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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-15

Hackdriver j t Cropley is in the
Queens hospital in a dangerous
condition on account OF runaway
accident on Bsretania street near
Thomas square yesterday afternoon.
The outfit ran against telephone
pole, running a S400 horse. smashing
the hack aud throwing the driver
out on his head, rendering him un-
conscious. The passenger, E W
Quinn, escaped with slight bruises.
Joe Millett, champion pugiist OF
these Islands, sailed by the Ala
media for San Francisco. He will
rest month or two at his old home
in San Mateo county and will then
90 to New York to begin his ma.
tional career, the foundation Of
which was 80 we'll laid here. Seen
tleman Joe" sspires to be the cham
pion light heavyweight of the world
aud his Honolulu friends believe
he will achieve it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-15

The following Honolulu crick ct
ers will meet team from the Anglia
at Makiki this afternoon: S Beard
more, II Birkmyre, r r Cation, A r
Hatfield, II A Jordan, Capt Kelly,
G P Morse, J 9 McGill, w L Stan
lev, H w Wills.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-15

Mrs Q 5 Crane sailed by the Ala
media this morning for the Coast
to visit friends for about six |
weeks.
The U S tug 1roquois. with Gov
ernor Dole aud party on board, sail
ed this morning for Lanai, Maui and
Hawaii.
This is the last day for paying
semi-annual water rates, The ten
per cent penalty will be put on to-
morrow.
Acting French Consul A Raas en-
tertained yesterday afternoon in
honor OF the anniversary of the Fall
OF the Bas.ile.
The Senate chamber is being ft-
ted up again for the Secretary of
the Territory, and he will occupy it
in few days.
Col Sam Parker has purchased
$4,000 acres of grazing land on Ha
wsii from Lucy X Peabody aud 9TH
ers, paying SIP 500 for it.
Col Will E Fisher is trying to
form a union of real estate agents
for the purpose Of encouraging i'm
migration and settlement.
1t has been definitely decided to
open the big new Young hotel on
the evening OF July 81. A swell
ball will be the leading feature.
The Alameda sailed almost
promptly at 9 o'clock this morning
for San Francisco, taking heavy
cargo and good list OF passen-
gers.
The British cableship Iris sailed
yesterday afternoon for Vancouver.
After laying a short section of cable
there she will return by way of Ho
nolulu TO London.
: Captain Berger, bandmaster, has
sprained knee, resulting from a
mix no between himself aud drsy
at the Kinau wharf yesterday. He
will be out OF commission for at least
week;
The Ohio Club was most pleas
antly entertained by w @ Weldon
and family last evening. In the alb
sence of DR. Garvin, the president,
Rev E S Muckley, vice president,
officiated as chairman.
The Supreme court has decided
the case OF Victoria va Kolama,
damages in the sum of $1,000, de-
clariug the father responsible for
the act OF his seven-year old child in
shooting the plaintiff in the original
case.
The following Honolulu eric ket-
0TS Will u66t bodlu lEOuu tuo AuHiin
, at Makiki this afternoon: S Beard
more, Il Birkmyre, r r Cation, A r
Hatfield, II A Jordan, Capt Kelly,
G P Morse, J @ McGilI, w L Stan
Icy, H W Wills.
Second District Judge Dicksy has
been assigned as first magistrate and
Third Judge Davis as second, this
arrarg4n eat to hold until the Gov
ernor returns from the other isl'
ands. 1t is believed to be the in
tention OF the Governor to make
these appointments permanent,
Mrs Emma Watson has brought
suit against her father, Clau
Spreckels to recover possession o
property in Honolulu which shC
assigned to him upon her marriage
to the Sau Jose broker. The pro
psrty is valued at about 100000 ant
consists principally OF business lot
and buildings
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-15

Second District Judge Dickey has
been assigned as first magistrate and
Third Judge Davis as second, this
arrarg4n eat to hold until the Gov
erpor returns from the other isl-
ands. 1t is believed to be the in
tention OF the Governor to make
these appointments permanent,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-04
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule elective Januars ii, 1875.

TrsiIs leave from Pennsylvania siation-
$40 a. N Daily. Local for Harr.s0aourE,
Warrelton. Charlotte, and way stations.
Io.bi a. N. Daily Washington aud Florida
Limited FIrEt-class coaches and draWiug-room
sleeper 70 jacksonville. Fla Dining car service
u;l5 a. N. Daily United States Fast Nail
+ Class coaches and drawing room sleeper
20 Ne~ Orleans. Dining service
l:1 ?, m Wees Days Loool for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
$50 ?. N. Daily. Local for Msuentoa and
Charlottesville
Limited solid Pullman trsin- Through Draw
ing Room sleepers to Aka, Augusta, say4n-
nah, Jacksonville. and St Augustine Club,
Dining, and Observation Cara
s;45 p m Daily. New YORK and Atlanta EH'
press tirst-usass COEch and sleeper 70 Atlanta :
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Friday. sunset
Route Tourist sleeper ashingtoR T. san
Francisco. Pullman BuEet service
700 n n Daily. New York and Florida
Express Fir1t- class coach and sleeper 20 Cam
oen- summerViLe, Charleston, Savannah. Jack
sOnyille. and Port Tampa; sleeper to Augusta
and connection for Aiken Dining car service
lV;ol p IA Daily. New York and hemphi3
Limited (via Lynchburg). First class coach and
sleeping car to Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga. and Memphis; deeper 70 Ne Orleans.
Dining car service.
1915 2 m. Daily. Washington and south
western Limited All Pullman train. club and
otscrN1tion cars TO Atlanta ard Macon sleep
ers 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. 4en-Pnls.
New Orleans Monday. wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper 70 PinehUrst. DinlnG car ser
vice.
TRAINS on BLCEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Warrington. $50 A. m and so p m;
daily. Week days 100 p M, t-s5 p u -ha
6:25 2 "a Latter for LeeabuTR only
through trains from the South arrive VAN.
ington GAP a. -, 6.52 a. m. 20 a. m, S-s9
a n, % 2 H., S-l5 P m, and 80 p m
daily; 1915 a. m daily. except MONDAY Local.
trains from Hauiscpbwg. a 80 a. H. wees dAl
and g-Oj p. m daily. Prom Charlottesville,
SIS a. and s-O5 p. N. daily.
Tickets, sIeepi-E car reservations, and &C.
tailed information cgr be had az ticket Offices.
7O5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave. and Penn'
sylvania Station. Baggage checked throuE .
I from hotels and residences.
Phone 1870 r. L. r. Cab Service
C. H. ACKERT. General Manager.
s. II. HARDWICK- General Pass'r Agent
| L s BROWN. General Agent
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO ~.

Trains leave Pennsy lvania station Daily
900 = N-CHICAGO AND ST LOUD SPE-
CTsT solid vestiuule. electric lighted.
dining car train. with Pullman sieepers %
ToufsvTIIe Cincinnati Indianapolis. ana 81
Louis Parlor Cars Cincinnati 70 OhlcaSc-
Dining Car from Washington
1r-1O p NJ r. v. LIMITED solid yestibuie-
electric lighted. dining car train, with fuii !
mn -1eer5ers 20 Cincinnati, lexington, ana
Louisville. Compartment Sleeper 20 tir-
rinia Hot Springs daily except sunday
S7eeuers Cincinnati 20 Chicago and 81
Louis Dining car
rese-vation AMI tickets at 513 Pennsylvania
ay.nle. COO Fourteenth Street, near 4, and az
fbe station. Telephone 16t0 L1r Pennsy vans
80 sc-y5ce r. ". FULLER.
TeIep6oae. Main 1906. General Passenger agent
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WANTEp-Expcrienccd unmarried woman 10 ID
general housework. sos " o.. NV. mh3-Z
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-R0OMS.

WANTED-An unfurnishd front basement room,
Northwest; private family. Address MISS
CENDEL. or X ST. mh3-St
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Bagcage called for and checked from hotels
,r4 residences by Union Transfer CO. on orders
left 40 ticket offices C45 fellIsy L'aiilS ANsnss
-l-thv,es. New YORK Avenue aud FlfteeRth
.--..r and Il statlon-
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FOR RENT--STORES.

FOR RENT Large, fine store, stable and large
bake owen. uu .tl 81. sH-, near Smithsonian
all for 500 G.. BOYER Sc CO., gIO p So nv.
mhf.-t
FOR RENT-At junction Brightwood ave and
District line. store. lO-ruuw house. large stable
fruit and grounds, beautiful for any business;
stable pays rent mCh2-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED BY respectable colorcd girl. place
chambermaid ur nurse IN private i"HlLt -
1909 Madison 50. NV. li
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR IN
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnishcd, three
Irizht rooms on second floor. suitable for light
housekeeping. $50 ST. NV mhi-St
FOR RENT Beautiful heated and newly papered
rooms, single or eu suite. l-+3 18th ST. NV.
mh;-2t
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TRAINS on BLUEMONr BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 a. n and 4 80 p m
daily Week days. 1 90 p M, 4-s5 p u 2ht
b:Zo r ~ Latter for LeeabuTg only
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FOR RENT--FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT Furnished hall room, 81 per week;
also large room, $50 per week. ~ r ST. NV
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLAnEoUs.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR sALE-Fine secondhand upright piano
$500; worth $50 new; good second hand up
right as low as $50; good organs. 50; all on
easy PAYMENTS see Is before decldlng-
DE MOLL'S MUSIC HOUSE.
Phone llH- l23l G St. NV.
mh4-tf
FOR sALE-Neyy Baltimore range, No. 9; chiId's
large crib, springs, good as new also nue old
steel engraving go Ne" Hampshire ave NV
L-ll.-2e
FOR SALE-FTfteen slot machines; money
makers: very cheap CAPITAL BUSINESS EA-
CHANGE, Atlantic Building mha-3t
FOR sALE-Large meat counter. two pairs
scales. and show case, cheap. 100 81 NV
mh2-8t
FOR sALE-Di-bes. hotel and tin ware. at
half price. HOLLYWOOD, sth and sts- NV
mh3-5t
FOR sALE-Laree ice chest suitable for dairy
lunch dining room or hotel. HOFMOOD,
sJh and X SIS NV Storage, 81 per load
mnS-SI
lunch counter. Address Bon III. this once.
FOR SALE-Weat box Call u5s 10Th ST.
mh3-3t
FOR sALE-At once. leaving CRY, entire con-
tents o. naval officers residence, solid ba-
hoEany bedroom suites, S25, brass beds, 81
cost SEQ. fine hall tree. with box i'm seat, So
mahogany inlaid parlo- sulJc. SIS, lron beds.
iron springs. felt and hair MATTRESSES, odd
pieces cllifonieTs. adde's dressing tables, ladies
/ desks, r0ll-t0p desks. fine statues mahogany
| bookcases, antique solid mahogany tables,
rockers, hall chairs wardropcs, rugs. carpets
I leather couchcs. and every conceivable piece OF
! furniture that can be put IN house Price no
robject. must sell Al once See the Paymaster
/ +Sl 9Th 40 nv" LL--L- -
FOR SALE-Steam runahout, in perfect run
Z ming order, cheap for cash Address BOX l6l,
/ FOR sALE-Dr.ss goods, silks, lace curtains.
porrieres. blankets. comforts, men S and boys
Ily payments drop postal, / call JOSEPH
! CAIN, 237 Pa ave NV. mchl-5t
/ TIE most Efficient and durable standard type
l writers. SGI and $50 Machines rented cheap.
MOORE BROS, 1897 j ST. Phone lSl4-N-
fe2s6Jt
FOR sALE-Gas engine. 2la horse power; good
as new. half price for cash WOLFE. 9th AMI ii
I SITS NV fe27-5t
/ FOR SALE-Tuo fine old vi1Iius. SIS and $50;
also fine viola. with boH and case, $50 BAND
/ QUARTERS. Fort Nyer Va te-5-it
/ FOR sALE-Upright and square piano bargains;
I must close out our stock or used p---ls 10
make room. Chichcring square. $50, Hsines
/ shall * WenGau upright, 5000 himhal up
| right $50, Smithsonian upright, >--s5 easy
/ STIEFF FACTORY WAREROONS,
81 Eleventh st. " w
! J. c. COSIIFF, Manager. ic21-t
5FOoT CURTAIN POLES. with fixtures. Zoe;
CARPET lining. So and Be- yard. stair pads. Zoe;
I mating from Toe yard up, good quality Zoo.
IoilcIoth. 25c yard. kLEEBLATT'S. nth and d
I SIS. ne. fel6-u
/ FOR SAILS for Norris chairs With hair
/ cushion. % for hair mattrels IN two parts;
/ bedroom and Parior suites, 81 per week Get
. our prices REDAOND'S, 3l1-8lS 1Uh 81. nW.
/ e9-u
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money 70 loan az 81 20 9 per cent, In sum
Of $1,000 TO $1,000, on ID. q. real estate. paJ
OF 5 and per cent mortgage and begin anew
all transactions conducted with economical GOD
tideration for borrower.
Wk. ID SAUNDERS Co. 10. r St AZ.
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For RFNT-SUBURRAN

FOR BENr-For board of owner. Eve partly fur
uishcl rooms. eve miles from city; shade. fruit.
rric and steam cars. Address BOX 49,. thin
office uhf-5t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RFNT-TIE PENHURST. As II 81. ne,
near Government Printing once and all car
lines Two modern Housekeeping apartments.
four rooms and BATH IN thorough order, -
per month each.
FOR RENT-The La Grande 4th st. NV. be
tween L and G. sts., opposite Pension Bureau
Two modern housekeeping apartments, five
rooms and bath newly renovated throughout.
'front.' view. thoroughly heated Second floor,
$50. fourth floor. $50. ON lease.
FOR RENT-TEc EinEman. Massachusetts, ave.
NV. between 4th and 9Th SITS; faces south;
central location. New, modern housekeeping
apartments. five rooms and bath, handsomely
finished and paperCd; electric light. all con
vruipurcs. $50 per month and up. Apply 90
~. r. COWEN. Room 6. Bliss Building. 30 B
ST. NV mh3-tf
FOR RENT-A three room fat. steam heat, gas;
best locality. Apply 1910 l9th ST. NV mh23t
FOR RENT-Tnrcc- room fats. with privilege OF
bath. gas. and heat. Apply 35l 81. NV.
FOR RFNT-ycrv attractive fats. four rooms
and BATH porcelain tubs. located Northeast.
rent reduced 20 So Ds- month EDWARD 81
REEVES. Inc. Ga 18th st. NV fe2s-6t
FOR RENT-THE PENIURST. ss II ST. ne,
near Government Printing Ollee and all car
lines. Two modern Housekeeping apartment.
four ROOFS ard bath. In thorough order So
per month each. Apply to W. +. COWEN.
Room S, Bliss Building, 80 st. NV. les II
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BALTIMORE bND OHIO r. 4.

Leave washington. fsw jersey Ave and 81
Chlcago and Northwest. 'lO-1O a H. Ga
? m - r..-.--s,,. 800
a. M - rs p N, -l-l0 nlgaI
T. M and i 90 night
Columbus and " hee-lnE. ~ p N
WiEchesIer. lls.s5 A. Il. l4-l5 and uS:S
p
kH HIaS i7so. $3.50. lI1.5O m. n4:sa.
~ x ISIS. $500 IlO:5O A. m '-I:I4
'i' H i.a 1890 a n aud 1870 p IA
BoTd and way points. s:S5. $50 q u
ssI.I5 i4-SO, $3.50. --IO-15, ll1=So ?. H
Caithersbur- and way points. IS, $500 a
I1z.50 rs. $50. ls-SO. 800. A5-so.
= -O5, .-lO-I5. ill-So p m
Washington Junction and way points $780,
80 90 a. m. '-I-I5, ,t.So. 1890 ?. m
Rsltimore, week days, 1S.OO, 800, 6-So
n. $40 noon, M.S5, GS;oo 80. y 80.
4.S5 x5-O5 5-25. ago. ESQ. 1s 90. xl0-0o.
1II.ao, IS5 m SUNDAY Gay 81 ~ - "a
zs so Is .O5, SIS. ESQ. xs'oo. Tlo'Oo. 1n 30.
Il IS p n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Baltimore. fhiiace4phia, NeN AorA, Bossoo.
and the Ease, . 90 - so SDiheT( 80 'SSi-
slE.ZO tDiaer). 800 hoya Limited,
UluarJ, 1900 (fLllAdeiphla only), Gus
O1Inerj. 500 and 'u.SO ,. n (sleeping Car
Stlsn.ic CITY. 90. llIo.0o A. n. li12:2o.
.gslfv. ,iExcept Sunday. s'Sunday only
NExpress trains
Barrarc called for and checked rom hotels
ana residences by Union Transfer CO. on orders
Ieft a. ticket offices. Cl3 Pennsy lvanis Ayen1s
ngrthVes, New YORK Avenue and FnteenSs
street. and % station
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Leave Washington, Peaua- X l. station
tO-A6a- M sEABOARD NAIL 80 Ihroush
Gailv Pullman SlesPers 70 Jacksoa-
vile. connecting a. hamlet
with Pullman sleeper to Atlanta
7 p. m. SE.AboAA p LotAiL'A -
naily IIED-Sold tram % Jaclsoa-
.ille ana 81 Augustine. with Pullman Draw
in- Room and Compartment rlccpera, ODseTfA-
ton Club Car and Dining Car.
$50 .. n1.-SEABOARD EMPRESS - sold
Irl.u 10 jacksonville and Tampa. with Pullman
~.stuers aal Gaze Dining Car-Pullmlu siceper
ru Atlanta. Through service O. Pluehursr-
A. o q. m. LDCA--I0 Petersburg, ksleiSh,
nafEv. Southern Pines lPlnehurst).
Hamlet. and intermediate pOinLs
Office, I42I Peuua- Ave.
c. B. RYAN. W P COSKLfF.
GcnI Pass'r Agent Genl Agt- Pass'r Dept
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Beautiful two and three room
suites. $3.50 To $40; no housekeeping. superior
table, home comforts 1.-TWO meals. So month.
1913 81. NV. mh3-3J
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WANTED NpcricuCed proUarCrs IN millinery
wurkrnUn. permanent position Apply O.
MAYER BROS * co a&9 r st. NV. mcul-5t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Cheap at $500; rents sI[5o;
neat Groom press brick bay-window brick; near
st. car line ne. MOORE & HILL Qnc), ~
18th ST. NV. mch2 eod-u
FOR SALE-Cheap AZ g. go: Capitol Hiu,"
near the Capitol and Library; only a short
distance from Maryland ave. ne, 3story, 9
room brick: cellar; lot over % feet wide. 100
feet deep 20 wide alley; TIIS HOUSE WILL
RENT READILY FOR S30.5O PER MONTH. APP
ply for permit 20 inspect. MOORE & HILL
Inc). az 14th ST NV rnch2-eod-t
FOR SALE-An s-room hay-windov brick on X
St. near st. Aloysius' Church. good size lot;
alley; 5000 MOORE & HILL Onc.). III 18th
ST. NV mch2-eod-u
FOR SALE-Near the Capitol and Library.
eral new 1-room. bay window bricks with stone
trimmings; tiled baths; cement cellar; furnace
heat; houses built on reception hall plan, al
ways rented at S25; cheap 1t 81, 500; easy pay
ments At AZ per cent interest. MOORE &
Hill Qnc.), ~ l4th St NV meh2-eod-d
FOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN.
Either a good investment or suitable
homes for the most exacting. Two houses
the Heights three stories cellar; brick;
side lights; II rooms. Lot 25Xll4. In eN-
ceIlent condition. so 100 is now loaned on
them. Can be bought FOR less than Sl3, 500.
Make Us offer on one or both.
CANNON & SUMMERS,
1922 p ST. y. W. PHONE MAIN $3.50.
mh3-3Ot EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
FOR SALE-A comfortable home or profitable
investment; siX-room frame, two doors from II
ST. cars, viii pay over Is per cent on amount
invested; price, $500 A. A. WILSON & CO.,
aO3 9TH 81. NV mh3S
8 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
NEAR UNION STATION.
To CLOSE AN ESTATE ] am authorized TO
sell a twO-story and cellar bay window brick
dve..lnG, G large rooms and pantry and bath;
lot 10 feet front by good depth TO alley. best
section OF ST.; always rented at $50 per
month: when new station is building, this
property viii bring SIS per month. PRICE
ONLY g. 900.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
Honest Dealing in Realty"
Tel. esq. COZ r St NV.
BUILDERS LOANS MADE AT 5 PER CENT
INTEREST mch2-H
How To Be Your Own Landlord,
Near Mount Pleasant with 800 cash and SO
monthly. For full particulars drop postal, tele-
phone, or call for lG-page Illustrated Book
let Plat, etc. Buy before (not aftcr) the tx
tension Of 18th Street IL you wish 70 receive the
great increase in value that IS sure TO follow
FULTON r. GORDON,
7o4 I4th N. W. Telephone Main sos n.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-04

WANTED First class waist hands IN our dress
NV. EEIN'S mu%-3t
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NEW K-ANTvERP-PARIS.
iceland Mar. = 10 am Naderl' d. Aiar-2l,10 am
Finland Mar a. 10 Am Kens' ton Mar. o. 10 am
CoMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 T St
NV. or Geo. ". Nos. 1f11 G St. NV felS-u
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WALL PAPER
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. frm comfortable.
durable. beautiful undesirable; positively
painless. DR. l. B. WILSON. SO l2th 81. NV
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A Nice. neat. clean woman for gen
cr3l homework. white or Colorcd, only two
adults. Address BON IO7. this office. moh2-3t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE

NEW YORR-SOU TIL AAPTON-LONDON.
Phila... Mar. IL 10 a. m. Phila...Apr- /, 10 am
ST Paul Mar. Is 10 am. St Paul.Apr. s. 10 an
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STORAGE.

STORAGEl STORAGEl STORAGE!
Large, airy and iisht rooms for storage, DO
better location.
BROWN g. TDI~tN ATtTIONEEE~.
mchI-tf IfOg-Il y. y. ave.
STORAGE. Zoe load. UNITED STATES sToR-
ACE CO.. 40 10th ST. NV iez--Io-
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
FORT rLUPToN

VS.. Falkenberg occupied the NJ,
{. pulpit last SUNDAY
The fall roundup for cattle started
last week. Cattle are reported to be
in good condition.
The town beard met in regular ses-
sion Monday evening and transacted
some important business.
MIS-. Austin Sldd of California is
visiting at the Z. {. Reynolds home
and expects to make Lupton hel fu'
ture home.
The W. O. W. S and their families
were invited to banquet at Brigh-
ton Thursday evening, given under
The auspices of the W O. w. lodge OF
that place
W. G. Hubbell of this place and
Miss Cronkhite OF Greeley were mar
red at the home of the brides par
ents last thursday and returned Sat
urday to their home on Park avenue.
The friends of Mrs. Loren Becker
gave her a surprise on Saturday even
ing She will leave for Longmont
Tuesday to join her husband, who Is
employed in the sugar factory at that
place,
Rev. II j. Grace and Miss Barlow
of Denver were united in marriage
in Denver last Saturday at the resi-
dence of Presiding Elder Phifer. Az
ter a brief trip to Manitou aud other
Colorado points they will return to
their homes in TINS city.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
All Over Weld.

Mrs. Harvey, who has been visit
iEg her uncle and aunt, MI. and Mrs.
George Snider, returned to her home
in Leadyille last week.
The finch party at f. NJ. Gwyn S
Friday evening was well attended and
enjoyed by all. Elmer Terry and Mrs
]. NJ. Kutch were winners OF the first
prizes.
The entertainment given Tuesday
evening bv Diamond circle w. o. w.
was well attended and appreciated by
all. Miss Ola Biuwell rendered some
uice selections.
w d. Egner was the recipient of a
handsome chain and charm, pre-
sented him last Wednesday evening
by the PlattevilIe band, it being his
birthday. The bows quietly stole in
on Mr.. Egner and spent pleasant
evening
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08

Barnard and Mrs. Thomas Evans.
All are reported as improving.
A TYPOGRAPHICAL error occurred in
I last weeks items. Instead OF Sloo,-
600 worth of shipments from this
station it should have read $1,000
Messrs. Buster of Loveland and
John Havener OF Fort Collii ID
Maloney of Longmont were dol y
surance business here du,in1 %.
week.
Hotel Tucker finds business Sc = st-
| ing that more help is required. aey
serve about seventy-tive meals dai.y.
A number of lodgers are turned away
most every day.
The vicinity of JohnStOwn is com
paratively healthy at present. a con-
dition which most people are thank.
ful for. DR.. Holden states that
there are fewer calls for medical ser
vices than cor some weeks past.
Mrs. Mansley, state organizer for
the Circle W. O. w. has instituted
lodge at Johnstown of fifty mem
bers, forty-four of them being new
members. Tuesday evening the
Loveland team and other members
TO the number of twenty-five ATTENDED
the meeting to initiate and exem-
plify the work There were about
twenty from Berthoud Circle present.
The work was well done, every move
mept and charge approximating per
fection. Those from Loveland were
Masdames Duhield, Nj 'aney, Wag'
ner, Skelly, William Derby, Harry
Boyd, Davis, Edmonds, Chambers,
Brim, Lee Hays, Merriman, Kauf-
man, Cox, Trimble. Thompson, Miss
Elsie. Benoit and Others whom We
scribe failed to note. G. w. Wag
ner, DR.. Cramer, Mr.. Sicily and
Howard Coulter represented the
heroic part of the number. These
were preemptorily elected from the
hall. AT late hour on promises OF
good behavior they were re-admitted
to participate in the last part Of the
evenings program, banquet. y
crowd has never come to our
village. The Circle is well estab-
lished, having representative citizens
for its membership.