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The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
To the Electors Of Webster County.

/ take this method of announcing
shat, after a systematic canvass of the
county in the interest of my candi.
dacy for the nomination for the office
of county attorney at the ensuing
Republican county convention, | feel
reasonably sure OF such nomination.
As most Of you are aware, this is the
first time, after Il residence of 20 years
an the county, that | have asked for
anything. The Republican party owes
me nothing. ! owe the party every.
thing. trust that, il successful in
the convention. and at the polls,
may prove myself worthy of the con.
hdence of You all. Sincerely yours,
joins NJ. C%HAFfIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Republican County Convention Called
for AOrll 22,

The Republican county central com
mittee met yesterday and decided TO
call the county convention for April
-, at IL o'clock a. m But M con.
vention will be held this year, and at
this convention delegates will be Sc.
lected to the state and congressional
conyentions, aud nominations made
for county officers Township and
precinct chairmen should issue theiI
caucus calls Immediately.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Business Notices.

Light harness at Joe Fogel's.
Try that calf meal at Caldwell's.
Infants ll.wool white shirts, soc.
+. Newhouse.
Try Ward Hayes for a first class
shave or haircut.
II you want the best and cheapest
harness, 60 to Fogel's.
Furnished Rooms for Rent-Inquire
of Mrs. j. A. Tulleys.
Mo%ranville's Perfection Hair Tonic
for sale at Schatfnit's barber shop.
Some more Of that cream white
Henrietta at +. N~ewhouse's, at 25c q
yard.
Now is the time to take a spring
tonic to purify the blood, cleanse the
liver and kidneys of all impurities
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain tea will dc
the business. b cents. Tea or table s
&C. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Died.

Jim Abel Of Red Cloud died of acute
appendicitis, at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. W. W. Wright, in this city, where
he was visiting at 545 yesterday after.
noon. The day previous an operation
was performed in hopes Of saving his
life, but Of no avail.
The death is particularly sad. as the
young man came here about two weeks
ago for a happy visit with his brother,
A. A. Abel and sisters Mrs Wright OF
Hebron and Miss Clara Abel Of Chi.
cago.
After a short service at the house,
conducted by Rev. X j. Phipps, and
under the auspices Of the A. y U. W,
for interment he vas taken back home,
q. Red Cloud, to sleep the sleep that
knows no waking.
For some time he had com planned of
pains in the region OF the appendix,
and on Saturday was taken i'll and
went t o bed He grew steadily worse,
until on Wednesday a consultation of
physicians decided that an operation
was necessary. His parents arrived
from Red Cloud with DR.. Creighton,
who performed the operation with the
assistance of local physicians. The
day following, Matte and Frank Abel,
brother and sister of the deceased, ar
rived from ii c oud, and the entire
family was together at the last.
TIE bercaved relatives have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire com.
munity Hebron Journal.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral Of james X. Abel was
held Sunday at 3 p. IN. from the Con.
gregational church in this city, and
was one of the largest funerals ever
held in Red Cloud. The funeral vas
under the auspices Of the A. y. L. W.
lodge, Of which Mr.. Abel was a mem
Der. Rev. Fi,z of the Brethren church
opened the services, and the sermon
was preached by Rev. + l.. Hutchins
~ lue vi IT, 'lluitl, WIN paul u tpuCl'
ing tribute to the memory of the
young man and offered words of solacc
and comfort to the bereaved relatives
and friends. There was ardly a dry
eye in the large audience when the
services were ended AT the close OF
he services those present were given
the opportunity 10 veiw the remains
The large number of people who
were compelled to remain outside the
church during the services were tn,
first to view the corpse, followed by
those who were already in the church
The casket and tables surrounding
the pulpit were banked with beautiful
floral tributes sent by loving friends
The pail bearers were Stacey MOI
hart, Bert Morhartl Roy Oatman, EC
Plat, Sherwood Albright and Pau
Pope, former school-mates and friend.
of the deceased
The A. o. U. w. lodge, in body, acted
as an escort to the remains. which
were followed to the cemetery bv
arge crowd of sympath izing frie nds o
the bereaved sanity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Mayor Il. W. Ross.
For City Clerk l.. II. Fort.
For City Treasurer j. o. Butler.
For Police Judge j. S. White,
For Councilman, First ward W. Il
Parker.
For Councilman, Second ward C. F.
Gather.
For Councilman, Second ward, to fiji
vacancy George J. Warren.
For Members of School Board v
B. Fulton and Il. h. Penman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
known to the bureau.

Saturday the state normal school
board met and accepted the plans
drawn by Architect ~Berlinghof of
Beatrice, for the kearney normal
school. The board was more than
pleased with the drawings and the
people Of Kearney, and of the whole
state, will have something to be proud
of when the drawings have been work
ed into brick and mortar.
Secretary Royse Of the state bank
ing board has ordered the Reserve
Investment company of America to
cease business in Nebraska. because
its plans do not meet with the appro.
val of the banking department.
Insurance Deputy Pierce of the
auditors office has refused to renew
the permit of the National Masonic
Association ecause in his judgement
the expense account has grown enor
mously within the last year. Will,
there has been no proportionate in.
crease in the membership roll or gross
income.
Governor Mickey visited Osceoli
Saturday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Lincoln Letter.
LINCOLN. NEB., March IS,

AisNNoLN. ANLb., NnuItu 80.
Judge w. ID. McHugh has been
pointed a member of the Omaha fire
and police board. Mr.. McHugh was
a little more than a year ago
to succeed c. G. Wright, who had been
elected city attorney. He is one of
the most prominent democrates in the
state, has been a faithful member of
the board and ha. been an invaluable
aid to that body because of his legal
ability and his acquaintance with
Omaha and the wishes of her people.
His reappointment WAS "A surprise to
none, as it is in strict accordance with
Governor Mickey's habit of retaining
good public servants in their positions
Mrs. Edith II Chamberlain. wife of
the "Tecumseh bank wrecker,' has ap
pealed to the supreme court in an eff.
fort to save a small amount of pro-
perty which her husbands creditors
believe should be turned over to them.
The home property is involved, also
the proceeds of the sale of some chat
tells which Mrs Chamberlain admits
were sold by her, but only in order to
support her children. She says i'm her
brief that she has corresponded with
her husband since his flight. but de
clares that she does not know where
he is at present.
I I I
Chief Deputy Game Warden George
T. Carter issued a license to himself
one day last W elk and went out to
Phelps county to enjoy the first outing
he has had since assuming the duties
of his office Simultaneous with his
arrival there prairie fires sprang up all
over the county Now Carriers friend,
are wondering whether he played a
mean joke on Phelps county or Phelps
county played a mean joke on him.
7 T
Don. G, Despair, chief clerk in the
labor bureau, and president of the
Western Association of Free Employ
ment Bureaus, has called "A meeting
of the association to be held in Chi
cago, April I, for the purpose of ar
ranging a system of reports and
schedules which will be uniform anf
for the further purpofe of securing
complete cooperation between the
various states in securing and distri
buting harvest hands for the COMING
season.
The Nebraska bureau has been ask
ed to advertise the fact that there il
to be an industrial exposition in Cap,
Town, South Africa, in November
December, 1903, Would-be exhibitor,
are requested to make their intention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Will Lose Ms Eve.

Mrs. John Hasselbacher went to
Omaha this morning. Her son, Curtis,
who had his eye injured a short time
ago, will probably have the eye re-
moved in order to ave the other eye
and Mrs, Hisselbacher went to Omaha,
to be present at the operation, Curtis
is but Is years of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

Ed. Burkett seems to be the only
candidate for the senatorship who
can succeed in getting Endorsements
from county conventions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

While we have not been authorized
to his candidacy, WI believe
the Republicans of Webster county
can do no better than renominate
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

l hereby o that | am a cand-
fdate for the Office of county attorney,
subject to the action Of the Republi-
can voters of Webster county
A. Il. RITCHEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

Senator Burton of Kansas has been
convicted Of tne charge of using his
senatorial influence with the p~ostoffice
department to prevent the prosecution
of the Rialto Grain and Securities Co,
at st Louis Burton's opponents in
Kansas freely predicted that he would
disgrace himself and the state should
he ever be sent to congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
Farm Loans,

have just prepared myself to make
farm loans at a low rate Of interest
either in Jewell, Smith or Webster
counties; can pay off at any time.
j. II. BAILEY, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01
MARRIAGES.

At the neatly furnished home of the
contracting parties, in the northeastern
part of the city, Wednesday evening +,
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

State politics are quieting down
since the withdrawal of the opposition
10 Governor Mickey's denomination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

1t looks as though there would be no
opposition to the city Republican
ticket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

Hon. Charles Hunter Of Inavale to
succeed himself in the state legisla.
ture,
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

FIX Congressman W B. Andrews has
sprung his candidacy for the senate at
an inopportune time Mr.. Dietrich
has fixed things so that any candidate
claiming Tasting. as his home will be
looked upon with disfavor for some
time to come. This is rather hard up
on that entcrprising city, but it is big
enough aud strong enough to stand il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-01

The nomination for secretary of
state lies between Addison Waite Of
Otoe county and \. Galusha of Web.
ster county Taking into considera.
ton the matter of location, ability,
party service and every thing that goes
to make up a winning ticket, the
chances seem TO favor the man from
Webster. Get together, boys, and see
that southwest Nebraska gets a place
on the state ticket.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-05-01
Petta er Pannig frumkve0i0:

S->0o & ~ AOCA oSuoI ANS
~respite-respite and nepenthe @N
from thy memories of Lenore! )"
Skaldi0 talar her vi0 sjalfan sig en- ekki
vi0 hrafninn, og segir ckki a0 quo half sent
krumma med englunum, en- reynir a6 hug
hreysta 'sjalfan sig me0 Pvi a0 telja ser tru
um az gu6 half sent england ser til hugfr6-
unar / harmi sfnum.
I'm her fer Matthias svo langt fra oroum
og efni frumkvaoisins, = ems og vi5ari py6-
ingu sinni, - a0 varla er h@gt az segja hvort
hann half skil;0 rGtt eoa misskili0 malio og
hugmyndina.
1 frumkv@0inu er oroio: Nevermore,-
ney6ar-6p deyjandi vonar, sem altaf 6gnar Or
vantandi sal,--Par or Pvi svo snildarIegga fyr-
ir komio, a0 Pa0 hrifur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
me0 tofraafi, og par er PAD hyrningarsteinn
listarinnar.
Og einmitt petta or6 heGr ekkert jain
gildi / Pyoingum pessum.
Matthias segir: :,Aldlei- kr6", ogsmell-
ir Pvf djasni / endann a hverju erindi, pc ORD
ID neuermore Sc par ekki alssta6ar / frum-
kvn6inu. Ham kallar PAD: Ur0ar-or6, en-
ekki getur oss anna0 synst en- PAD liti sum-
sta0ar fremur ut sem st6reAis hortittur, ems
og t. d. / Pessum visuor0um:
,,Vertu Silt mitt hrclda hjarta
her cru enn pa ra0in nog,
edaust s1gur". ,,Aldrei kr6a.
| frumkvneinu er svo az oroi komist:
Let my heart be still a moment,
and this mystery explore:
IT'S the wind, and nothing more".
Pyoingu Einars er: ,,Aldrei meir'
bar sem neuermorc stendur / frumkvnoinu.
En- ald1ci mei1' Py0ir aldrei sama sem ,,cuer-
more.
Annars or a0alcfni kve0isins az mestu
leyti 6breytt / Pyoingu Einars. En- pc mix
10 Sc undirP vi komi0; hvud PAD er, sem skald-
10 heir fra al seg2ja, pa crhitt pc enggu minna
vert: hrc,mig PAD or agt, % Einari hefr
hvergi tekist a0 syna formsnild frumkva6is-
ms, par sem fagurt,. latlaust ogg hreim-mikio
NAL scndir hvervetna t0framyndir l.ugsj6n-
anna vi0st00ulaust inn / hug og hjarta les
endanna.
En- bja Matthiasi er hvorki efni ne bhningur
py6ingarinnar sambo0i0 fru%mkv@0inu Kjarn-
mestu atri0i efnisins cru VIDA field nr og a0r-
ar hugsanir miklu litilfj0rlegri settari sta0-
inn. DAD er satt, 40 malio 4 Pyoinggu hans
er lipurt; en- hun er brag0dauf, v@min og
veigalitil / samanburoi vi0 sjalft frumkva0-
10, og allur bdningur ,,hrafnsins'', nema
bragarhatturinn, hefr gersamlega breyzt I
h0ndum Matthiasar.
Y6r hofu0 cru Pyoingar Pessar ae1ir
hrafnar en- hrafninn hans Poe's.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-05-01
Olikir Hrafnar.

fari. En- pad err lika mikilsvert az eiga hin
beztu lj6o annara Pj60a vel Pydd a sfnu Gig
in m60urmali, En- q Hmm b6ginn er enginn
andlegur gr6oi i peim Py0ingum, sem afaga
og afskrama ]istaverk 1tlendra h0funda.
M6rg dtlcnd loo cru pryoisvel pydd a
islenzku, og 0l vor beztu skald hafa eitthva0
Pytt, og fest af PVT farist Peim vel ar hendi,
En- NEST og beet hafa P6 Peir Steingrimur
Thorsteinsson og Matthias Jochumsson aueg-
a0 is]enzkar b6kmentir a0 Pyddum skaldrit-
um : bundnu og 6bundnu mali.
Vana]ega bj66a skald;n oss vandaoar
pyoingar, sem vel geta sta0ist %samanbur6
vic fyrirmynd sina a frummalinu, en- HIT Der
sjaldan vi0, 40 Py0ingin Sc 6mynd.
Do h0fum yer SEQ tvar islenzkarP y0ing-
ar a sama kvn0inu, sem hvorug %jafnast ao
neinu leyti vi0 frumkv@oi0.
py0ingar Pessar cru eftir skaldin Matt
HAS Jochumsson % Einar Be%nediktsson; en-
kvaoi0 er ,,Hrafninn:' (The Raven) eftir anne
riska skaldi0 Edgar A. Pee.
,,Hrafninn" er eitt hi0 mesta snildar-
kva0i, sem kveoi0 hefr veri0 q enska tungu.
DAD var meistarastykki hins andrikasta skalds,
sem nn hedr uppi vcri0 me0 Pj6o Pessa lands;
fyrir PAD var6 Poe fyrst frngur, og PAD nun
await halda nafni hans & loft mccain ensk
tunga er t0lu0.
Kv@6i petta hefr verdi pytt a fest e0a
3ll NAL, sem t0lu0 cru / Nor0uralfunni; en-
melt er 40 engin af Peim py6ingum Sc sam
bo0in frumkvB0inu. Hvort svo er e6a ekki,
getum yer ekki dnmt um, Pvi yer h0fum
festar Peirra SEQ, en- ]iklegt er P6. az m0rg-
UNI half ekki tekist betur en- islenzku skald-
unum, sem Pytt hafa kv@0i6; Pvi pau skald
cru varla eftirbatar annara al Py6a LOO.
pY0ingar Pessar cru nnstnm ems 0lfkar
hvor annari ems o. Par cru ba0ar 6lfkar
frumkym0inu. Einar hetir au0sjaanlcga reynt
az ma efni % anda kve0isjns med PVT az Py0a
or0rett, e6a Pvi sem nnst, ell me0 Pvi er
malinu a ymsan hiatt misbo0i0, g sum ORD
og h%endingar, sem NEST hrifa tilfnningarn-
ar, ems og pau er a frummalinu, ver0a O.
ge6feldar, ems og pau cru / P%yoingunni, og
VIDA hetir honum mistekist 40 halda 6breyttu
efni o. hugmyndum kv@0isins.
Matthias hefir alt a0ra a0fero. Ham pv6-
If svo lauslega, 40 PAD m@tti fremur kalla
st@lt en- Pytt. Ma]i6 er Pvi fallegra og kve0-
andi Py6ari hja honum en- Einari, en- efni og
anda kv@0isins n@r ham engu betur en- Elm
ar nema si6ur Sc.
Til demis t0kum yer at banda h6f Petta
erindi dr Py0ingu Mattbiasar:
Kom MI az mGr kuldahlatur:
,Krummi sa err nRsta katur;
kannske bad sc l~itillatur
]ard6msfugl, sem klakar fro?
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-05-01

Sendibooi hulins-heima,
hvao ertd / mott ao sveima;
forni v0rour grafargeima,
grein mer hva0 pig hinga6 dro?
Inn Pd mGr fra undirheimum,
inn mer nafn pitt, krummahr6?
Hrafninn npti: ;,Aldrei = kro!!"
Einar Py0ir Petta Pannig:
Egg var hryggur / pann TINA,
og fo Ii mcr vio a0 kyma,
err eg krumma kaki lett, svo
kringilegir voru peir.
,,p6tt eli hamur pinn sc fagur
Pd ert', sagoi' eg, ,,ckki ragur.
Paoan form og furou magur,
fugl phi komst, sem )j6si0 deyr.
Greindu mGr pitt hef0arheiti
heima, par sem lj6sio deyrs.
Innir hfafninn: .Aldrei meir".
A frummalinu er erindi0 Pannig:
Then this ebon bird beguiling
my sad fancy into smiling,
by the grave and stern decorum
Of the countenance it wore,
Though thy crest be shorn and shaver,
thou'' | said, ,,art sure no craven,
CHASTITY, grim and ancient Raven,
wandering from the nightly shore.
Tell me what thy lordly name is
on the nights plutonian shore!"
Quoth the Raven: ,Nevermore".
AT Pessu er au0sG0 hversu 0sviplikar
Py0ingarnar cru frumkvn0inu; en- her s6st
lika pas, sem VICAR kemur fynir / Py0ingum
Pessum, 40 hugsun og anda {rumkva0isins er
misbo0i0. par sem Matthias segir: :,Krummi
81 er nesta katur':, en- Einar nefnir :,krumma
keki $50. kringilegir voru Peir::, pa liggur
i augum uppi a0 Pao er hvorttveggja gagn-
st@tt hugmynd Poe's og ]ysingu hans, Pvi /
listaverki hans breg0ur hvergi fyrir neinni
skripak@ti.
Pyoingu Matthiasar cru Pessi visuor0:
Uti lengi horfoi' cg hljoour,
hugsa: skyldi' eg vcr0a 06ur?
Enn 40 nyju ofbo6s-m66ur
alt mitt hjarta gegnum sm6.
DAD geti vafst fyrir m0rgum, sem kunn-
ugir cru fr~umkva0inu, a0 segja me0 vissu,
hvar Petta eigi par heima. En- eftir afst0ou
a0 reikna er PAD py0ing Pessara vfsuor0a:
Deep into the darkness peering,
long [ stood there, wondering, fearing,
doubling, dreaming dreams no mortal
ever dared to dream before.
En- cftir Pyoingn Einars er enginn vandi
az alta sig a %efninu. Ham segir:
Undrandi, med 6gn i hjarta
lit eg starch / humid svarta;
draum pann fyr eli dreyma por6i
dauolegan neinn jaroarleir.
En- varla mundi Petta Pykja falleg is
lenzka eff Pa0 kHmi her a0 vestan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-01
Weisbarth Is Planning
a Palmyra Expedition
INDOMITABLE OLD MARINER WILL SAIL IN A FEW DAYS TO
ISLAND AFTER COCOANUTS - MAY FIND SOME
BIRD SKINS TOO-FRIENDS LUCK AND THINK HIM
FOXY

Viking another
dOn He going Palmyra Island he for the
exploiting industry His plan
his schooner LVn and take the
somebody island to
afer viii the vessels makn The
At marine railway being repaired
craft broke the
repairing will
days that the little vessel off the CaP
with enac that finds ordinary only in
romance details expedition
lis o
Captain Wisba found kingdom Palmyra but at the
time making out of the ocOanu to be
Francisco Captain Wbarh would like
his health
going there his health he cannot find the time to do it, He will
expedition he will
with able
that will be necessary the Palmyra expedition.
Of nhbng Palmyra Island and should Captain
gathers his
taking birds might Francisco with
bird skins Birds that living Palmyra
Island the birds that used live Lsian
already skinned
Weisbath him but they
picture him rather hundred than living character
of today Therefore should there be something romantic about
Lany which Weisbarth
Wsbh that when he reach
ed Lsiansky Island skins They might have flown
far he could they why did they not fly down Pal
Island? they Webarth there find them
it would certainly be coincidence of highly romantic description
is limited that before Palmyra Wsbarh by
Laysn Hawaiian
and take another those skins not after all located
where OF hardly visit Linsy Island again
there skins The Palmyra expedition,
whether island direct will
be unique interesting history Weibah original
character his battle against repeated failure d
ton for his hazard the that
Webarth his expedition will
ing hope that he will strike it rich at last
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-01

by James IT, Holt assessor of the FIRST
division. Island of oahu, notifying them
that the property and income taxes for
1904 are now due and payable, and that
In both cases 70 not paid by November
10 the taxes will bee delinquent The
delinquent lists will bee published after
December I. 1904
Tho new "G'heon Mandolin" Is CON
sidercd by scientists to be wonderful
invention. 1t is shaped somewhat sim
liar To violin with swelled front and
nacl, and can hardly be distinguished
from % me Cruwona violin when 1t b.
played Mandolin players and others
can see 1t pt Hawai- nm News Co., Alex
audar Young Building.
The annual meeting Of the Honolulu
symphony club will be held on Fri
day evening September .. There will
be an election of officers and business
Of general Importance. The regular
ruhearsals o. the orchestra will be held
as usual on Thursday evening The
ueyt Sunday concer will be given in
September II and will be for members
and lady friends only,
Monday, September 5th, being Labor
Day, the steamers Kinau, Claudne and
Liltelike will sail from Honolulu one
day late at the usual hour.
An Office boy is wanted. See CLASH
fed column.
James F. Morgan will sell at public
auction on Saturday, Sept TO- at noon,
1850 shares of the capital stock Of Nc
Bryde Sugar co.
Deputy Sheriff Chflingworth went to
Eva this morning to prosecute the ftf-
teen japanese who forcibly detained H..
NJ. Won Holt and Louis Warren the
other night off shore.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-01
CASE
IN COURT AGAIN
JUDGE GEAR HEARS VARIOUS
MOTIONS AND ANOTHER ONE Is
SET FOR TOMORROW.

once more it was the Parker Ranch
case that took up the attention of Judge
Court for the morning session of his
court. The first matter which was ar
gued was the motion made BY Col. Sam
rarker's side of the controversy for a
speedy hearing of the case on its merits.
This was opposed by counsel for A. w.
Carter and Mrs. Knight, mother of the
minor Annie T. K Parker on the
ground that the question Of jurisdiction
must first be settled. The matter was
taken under Amusement.
The second matter to come up was the
application on behalf of Mrs. Knight to
have the right of J. S. Low as next
friend to the minor disposed of. This
also was taken into the courts consid-
Grafton.
Tomorrow there is another motion to
be heard and that is for a commission
to examine Mrs. Garter who is at pres
ent at the coast.
An order of the court was made this
morning making ellison B. Bell official
stenographer in place of P, Maurice Nc
Mahon, resigned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-01
Notice of Sale

I viii offer for sale boy public auction
az my salcsroom No. I7 Kaahumanu
Street Honolulu. on Saturday, the 10th
day Of September 1904 at ~ o'clock
noon by order Of the PLEDGES, twelve
hundred and fifty 1850 shares of the
capital stock OF the McBryde Sugar
Company, Limi Ian Hawaiian cor
poration) of the par vlue Of twenty dol
lars C$2O) each, being the shares re-
ferred to I'm share certificate No. 30S9
issued to G.. II. w Norton
Dated ait Honolulu, September I, 1904
JAS. r. MORGAN,
Auctionecr.
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GOOD BLOOD CLEANSER

One cannot enjoy life unless the blood
is pure, for then you feel that joyous
health that nature intended you to
have. 1t is necessary sometimes to
cleanse the blood by taking good rem
edy like Scribner's SarsapariIla. At
HObron's.
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{, BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEEN STREET,
HoNoLu q. T.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
NEE. Sugar Company, Honomu tSug -
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company.
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company, KapaRalR
Ranch.
Planters Linz Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'S Line Of BOs-
ton Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles NJ. Cooke. President
Geo. H. Robertson. V.-Pres. & Mgr
e. Faxon bishop. Treas. s. Secy.
W. F. Allen.............,.. Auditor
T. G, Jones. Director
Z. H. Cooke. .........s.... D'-e ctor
G. r. Carter. Director
All OF the above named constituting
the Board Of Directors.
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SILVA ESTATE.

Application for probate of the will of
Hoopii silva (w) deceased widow of
Frank Silva was made this morning on
behalf of the heirs by W. o. Smith.
The property consists of 215 acres of
taro land at Manoa valued at $4,000, per-
soral estate of $1,000 value, and notes
and cash amounting to $1464.