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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-08
Saturday, November Is, 1901,
A b OtCLOCK NOON

AT 7 O'CLOCK NOON,
At my salesroom. 65 Queen street, that
certain parcel Of land with all i'm
provements thereon. and known as the
Orpheum Block. situated on the north
ern side OF Fort street. This property
has a frontage Of 129 2-10 feet on Fort
street and contains 3s-100 acre. Terms,
cash. United States gold coin. Deeds
at expense Of purchaser. For further
information, apply al Office Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-08
ASHORE
AT PUNALUU
The Mile Morris Said to Be
Fast on the
Reef.

The small island schooner Mile Nor
ris is reported to De on the reef at Pu-
naluu in Koolauloa district, one Of the
Young brothers. Herbert was on the
other side Of Oahu at McCandless' place
in Koolaupoko about ten miles from Pu-
naluu yesterday morning. He states
that just before he left for Honolulu a
native came from Punaluu looking for
help in getting the schooner of the
reef. The native said that ne thought
she might De rescued
II was Impossible last night TO get
any direct information from either
Hauula or PUnaluu as the telephones
did not seem 10 BE- working as il is
usually the case during heavy rain
storms on the other side The owner Of
the Mile Morris. Henry Macfarlane
was reached in the afternoon at his
ranch in koClaupokO, which IS about
fifteen miles from Punaluu. He stated
that he did not think the schooner vas
IN any danger. but that ne could not
get Punaluu By telephone to find out
The bay of Punaluu forms quite .
long curve and has TWO reefs. The outer
one IS quite far out while the other
reef is near The shore
There Is a channel through the reefs
however. which allows a vessel 10 come
quite near the beach. where there is a
small landing belonging 20 The Puma
luu rice plantation. Il is customary for
the schooner 10 come UP near TO this
landing and 1t was probably IN trying
IA do this that the Mile Norris got
into trouble
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-08
CARTER NOT
HIS FRIEND
Willie Hall Does
Not Want a
Guardian.

Another spendthr!ft wants release from
the ignominy of having a guardian TO
demonstrate the amount of money he
should spend upon himself and seeks TO
gain control Of his own estate Willie
A. Hall whose expensive habits caused
him TO be entered upon the records Of
the Circuit Court as a spendthrift and
who recently submitted To the appoint
ment Of George r. Carter as his guard
ian. yesterday filed suit n the Circuit
Court asking that Carter be discharged
Hall states that he now has no habits
that could be called expensive. that he
does not drink intoxicating liquors. does
no gaming within the meaning OF the
Law. and is model young citizen in
every way. and therefore entitled 10 the
control Of his own property. He makes
a pledge that he viii not spend the in
come from his property 10 lessen it in
any way.
He states that on August 8. 1901. Mary
FeIkehr made application 10 have a
guardian appointed in accordance with
the statute on the ground that Hall
was a spendthrift, and the petition was
granted by Judge Gear. who appointed
George X. carter as Slcn- ne 4aLLSf
became charged with the care and Gus
tody Of the petitioner and the manage
ment Of his estate HAN states he was
advised and Induced 70 consent 10 I'll
ing the petition and submit 70 the same
for the consideration Of Judge Gear.
The petitioner. after consideration and
full opportunity for investigation, has
concluded that IN the best interest Of
himself and his estate. OF which ne Is
the owner, 20 make and execute a deed
OF trust of all real and personal proper
". He continues his plea by saying that
he is a single and unmarried man and
does not drink intoxicating liquors ex-
cessiyeIy. nor does your petitioner
spend his tine or any Of il in gaming.
idleness and debauchery and does not
spend OF waste his income. nor viii ne
waste or lessen his estate so a. To eN-
pose himself 10 want and suffering. and
your petitioner alleges and charges that
George = Carter Is not his friend. or IN
any way related 10 him. and no reason
exists at the present time why George
r Carter should De continued as guard
ian
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-08
JAS. F. MORGAN,

s. Queen Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-08

made by Manager Desky. It is proposed
at that time to have the Hawaiian band
in attendance on the artificial table land
at the summit of the Heights. and big
attendance is anticipated. Refreshments
will be ready for the guests. and every
thing Will be done to show them that
the management appreciates the liberal
patronage given the electric road.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-08
Mr.. Grant Ill

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Mrs. Julia
Grant. is III at her home here. She has
been confined to her house since her re
turn from Canada about ten days ago
At present her illness is not regarded as
critical II began with a cold, and the
developments have been such as to
alarm her friends. Today she was
thought 10 De little better.
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Ram sno1Ied celsbrauop.

owing 20 1he IncIemeacy = u wea-H-
er yesterday evening. the celebration
planned for the first anniversary % the
installation Of the Pacific Heights cleo
trie road was postponed When the
weather permits the celebration VIII
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LEAS e
Of
Business Property!

The undersigned viii receive appl4-
cations TO lease lots IN the SCHMIDT
CENTRAL BLOCK" on Beretania
street, No. 5S8, adjoining the premises
Of the Queens Hospital.
This valuable property viii be Ovid
ed into several business sites and offers
a fine chance TO investors in Real Es-
tate Suitable for Stores. Lodging
Houses or Dwellings. Applications for
lots viii be treated in priority and il
viii pay to make early applications.
An important feature Of these leases
is that the lessee has the option Of
purchasing his lot. in fee simple during
the term o. his lease at a figure based
on the reataI he Is paying.
Terms ana conditions OF lease with
amount Of rents asked can be had IN
application TO
JAMES F. MORGAN,
IS Queen Street.
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Auction Sale Of "0rpheum''
Property.

Under orders from Hon. Geo. ..
Gear, Second Judge Of the Circuit
Court Of the First Circuit, in fore
closure of the mortgage Of The Orpheum
Co.. Ltd. TO c. s. DesIIy, I will sell
at public auction. TO the highest bid
der. for cash, on
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-03
Dancing During the Holidays.

The masquerade ball, which was
given by the Young Mems Social
Club on''Friday evening, December
2S. deserves more than a passing
mention. Seldom has there been
witnessed at the historic cid Cole
man Horse-the scene Of rany a
brilliant fete-a more beautiful
and interesting spectacle than was
presented on that evening in It's
SPACIOUS silica mGnger. The re-
ally good music, the polished tiooy,
the brilliantly iilumined hall with
lis Christmas decorations, and
more striking than all-the merry
throng OF grotesOue dancers, keep
ING time to the mpsic's rythm!c
melody, all combined TO pruduce
an effect of wlerd and fantastic
beauty. suggestive of the realms
OF enchantment. Beginning at 8
o'clock, the dancing was kept up
until midnight, when the dancers
unmasked and refreshments were
served. After u short interval
partners were chosen for the ger
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KINGSTREE. S. C.
Proclamation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.

Nheseas Information has been re-
ceiyed at this department that on the
24th day of Deceotber. A. d., 1900, the
County Dispenser at the town o1
kinystree, in the County Of Williams
burg, was robbed by person or persons
unknown,
Now. therefore, l. NJ. b. McSweenF,
Governor Of the State Of South Caro-
lima, in order that justice may be zone
and tile majesty of the law vindicated.
do hereby offer reward OF Two Hun
dped (a00) Dollars for the aPprehen-
SION and conviction Of the person or
pe rsons who committed said robbery.
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State to be affixed at Co
lumbia. this 3lSt day nf December. A:
D.. 1900, and in the one hundred and
twenty-third year Of the independence
of the United States Of America.
II. 3. McSWEENEF.
By the Governor,
"a. r. CoorER,N Secr@sary of State.
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THE NEW YCSk WC BID
Thrice-a-Week Edition.
kINGSTREE,

,1,Nosr DAILY AT THH PRICE OF A
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Citation Notice.
sTATEvOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.
BYE.M.SMITH ESQ. PROBATE JUDGE

BYE.M.SMITH ESQ, PROBATE JUDGE
Whereas Mrs. S. E. McClary made
suit to me, to grant her Letters OF
administration Of the Estate OF ana
effects Of J. NJ. McClary.
These ale there ore To cite and al.
monish all and singular the kindred
aad Creditors of the said James ";
McClary. sSed, that they be and
annear before me- in the Court Of
Probate. ia be held dt kingStree, on
18th January- 1901. next, after pub
lication there Of. #t 81 o'clock in the
forenoon. to show cause. il any they
have. why the said Admins ration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 3lSt day
of December Anpo Domni, 1900
e. NJ SMITH
Jan 2-10-lI Judge Probate
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man. which was skilfully and
gracefully led by Miss Louise Gil
land and Mr. Dick Richardson, o.
Charleston.
The discuises w"~n all good
ANY Of tH"m el.ovr@" ID beau
IL! al vel worthy .. an eX-
f-a lr6 description, "hlcn we
shouId cheer.ully give but for the
laol 81 space caused by our un-
usually crowded columns this
weeE.
Another dance the last OF the
season, took place at the Coleman
house on New \ ears night.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1901.
TIE pISPENSARY ROBBERY.


dispensary at this place Eobberrles
and shortages have been, as COM
mon as man-slaughter in ker-
tuckv, so that it it causes no grea;
jelt to the public mind when
the announcement is made that
the dispensary has been robbed
again.
Since The election of Dis
penser Player a little oyer a year
ago the dispensary has been
broken into and robbed three
times, all of which has happened
within the past six months.
After these repeated warnings
it is not strange that the people
should be indignant about the
wholesale robbery Of Thursday
night. To keep so large an amount
of public money in a building
which had tlme and again proved
to be insecure was the worst sort
IF business Judgement, to say the
least oft, and the fact that the
dispenser was not under bond,
still further aggravate0 the clrcum-
stances under which the robbery
occurred.
The situation calls for. vigorous
action, and We hope that she an
tholities viii leave no stone un-
turned to discover and covlct The
guilty parties. Had prompt ac-
ION been taken when the rob-
Z berry was complitted--tbe town
alarmed and posse at once start
ed in pursuit, the robbers might
have been captured; but the delay
which intervened nearly two
whole days-before any practical
action was taken, gave the thieves
ample tim, TO get out OF reach
and dispose Of their plunder.
The governor has done all in
his power TO aid in the matter by
offering a liberal reward for the
guilty parties, and it is thought
that some detective work in a
quiet way has been brought to
bear on the situation. In justice
10 Mr. Player we hope that some
tangible evidence may be discov-
cred, and for the SAKE Of the chill
d!en who have been robbed OF
their school funds &c effort should
be spared to land the robbers in
the State penitentiary, where they
Justly belong,
The dispensary at this place as
i has been operated is disgrace
10 the town and county, and unless
1t is put into mcre competent
bands, 1t would be better to close
It's doors forever. OuS Of evil
sometimes comes good, and we
hope it will be so in this case.
How the present muddle will end
1t is hard to forecast, but we hope
and believe that the dispensary
Acre will be better managed i'll
she future, or that it will be
abolished.
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W
The presidential campaign Is over
hut the World goes on just the same
and it is full OF news. To learn TINS
news. lust Is it is-prompt}y aand I'M
nartiailv-al that You have so 90 y 10
look in the colamns OF The Ihrlce-a,
Week Edition Of The New h"rt. NoI!r
,rhich comes 10 the subscribers l0G
The Trice-a-Week worlds diligence
,s ;, nublisher Of first news has given
it circulation wherever the Eng llSh
Language Ia is spoken-and yoa want il.
The Thrice-a-Week Worlds regular
subscription price IS only $l.Oo per
wear We offer this unequalcd news
paper and THE COUNTY RECORD TO-
sether one year for fi:6?. o..,o
The regular subscription price OF the
two papers is s.
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Notice.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of Emily HuggiuS~ Will pre-
sent the same duly attcSted and al In
dchted to said estate will make payment
to L. +. Stone Executor iu siXIy days
after date. oo>D
Dec. %, 1900-3t. Executor.
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Wanted.

1900 cords Of good hickory to be
delivered at Rowcsyille and Denmark,
5, G. For particulars, address
JOHN f. SIMMONS,
Dec. 6, 3mo. RowesyiIle' ,. Z.
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Notice.

All parties holding claims against
the estate Of s. G. McCutchen will pre-
sent the same, duly atJested, to me at
Lake City, S. G. ,,r
13 4t
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No man ever begins TO smoke
cigarettes until he reaches the age
Of lndiJcretlon.
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Wanted.

4 reliable man, married or single
to woIk share crop or for wages
WILLIAM COOPER,
Cooper, s. C. 2t-
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IF. II. Crum.
Commissioner.

Acting on this authority lnlen-
dant Kennedy will Immediately
request the legislative deles cation
to recommend to state board suit
able yaen to replace old board.
These names INCLUDE MessrS s u
McClary and Il A, Murphy, who
were elected to this position at she
last primary, and one other yet
lobe considered.
TEe law on the subject Of elect
ing dispensers, as set forth 5n the
statutes OF 1896, P. l25, sec. W.,
is as follows:
"Applications for the position OF
county dispenser shall lie by petl-
ton, signed and sworn to by the
applicant, and filed with county
beard of control at least twenty
DAYS defore the meeting at which
application is to be consineyed,
which petition shall state the ap'
plicant's name, place of residence,
etc"
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......v \ rnpe ing
a.. af,a s:anaar H., county
5,ar at wn.>h j. .a"ser I.aE"r ;
cation, which haU been ten
dered them, was accepted, and
proceeded forthwith to elect his
Successor. One of the board, we
understand, Mr. S. G. Mcdonald,
was in favor of awaiting advice
from the State board before elect
inc a new dispenser, and teIe-
graPhed Stale Chairman Crnm Tor
instructions Meantime the board
went into session and out of sew
eral applicants chose Mr.. ". D.
Crooks, of Greeleyvjlie, as DIR.
Players successor.
At 444 p. m, after Mr.. Crooks
had been notified OF his electlonr
the following telegram came from
State Ctate Commissioner Crum:
Columbia. Dec. 81, 1900.
S. G. Mcdonald, Kingstree, S. c.:
No. You cannot elect dispen-
ser without complying with law
and advertising. q. Ii. CrpA,
Commissioner.
Following this telegram lhten-
w. Il. Kennedy wired this mess
age.
Klngstree, S. C, Jan. 1, 1901
II. II. Crum, Columbia, 5. G.
The county board met yester
day and elected dispenserln viola
ton of law. What does it means
DO see state board and remove old
board Immediately.
W. II. Kennedy,
Intendant.
Replying to. this Ch&irman
Crum wired:
Columbia, S. c., Jan. I, 1907.
w. H. Kennedy, kings.ree, S. c.
Dispenser will not be considered
until elected according TO law.
Have senator and representatives
wire suitable names foF pew coun-
ty board.
II
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26

The Bisbse Dramatic Club will play in Tombstone On tho evening o. Sat urdsy, June h and will present the high class comedy dram, entitled the Mountain Wsif". Numerous spec islties will be introduced batwsen ,he acts. The club has b.en under the ensient mausgemsut of Mr E A Winstsniey, X former member Of the Ruole Theatre Co and are well re- hearsed in the play which vss success fully produced in Bisbee on the 18th, inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26
PLENTY OF COPY"
Has a Contract 10 Keen the
 Printers Busy

The Hon. .. M. Shannon came from Clifton Tue; day and went to Tucson. Mr Shannon is oue Of the owners Of ,he tucson Citizep, and has s contract with the paper Tor writ ing the editorials. The contract pro~ vides that on the first day of each month ne shall deliver enough mauu- scTipt to fill the editorial columns each day that month. This is done % the printer won't have to .Fsit for copy" When he passed through town Monday he had q grip filed with eaouRh editorials to fill his con- tract Tor the coming month. Judg- ing by the smoke tha, occasionally pulled from the grip. many of the sdi- torisls were hot ones.-Lord.burg liberal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26
BISBEE-EL PAS0 ROAD
President Douglas Tells About
 It-S2,000,O00 for Fl PasO

Fl Psso has granh d the Southwest ern R. R the right Of way 10 build into Fl Paso. The Herald s,ys:-
 The city council has reached sn agreement with the officials of the Arizona Southeastern railroad and Fl Paso will have another Independent road to the west
 The road gets franchise over its own property between Franklin and Main Streets under the charter ei the Arizona Sou,hesstern railroad of Tex Gs and Tot that sf the Fl Paso Termi- nal ssfoci4tion, under whose charter the franchise was applied for.
 In an interview with President Douglass the Herald quotes him ss iollews:-
 "I am glad that the people here have felt 60 much in,eres, in our road" raid the venersbls president. for we hope to do great deal hy this place.
 First we will build from this end of ths line but will necessarily be de- lsyed on account of crossing the Rio Grsnde river. A bridge is necessary but that will be orde ed this week aud si.l arrive here ab nut the frs, of July. Then the road will be pushed to com p!etion ss fast as possible. When the read starts xe will erect s handsome building here and locate the general operating offices oi the company here.
 "4s all our heavy transfers, our general offices. and probably ,melter sil be m Fl Psso this city will be ths most important point on our line and naturally the pride Of the eon- pany. Our office ouilding', depots. warehouse, etc., here will be very 6ns ones aud before we are through ve hope to invest probably two million dJllsrs in Fl Psso"
 "ws have no refinery at present and that may be located ID Fl Pass bu. we nave been ioo much absorbed in building new lines and opening new mines to give much at,en,:o. to that
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26
THE APPLE QUESTION
How Many Apples Did Adam
 and We Eat.

The facts in the case are these: II
 Adam eight ore apple and Eve eight too, that would make eighteen. Now if Adsm and Eve eight eighteen apples between them that would make twenty six. So it is sll non sense to accuse Adam and Eve Of euly eighting one apple as eighteen and twenty-six makes forty-four How many more they eight that morning it is impossible to spy, tu, eight and forty-four makes V Two, which goes to show .bst they eigit eight more which makes sixty Any further information on this knotty point, will be gladly furnished as We hate like the mischief to see things in such an importsn msttar,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26
ARIZONA OIL
Country Located For Miles
 Boring to Begin

There is nothing especially new from the oil fields but tho excitement is 'till CD. Hundreds of people are still pouring into the Texas Hill field and the lands have all been located from TeIss Hill to Gila Bend. Oil indications are said to De plentiful tue full distance, and experts cay there is no doubt that si. will be brought to the surface by going down for it. The Yuma Sentinel says that several parties are rrepsriug rigs for boring holes in the earth and we will coon snow what we will know.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26
BIsBEE. May %, 1901 COVERINGS.

L.C. Shattuck has gone to Sonora on s shcrt mining trip. He will re-. ,nrn here the latter part of the week.
 ". II. Bresrley, Of the Hauscbuca Water company came over from Tombstone today in the interest of that company.
 'fhe coke furnace which hss ex- isted for several days was relieved by the company securing several carloads of the Greene c Jns olidated Coz coke.
 The base ball game at Nsco Sun day between the Bisoes aud Nsco mines resulted in q score of 10 10 Q. But five innings were played.
 A miner named Toland, was in- jured about the head and shoulders % Sunday night by having some boul- ders cave in upon bim. The wounds are Eet considered serious.
 Geo. ReaY came up last night from Naco 10 attend a meeting of the stockholders of the new Bisbes mer- csutile company, Of which he is s member,
 c. F. Nichols, oI the company cffice left yesterday for Sonora on miHing business. He was accom- panied by Barren c. de Fou;snilist and Mousieurs F. c. Tiffany and c. Lion,
 A shipment oF l l,l33 head of cattle va, made tEis afternoon from Don Luis. They wero shipped to Bskers. field and were brought across ths line having bcen purchased from B. A, Packard, Spindle and others.
 John NeEis, 8 small Italian boy, wa, run over by A wagon Vn Saturday evening snd bis arm was fractured a, the elbow. He was attended by rLe company doctors and is now doing nicely.
 ". D. Murphy. who va. known here when the Arizona aud Southeastern Rsilrosd was being built, ss fore. man Ui Robinson X Teobsy on the Naootari road came in yesterday and will rsmsin a day or two. "SPud' Murphy. end his accomplish ment' a. a fiItis: is familiar 10 the residents of Arizona for over twenty year. past.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26
BIG ENTERPRISE
A Large Tract of Arizona
 Land to be Irrigated.

Down on the Colorado river, near Fort Mohsye, surveyo have been at work surveying tract of land com pri-ing 30, 600 acres. upon which il is proposed to pump wate: for irrisssing purposes. A colony is to he establish ed on these lands and the various branches of agriculture. horticulture and vi:iculturs carried on. The lands in that valley are the richest i1 Ari- zsna and are capable of supporting . large population.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26

The British government loses s. OO0,eO0 a yesr ID maintenance Of c telegraph system. or shout half q, much as the postal department defci, ot the United States. The people ge, cheap telegraph service all over the United Kingdom but have to pay . defclt. However, the deficit is not e large as the profits O: e pnvate cor porstion charging higher rates would take from the public.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-05-26
Mrs Pauline O'N-ili and Euoa

Hrs Pauline 0'Neill and Eugene Brady O'Nei.l. wido~ and brother of late Capt "Buckey" O'Nslli of the Rough Rider., were married in Phos- nix Sa'..1.y. In, event takes peculiar impo: tsnce fron :he conusc. sion Of the principals with O'Nsill, whose heroic work in Cuba and whose death while leading Troop A of the Rough Riders. at S ln Juan Hill, made him one oi the most memorable fig ures in the spsnish war.