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~ To CILTU trINC m BBER.
The En,iure Announced ~ an English
Iempnn, Fsrmed for THIS Purpose.

4 erca, deal Of attention has lren given
in the past few years To- tn" cultivation
Of rubber in territories morp Accessible
10 railroad and steamship transportation
thnn III. rubber fields on the Amazon aud
IN. Conep. several companies have been
incouoraied with this idea in Wow n
the estimates OF prospective earnings have
alwavs tscn very attractive.
N j. interesting 10 note IN connection
with this subject that n circular has been
isS,led To the shareholders 81 the India Rub
Ter ,Mexicol, Limited. calling them 10 an
extraordinary general meeting al the Guild
Hall tavern. London. on Friday. Aug. NJ.
for the puuo-e of considering the direct
or rrport and passing a resolution for
the voluntary winding up 81 the company
The directors report. dated July -. 1901
says among other thing
The company mi leing la a position
10 paw the next half-yeariy ipstsllment
81 intere~, due slon the dcb-nture- and
in view of the trustees for the deh~nturp
r~ecciver 10 prpi~Ct their interests. the di-
r~-iorS advised that they were no, IN =
position tn resist the appointment on the
company'- hshaif
The rcc~iv-r'- ac>ounts will. no douh,
h~ presented before The meeting !. held.
~ not. tho dirctorr will coiscsnr In any prp-
po-al made Wy the shareholders To adjourn
untl sner the accounts have h~en pro-
eentcd
The d~irerfor- much r.xr~, having ,o
prr--nt such an unfavorable rrpor, hut 4;
"a" sane time f~-l conhdeni thu, they have
adopted the only ours oI-n 80 them W
preVen' the ,utal lo-- Of tho estates
u ~ss on April s. iss7. that the -uh.crtp-
'ion hS ~ tins company was opened and
ihr p-nsp>ctu- contains = schedule show
ma the h.slance 81 -<iirsa,ef n~, prsn,.
'hs' N,suld 10 aVAilahl. Tor ~, .lend. ou
Ne rdinsTV shar-~ ~ fctlo~s
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run HIS patrons appeared 20 I've holding
alnuf They weren't coming TO the front
with their accustomed anxiety Ia get down.
The hAlf-dollArs and dollars we're 81 scarce
on the first rare, although all 81 the regular
hlnch 90 the colored handbook name
ratrons were strevn about within call,
that the LAYER looked gfirycd
-Whut'- DC mattuh vii desc ccons' he
Rrowl~i 20 his assistant. -Whut kin o.
plAv - H. h.ah 70 uh Saturday,
His assistant grnned
Days uh waitin' 90 dc good baby he
HUN witch one'' inquired the hand
book man
hey ats uh- goin' tub -piuhge on Tnllion
m de Jump. Md HE assistant. with a COM
I~a--ionate smile
Tho black handbock mans face grew
-rnlhon'- SAID he. ~rornfuuy 'wheah
dill deN all az dAi ut mbh.t''
IT, an ~ aiuh, answered Eis Assistant
-Evuhv uigguh FUN hrAh tub Hahlum's
LOADED wIi 4 Icy all uh-e"ir tub swamp
oh. dey iss- chucklcd the llack handbook
man IN huh huh-huh'- and he thr-w
his head iark and laughed aloud. 'D1s l.
vheah A. giis " all d. o. ~h~sh Al puts
en- al on D. hlink 20 be -. . Ne sImmuh
Am - uh-spn' down tuh iuchmon' tuh
- b. fo'ks " uh rpurl- wr-ks Anuh d-v
e., trun ulayln' Trilion
A. dput know Iaf IN his ASSISTANT
Iusi a iut duuhihuliy Al nrNlh DID $50
'em c,uutiu' drv ussl-v hke d.N al b un
AZ ou- tl~v -ay a. m W i-ttuh hni'
Tullinu oui ~,'ns
rYto tn-. hanilsok man r1sr~d .'tn~
l muTT
" mali oH urris uosn m '%ulf-FIui
cruute. Nsi,sluia ~ ~aid ~ls"n 10 81
thnutsh lnug ling .suthhnf i-ai DE h-sil
. tI Ilur 1ullHr Hf uuf distaufs I um n fuui
tuh o. milf o. 81 'wa wtUh 81 Hruilui
riusN FOL Isfai kul FuUl fhia urttv a tis u
o. o. I'd, u1sn nee o. lHlnfrfsaa 49, fu
YEATS 81 hHs a. iIfiaat. aisd uiHs .sar
tnr iiauk hasdlsssh man ssart tslu e lraus-
fsHm lrUusn isrHituH tsa q ksiFatd 90
u4a lt eli dsn 49, IN a. a. gnoaa. osA
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bod have been on the porch OF that que,
little Long Island place. eating c~antaloure
and hot mullins and chops and his regular
omelette, with n couple ~ cups Of fine coffee
10 make n foundation for the enjoyable
Rupday AUTHORIZATIONS cigar-and here
he VAS with n stomach made Of molten steel,
q top-piece like a captive balloon. and a.
Dammit. genaned Pi'hins. turning over
hopelessly. they shanghaied Inc. that's
what thew did shAnghaied me-
There VA a knock IN his door and Pilkins
without moving yelled 10 the knocker 90
snt\r.
cad expression Of c-ountenance ar he walked
q tip,nr across tho NON To Pilkins's lied.
rilkins hadn't move
sWcll. poor old chap VAS the way Phi
lins's pal opened up, IN the tone IL one
visiting = morr-sinned-Againsi -than-sin-
ming friend b"h'nd The bars how goes IL
.I,o Co tho Dickens mumbled pnkins.
Nharking I've pillow n turning Il over
- syal u vpnl sISd.
h1s trend t-hksa eueved.
Well, i~ sAid. i~rproachfuily, that's
n nie.. r-plN fof YOU 90 hand out 10 y man
that. l-cn up n-arly al n,gh, trying 90
susarn YOU. | must saN
pilkius ~ai va
h~vf- ~aid ~.
.Oh. well. ! gu--s ~ an uEh', said
p,l,,r.s fr.rnd -Ne'V. ktud - ct him
s.f,.u.-i up. aud ~, ohtTT-d IN IN nav the
aanssc. and I co~-s boz Esd fellow
erusuEh not 80 r~rr-~uie
pfik M. s,ar~d a. bee raj hArf snd bong
.Ssv lpuA a.h-r. - lfuke ga weakly.
ansf ~. irnr aus -~haA- Hl the any
I.s~s uauas~ What fv~~Tre ~ho'
-. IA ru. -aid hs hierd. cry
.~rutafhga ar,It Il tuld ~ f-uuvs Nuu
Na,lant r~~rrsui-' a thing si-"H o. vh-h
80 .
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Uis in the v~sf isoi. ~h~n IN. opfifsr,
shsf-s ~ef- H. v~~iV. Glst .saa and nn~ tho
antNslaf r-fef-~f In ts ts~u-d hnns alnrias
llAl ~" difersore az usa iu q I~~-iiiuh ~
l~f NE nsNt lsslf s-suy ip.isllm-ni -
ttaere- go tise ari.uf ur-s. aftd thai th~t
t~rsnfnFssd stndists up tlle Hfutrs ~ go
0'nhlanF 49, -ftF eflN oauF~- ug--n ~ ti..n
- %fa~f~fI flr tafai k-@ ~ fluu esial..
40 . ~atgF I-itiff hss essa i--H fasa a.
- ordinary assr~holass. snd d - ~iai.i
- q iesnafu ur~sIssf-i thai fls oul, .n.au
I-aFu-i ~ fulsa-I ~ssf sold ~ lAs uaanlan,
~ss tsssSla a. hrsAA
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-13
Hamakua and kohaIa.

The cane crop for the coming season
looks exceedingly we'll As yet it has
suffered very little by the long con-
tinued drouth. An unusually large
output of sugar is expected from next
seasons crop. More rain is. however,
very much needed.
Work on Honomu plantation is well
advanced. The Porto Rican laborers
are doing as well as could be expected.
They look happy and contented and
seem to be delighted with thir new
home.
l. E. Shellberg. principal of KAPPA.
hu school. was a former cadet at West
Point and a member Of the same class
as cadet Booze, who was hazed until
he died from the effects of it two years
later and caused the Congressional
investigation of the academy last win
ter.
The new section of road between
the jail at Honokaa and Paauhau Is
nearing completion. 1t viii take on
three or four bad hills when open and
ready for traffic.
The plantation managers held a Sc
cret meeting in the Lyeeum at Ho-
nokaa on Saturday. Matters of uni
form wages. reciprocity in FIRE fighting
during the prevailing dry spell. and wa
ter development. are said to be a few
Of the matters that were under discus
sion.
Jos. Moore. chief engineer Of Pau
han plantation, has resigned and win
enter the employment Of the Risdon
Iron Works as soon as the present
grinding season is over. Geo. de Ia
Nux. second engineer. and L R. May
nard. steam pillow engineer. have also
resigned Tom Murray. formerly sec
ond at Paanhau. later Of Honolulu Iron
Works. win succeed Mr. Moore as chief
engineer.
There is considerable complaint
about the pIlfering and night proving
prcclivities Of the Porto Ricans.
Whether the latter Is from ignorance
Of the ways OF the country or not re.
mains TO be seen. but number of
housewives len alone al night have
had severe frights. nevertheless. and
in one or two Instances hare fired
On the invaders with rsvolvers. TO
bug revoivers and teach the women
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-13

nreEias ~ Plsnsrrz
4 meeting & the PIanterss Assceia-
ten q The Fslaaa Of HsE1iE vzs held
on Thursazy AZ Spreeke1z' Hal IN
HIEo. TIE ozeers az the Association
are c C. Kenneay. President; J. 4
scOtt. Wee President Hear Deacon.
Secretary 2. b aessocker. TTe4sur-
e.. George Ross. Auditor. TIE nsea-
hers q The Association. most CT whom
we're prsseus- are Is follows. c. c.
Kennedy. wafakea NH Co. John
Scotia wslnAku: J. T. MOir. PapaEkou:
Henry Deacon. Pepeekeo: william
PuIlar. Honcmu: George Ross. Haka-
Iaus John ". H0rner. Knkalau Planta-
ton Co; John Watt Honokaa Sugar
Co: Jas. Glib. Paauhan: ". G. Walk
er, OokRIa: D. Forbes. Paeife Sugar
NH: Robert Hall. Multi: Jas. Renton.
Union Min Co: E Madden. ks
kzian Nil Co: E e Olding. Kohaia
04e4E ~ Jas Nv 49, h0&4A 1G-eA4
Co. Ltd: John Hind. Hawi Sugar
Mil: H R. Bryant, Beecroft PIauta-
ton: ". Won Gravemeyer. Hawaiian
Sugar Co.; C. McLennan- Lanpahoehoe
Sugar Co; s. Lydgate. Hamakua Mil
Co.; F. B. McStocker. olaa Sugar Co:
". H. C. Campbell. Puma Sugar Co.:
C. VI. Walton. Hawaiian Agricultural
Co; G. C. Hewitt, Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Co.
The members Of the Association
were entertained al lunch at Demos
themes Cafe by Messrs Scott and Ken
nedy.
C. C. Kennedy. John 7. Molr and
John Watt were elected delegates to
represent the Planters Association of
Hawaii in Honolulu
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-13
EIeHLr SUCCESSFUL COURT TERN
HAMAKuA STILL VERY DRY AND
LIVE STOCK BECOMING
LEAN AND WEAK.
kOna's Chief Town shIftins-POrso
Rieans Prove PHferers-sehOoI-
house RepaIrs-lester From Or.
Thompson Of Kau.
HILo. August 9.

h1LO, august .
G. P. Kamauoha has been appointed
deputy sheriff at South Kona vice
Yates resigned
DR.. Bond. government physician for
North Kohala, has declined TO extend
his duties over the territory Of South
Kohala-
Sam Mahuka has been appointed
deputy sheriff of South Kohala. sue
ceedlng 2. Paakiki, who has been APP
pointed judge.
Sunday night and Monday morning
there were slight showers at waimea,
ookala and Honokaa- Laupahoehoe
had %, wainaku. "a. Kaumana, rs,
waiakea, so and olaa, s.s5.
Bishop Willis has purchased the lot
on waianuenue street recently acquir-
ed by ". Hockey from Maria K. Lo.
The lot is to be used for the Escopali-
an Church. which the Bishop expects
to erect Immediately.
A plantation manager from Hama
kua reports that only about four inch
es of rain has fallen in that district
during the past four months. The
dryest season since 1892. when about
FIVE inches fell during a like period
Albert Horner, who is in town for
the meeting of the Planters Assoeia-
ton. says that there has not yet been
enough rain to extinguish the fires
about Kukaiau. The ground is still
burning in many places and sometimes
the fire spreads to the cane.
President Dillingham; has spent the
past week gong over the line of the
Hilo railway. visiting Puma and olaa
plantations and in making general
tour of inspection. He expresses him
self as well pleased with the progress
made and is enthusiastic over the out
look of the plantations. He will re-
main here with his family for another
week. says yesterdays Herald.
Abe Louisson, the Honokaa coffee
planter. is one of the few coffee en-,
thusiasts that still flourish in the land,
according to the Tribune. Mr.. Louis
son has met with almost unbroken
success in the production of this ar
ticle and he believes that under scien.
tific care. the peculiarities of each 10
cality being studied. and methods OF
cultivation made to conform Herewith
success would be general instead OF
unique as it is now.
A tour Of inspection in the Chinese
quarter OF Hilo. waiakea, Puueo and
outlying districts is beng made by
Chinese Inspector Ridgway to ascer,
tain the number of Chinese who fail
ed to register prior to June 14th last.
All unregistered Chinese laborers are
liable. under the law, to deportation
to China, but Mr.. Ridgway reports
that very few Chinese persons in Hilo
and vicinity have failed to take advan-
tage of the registration privilege with
in the prescribed period The largest
number OF unregistered is to be found
in the remote places in the country
and on the plantations. all of which
will be subject to inspection.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-13

70 shOas 5 good slazs SAYS ceres
rcuasns & tie Haw4si Hsrsra
ne sgheos horse It zrzakza i IN
deEaclnx extezzixs ssraEs. & i the
Oldest ssAsol. hosss-sn HAnakzA ana
wzs nacA Il nse1 q repairs School
Agent Lindsay has started on eau-
paizn q Tepalra thzt I'll reaeh 10 ali
bakidings needlng 4 aaa to = painting
q all ineindiHg rev baiIdinEs nOs
neadtzg repairs
Enos Vincent. for two years = teach
CT IN the FfonoRaa schools has resign
ed MS position and VII attend school
for Two years IN the Eastern States
Mss Eiliss private teacher in Paaa-
10 for two years past. has resigned
and departed for Germany 70 staiy
for two years IN the conservatory Il
music at Munich
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Giving Due Credit.

DR.. l. s. Thompson writes from Ma
alehu. Ksu. to the Tribune regarding
the detection OF Kaluna, his state
ments corrotorating The Republicans
correspondence from Kau:
Il notice in your issue of late date
quite long article in which the de-
tails OF the findings of the evidence
that caused the arrest of one Kaluna
for the murder of Ishido are fully set
forth and all the credit for unearthing
the same is given TO Mr.. Green and
myself. and the statement made that
we would probably claim the reward
II Ksluna is convicted. While all the
statements in said article are very
close TO the truth so far as finding the
evidence is concerned. l beg leave to
say that what little I did in assisting
Mr.. Green was not done With any ex-
pectafion OF reward. in fact / did not
know that any reward wRs offered.
certainly am not looking for Il. But
do know and all of the community
here knows that Green deserves the
reward II Kaiuna is convicted. for 20
hin belongs b. Ear the largest part
Of n ecredit- believe that both Mr..
Andrews snd Mr.. Eaton are fair men
and win do the square thing in the
premises When the trial takes place
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-13
Kona Hems

Another shool teacher has arrivea.
This makes I'VE for Holualoa school.
Kailaa is rapidly becoming deserted
for Holualca- There are ROW twenty
three stores on the ro4d between these
two points. Holuai0a is being selected
as 3 residence site owing 10 its cooler
climate.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-13
End Of court.

Out of the 112 cases on the July
Calendar for this circuit nearly all
came to trial. Only three appeals wee
taken TO the Supreme Court out of this
number.
Chas. A. Brown VS.. ]. T. Baker ct
al. ejectment, was by stipulation of
the parties continued. awaiting the
decision Of the Supreme Court in the
case of Brown VS.. Spreckels. as the
same questions are involved.
The damage suit of Akana VS. Owa-
anui ct al growing out of the injuries
caused to the store and goods of the
former by the latter as it was alleged
resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff
with damages TO the amount of $500 !.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-13
The Hamakua Drouth.

Water sells in Honokaa at dollar
hogshead. and two wagons are kept
busy a good part of the time hauling.
Green feed is hard to get and as a
consequence dairy COWS are going
dry and other stock becoming poor and
weak. Young plant cane is about The
only thing that has not suffered much
so far, but it cannot stand this much
longer without serious results as to
future crops. No rain has fallen since
the last week of April and not a great
deal that month. A water expert is
now measuring the flow in waipio and
figuring on costs Of plans and posi-
bilities OF getting the same up on the
BLUFFS in sufficient quantities to be of
any use to the plantations and others
in such times as this.
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Il YIN no s0abs be pzosea uAeFs tie
praise belaag
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bon ber Safel aufaefanben, aIs fts

bon ber $afel aufsei1anben, oils its
mieber bereintamen.
w3uerf Ontel OHen," iaote 6ans
NIT ieltiom betue9ter @timme unb er.
griff bic 6anb bes bertuunbert at t6nt
auf6ltdenben pflesebaters.
S9nell fdloB lid binter tbnen tpie.
Der bic Sbiir. gS batte ben 3uriidblei-
benben bel BEN furoen gtnblid gejt1tes
men, aIs iei es bort brtn belIer oetpefen
als borber, Der aronleu9ter mubte
an9efedt iein, aud bet Gbrifbaum
brannte tuteber.
Often aber .iianb Dor feinem Ibell-
beleudteten Weibnadtseeidenf, einem
Oeibtlb bon mittlerer @r0Be i'm ein=
fa9en @abmen. etnfad aud bic Oar=
felluns auf bemielbeny gine drmli9e
Da9tammer, auf bem drmli9en gett
bartn Elm Granter. iiter ben cine
9amefer ii9 neiet i'm f9ti9ten
Orbens9etuanb, bas rot6e Rreua an ber
@6ulter. Cine ibrer 0dnoe rubt ouf
ben gefalteten bes 2ranfen, bic apbere
auf ietner @tirn. .Gbaritas, fiebt
unter benz Bib.
go einfadb aflleS unb bod: Wet9'
elm ansbrud in ben batbsebrodenen
Gu9en beS Sterbenben, NIT benen er att
Der Sohanniteriu aufftebt, mel6' etm
2d9eln um ieinen Wfunb. llno iie, in
@abrbeit Elm Gngel Der Barmbersiefeit,
io.erbaben ib0n uno bod 10 unbe(9reibs
lid milo! @n's Qer3 mn6 es bein Des
idauer 9reifen, 6as i6Ii6te Bib.
Dem alten Giinftter, ser bapor itebt,
ereift es aud ans Der3, aber er iieht
nj br ais Die Daritelluns, er liebt bas
Runitmerf unb-er iieht ben FMteifter,
Der es seidafien.
nSit es sit?" frast bieier enoli6 falt
5a9baft In bic lau9e Pauie binsin. so
babe mobl berlernt, ntein Ptniet Dat 10
lauge gerubt? 9{imm mid tpieoer in Die
2ebre, alter Wfeiiter!"
unb nit einer finbli1 bittenben Sc,
berbe faBt Der ernlte lto(3e W}ann bic
6anb beS Nlten.
uVerlernt?A ruff bieler lest ipie aus
einsnt Trauln erlua9eno. nytetu, Du
BAIT nidt perlerut, Dein alter Meiiter
fann Did ni9ts mebr lebren. St ietbit
mub nod bel eiuem b0beren III bte 9ebre
geben nnb lernen, mas ct in ber 0ebens,
ldule perldumt bat. Uergtb mir, mein
tieber, mein berrliber Mnftfer."
Die Tbrdnen rollen ibnt iiber Die
rnn3lisen Wan9en. unb ct fdtis6t bsa
10 lanse peritoBenen, perlorenen Sobu
on fein Der5.
{ShluB folat).
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waiIlipne,, ,persen tueaseaebem.

gs iit tpirfli1 cine @enugtbuung
fiir bas Bublifunt, tpenn es BON Sc
manoen bort, baB er iib nibt i6eut
freigebie au iein. Die @iaentbiimer
BON DR.. Kings New Discovery
(segen Shpinbiubt. 6uiten unb
@rfdltung), baben ibon iiber 1O,=
OO0,0 900 Brobe=S Slaiben frei tpegges
geben uno baben baburb Die 8ufries
oenbeit erlanet, baB taulenoe BON
angebli6 boffnungslolen 5allen ge=
beilt poroen iino. - Nitbtna, Brons
hitis, So Grippe uno ale 6alSz,
Bruits uno 2unaenz2eioen tperoen
bnrh oeiien Mnipenoung furirt.
Wenoet gub an S. &alteper q
Sobn, Droguiiten, fir cine freie
Yrobe= Jlaibe. 8reis so gtS. uno
ST.. Seoe SlaIbe tpirb garantirt.
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Gin 8emiitblider GbeiMetbmmas=
YrpceB.

Sn 2onbon iit oieier Gage elm
Shei6ungss8 8roceB beenoigt tporoen,
ber in ben bDbften @elellihaftsfreiz
fen berebtigtes Nufleben erregte uno
5tuar neil iib pDr unb tpdbrenb oes=
ielben tpeoer Samilien grag0oien,
nod Duelle, poer lonftige aufreaenbe
Dinge 5utrugen, unb neil Der Bros
5eb 81 einem gemiitbliben Mrrange.
!, n1ent fiibrte, pona6 Die @attin ge-
miiierrnaBen eutwillig abeetreten
pirb.
2ieutenant gbDmas @eralb Wal=
Ter uno Scr. SDbn Mleranoer Miller
finb Gentlemen BON betrdhtlihem
Berm6gen uno 20men Der 2onooner
SalDna.
SIN Sabre 1890 beiratbete Qieute=
nant Walfer bic &6nigen Der bama-
ligen Saiion, Die reiaenbe Noa Marie
Webiter. Miller lernte er i'm Sabre
! 1896 tennen unb iblpB balo intime
Jrennoihaft NIT ibn. 9eab Nus=
brub oes GranSpaalfrieges mel6ete
fih @alter gum freimiqigen &rieas=
oienit nao erbielt einen Boiten ala
Noiutant in Der rbooeiiihen syelbz
truppe.
SIM fernen Jeinbeslano befam er
Nnfangs Die adrtli9iten Briefe ppn
ieiner @attin, Biz oieie ibm plDbliG
oie iiberraihenbe &unbe au Tbeil
Ueroen lieB, baB iie ibm ibon lanae
pDr ieiner Gbreiie untreu eetpelen lei
uno ibn 81 perlaIien beab1ihtiqte
lieutenant Walter nab,n Iofprt ur=
laub unb febrte nab England suriid
| Sier ergaben feline @ahforldun=
gen, baB bic itngetreue @attin fell
ieiner Mbtpeienbeit bdufie NIT iei=
mem Treunbe Miller in beiien 2anbs
f1lpB unb an anberen Orten auiam.
mengelebt batte uno bab bas 8aar
augenlbeinlid entihloiien mar,
nibt tnebr BON einanoer 3u lafien.
SIN Nopember uorigen Sabrea
botten iie brei @pben i'm r6otel
WintiDr" in Yaris als Scr. uno
Wtrs. Wtiller eetpobnt. tparen oann
nab 2uaern uno 8epep gereift unb
aud nab ibrer StIftebr na1 gne.
Lamb pereint 9eblieben.
| Die @attin Wliller's batte unter.
oeiien Die Sbeioune ibrer Gbe in
Sbotlano, ber 6einatb WeilIer's,
erlanet.
WtiIer lieB in benz Iueben beeuoe.
ten SheionngsprO3eiie @alfer's ae.
gen feline @attin bur1 ieinen 3ehfs,
antualt ertldren, er iei bereit, Wlies,
pas reht lit, gu tbun uno bem aes
trdnften Gbemanne cine Subne nou
5000 8funo Sterling gu sablen.
Walter eytldrte iid banit einpere
ftanoen.
| Brdiibent unb Surp beiieeelten
ben 8att burh ibr 1rtbeil; Sbei=
bune ber Gbe uno 8ablune ppn
5000 Hfunb Sterling binnen pier'
aebn Gaaen.
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Hab g8acD, Sort 8Drtb, Dallas &c. (pDm
SunietsOepot) ........ 500 Mben6s.
nfu1ft:
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Dallas, Sort @prtb unb @aeo, tdglidb
(Sunlet 9eppt) )......... $3.50 8Drm.
gon 8acD, Sort @ort9, Dallas &C. (S.
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2O7 Nlamo 8laaa, ee9eniiber Dem
Wengers6otel, bat einen auserlele=
men Gorratb BON 1ailoneemdBem
S6ubaeus fir 6erren uno Damen,
Waoben uno &uaben.
Sc 1T bies Elm in ieber 8esiebune
suoerldliiges Sbub @eibdft, ipz
tpobl mas Breiie, tpie Nualitdt Der
Waare, Die nur BON ben erIten So
briten oeS 2anoes be5Deen tpiro,
anbetrifft.
Sbr ipart obne !3tpeifel @elo,
penn Sbr guren 8eoarf an S1u=
ben bier einfauft. Wabt einen Ser
iu6 uno uberseugt Gu6.
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aS 8alt, Cement, Sanb, 8ad'
lteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 3bDn,
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier, DabpappeI
9beer uno Nspbalt, Del. 9erpentin,
Jarben, 8las &c. &c. itets ODrratbi9
bel s. &. 9ielmann, 306 Sitz
Commerce StraBe. @iebrige Breiie.
quite Waare, iDtpie quite uno reelle
8eoienung tueroen garantirt. =
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- Die Iprtur uno @bmer3en,
welbe 9iiftenibmeraen peruriaben,
tperoen iofurt beleiti9t bur9 ben
@ebraub BON ct. Safpbs=Oel, tpel=
Dies bis auf ben Sib ber Shmer5en
Surmorinqt ltnb beruhiot.