him, nor can any other physician who
has attended him, and there have been
many. l think the most probable the
ory OF his trouble is that ne suffered
from softening of the brain for a
time.
For some reason the disease was
stayed when it had sufficiently ad-
VanceH to cause him to sleep day and
night. The past five years has been an
other change in his brain malady-
for bA,ain trouble 1 am sure it isHso
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05

indications. They believed themselves
that they were. But somehow as the
years went on they drew apart. It
was not more than GOODNESS in tho
beginning. In the end there was
doubt and distrust. Then another's
woman's face came between.
IF she is jealous" thought Henry
Domino, I'll give her some cause to
be-" and he fiirted desperately with
the stranger.
From filtration TO more serious en-
tanglement was easy. His wife was
wildly jealous. People were talking.
He would get out of the situation by
securing divorce from the wife and
marrying the other, which he did.
And the years have gone slowly
enough. Mrs. Matilda Domino loved
the man who had given up woman
for her sake. Hers was no ordinary
affair of the heart that could be laid
aside or taken up at will. As for her
husband, she saw that he was not hap
Ply. She read iii his eyes the Iinger-
ing recollections of the first wife. Her
own conscience troubled her. She
would have had him happy ut any cost.
II freedom from her was necessary
to it, she was willing to give it back
TO him.
When it became plain that ONLY
freedom and remarriage to the first
wife would dispel the melancholy that
was over her husband, Mrs. Domine's
petition was filed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
SA rURDAY JAN 5, 1901.
HARMS THE SLEEPER
For Fifteen, Years BE Slept, Now
He Is Always Awake.
Physicians Were Unable to Prevent
His SIumber and mt Present No
Medicine VIII Give Him
Needed Rest.

A correspondent of the Chicago
American, writing from st. Charles,
Mimi, says that battling the skill of
medical science is the wonderful cause
of Herman Harms, who for Is years
was held in the grip of living death by
Morpheus and for the past FIVE years
has been terrible sufferer from in
Somnia.
Herman Harms came west from New
York with his wife 30 years ago and set
tied on a farm near here. For several
years he worked energeticslly, cleared
many acres of land of timber and titled
the soil. Then he began to take more
rest than usual. He retired earlier
than had been his wont and he arose in
the morning at later hour. Harms
cannot be said to have grown lazy, for
IazlneSs was never a trait of his charac-
ter, but his desire for more sleep was
uncontrollabls. He soon slept all day
as well as all night, being awakened
three times each day to partake of
food.
The country doctor was first sum-
moned, but could give no relief Ply
sicians were called from this city. but
WIN AO more success. specialists were
secured at a cost which soon ate up the
family savings, but Harms slept on.
For few years Harms condition ex-
cited much wonder in the neighborinC
country, and then his neigh bors began
TO take 1T as a matter of course. and
Herman Harms, the energetic, esteemed
farmer, became known as Harms the
Sleeper" His strange condition would
at times be broken for few hours. or
even months, of consciousness. He has
been known to awaken for sufficient
period to assist in handling an entire
harvest on his farm, and his family
would hope against hope that his pc
riod of living death had drawn to an
end. But drowsiness would again over
come him and Morpheus would claim
him for his own.
Every means known to science was
tried to awaken the sleeper. Powerful
batteries were applied TO his body, the
only effect being contractions of the
muscles. Stimulants produced no eff
feet; nor could shaking awaken him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
Atlantic Coast Line
=chudule In Eject January "a, 1900

=chudule In Eject January Il, 1900
rRIfs LEAVE RICHN ND-BYRp rRxx
STATION
Io:0o A. N.,IDsily. arrives Petersbrr. an.
M; Norfolk IL az -. n. 5ao1r
Only a. petersburg, Naverly s1e
1900 nnolki Va.
0:os:A. \. Egaily: Erriyes Petersburg s.ss
e.. M, weldon II AS A. NJ: p.
yettesyille I5 p. M, .Chsrlcsios,
II 20 P. =avsnnsh u: 50 A ~
yscksonvtne 7:SJ A r., Pert
asmpa $40 p. M Conneots ~
WILSON with No ~, ArTivinG
Goiosboro' $40 p. N, Wnnmr-
ton e:4e Pullman =teeper Nsw
,,so 1ork to Jacksonville
"A ~ 81 m Daily except unday-
1etersDurg i2:0b -ko,,
Manchester, Drewry's HSfr.
.,p y, CentraIia, and Cbester on sts nSI
saop burg rs P. M Msies se sr f sasss
me- ,5 Dally, except =undsy. Init
: so 6:1o r NJ, oeies5
D." r i, and Rocky Mount S.so
sio1 n makes ALI lntermecists
0''osAr' ~ paiiy Arrives Petersburr "a,
W., "a. OosI ects with Norfolk ssS1
western for Norfolk and in1s.
,eennee,s points oi1s EmpOria, ana
stations between Emnorta a., %
AwLe,nceytllel, weldon s: p n
w D. a, "a; Jacksonville IL So a.
LINE To MInnrn
AAus3sss $40 - NJ, Macon n a
s ~, Asisnsa l1:l5 P. "a, FaiinHs
SieePeIS New York 30 WilItn-S
IN, Oharlrt ton, Jaek sonViIis
Macon pa Miami, =agusss sHS
500 p, n. Daily. Arrives PesersbU,, 60.
M weldon, 1I:2O 80
Loesi stops between Petersss~s.
bur-, Six on. a, Arrives LINES.
$50 4; N, Bristol, Va. io,s
conn ects a. Empnrts a.
DshVIle, Va, srrivinA /: "a A
i.vpohhn nieepeI hiShmono "a
'''0' T. Me- S SoEk AND fa1S' Pto sSSgqs.y. M.
aSves Charleston $50 A -
SnnAh Vol q. M, JacksonvsIiSs
Tsmnse S ~ augustiae z:O -
40 r. M pPa,ly. ARRIVES Peterspurx la.
Trains Arrive Richmond,
'iSS A. M ally, from J,cksoayiIs s.
nan, charleston, Atlant. 49,
zs A =. augusta, all points Sons macon
'' - ~ lazy, except Monday fror, q.
ausustlne, Jacksonville 49,
s.,S. n n 81 Anu charleston.
0'A0 - ~ pAi!y' exeert =unday, firm A..
Ihens, HAleigh Hence
ss7A NJ lay nchburg and the West
bursI,cssI except -undsy. Pekrs
500. M, sunday oalv ~.
Asnens, Raleigh, Bena.,.
l.ioAM hhynehonrg, ana the WeSt-
N'A n "'' pAuy, except u cav. fTaI- o.,.-
SSoro and Intermediate s,,s,S.S.
u.os NJ .NotIoIK ana uffoIk '"@'
' ~ -1uiAy only. From NorsoiR 90
I.s p Ar t 5I anu Petersburg, ga
teTsblrg, AIoh ~
% e NJ a ana o. From Norfolk, .uro,R
49, 20 naiIy' from Miami, PERI Pan.
pa, Jacksonvtls, -SyannsS
SnaElestcn, Wilmington. t-oIa,S
s.ksp NJ pPor0 and ali points SuTh
N pa.ly. From Petersburg I.na
burg, and West.
J. R.KENLY ~ hSn,
General Manager AAnassHs
IN. EAkksON,
General Passenger. Agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
MEN WHO ARE TALKED ABOUT,

The widow of Supreme Justice
Stephen j. Field has presented 10 the
United States circuit court of appeals
In San Francisco a finely executed oil
portrait of the jurist.
Congressman Allen, of Mississippi, is
an expert in the matter of cotton, TO
which he has given much study in leis-
ure moments, and to the cultivation of
which he intends to devote himself
upon his retirement from politics next
March.
Henry A. Little has been for so
years recorder of Madison county, Ill
The lawyers Whereabouts say that no
encyclopaedia of legal doings in the
county could be more valuable 70 them
than Mr.. Litt.e's wonderful memory.
Chauncey Depew and Andrew Car
negie fell into an argument the other
day regarding the latter's countrymen.
The canny Scot delivered himself of
what he thought was finisher and the
senator replied: 1.-The reason YOU
Scotchmen are a race of dyspeptics is
because you are such a disputatious lot
that you won't even let your food agree
with YOU"
William c. Whitney is continually
spending some of his vast fortune in
building or tearing down. He will give
instructions for the erection of a
stable, for instance, after having care
iuliy considered plans therefor. 1t is
safe bet that before the building is
completed he will order it to be entirely
remodeled. Hamilton Mex Twombly
IS another millionaire who is given to
similar changes of mind.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
AN INDIANA ROMANCE.
Wife Asks n Divorce So That Her aus-
band May Remarry His
Former Wife

A woman seeking a divorce from
her husband in order that he may be
remarked TO the woman from whom
he was divorced to marry her, is the
ODD story that comes to the Chicago
Tribune from Laporte, Ind. What is
more, the wife No. 2 is unselfish in
her position, saying that only the hap
plness of her husband has been the
inducement for her to iile the petit
ton.
Mrs. Mary Domino was wife No. 1
TO Henry Domino, of Laportes They
were happy, according to all outside
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
C w LEWIS.

Attorne5-st-Law and Notary Publss!
aostrHct OF Title Office. Titles e.
property carefully examined Sc sisl
stt9htlon given TO sli5sand other N a.
Jers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
A Cool Declaration

Il suppose you regard the corutrv as
saved. said the friend of successful
candidate.
Not at ALL" was the bland reply. "If
the country were to be regarded as alb
solutely safe we politicians woul have
nothing left TO talk about. Saving il
Is our profession. "-Washincton Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
Virginia: In the Law and EQUITY Court
Or the City of Richmond.
Dec. 9th, 1900.
WILLIAM NOEL. Pit,
VS.. In Chsncerv.
INA NOEL

Dec. 9th, 1900.
Ina v sorn 10 OA'noor',
The object OF this suit is to obtain
q divorce avincule matrimonii by the
plaintiff from the defendant.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the defend ant is q non resi-
dent or the State OF Virginia, il is or
6ered that she appear here within is
days after due publication hereof and
do whatever may be necessary to pro
teet her interest," herein.
A copy, Teste:
P. P. WINSTON, CLERK.
Nj. LEWIS, p. q.
To IDA NoEL:-
Take no'ice that on the 18th dav of
January. 1910 &C the office OF N. ]. Lew
IS, No. 500 +. MARSHALL ~. 10 the citr
Of Richmond, Va, shall proceed 70
rake dispositions of William Brown and
others, to be read az evidence on INV
behalf in q certain suit in CHANGERS
proceedings in the Law aud Eouitv
court of the city OF Rich mond where.
in am the plaintiff and you are the
Defendant.
Ii from any cause the taking of said
dep sitions b. not commenced. or con.
cluded on the dav named. or IL com
meIcad be not concluded the taking OF
he Same shall be continued at tbe
same place asd between the same
hours from day to day until the same
shall have been completed
Respectfully.
WILLIAM NOEL.
By Counsel,
N IuxUTa n ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
ALBERT ArERs, 2as7 Atlantic Ave
a SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A MINIS
TIERS STATEMENT.

wish TO state that one OF my parishonerI
was SICK ana In trouble for a long time, Mrs
brown, 81 Cay Street, No one seemed TO I'M
out none OF them seemed TO know what waf
cho matter. None could do herany good. Il
was my duty as her pastor to call and see
her. Hearing OF the wonderful work beins
gone by DR.. Shea the last few years, thought
would cali and see him myself. i found
nim a kind sympathetic gentleman. He gave
me wonderful test OF his poVars. told nae
20 send him lock OF patient -, -1sNich i
dtd by her daughter.
lie told at once what W" -s,.-s,5er aU6
In short time cured ----SsN and well
Her family had seemingl. r,lder a cloud
prosperous. lean truly and heartily recon.
mend DR. Shea TO all those In sickness or iIs
tress OF any kind, Rev. William johnson
pastor Lebanon Church, Brooklyn. q
Or. Shea can show thousands such - tSe
above.
DIR. SHEA
nas been carefully educated In the Homos
pacific and Eclectic Schools of Medicin.s
HIS success is wond erful in curing PARALYSIS
Rheumatisn, Asthma, Sore Eyes, T1mors
Tape Worms, Liver Complaints, Deafness
Gatarrh, Dropsya Piles, Nervous Debility
Heart Disease, Consumption, Diseases o,
and all strange mysterious diseases which
others don't understand. All diseases, no
matter what they be. Nothing but honors
BILE treatment. He can and will honestIy
tell you II you can be cured. Has all new
remedies and new success Has had ampl,
experience In public hospitals and priVetf
clinics. Nc trining with human life. Can a.
once.
Do not delay. Diplomas hang In parlors
Is registered physician. A new remedr
for rheumatism just discovered, not q lima
ment, Hopeless cases and those that other
cannot cure solicited to call. Fat folks thiI
the childless made parents. All letters mus
contain $l.OO, Two stamps, age, lock OF hair
For consultation, advice and diagnosis. Nc
postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only. Men
ton this paper.
u 651 FULTON STREET,
BROOKLYN, N. r
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
A Neighborhood Catastrophe.

''Dicky, did Mrs. Dibbs ask you why
we weren't coming over to spend the
EVENING""
Eyes, ma, an I told her Y had a
mother invitation at y liked better"
Indianapolis Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05

that he cannot sleep. This means his
death before long. He could sleep for
years and retain life. but he cannot
suffer with insomnia as he does to-day
and live"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-05
A. Hayes,
Office ana wars-Rooms
777 North Second St,
Residsnce: 725 n. 2n6 ST

First-Class Hacks and Baskets of All
descriptions. have a spare roorn for
Ioalss when the family have not suit-
ADle place. All Country orders are
gwen Special Attention. Your special
sttention Is caned TO the new style Oak
Caskets Gail and see me and you
shall be waited on kindly,
New phone 1893.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
According to Nature.

A teacher. wishing to impress his
class with the virtue OF trying
again. said, Now suppose someone
were to go on. day after day. being
and doing good, despite all tempta
tons and hindrances. what would ron
cali it," Perseverance was the word
wanted. A multitude OF hands were
thrust out Picking one. the teacher
pointed to its owner and said. We'll,
what one word would describe my
meaning."
"Monotonous.' replied the enfant
terrible.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
How They Ran.

A lawyer was cross-Questionirg an
Irish woman. the point under inquiry
being the relative positions OF the
doors. windows. and SO form in q
house in which certain transaction
had occurred
And. now. my good woman the
lawyer said. will you be good
enough to tell the court hoF the stairs
run In your house2"
How do the stairs rum the wit
ness replied. -Shure, whin am m
stairs they run down. and whln am
downstairs they run up."
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
NOTICE.

No Agent or Driver is authorized 10
collect money for our account without
a written order or receipt All finan-
cial business must be done direct with
the House.
LEWIS & co.
Honolulu. T. H.. Aug 8. 1901.
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NOTICE.

DURING MY ABSENCE FRO.
Honolulu. Frank e. Thompson. Esq.
(of Messrs. Magcon and Thompson)
win act for me under warrant Of At
torney.
Parties desiring to communicate
with me personally. may send letters
and kilograms to me care Of The Lon
don, Paris and American Bank, San
Francisco. which win promptly for
ward same
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
NOTICE.


Mr.. j. Bachelor has this day been
appointed Inspector Of Licenses for
the Territory of Hawaii.
wM. H. WRIGHT.
Treasurer.
Honolulu. T. H., Aug. l. st
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NOTICE.

Masters and Pilots Association viii
hold their regular meeting at Harmony
Hall. Sunday. August 4th. at 7:so p,
m
W. BENNETT,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the Mas
ter Builders Association at their
rooms in the Elite Building at 1890
p. m. tomorrow. Monday. Business
of importance.
w. P. BARREY.
Sec'y pro tenn
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
PIONEER BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Pioneer Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce on Monday evening, August
5. 1901, at 7:30 o'clock.
Payments are required in gold
A " GEAR. Secretary.