davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-09-11
Have Several Farms Near Scotland
at a Reasonable Price

No. 10. Quarter section TX miles
from Olivet, and miles from Memo,
100 acres under cultivation; good
spring. An excellent farm Is acre
pasture fenced, good grove. Price
5000 per acre.
No. 81. 800 acres of level land IA
miles north OF Platte. sl0.5O per acre.
No. %. 4so acres Of fine, level land
A miles from Platte. $ls per acre.
No. %. l6o-aore we'll improved far,a
in Norway township. Price s42 per
acre.
No. "a. $50 acre ranch 4 miles west
Of Alexandria, county seat OF Hanson
county. No buildings; fenced; living
water in abundance; small part bluffy
near creek; balance smooth. Can be
had at bargain If taken soon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29

land funds have received S1.7S2,O 900 IN
rentals ince the lands were first Of
fered for lease. This has greatly aid
ed the cause OF education in the ter
ritory and Governor Fergusons show
ing Of 70 low a per cent. Of illlterRoss
Is very largely possible through the
munihcence of congress in making
this grant Of land and in the manner
IN which the territory has caredsfor
the trust.
The matter Of the sale or retention
Of these lands will when the territory
becomes a state be a question of para
mount Importance and should be care
fully figured out in accordance with
the facts and conditions as they are
found to exist at that time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29
4 WONDERFUL AERlTAeE.

In her school lands Oklahoma pos
sesses a wonderful estate. What ct
first seemed a small item, has grown
with the development Of the territory
TO be a mine of wealth.
Indeed no better index OF the real
prosperity of the territory can be
found than is reflected in the demand
for Oklahoma school lands and the
unsurpassed receip-s from their rent
al
The receipts Of tbe territory from
this source since list, last, accord
ing TO Secretary Houston's statement.
have been $SOo5ss 20. This is a sum
beyond the widest dreams OF ten
years ago
That ! is an index Of the prosperity
Of Oklahoma and Of the demand for its
productive farming lands is true; but
II is a conservative one and does not
fully DISCLOSE the desirability of Ok
lahoma real estate.
To arrive at a true estimate of the
demand for Oklahoma farms. the fact
must be taken a4to consideration that
these territorial leases. charged even
with that immen rental, often sell
for from $1,000 to $4,000.
In view of the precarious tenure by
which they are held and Of the fact
that their rental rates are reappraised
every three years the situation dis
closes wonderful appreciation Of the
unexcelled productiveness OF oklaho
ma lands
Il Is also gratifying to note from the
secretary's report that the various
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29

Oklahoma may have TO be admitted
TO statehood in an omnibus bill but
her wealth, population and business
grit. demands a band wagon q auto
mobile shawree quill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29

The holiday rates TO the Southeast
this year via the Rock Island sys
tenn" Choc.aw, Oklahoma and Gulf
X. r are unusually low, with add
tional dates of sale and long limit. Ask
your nearest ticket agent for full in
formation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1902.

The Oklahoma City electric street
railway for Guthrie IS dead, temper
arily. However i will bear watch
ing. saF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29

Begins 10 lock al If Dennis Flynn
we're down and out wtth Mcclure
swinging the patronage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29
P35z,8 838,97I.67''

WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DE.
POST BOX IN A MODERN STEEL
VAULT AND FEEL THAT YOUR
VALuAsLEs ARE sEcuREl FROM
u TO 50 PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE.
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SEE THE
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABOUT
IT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Dereiniote 5taaten.
Sob bes niirbisen Batter 5. u.
Gdlrue0er.

Ger bo6p. Batter Sanbmeper bon
Nem Him, Winn., erbielt oieier Gage
cine 8abelbepelde aus Werifl gu.
remburg in melfer linn oas 4bleben
oes bohn. Suter s. u. S1roeoer,
Oes friiberen Bfarrers Der Sl. 9ret-
faltiafeits : Stride IN Seem him. ge.
meloet miro.
Ser @eritorbene mar geboren 5il
@ilmeroingen, Canton 9lerf am 80.
sSdnuar 1888. Seine flulIiIfen
Stubieu modte er alt Sierneur uno
gaitnah IN 9elgien, Die pbiloiopbi-
ldlen unb tbeoiogiihen am Seminar
in Surembnrg. Die @eiben erbielt,
err, neil nod alt jung, NIT pGpltlid)er
8ispeniation am %. 0e3ember
1860 bon 9ii1of IrnplOi in Srier.
Se6s Sabre als Sifar in 9ettboril
mo Semstbal mirfenb, marc er i'm
Ropember 1866 mad, Stegen nno
ipGter na6 Webernaf, i'm 9efanat
2iefird, periest, no er bis gum 80.
Sum- 1877. ais er IN Die amerifani.
id]en Miiiionen fam, in Der Seel-
Jorge thatig mar.
@egen fortgeiebter &r1uflihfeit
leate err Dor nibt gang flint Sabrell
Die Seeliorge nieoer unO 5oa iid) mad,
Sirremburg auriif. W0ge er ruben
III Grieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

iteaos fir itnlere 2eute aus3uiitfen,
leoofl perlangen mir bon einem
sS,eoen Dos er uns iogleib Die Gum.
me bon $50 einienoet. Wtr tbun
Dies, neil Die 2elte jest pGbreno bes
8tnters bod nidt gut ielber hire
&omelteaos ausiu6en fonnen, eben
neil 81 bel Sdnee liegt, unb man
~oestpegen nibt gut altf Der Hrairic
ODER I'M 9ui6 berumfubren fam, uni
Dds Sano 5u beleben. Wan fann
nur ouf DEM 2anbe binansfabren
unb iih Die @egenO anieben, aber
Someiteoos m~siud,en fam man jebt
nidlt. Sie Catholic Settlcment
Societp" bot aber WGnner auf bent
2unbe, Die nit Der 8eeenb pertraut
limb lrrb Die ieben Sub oes 2anoes
fennen nno fonnen iomit ben 2etten
quite SomeIteoos ausiuden 51 irgeno
elmer 3eit. Sn ben lebten 5ebn
@oden iinb allein an Die 600 Some
lteoos 10 burd oieie 8eiellihaft aui-
aenommeu moroen. 9ies ALIEN be.
meibt. baB Die @egeno a~nBerorbent-
life Gor5iige beiiten mlB. 8er
alio nod bort Someiteab 81 ba5en
miiniht, entlhlie6e Eb ioeleih, oenn
piel 3eit bat er nibt, uno natiirlib
irer suerit fommt, mablt SuerIt. @ir
fonnen einem Seben Die SomeiteoO
10 lmgefGbr ousiilhen, nie or tie
germ bate, falls er niht gu lange
martet.
Gus @etter lit BORT iebt iebr an.
aenebm, nno fam man Den gan5en
Gag orouBen arbeiten ober i'm
Sdllitten fobren obne Die &dlte sl
ipilren. @s lit ipenig pber eor fem
@inb, unO Der Nal6 aus ben
Shorniteincn lteigt eeraoe in Die
Sobe. Ser Shnee liegt nod gerabe
pie or Dor bier @oden gefaqen lit.
@eaen @eiterem ibreibe man al bte
rGatbolic Excitement Societp", 1853
3rate 9lod, ct. Eaul, Wtinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
aus benz lbrigen GruBperscstbnm,

gettembmrs, 3. 2e5. Gelteru
Mafmittag itieB Dem bieiigen Glen.
babnbeamten s. Sfon benin Bangle
rem Der 3iige elm beoauerlifer lin.
ful an, inoem er init Dem &opf an
einer Magenipise Gniihlug uuo
ihtuer perlett muroe.
Saoler- Mngel, 3. 9e5. Sn unie-
rer 10 ielten genannten Bfarrei
murbe Dor s Sagen cine iiberuus
ieaensreide bl. Ntiiiion oiIrt Die
bod)lu. $50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uis
9uremburg abeebalten. Die Bethel.
liallna par aagemein uno iiberalls
erfreulid).
NieSeropnpen, 80. Nop. 9G6ite
@ofe perben Teter &aB uno oeilen
8attin 81. 4onter, iopie feline 8e.
iflpilter Inna nno Sobanna GaB
BON bier na6 @rgentinien ulisipan.
bern. Sob NOR idou llngere 3eit in
Iraentinien aniaiiig unb crit in Die.
lem Sommer bon bort 5uriidgetebrt.
9icfird, 80. Gop. Sn peril.
Had,t Duroe eiu perruegener Gins
brub BEL Den 8elfpiitern Galerius,
&entnerimlen oobier periibt. 9nrd)
Mllsheben elmer Seniteriheibe gelang
es Den ginbredern, ms Snnere DER
Sebmliung- ein5uoringen; tie itablen
aDei goloene Saifembren nno einet
&epolper. Im 8eloidrant madteu
lie pergeblide Serluhe, I'm oenielbeu
au offnen nmo gelang es linen uiht,
tlinaenoe Miin3e 5l erbeuten. Nls
Der Sbat peroGhtigt uabm Die Sen.
oarmerie brei nod iunge Sehte, Sea.
mems s. @eber, u. Hiepers mo
@uit. Sbirp BON bier felt Mno Io6te
tic p~orldlfig elm.
Himclingen, A. SeS. @Gbreno
acitern &admlittag Der Mineitr 5.
SrauS IN elmer 8aaerie urbeitete.
fiel cine SteinmuIie bon Der 9ede
herlrnter mo traf i'm oerart, ouB er
fursc 3eit nadber on ben erbaltenen
SerleBnngen ltarb.
Gid a. B. Nls, 2. Ge5. Ser
GiienbabnitationS . Slliiitent Sr. 3.
=. Sffenbeim mnr porgeltern nod
SurcmburG 81 ieiuen BORT lebcnoen
Gltern acfobren. Mit Dem Ibeno,
snae BON 10 llbr febrte er bieber
auriif uno ihlief allem Nni6eine
nod in Dem @uger. gr crpa6te
boditwabriheiulid crit, oils Der 3ug
ipieocr i'm Sabren begriffen mar. Gr
molltc nod eili9It berahipringen, bod,
blieb er nit Den aleioeru bGngen nnb
Duroe bon Dem 3uge iiber 500
Dieter mcit nit iortgeibleppt. Mit
oeu red]ten Arm fam er llnter ole
GGoer, Sieier mllroe linn ioit aons
abaeid)nitien. 10 bob Ser IrSt ibn
amputiereu mllBte. Gr trGgt auBer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Gro6her,o9thum.
Aus Ser 6auptitaot.

Nm 5. GeScmber, Mprgens iimi
ubr, itarb bier, moblperiebeu nit
Den bl. Sterbeiafrnmenten I'M Sitter
pom 80 Sabren, Der i'm 9anoe piel.
iah befaunte, woblodtbure ShloIier.
meiiter 5. y. SollenfelB, Goiino-
itroBe. Wtit Dem &%eritorbenen ihei.
Oct cine ituotbefamte Yerioulihfeit.
Ser 9eritorbeue pdr Der langiGbrige
ShaBmcilter Der ct. gligiuS- 9ru.
ocrIfait, melbe i'm Sabre 1864 ibr
GO.iGbriges SilbilGlm %ieierte.
Grnennnnsen i'm %iarrtlerns. -
Sr. s. Shiltges, Sifar IN Sid a. 3.
Il5, gum Eiarrer bon Eerl; Sr. 81.
@oancr, Biorrer BON 9laideio, SIM
Hfarrer pom &erborn; Sr. Eb.
Sdprn. Giurrer pom Mepiembllrg,
sum Hforrer bon &orBiugen; Sr.
Rob. Hiid, aaplan BON Sdoniels,
alrm Efarrer bon Meplemburg. -
Serr MtattbiaS @elter, bisber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

&oplnn III GrmSoorf lit gum
8farrer BON glaideio, Sr. 5. q.
&ompaf, bisber 8tfar IN giiien,
sum Saplan in S90niels ernannt
mor6en.
&iirsli6 MbenSs fanoen Die 4ad).
barn Die i'm @reitenmeg alletil
Dobnenoe y Sabre alte @ittipe
9int-ailburg toot i'm Bette Dor.
Gin SdlagfluB ideiut ibrem Seben
ein gnoe bereitet 81 baben.
Serr 4. Sernais, abpofatanipalt
in Suremburg, lit gum Srieoausrih'
ter bon @ianoen ernannt Doroen.
Seit ciniscn Saaen bat mar an
Der nellen Bride iiber oas BetruB.
thal Die @rbeiten nieoer aufgenom-
men; man lit bereits nit Der groBe-
rem Sdlfte Der als @eldnOer oienen-
Den gaaltitraoe fertig.
Sim 2. Scsembcr fanb in @ien
Die 8ermablung bes bteItgen Waior-
Gommanbanten Serrn 6. ban Gpd,
Sliiaelaojlttauten Q. 4. $. bes
8roBberSoes, nit Seleua 2roba bon
ShloB Wir0ifoit bel Yilien in
9obmen itatt.
SpQuermaltuna. = grnannt: Ser
@ren5aufieber gernarop in Gooin-
gen sum Gepilipnsaufleber in &lein.
bettiugeu; Der @ren5aufieber q. 9.
S6reiner IN Sberpallen gum Imts-
oiener in &leinbettingen; Der Imts-
oiener IiiB in &leinbettingen gum
@ren3aufieber in glrsoorf. Geriest:
Der Hepilipnsaufieber Saber in
&leinbettingen nah 9urembur9; Der
@rensaufieber 8uirib bon arsoori
nod Rooingen.
Sas benz Serrn u. Minden 5llge-
boriae @obnbaus, Gfe Yrin5enrina
unb Hescatore Ipenue, Dor Der sSou-
oation Eescatore, Der nelten inter.
%nationulen 9aut gegeniiber. Duroe
Dem Serrn Sdieieroedermeilter
&arp fir Die Sltmme BON 43, 400 Sr.
uno s psf. 3uidlag oefinitip 5use-
ldlagen.
Gipilitamb Ser StaSt 2nremburg.
8eburten. - %. Nopember:
Gatharina Waria, z. b. Watbias
StrpeIier, 8utider. /. 0e5.: Irnolo,
g. b. @,litap 9reien, Saglobner. g:
SSobann Yeter gmil, 9. D. iSelir
Seoin, Sol5bGnoler; Camille Sran5,
g. b. 6rieo. Aug. Grbsmebl, S6ret-
%nermeiiter. g.: Srun3 9ifolalis
Inoreas, g. b. Nifolaus Inbreas
YideI, Soglobner. A.: Widel, 9. b.
gsifolas Serp, Sdueiber.
Seiratben. - 80. Hopember
@ilbelm Settles. Sanoi6ubldneioer,
nit Caroline @eber; Peter Gbriltima
Sores. Initreiber, nit Maria
SSobanna ban Der @efene. g.: Sran5
faper Sano, 9aute6nifer, init
Iaria Sbereiia aanes aolmeib;
Grnit Robert 9iberib, &mimann,
nit @atbariua @agner.
SterbefdIIe. = 20. Non.
2uOpig SouB, aft II S., InitreiGer
@nton Seroinano Sbiel, alt AZ g.,
Goitbeamter. l.. Sea-: Gatbarina
&ilbnrg. alt y s., @ittipe BON Sob.
Bins, stlbs. @oaireber. g: &oldlie
9ope, oft 80 s., @ittiue BON @ag-
ner, Subafipimer; Barbara Hfeif-
ienidneiber, alt 20 s., gbefrau bon
Seinrif Sbef, 8egierungscommls
ssobann Chen, alt rs g., unterneb
mer. g.: Sobum Better Sertert, aft
rs s., Shuhmufermeilter; Sohann
8aIeutinp, oft Z 8oGen. A.:
Simon Simmer, alt rs S., Gag
lohuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Ma6t ihnea.

Gs fommen nit ieoem Gage i'm.
mer mebr Ipplicationen fiir Some.
Iteao-Smb nj Der Office Der nGatbo.
lie Settlement Societp" EN- unS
miro binuen einigen @pden uaes
2anb, ipaS man nod bas bette neil.
men f%onnte, in Der neueu oeuti6en,
fatboliiGen Iuiieoluug bel Hoitberu
IN @eit.G anaoa aufgeuommen iein.
Wir limo germ Wiaens Die SOME
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Bic Scrren Safub &cltcr III

Sobam Sobl BON Nlltun, Soma,
baben cine @eiudSreiie nah Ser
alien Seimatb i'm @robber5ogtmum
Snrembnrg a~ugetreten. 9ieielben
aeoenfen etma leds Wonate in
europa 5u perbringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

Sobonr, Some$, slnma, Nifolaus
utto Gacilio. MoQe lie ruben IN
Srteoen! Zen ttatlernoen Sinter'
bllebenen mier ber5lidites 8eileio!
Gin %9Ibonneut
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14

jured. Damage naval station estimated at
s23 0O0 damage TOD insular public build
ings and bridges, $4,000. Authority re-
quired to purchase necessary material for
the island to make necessary repairs
MANILA, October 6.-The collier Aus
tin, which has just arrived here from
Guam, brings reports of a series of Sc
we're earthquakes there September 22d, as
result of which the marine barracks at
Agana and other buildings collapsed and
much other damage was done. Two ma
tiyes were killed. One hundred and
eighty shocks were experienced in TWEEN
ty-hour hours The population was terror
lied and fed from the buildings and en-
camped outdoors.
The Austin will return to Guam with
lumber and other materials for the re-
building of the Government buildings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
orga oizlr & Longshoremen.

PORTLAND. Or, October 6.-Delegates
from all important points on the coast
from San Diego to, Nome. were in attend
ance today at the opening session of the
first convention of the international
Longshoremen, marine and Transport
workers Association Of the Northwest
Daniel ]. Keefe. the international presi-
dent, presided. The main work of today S
session was to perfect plans for the es-
Establishment of a central organization TO
have charge of the work in the Northwest
and the committee that had this in charge
proposed in it's report that a per capita
tax be levied on all of the unions for the
purpose oil keeping an organizer and
paid secretary who would have charge of
the coast work and through whom the
local difficulties could be reported. This
will facilitate action without having first
to consult the national organization.
The most important report was that of
the organizing committee-the absorbing
aim of lne delegates now is to perfect a
coast organization that will bring all Of
the coast unions in close touch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14

East by the police gives his
age as So years and weight at about
$50 pounds. He is feet 10 or II inches
in height, has dark mustache, which
may have been shaved previous to his
flight hair dark and dark gray eyes,
very high forehead and high, wide
cheekbones, with full features, good
teeth and a dimple in chin. He is
erect in carriage and quiet in manner,
appearing like a prosperous American.
He is three-quarters white and one
quarter Kanaka.-CalI, October 7.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
AFTER THE ABscoNDER.

SAN FRANCISCO, October AR
thur McDuffie, special officer COM
missioned by Governor Dole to follow
Wright to the United States with extra
dition> papers, called on the police yes
terday afternoon Immediately after his
arrival on the Sierra and was closeted
with Chief Whitman and Captain of
Detectives Martin for several hours.
scription of the embezzling treasurer
was prepared last night and wired to
all of the principal cities in the East,
asking the authorities to hold him.
Chief Whitman said last night that
he was satisfied Wright did not remain
in San Francisco, but took the first
opportunity to go East before the news
of his defalcation became public in this
country.
Joseph j. Dunno, Assistant United
States Attorney in the islands, was
a passenger ON the Alameda, on
which ship Wright is supposed to
have slowed away when making his
escape from Honolulu. When ne
boarded the ship he was told by
High Shelf Brown that it was sup
posed that Wright was on board. but
he supposed at the time that the
Wright referred to was another embez-
zler from the court of claims, who is
now in custody in the islands, and he
paid no further attention to it. He
did suggest to the sheriff that it would
be a good plan to send the captain of
the harbor police over on the Alameda
to watch for the fugitive when a land
ing was made in San Francisco, but
the sheriff did not deem his information
sufficiently positive to warrant him in
going to this expense.
Dunno is in receipt of letter from
Sheriff Brown stating that MeDufie
has been empowered to take all legal
proceedings necessary to secure
Wright's return, and asking him to CO.
operate with the officer and undertake
any legal steps that may be necessary
i to insure the detention of the fugitive
| if he should be captured.
! The description of Wright as -ele-
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NJ OUfF|E
TOO LATE
he Did Not Catch
DefauIter
Wright.
NOT MUCH AID
FROM THE POLICE
Was Prepared to Cause Wright 5
Arrest and TO Take Out
Extradition Papers.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 7.-Depu-
ty Sheriff Arthur McDuffie, who has
come from Honolulu in search of
Wright, was in conference last evening
with Captain of Detectives Martin and
Assistant United States Attorney
Joseph J. Dunno of Hawaii Dunno
came up from Honolulu on the Alameda
and he says that he saw nothing of
Wright aboard the steamship He
knows Wright very well, and had al
ways thought him high-minded, up
right man. He says he was greatly
surprised when he heard that Wright
was accused of the theft of public
funds
When Deputy Sheriff McDuffie ar
rived here he sought out Dunno and
presented the following letter from
High Sheriff Brown of Honolulu, who
desires that Dunno look out for the
Territorial interest in any extradition
proceedings that may arise:
High Sheriff's Office, Honolulu, Sept
80, 1901. ]. Dunno, San Francisco,
Cal, u. S. A.--Dear Sir: The bearer,
Arthur McDuffie, has been commits
stoned by Governor Dole to go to San
Francisco with extradition papers for
the arrest and return, if possible, of
William H. Wright.
The Attorney General has advised me
to request you to appear for the Ter
ritory in case proceedings are brought
for Wright's release before the officer
leaves San Francisco for Honolulu.
L feel every confidence in advising
McDuffie to go to you iii case of any
legal complications. A. NJ. BROWN.
It is not definitely known that Wright
came to this city as a stowaway on
the Alameda. but that is the best in
formation the Hawaiian authorities
have at present, Chief of Police Witt
man stated last night that he did not
believe Wright is in this city,
asserting that ne had probably gone
East
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
L,pton,s Third Challenge.

LONDON, October 7.-Sir Thomas Lip
toms third challenge for series OF races
for the Americas cup was signed this
afternoon at Belfast Ireland, by the off,
Gals of the Royal Ulster Yacht club. The
Honorable Charles Russell represented
Sir Thomas Upton. The Challenge was
Immediately posted and goes 10 New York
on the White Star Line steamer ocraric
(Which sails from Liverpool tomorrow am
from Queenstown on Thursday
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EARTHQUAKE DOES
DAMAGE AT GUAM

WASHINGTON, October s.--Acting
Secretary Darling of the Navy Depart
ment received "a cablegram today from
Rear-Admiral Wildes of Cavite, P. l.,
transmitting the following message from
Captain Schroeder, Naval Governor of the
Island of Guam:
Reported destructive earthquake Eat
Guam September ed. No Americans In
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
SCHOOL GIRLS.
School girls are proverbiall.

School girls are proverbially
pretty. Fact is, it's a pretty
age-that time in a girls life
when she has all the beauties
of womanhood without the
later lines Of care and worry.
But here and there even
among school girls appear
pale drawn faces dullness
and lack of freshness which
tells plain story Of thin blood.
Now this is not right. But
SCOTS Emulsion can make
it right. SCOTS Emulsion is
what these pale girls need.
Scots Emulsion brings back
the beauty to their faces be
cause i is blood food.
Send for Free Sample
SCOTT & EoWNE, Chemists. 100 Pearl Sta, N. Y.
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FURNITURE
or . "a 90

BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF
the late S. w. LEDERER, viii be SOLD
at private sale, at the store. formerly
occupied by deceased on Beretania
street, from to 5 o'clock daily. the
balance of GENERAL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. con-
sisting of tables. chairs, pictures. bar
Der chairs, ice chests, etc.
GENUINE BARGAINS for one week.
1924
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NOTICE.

EXPERIENCED CHINESE COOKS.
walters. house servants. yard-men ana
Ia borers. Persons requiring the above
pIease inauire at The Hawaiian chinese
News Office, No. IS King ST., between
Euuanu and Smith SITS. oSoS
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ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S.-BeTSsA~
MIA and Miller: office hours. to &
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INSURANCE.
MUSICIANS.

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOL.-Love bldg.s
Fort ST. It's methods are the resun
of 80 years experience in teaching.
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DIR. A. C. WALL, DIR. o. e. WALL
Office hours, 8 a. m. to p. m; Lsve
bl6,s. Fort ST.; Tel. 4S4.
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4. e. GROSSMAN, D.D.S.--Alakea 81.
three doors above Masonic Temples
Honolulu: office hours, akm. TO Y.TR-
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ENGINEERS.

ARTHUR G. ALExANDER.-eu
OF and Engineer, 4es Judd BLDG; ~
o. box 732.
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rNoE AssIoNAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

Henry E. Highton. Thos. Fitch.
FITCH & HIGHToN.-o Office S. w. cor.
King and Fort SITS. Tel. Main "a, p.
o. Box 626
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DENTISTS.

DIR. n. BICKNELL.-McInt hiAs.a
rooms and IA; office hours, 70 a
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yATTON, NELL g. CO.. LTD.-NHNse
neers. Electricians and BoilermaksssA
Honolulu.
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GAMES It. TAYLOR, NJ. Am. Soc. G. u
Consulting Hydraulie Engineer; at&
Judd bldg, Honolulus p. O. box I'VE
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DR.. ]. UCHIDA.-Physician and GTr-
geon; office, Beretania. between Ecrs
and Nuuanu streets; Office hours, W
II q. M, to p. M; Tel. 1911 WAisa.
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WITH IMMUNITY.

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