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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-06

Mas 2snd. 1895. application vas made
30 purchase lot I block 8 Of kluE
county addition. aud On Nay .8rd.
1905. 10 purchase ~ 40 n. more or lcns
OF lot 8 block ! kinK county addition.
and that BY call aud advertisement
as required By law. June zeth. 1909.
At the hour Of 2 o'clock =. m. wa set
FOR the hearing and determining the
~sjvisab5iIty Of selling said property.
and on said day set fof hearing there
on the board met and being fully
advised Ia the premises. deemed Il 20
the best interest 81 King county that
naii property he Sold
1T Is THEREFORE, ORDERED
that the sheriff % kink county be al
Fecied to sell said property In sepaf-
nie parcels at the front door OF the
King county court house. said r. 20
n. Of iot 5 block \. more or less. said
fractional part being that part ~
said LOT 6 remaining on the south
sRHtcFiy side thereof after the dedi-
cation 81 n 60 foot street through said
lot beginning on the northweHteriy
line thereof. 10 be sold not less than
tho appraised Vniue this day placed
thereon Of So. and aaid let block 6
not less than the appraised value
thereon ~ $3.50. said sale 10 be made
on August It'll. 1909. at the hour Of 2
o'clock r. IN. the county eanur
being hereby directed to appear at
said sale and 20 receive all money
paid Ia thereat. issuing 20 the sue
ceEsfui bidder q said sale a deed
therefor setting forth ali the pro-
ccedinKs had hereunder. said deed
60 be attestrd BY the county auditor
under his OFFICIAL seal.
Dated this 50th day OF June. 1909.
Hoard Of County Commissioners OF
King County
By GEO y. IAMpfNG.
clerk Of the Board.
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Extensive preparations r being
made BY the labor unions Of this city
for the entertainment OF Samuel
compers. president OF the American
Federation OF Labor. MIR. Gompers
n expected to arrive In Seattle to-
morrow morning. He n on his way
home from San Francisco. where he
has been attending the nesting Of
the executive committee Of the
American Federation OF Labor. Mr..
Gompers IL accompanied on his trip
by Max Morris. general secretary
and treasurer Of n Retail Clerks
International Protective Association.
and w. u. Mahon, president Of the
international Amalgamated AssocIa-
tion Of Street Railway Employees Of
America
On his arrival here Mr.. Gompers
viii be met by a committee from the
Western Central Labor Union and
escorted about the city. The same
evening he viii address a mass meet
ing at the Arrnory. The labor people
expect that a barge crowd VIII be In
attendance. Mr.. Gompers VIII speak
upon questions which are important
% organized labor throughout the
country. On Friday the committee
will show Mr.. Gompers about the
city and viii make a. trip to the
Puget Sound navy yard. He VIII
leave on Friday evening for Spokane.
The Retail Clerks Union Of Sc
effle ls also arranging for a recsp-
fion 10 Mr.. Morris. and the street
railway men viii honor Mr. Mahon IN
similar
Few names are ms well known
among labor people IN the United
ffates as that Of Mr.. Gompers. He
has occupied the position of presi-
dent Of the American Federation Of
Labor for the past sixteen years,
being reelected each time by aecla-
nation. Previous 70 that time ne
was n member Of the legislative com
mittee. His name IL famous through
out the country In connection with
his work in behalf OF organized
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SAVANNAH. H.. Aug. s-Twerty
thousand dollars in money n one
life lost represent the results Of a
hold-up on the Burlington limited
express at Marcus. H., a flag sta
tion. eight miles from here. at mid
night
The dead man was one OF n ban
was killed by the Adams Express
Messenger By1e. who unloaded his
revolver az the r~efrcatinx band after
the robbery was completed.
The posse. % IN number. II cinse
upon the heels OF the remaining five
bandits and a battle h anticipated
The train passed here at Al O'Clock.
When IL reached the lonely river
bottoms. near Marcus. Engineer
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tszs. when he wAs elected 20 the leg.
tstaturs on the Haidierr ticket Then
h. entered the city council. serving
az alderman IN 1875. becoming
mayor the following year, and was
thence returned 20 that office by his
party.
During the sos he ran Tor mayer
On an independent ticket. but was
defeated.
The scandal In shieh he IL nov IN
viewed u said 10 haze BEEN brought
about by an alliance between the
eitY officials and the confidence
men and gamblers. IL resulted IN
The exposure Of meet shameful Pc
lice egrfupfion. After hts indiet-
mrnt Mayer Ames furnished bail.
but has since left the city. leaving
the management af his office In a
hands - his secretary. Thomas n
ufown. jr. formerly a poiiee re-
porter.
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The political record 81 Mayor A. A
Anacs. II Minneapolis. nov under In
dietment for boodiings l. unique
Three times he has been the chief
executive of Minneapolis az = Dem
oerat. and In 100 he changed hip
politics and was elected BY krpuh+
licAus. lie has bssn = membrr ~
the legislature and Of THE city
ell. Was once Democratic nominee for
governor. losing h. ztaa votes Wac
n candidate for lieutenant governor
and for congress ant wsa uuce a
rather strong Niee presidential pos
Hthiifty
lie Was born at Grand Prairie III.
In tkt1. studied medicine ana re-
ceived an NJ. u. degree from Rush
Medical College IN fxs9s
lie served during n civil var as
assistant surgeon IN the seventh
Minnesota infantry aud vas malaf
At =.
Ills political aspirations date from
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stretched Il 10 no basea. A ulaEls
hs Duuoh4e Heufrd both runners.
In the rtshth uairympie hit art
brennan got three bags on a bunf 70
kastaL. who thHsW sid % first. 4
shast hit brought him home. TIE
then stood : = 2 and 20 re-
Htaiurt.
The two teams arr again on thr
field thia afternoon. Tomorrow Il
ladies' day.
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BIG EXPRESS ROBBERY
saoo TAKEN. BUT MESSENGER KILLS ONE BANDIT AS THE
BAND ReTIREs.

Emerson responded e torpedo sig
nails b. stopping the train. As NJ
did 50 he was covered by two
masked men while the others cut
the engine and express ear from tho
train These were taken W the road.
The expres car was dynamited and
the safes demolished. everything Of
value being placed in sacks.
The robbers mounted horses and
started away At a gaiiop when Byie
opened fire. One was seen To reel
and was sustained by his comrades
for a while. but finally left by the
roadside dead. His body was found
az daylight by the posse. All the
d~esperadoes are believed TO be rail-
rood men. for they showed every
familiarity with railroad methods.
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BUSINESS %cr.scEs
my ON NUN A HOME

III VT Ut III = HWNE-
can cell yDp nins contracts very igw.
NauakerN At mrfuaf rnet Juas MNaG has
t~sn pa,d ~ On fsFfn. win thrse ygu can
fur - ssii1 q hgn4s hag q ranrn. pay
cff : nneftaaHs ya8 nas csc And ~
Yaa aaE = ~. ee ezn furnish you fhs
fhaasf - huiid &c onae. This l. the n
aeltY Canfany. an1 ttsf hars BOUGHT
AT tufif hrsura fnr fsentg f~cpis. names
81 which sail b. 4tse1 On arptirsftoa.
Hsmsnaf-sr. this enig csssfA Fou 500 pei
fAzzth - oUa a hutss. ne tntefrst. party
must sell f~sse nine enntfsrts a. thsy
sru f~axtnN ths cuaatry. Call Or ads
dFeas fuom % Huiiirsn tutidins.
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PORTLAND. Aug. TIA a ma@t
u~ninfrr~-;inR Fafna ~ ball Portland
score ~ 10 to q Tho Waiter.
bunehed their errors and los, .asIlv
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when buying articles advertised In
this paper. speak OF the Star,
SALE OF KING COUNTY PROP
EfkTY
70. 20 r., lot s block 8. King co. add,
appraised az sos.
Lot I block 8, Of King co. add, ap-
praised at $3.50.
II appearing TO the board that on
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why Not own Your own Home.

r. A. Johnson. 80 Hinckley Block,
corner Second and Columbia. has
eleven lots for sale, only two blocks
from Madison street car line. The
price is only SIPS. $3.50, 3i76 and $500.
Terms Of payment, sz5 down and 80
per month.
He has other property In choice To-
cations. at lowest prices, and easy
payments
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ron .sIr-rIr, WEsL E,rxT.

ron ssIE-crrs REAL ESTATE
$50
WHAT 81 yoa thlns q fhisf We have .
a. sss s lssSss I'm tsSs. isrss
biaf shaffy satrh and Q acres In
sanaen and nay. All Al the seoes price.
ssis 81 miles frasn basines. center and
aa4Y : bioeka ffpm car linz. terms ara.
ff~o cash. balance ~ : fearr 81 Q pr
esnt AaJoininE lands eFe hsid At $40
We kIss yea your chasee Of oar nsr S-acrs
s sss s,a sssei. ,s 70 :. sss m aisss .d sS !, re- ras.
naef sauafss handy 10 neN car line.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
tsis eeeond avenue. Room ai1
coHSKH ls. handy % Isalnssr Bslrh,s
eafa 500 spot cash
RoeERT NALTBr. so Ssw 1oEk niees.
COY LITTLE iIoMB-In ballard. , iots
eisafef and fencrd. ard N rNrien. ;
ream henre $50 terms 800 cash.
RosEisr NAIIsY. 40 Sew YORK Block.
BALLARD PRopEurY-aa lots. making
nhe4t acrwa. Nhufu0&hy cleared and
Ernnhed. ah-in sartsn. enslo.cd IN pick.
fsafs neat e-teain cottage. snaah
hefn shlghsn hepsss
ROBERT MALTaf. 40 SsS fork hiock
800 BUYS a nice s0-aefe tract essvsen
Seattle and Tacoma. vest q Kent IL
Rerre partially ciearvd. Sod nofi.
RohERT MALrnY. ne New fork BLOCK.
RICH BOTTOM LANp4ss acres. par,iaii,
impsoved, eiaro 70 small tawn. handy 10
nonERr MxLTnY. 40 New York Bloch.
WATER rnoSr on ne sossd i.e aerss
haiaaee level urland. - arre~ cleared.
oTVhara 40 bcarins trees. small fruits.
chieken houses. mall and groceries de.
nxsted At house daily tree Of charSe.
RohERr MAurBY. AZ New York mook
8 ACRES In lIoughton across the lake.
opposite Madison Park. on county road.
one block from Lake Washington. s.
ru-fn house, fcnrsi. Sod Gafaen. cool
spring piled 20 Kitchen. small bearing
orchard. must self See ewuef. rsom 2
pn First avenue.
JanAP HOME
HOUSE And LOT s2as. sss DOWN, $40
FuL HOME. TINE PLACE FOR GAR.
DEN AND cHIcKESs, BEAuTIFuL
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND CAR
ficE. HILLMAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR
HfLLMAN's beautiful iaxe front addition
T. now en- ne mafss, nssfiy 500 lots sold
~ down, 81 monthly lumber sold en-
paymsrs same az rent. % men nos lay.
lot; money returned " dissatisfied after
one year. 10 extfa msn wilt be on
sroands Sunday 90 show unsoid lots. Come
quick. see owner. Hllman. once cad Of
present Green Lake car line.
HOUSES and lot. well loca,edi desirable
c. II RIrrREpois University station,
ron Recommendations
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Theaters
IAN American millionaire

The last performance Of IAN
American Millionaire Will be given
by the Pollard Juveniles at the Grand
Opera House TOMORROW night. FRI
day night La Mascotte" will be put
on. The change was made owing 10
the great demand for Keats for the
former play. THE Gafety GlrI' Will
be given at the Saturday matinee
and sugday night.
Michael ~stroeof."
Michael StroRoff." which II being
played at the Seattle theater by
Harrington Reynolds and his COM
pa ny, is n Of the successes OF the
season. No more interesting military
drama has ever been produced in Sc
6ttie and the large audiences atteH,
10 the appreciation OF the public. Mr..
Reynoida acting Of the title role is n
pronounced success. New seeneryand
costumes help TO make the piece at
tractiye. and there IL little wonder
that Il has attained the popularity
that IL has.
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NHIN ~
NEV1bE AID uTAn
III. "rEnaefEits u~AiiAEltsMH,
hab nAcniNE AIN. 800 20 $3.50
s"tf ngNitiioL 4 nAwRisH
10 wHeT MAIL nfhEbr
WAITED usn 20 Naf4 on railroad en1
skldfaad 10 loggnR eemp eau st9
haiisY boiltins
wAsrrD.MTN 40 WORK ~ Saw
MIII. STEADY ENfpfUfHENTs coon
b. 80 rFEl fAf1E ADNAFttu
CALI At 90 hAitif
wANTED-aian 10 feai piauinE machine
kita one boom man ehfi ~ niH Bailey
l%isiiaias
WASTED uarhinist end engineer far sau
NIT can 90 bailey hnildlng
urLp wAsTrp-prMALr
WANTED Heamsirrfu - raimaa ave
nee hailtri
tAraBnY hsir oit u t8sn. chumbef
maids. uaitfsstsa N4fHan cook 80
~iaauiins house cock $40. iaispfefr. nlns
siffs aifia 10 o. general heusfsgfh -.
ran apq hosra We supply al Xmas
qteEs errf EMPLOYMENT nrnNAu
tfzi 1hiri Afp Nnin 500.
ron GALATIANS AND LANDS.
~ 80 f1rm s.saialainx i5 arrea
vi ~ aSfsr cleared aaa ; acrss IN ~
efHFf large H.fnaiu tEfHHf htni
iafHs barna ~ hsed n SITE . mlis
I4aas BE- f~qniafihE alHftsnt rrYennr -
pes Zoe iitsif viii Be sold ~ a great
aenhes so ,sr = ssli n1tzhs.
hains haoss eoai O. oa % build, 9 aefss
tisafea ara su ssu ~ 81 100 this l.
. decided bargain. tsffas o. suit pufs
a. fAWHTScE pos1. seaand Ave.
pgp.osAt
A IAHaE aALE 81 al kinds * Japansss
mating from 10 a FaHd ~ bseosd
hanH cook stoves essr cheap. Isd
fiss, fumitaTs Co. IA second sysass
sa@ath
rHfVtTF ambaianee. rslisf tires % al
ha.pfssis AZ 81 hours. rsssanatis. Tel
hsfh 1877
aKr Lloyd. Bfissos a Layd 8 lnneslsy
tt1ek. ohraf your hatsss Ter sasb ~ o.
rsfra1 saymsni.
8 % eablas, rho,os. a. - rss aa. Tor %.
uast only. EsKtmanss Studio. aif
Ftfsi avenue.
wA.rnD-fasona hsna fafnisnre Bros
asf. ine Trst assnas Tel. h~a sal
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noons
norkL sEkEfA
Ger Flrst Ave. ana ssnsas ~
cssn. nonay. Comfortable
hGssss i rs p' kvFrur
dTzTn PAciYfc HoTTf- iiis rrst ave
nus! heHss nswiy fvrnishsfs III uodsfng
prices Hnsdsrata.
SEw afaeam rats Close IN - mnnth. nlsa
Hssras furnished enHzatsia Tor hpus
Asatfas fi9 No ehflsfsn. fnqaife
fHasn > 10 d. - siEar stand ecfnef rec
cad 50 sesier
Fon aE>T-rLsTs
foH RfSr rflTH
pee Fnsss nst, nsw as nsetsru. rrnf 81
tafth~Ast corner Ninth And 49,
AasHiF 80 Ftswa at street - euso MndssaH
otl
M esssp~st place - Aar Oh ssd eass-
tfns 10 ffan fhe Osysnps< OF Co. eli "a
ave tel. Main NJ Atse eosi ty sses
rsNANciAL
A HfftAhtt plase a. Aasre~ us1ssy On
dsAaanfsdA Wafrkrs tsNssKg. Low lister
ssI u D. West - iTke street
MONEY eu shnst notice - - rate. ps-
safr aanry and ccaatsnk mccoy 10 taii4
saiiains fhoss nissk "a
COLLATERAL BANK snarts q ns~D.
Fas@v lsassi ca .sr Sod eoil.fsfsl
tE chary.
To Io&N-rnwsss rsassr At low rate II
fHssFest Danes a OHaef. 100 fsrtef
~sF. Rooms a 4 ana o
Eehslasn ksfssf Lfs bid.
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Wien pu5snr .ruciss advertised %
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REVA6E Akh HrAfL
COO ~ h. MTk ron HEvAuANu.h
yHH. TEAHATEftHt uAHhIltAhls
Att MACHINE MEN 200 10 fapp
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wARTHua afsn 10 Nufh on RAILROAD nnl
skldfaad w i0EuinR eefHpl tsu w
HALEY buildinN
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WANTHD-aian a. feni rianinK maehinss
kita one boom man ghfi ~ Oh Bailey
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~ MSitiiUL 4 nAwKiNs
10 WIT MAIN nfHHhT
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wAHrHnaNYN no WORN ~ hAWs
NfIa. STEADY EtfptufHENT GOOD
WagHH.f 80 TFEt fAf1E ADNANCtu
cAfL Ar 90 HALEY htlLhiNt
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WANTED ~siachinist ead sheiueer fpr 90
mill call 6ip Bailey huiidinr
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80.
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By GEO y. IAMpfNG.
Clerk Of the Board.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-03

Old President Kruger refuses to ac-
cept the results of the Boer war and
has, it is said. quarreled over them with
DR.. Leyds Living comfortably at a
European hotel. taking life which is
made easy by abundant pecuniary re-
sources, Dom Paul sees no necessity of
giving up the fight. But the men who
have been living on the yeldts for three
years and more, fighting for their lives
with diminishing energy and increasing
odds, have another point of view. They
have done all that brave men can do
and have honorably surrendered. Had
Dom Paul been with them his voice
would have been heard in the decision
OF any new policy, but from his arm
chair In hotel drawing room at The
Hague. he could hardly hope to speak
the decisive word in settling a matter
of life and death to fighting men thou
sands Of miles away.
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NOTICE UF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the copartnership heretofore existing
under the name Of Hop Kee Company,
composed of All Pom. All Moo and zee
One, all of Koloa, Island of Kauai, has
made an assignment for the benefit OF
it's creditors to r. E. Conant, OF ko-
loa, Island of Kauai, to whom all debts
due and owing said firm must be paid
All parties having claims against the
said Hop Kee Company are requested
to file the same with the undersigned
within thirty days from the date here
Of
Dated Koios, Kauai, June Tth. 1907
z. e. CONANT,
Assignee OF Hop Kee Company.
k196
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MANILA PAPERS
PRAISE DR.. AMESSE

DR.. Amesse. who was formerly at
tached to the staff of DR.. Cofer of the
u. S. Quarantine Service. and was on
duty at this port for nearly a year,
is now doing excellent service in Ma
Mia. The following notice Of the doe
tor appeared in a recent number of a
Manila paper: mo medical officer in
the Philippine r~'-7ds is entitled to as
much of the credit for keeping the
cholera down as is DR.. Amesse OF the
Maritime Quarantine Service. He has
been working night and day since the
disease made its appearance. and has
had as high as sixty vessels and one
thousand persons in quarantine at a
time -
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST COMPANY, corner California
and Montgomery streets.-F'or the six
months ending June 30, 1902, dividends
have been declared on deposits in the
saving department of this company as
follows: On term deposits at the rate
OF 6-10 per cent per annum, and on
ordinary deposits at the rate of per
cent per annum, free of taxes and pay
able on and after Tuesday, July L, 1902.
Dividends uncalled for are added to the
principal after July l. 1902.
j. DALZELL BROWN,
6e6S Manager
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NOTICE

FRED PHILIP & BRO. BEG TO NO
tify their patrons and the public that
they have purchased the stock in trade
and good will of the Manufacturing
Harness Co. and will continue their
business at the old stand, corner of
King and Fort streets, where they will
be pleased to see old friends as well
as new ones. All work intrusted to
them will receive personal attention,
and all goods sold will be guaranteed
as represented. They will also con-
tinue at their present stand in the
Wright building. No. 500 King street.
Telephone 2651 Blue. p. o. Box 1873.
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Every government has a secret serv-
Ice fund which the authorities use as
they please in the public interests. 1t
is to be presumed that the late mill
tary government of Cuba employed
such resources in encouraging. through
the mailing Of documents, sentiment
in favor of Cuban reciprocity. If so.
IA question of judgment may arise but
not one of official integrity. Governor
General Wood got none of the coin nor
would he have been personally benefit
ed by the success of the sugar propa-
BANDA
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT B Y
steamers of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company, Ltd, are hereby
notified that new form of shipping re-
ceipt has been adopted by the company
to go into effect at once.
Freight will be accepted, however, on
the old form of receipt up to October
LIST, 1902, after which date freight will
be received only on the new form of
receipt, a copy of which can be seen at
the Office OF the Company, Queen street.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM NAvIGA-
TION CO., LTD,
est J. ENA.. President.
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The Sealing Industry.

VICTORIA, B. c.. June 2L-The Vic
toria Sealers' Association has decided
TO accede to the request of the Indian
seal hunters for an advance from "a To
So for each skin taken by canoes seal
ing from the companies schooners.
Even at this price the Indians are hold
ing off, apparently having been fright
ened by the storms of last season and
the loss of the schooner Hattie with
an Indian crew
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
pursuant to the power of sale contain
ed in that certain mortgage dated May
18th, 1901, made by Grace A. Brown,
wife of James Brown of Honolulu, ISL
and of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, as
mortgagor, of the first part, the said
James Brown of the second part and
John NJ. Dowsett, Trustee, as mortga-
gee of the third part. and recorded in
the Hawaiian Registry of Conveyances
In Bber 221 on pages 3S0-3S2, the mort
gagee intends to foreclose the said
mortgage for condition. broken, to wit,
the non-payment of interest when due
Notice is likewise given that the
property conveyed by the said mort
gage will be sold at public auction at
the auction rooms of James F. Morgan
Queen street, Honolulu, on Saturday,
the 26th day of July, 1902, at twelve
o clock noon
The property covered by said mort
gage consists of:
% All that lot, piece or parcel of
land containing an area of 7345 square
feet situate on Young street at Kulao-
kahIa, Honolulu, and comprising all
the land mentioned and described in
Royal Patent {GranD 3454, issued TO
Grace a. Dodd.
(2) All that lot piece or parcel of
land containing an area of TAO square
feet situate on Young street KuIaoka-
hua, Honolulu. and comprising all the
land mentioned and described in Royal
Patent tGranO 3573, issued to Grace a
Dodd.
ments. privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
]. NJ DOWSETT. Trustee
MOrtgao
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ON AND AFTER THIS DATE
bills OF lading will be issued by this
company, instead OF shipping receipts
as heretofore
Freight will be received under the old
form of shipping receipt up to October
LIST, 1909, but after that date the bill
of lading only will be accepted.
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
c. L. WIGHT,
President.
Honolulu. June 10th, 1902 1892
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-03

The arrangements for the Fourth are
such as TO assure general celebration.
On Oahu there will be sports, parades,
fireworks and oratory; and on the big
island Prof. Lyons has programmed a
volcanic outburst which ought to light
up all Polynesia. Where the volcano
falls short OF hot air the orator of the
day at Hilo. Col. Tom Fitch. will make
up for it. On the whole the coming
Fourth will probably set the pace for
ali future ones
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-03

The Z. S. S. Mohican is not a fast
vessel, and like all training ships she
depends principally on her sail power.
Southerly weather has, in Admiral
Merry's opinion, kept her back. As
there have been no indications of big
storm it is NOT likely that she has got
into trouble. One theory of her long
trip is that she has found the Fannie
Kerr and is bringing her into port.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-03

The Independent wants to know why
several hundred Fourth of July invita-
tons were withdrawn from the mails
One reason is that the printers spelling
needed correction; the other that the
Typography looked as If the job had
been set up with bullets and printed on
81 cider press. There may be other rea-
sons, but the ones given will strike the
average man as enough.