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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
MEET TO ORGANIZE.

Society for the Prevention OF Cruel
ty to Children.
a meeting of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children will be
held in the LInncery Court room Tues
day afternoon at { O'clock Officers viii
be elected. and oil members are requested
to be present.
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ment they talked for the benefit Of the,
company ! cannot say how much I was
shocked nor how indignant became, at
discovering that not a few of these repre-
sentatives of the sovereign people of the
United States swore outrageously, played
cards day and night. and drank villain
Gus whiskey to excess. expressed my
surprise and chagrin to friend. Sunday
morning came. was asked to preach to
the passengers, and never did | answer
yes more gladly.
First Address to La1v-Mal<ers.
At the close Of. the discourse proper. I
could not resist the impulse to speak in
straightforward way to the Congressman
who were gathered to my right and left,
which was to this effect: Il understand
that you are members OF the Congress of
the United States and as such you should
be representatives not only. of political
opinion but also Of the intellectual. moral
and religious condition Of the people. AS
I had rarely seen men of Your class Ifet
on coming aboard natural interest In
you. But if am to judge the nation by
you I can come to no other conclusion
than that 1t Is composed of profane
swearers, card players and drunkards.
must tell you as an American
citizen l feel disgraced by your behavior;.
as a preacher of thc gospel, am COM
missioned to tell you that unless. you re-
snounce your evil courses, repent of your
sins, and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ
with hearts unto Righteousness, YOU will
certainly be damned, 5s.st5 Z
cat the close of the services retired
to my stateroon to examine nay i.npromtu
sermon. nd see If there was anything In
it I ought to retract came to the con-
clusicn that ] would stand by ii, ,awhatever:
the Issue. While coEitatins, there was O.
tap on my door. "A gentleman entered
and gave me some money on behalf Of
the Congressman, and rendered me
through them the chaplaincy Of Congress
to which place was in due time elected"
Residence In South.
Mr.. Milburn was married in 1S45. After
his marriage he went South to locate IN
a mild climate For six years he labored
industriously among the Methodists OF
Ala bama In 1853 he returned to New:
York, where eSlived for several years,
after serving as cha plain of Congress In
1865. In 1855 he was elected chaplain of
the House of Representatives. and became
chaplain of the Senate in 1893, which po-
sition he has since held.
Mr.. Milburn is connecting link be-
tween the old days and the new ones.
The generations Of the Bcntons. Clays.
Calhouns. and Stephens and Websters
heard his voice lifted to God. invoking
His benediction upon the nation and the
people. 1t is over half century since
he first came to Washington. and he is
one of the links of the past and the pres
ent in the publict life of Washington.
Mr. Milburn is a prolific and beautiful
descriptive writer. His Ten Years as
Preacher 'Ri7e. Axe and Saddle"
Lance cross and Canoe" entit!e him to
a place in history as one of the his
torians of our prairie domain.
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POSTPONE KING CASE.
ru,,, r,,,c1y to Go over Until Next
Tern of Hastings Court.

II is quite likely when the case against
-John M. King. the Tx-alderman VINO va.
convicted in the Police Court IN august
for bribery. Is called in the MUSINGS
court tomorrow morning, that there VII
he a further continuance This VIII DC
necessary on account Of the absence o,
civ Engineer ". E. CutsnaW. VINO IS q q
material witness for the prosecut'o'''
The Virginia Carolina Grocery Coin n,
nanv was incorporated In the Law alu -
sanity Court yesterday by the otSe. a. a.
n,dre Lamb The company IoraaTu anl
for p general grocery business 70 ,,, oe Sou !,
quoted in the city. The capltal s.otH he =, n
70 be 10000 minimum and NOT more .''-
,77b. .0o0. ~ are+ wear ar,
,,resident Charles E. Lefew; yice,ELssSS'
am, and General Manager. X =. E.puS f,ns
Secretary and Treasurer: Leon, NJ, NJ: L. ,ro, ,so,
81, The officers. with J: NJ; InoHlp psoir SOL
Iohn r. Anderson. and ". Donaei' @ /" =
sons st,tiitc the Board OF Directors.
m. sn,t Of Ellen J. Farley vs.; M@ess' @
.rha1refmer was on trial tn the Cl1y ~ |.
erif : Court yesterday. but after some - os :
shn eyiS.r1ce was heard the case w, ~,
: aeNsonrnea until Monday. The plaalnth.hs
= suis.g tor $1,000 daruasess ALLEGED g oe
due for s.Andef.
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GENEROUS CONGREGATION.

The First Presbyterian church Of this
CITY has already raised $500 Of the IS, 5N.
apportioned to 1t of the Twentieth Cen.
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WHOLE NUMBER l6,O97.

:naindcr Of this side OF the floor spa ce will
be devoted to the exhibition of poultry.
OF which every conceivable kind will be
shown. There one can see the Plymouth
Rocks barred buT. and white: the wy
andottcs. silver, golden. buff, white par
fridge. and black. Among the Asiatics
Will be seen the Brahmas and Cochins
Of plumaSe- Among the Mediterraneans
will be exhibited the popular Leghorns
and Mino-cas, feathered in variety Of
co!ors. Proudly strutting in the coops
viii be seen the varieties of Polish. Ham
buTgs, French. and English breeds Of
fowls, brought to the show by local fan
cie;s and exhibitors from Massachusetts,
and Georgia, and rs far west as Ohio
Game bantams. and bantams that are not
game, turkeys. ducks, geese, and orna-
meI:tal fowls will be shown in number
and variety
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t,,rv Educa ,fonal Fund OF the Synod OF
Virginia. An opportunity will be given
the congregat ton to-day to raise the re-
naming 81, 500.
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The Dog Kennels.

On the right of the entrance door are
si'N5ted The dog kennels. They viii con-
Tan Now Foundlands. St Bernards. Great
Danes. g@eyhounds, EEglls-. and American
ir&aounds Chesapeake Bay dogs. ana a
FgloaGi3 collection OF pointers and Eng
4sz Irish, and Gordon settlers lhese
vii take UP the extreme right OF the
'e1E space. Then will come the coiiles
LtE!sh tullcogs. pull terriers. sostoH
tergs end bea gies. There viii be an
Interesting exl.-.tion Of fox terriers. and
n.-w Na,LeticS of the icy breeds.
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Mondays Programme.

The programme for Monday is as fol-
lows;: 10 4 NJ, Doors open. Exhibition
Of poultry, pigeons nnd pet stock Wcrk-
ing of ircurators. Bird and AQUARIUM
display. S P. al. Formal openinG OF the
show. Leisure time for the ;txa r,llnatlon
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A SOUTHERN HEROINE
BRAVE WOMAN, DEFENDING HOME
AND noSoR, KILLS a BRu-
tai NEGRO.
THE FIEND WEIGHS OVER 200.
Intended Victim Turned His own
Pistol Against Him.
coRoNEn,s JURY coa1MESDs HER
Remarkable Affair Occurred In Ker-
!. shaw County, South Carolina. and
MRS. mary T. Elliott Is, the Toast
of Her Neighborhood-shc Sought
to Protect Her Son Who Showed
Great Courage.
Remarkable Affair Occurred In Ker-

COLUMBIA. S. c.. November 22.-(spe-
.cjal.)-Mrs. Mary T. Elliott. a widow liv-
ing with her only child, a boy 10 years
old In lonely part of Kersaw county. Is
to-day the heroine in her section. Last
night fighting for her honor and the life
of her son, she faced almost certain
death and slew negro of gigantic pro-
portions. weighing el0 pounds.
A Mile from Her Neishbors.
Mrs. Elllott's white neighhors were half
q mile distant. Ned Kendrick, negro
saw mill hand lived few rods from her
house, Near midnight pistol was fired
in front OF her door. and voice warned
young Allen Elliott that If he poked his
head out of his door It would be blown off
that "the right kind of gang was at
hand.
Mrs Elliott and her son were in an ad-
Joining room. The widow recognized
Hendricks voice ard urged Allen to keep
quiet. There seemed nothing else to do,
as there were no firearms Of any descrip-
ton in the house.
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Incubators in Operation.

Ircupators in full operation will be ex-
hibitcd. where chicks will be hatched to
order just as lively and chirpy as those
gotten in the natural way. Every kind of
fowl and dog food will be shown. and
medicines suited TO the numerous all
nents that afilict fin, feather. and fur.
will be IN exhibition. The show will be
complete in every respect. and will COM
prize some of the most noted ribbon win
neTs in the country.
All sorts of domestic animals OF the
smaller types Will be seen. There will be
canaries. rabbits. ferri;s. mice, and rats
Belgian hares will be on hnrd nincing
bits Of ca bbaGe and apple. and looking so
smooth and soft resting on their haunch-
es.
There will be bedlam of sounds In
the Masonic Temple Monday. when this
aggregation of bird and beast get in po-
sition. Cackiing hens and quac<irg
ducks: growing roosters and kissing gan
1ers: canarics that trili and rats that
squeak-all will ift their voices above
the din of the decp-voced Great Dane,
and the sharp bark of the petted fox ter
rier, and above this discord Will be hecrd
tbs harmony of the electric pia7ola,
which will furnish the music FOR the occa-
sion
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Fine Boston Terriers.

Some fine Boston terriers will be eHh1h-
ted. FancIers cIai::a that this animal mas
no equals as housedog and companion
for man, woman. or child. Being short
haired, his odor is not too doggy. and ne
is easy to train. He has plenty OF pluch
but is not quarrelsolne. Ihere VIII pe
dogs from Mexico without any hair at
all ana a Chcwoowa dog-whatever that
g. The japanese mice will give several
germans during the week. and there VIII
be much laying Of eggs in the poultry sec
ton. The barnyard will be out In force
and chanticlecr will herald every hour
with his merry Growing.
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A Mile from Her Neishbors.
Smashed In the Door.

After Issuing his warning and COM
mand;ng Mrs Eendrick to open her door.
Kendrick, hearing no response. smashed
1t in with an axe. He stood in the door
way, brandishing his smoking pistol and
told the terrified woman that her life and
that Of her son depended upon her yield
Ing quietly to his desires. In that moment
of agony for his mother. the door Of
Allen opened and the boy rushed at the
negro without even stick in his hand.
A Terrible Struggle.
To protect her son Mrs. Elliott threw
herself in front OF the lad and they both
fell together on the negro. He was taken
by surprise and his pistol arm was press
ed to his side by the frenz!ed mother.
Woman, man and boy swayed across the
room then fell in a struggle to the floor.
The mother and son were no match for
Kendrick. and he was overcoming them
BOTH but better to exert himself, let fall
his pistol.
The weapon came within the grasp OF
Mrs Elliott. In an instant she had seized
It with her. free hand and pressing the
muzzle to Hendricks head pulled the
trigger. HIS arms relaxed and mother
and son were free. The coroners jury con-
gratulated the heroic woman.
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nrnnch and Bloodnounds.

In Inc rear. on the extreme right. a
place has been reserved Tor twelve blood
hsaaas belonging TO Hurricane Branch
81 nolk. , centrai ..cDnels wlli DC
oceas3cd by Tiger" and LADY, ana
oa @tae- side Will be seen their iuii-
Ei9M pups. The many man-ilunts IN
"fna these bloodhornds have part'ci,
pat7d in Virginia ana other States WI.
max htm an object OF special int:ress
10 visitors. Hurricane Brancn Will nave
ms oogg here Tuesday night, and VII.
'ftaic 10 The visitors his mary experiences
WIN Ais dogs through the mountains ana
t"aings Of Virginia when trailing the
fGet II escaped criminals.
5tl the extreme rear of the oul!aihE
WIZ tie seen tee exhibit OF fancy nsh
afd @aitzing japanese mice. together
WIN many varieties of small animals OF
eg"cr shape and funny ways. A fountain
@iA DC placee 10 this space TO add 10 us
sIGscuVeness.
Prize Poultry stock.
TO The left OF the entrance is cage
,U Tie Canada wild geese. with tnest
'ots aecks and soft rlame re, The To-.
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THIS DOG HAS WON ovER.25 FIRST PRIZES.

k span By II
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EXHIBITION OPENS To-MoRRow.
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CONNECTING LINK WITH PAST.
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In the centre Of the floor IS a tan-bark,
rins. where the prize winners will be ex-
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RANK WITH BEST IN THE EAST

Danes from Madison Square.
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ALOHA BRANCH PHILOSOPHICAL
SOCIETY.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

At the regular annual meeting OF Alo-
ha Branch t. s., last Ma. en-. tie follow
ing officers we're unanimously elected
for the present year by IL votes: A.
Marques. president; s. 1. Shaw. vice
president lsince resigned through gross
insult by A. F'ullerton); s. W. Shaw.
secretary; w. Dix, treasurer; l. ID.
Merry, librarian, while Mrs. NJ. d. Hen
bricks and Mrs A. Rowe, who style
themselves president and secretary Of
the same Aloha Branch. were elected
on their side by a fraction OF five vot-
ers only The alleged cancellation OF
Aloha charter by A. Fullerton, June g.
at the request of the minority only. is
an illegal act which is null and void
Moreover, by resolution of Aloha
Branch. dated April %. Alexander Full
lerton. general secretary American sec
ton. T. s., has ceased to be recognized
in that capacity by the said Aloha
Branch, and all intercourse OF the
branch with him has been suspended
until he fully apologies: (a) for his
ungentfemanly and untheosophical con-
duct in wantonly insulting five mem
bers thereof; OBJ for his undue favor
itism and pandering to the minority
faction; and now for his gross partial
ity against Mr.. Marques. who. on jan
uary 7th last, was unJustly and Illegally
expelled. on false and trumped up
charges. by Mrs Hendricks and her
four followers (to-wit: Mrs A. Rowe.
| the two Misses Rice. music teachers.
and ]. Rice, their father, in the alb
sence of all the other members, cow
ardly advantage being moreover taken
Of Mr.. Marques own absence through
sickness. so as to prevent him having
anv lawful trial and any chance to de-
fend and justify himself, although he
had written for postponement of the
meeting in order to be able to attend.
Such Is what certain people call JUS
| tice, Theosophy and Brotherhood. For
tunately the whole matter is still on
appeal before Colonel Olcott, president
founder T. g.
By order of meeting of July IL. 1902.
| s. w. SHAW,
Secretary Elect Aloha Branch 7. S.
| e225
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auction Sale
OF
Valuable Property
Nuuanu Valley
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 2,

AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON.
That desirable block OF land en- NpS-
ana avenue Immediately nlaiEai and
adjoining the premises Of Mr.. NJ
schultze This lot has a frontAga 81
about s54 feet on Nuusnu aveH1e. a
depth on mauka side OF about bsS feet.
and on makaI side OF about S54 nsef.
and on rear boundary Through which
the stream fows) about sss feet TStaI
area is about AZ acres
For further particulars and terms
and conditions OF sale. inquire Of
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIoNEEgA
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HElRLOOMS OF
CHINESE DYNASTY

SAN FRANCISCO. July 12-Chinese
Consul-General Ho Vow visited the
appraisers stores yesterday and in
sDected the seals and tablets seized by
the customs inspectors from the bag
gage OF Lieutenant John Schoeffel on
Juue 20th Ho Vow pronounced the
fades as genuine and deciphered FOR
surveyor of the Port Spear the inscrip-
tiors on each of them. he stated that
the seals came from the ancestral tenn
nIe in Peking, and belonged to former
rn1ers of the Celestial empire. All the
seals and Jade tablets have immense
values Recently seal, similar 70
those seized on the Hancock, was sofa
in London for $1,000.
The Inscriptions on the seals are IN
two dialects-the Manchurian and the
paL-inrese. After the name of the
monarch on each of the seals IS the
word Simplifying emperor or empress as
the case may be- The names are as
follows: Sac Jet Ye, Hwang HOW,
(empress); Shieh Chung Shin, Hwang
| Tee (emperor): Wen Chung Sin,
Hwang Tee (emperor): Ye, HwanS
How fempress); King Tsao Ye, HWang
| Tee (emperor).
+, The twelve jade tablets We're made
| in memory of his mother by kao
| chung Shun, Hwang Tee (emperor).
| The mothers name was Sac Shlng
Skin.
AS Ho Vow .scrutinized each OF the
| tablets Deputy Surveyor OF the Port
| Chauncey st. John had pencil ready
and wrote down the name at the CON
s,lI's dictation. Ho Vow stated that
| the seals and tablets were heirlooms
which the royal family OF China would
not relinQuish at any cost. The vigil
A % ~. Of
one thing. the Consul said that had
| prevented the sacrilege OF the priceless
| stones being sold and scattered broad
least over the world
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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN-
TION OF FORECLOSURE AND OF
SALE

MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON OF FORECLOSURE AND OF
SALE.
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 M Dowsett. Trustee, as mortga-
gee of the third part, and recorded IN
| the Hawaiian Registry Of Conveyances
in liber 221 on pages 3Se-3S2, the mort
gagee intends to foreclose the saio
| 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 al
the auction rooms Of James +. 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:
ID All that lot, piece or parcel OF
land containing an area Of 7S45 square
| feet situate on Young street at kulao-
kahua, Honolulu, and comprising al
the land mentioned and described IN
ROYAL Patent (Grant) 3454. issued &c
Grace A. Dodd.
(2) All that lot. piece or parcel OF
land containing an area of 7140 square
feet situate on Young street, Kulaoka-
hua. Honolulu, and comprising all the
| land mentioned and described in Royal
Patent (Grant) 3573, issued to Grace A
Dodd.
| Together with all the rights, ease
nnents, privileges and appurtenancet
| thereunto belonging.
]. M. DOwSETT. Trustee,
Mortgage
Terms: CASA. United States golc
coin: deeds at expense Of purchaser.
For further particulars apply e
Hslmes ana Stanley. attorneys 10
| Msrtsagee.
Dated Henslulu. NIly End, 1904.
| eafi-5308
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RICH LAND
Central KOna
FOR SALE

Nv order Of REINNE RODAM1T.
Trustee, / offer for sale those certain
narcels of land situate at OnouiAs soHtn
Kona. Island OF Hawaii, describes ~
ROYAL Patent (Grant) No. 1161 to " u
sehulse. and containing ia acres heS-
al Patent (Grant) No. 1852 TO AwAAzS
and containing 739 75-10O acres. stt1afS
at Reopuka and Onouli, Island OF Hs-
wall.
This IS a tract OF land OF over go
acres situated In the most fertile ans
richest portion of the Island OF Hawa1i-
IT faces the new Government roa0. ex
tends TO the sea, and is five HlinuaeS
walk from Kealakekua Bay, bY way
OF the old Government road WHICH fN.ls
through the property. Portions on w.
Ia-d are already under cultivation
This tract is so situated that q -
about midway between Kallua ard
TJookena. and five miles from Navoo-
poo. three most important ports OF the
Kona district. 1t has SUFFICIENT stsV1-
ton. running up 70 fourteen hundree
feet. to De particularly healthfui. asa
its soil is well adapted 70 the groTfh
Of sugar cane, coffee. fruits, cairYtng,
or for the promotion OF aiFeFAfsaeSh
farming.
Occupants Of this land have saey ae-
cess TO several ports for export, ana
with the advent Of the Kona RaliraaH
viii find themselves in close cofnEha-
nieation with the thriving CITY OF HS0-
This. of couse, affords splendid Sr-
portunity for the exporting o. farID
products TO the California markets.
with the revival OF the Kona sugar
Co. considerable portions OF this isAS
can be successfully planted 20 Sugar
cane.
This is one OF tie most sPlendl4 CD.
portunities for a good Investment tAah
has been put upon the market tos
considerable period Of time
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MEETING NOTICE.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co, Ltd, will be held at
the office Of the company. Queen street
HoroluIu. on Monday. July 18th, lSOZ.
at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF
electlng a president in place or J. Ena'
Esq, resigned, and to transacL sq ~
cher business az may be brought be-
fore tie meeting
Secretary.
Honolulu. July IA, 1872 SzzI
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HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY.
SPECIAL MEETING.

a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders Of the Hawaiian Agrtcul-
tiraI Company is called to be held at
tho office Of c. Brewer & Company
limited. IN Honolulu, on Friday July
25fh. 1902. at 10 O'Clock q. m. Tor the
purpose Of considering amending the
charter Of the company.
q r BISHOP,
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu, July 18th, 1902. s224
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r.. J. 1JoLrE. Proprietor
rort greet, Opposite Wilder - -.
PTRsT-CIAGS LUNCHES SLY A~'b
with Tea, Coffee. Soda WsteF.
Ssspazr Ale or MIX.
ous. froza a. m. 90 10 D. M
SnoofsrE' requisites q sDeciAtty.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

HAWAIIAN FERTILIZIifs CO., LTD.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders of the Hawaiian Fertile
cr Co, Ltd, Is hereby called by the
President for Wednesday, July 25rd, al
$3.50 a. M, at the offices of the HAWAII
an Trust Co.
Honolulu. July 18th. 1892.
J. b. ATHERTON,
s.ss President.
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FINE PASTURAGE.

Horses and cattle psstured close TO
Honolulu. 900 acre run; for terms ETC.
apply to room sos stanEenwald build
Ing.
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Honolulu. July "a, issE-
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
EVA PLANTATION CO.

EVA PLANTATION co.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAV-
Mig declared a monthly dividend of one
per cent on the capital stock Of this
company Dividend No. 81 will be pay
able on July S1st. 1909. to stockholders
of record July 2srd, 1902
Transfer books close July 2Srd, 1902,
at II m. and reopen August LIST. 1902.
w. A. BOWEN,
Treasurer.
Honolulu. Hawaii. July 21st, 1902.
G22e
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JAMES r MORGAN,
BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS

65 QUEEN STREET,