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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
NOTICE 70 WATER coSsUMERs.

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
The consumption OF water has bsen
Increased TO such an extent during the
past few days. mat the rites and regu-
lations Nth regard TO use Of water for
purposes Of frrsgatton. must D rlgidly
enforced
Hold@rs Of water privileges. or those
paying water rates are hereby noEEfsed
that the use OF water for purposes Of
irrigation IS confined between the hours
of ard a N and between The hours
Of and p
Any violation OF TIE above notice.
shah subJeet taae consumer 70 imne-
date. cutoff from supply without FIR
Their noz5ce. and the serv1ce VIII aot
be turned On again unfIl al costs and
expenses connected herewith shah
have first bern paid
Honolulu. May II. 1884
tslgneD H ROWLAND.
supt. Honolalu Water Works.
Approved Uy
GsIgned9 c. s HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent Of Public WORKS
e711
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18

THE REGULAR MEETING or
Honolulu Aerie 80. 40. r. O E.. viii BE
held tbs Wednesday evening. at ~
oscl0ck, at St Antonio Hall
INITIATION.
All visiting Brothers are Invited. and
members requested 70 attend
BY order
HENRY VERA.
Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
NOTICE

The adjourned ANNUAL MEETING
OF tbs Stockholders Of the Hawaiian
Fibre Co. Ltd WI b held at the
Company.s Office. Room :. Mcintyre
Building, Honolulu Z H Al 1-s9 ?. n,
Tuesday. 74th May. A D 1864
WALTER g. WELDON.
s-s4 Secretary Il. z. ca. Ltd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
BY AUTHORITY.
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Cox
ernor has issued the following Com
missions
chas H Merriam. Esq. R=~sstrar Of
Conxeyances.
b high d y Member Of the
Board OF Dental Examiners
b Cooper. n D, cousnlssioner Of
Public Health 10 represent Tie TERRI
tory At the. Annual Conference Of State
and Territorial Heal1h Omcers % b
held Al washington, D. c. June srd,
1904
Al G ATKINSON.
Secretary Of Hawaii
Canlfna. Hc,ras.l,alI1- Aazv Il 1904 s7a4-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
QUARTERLY MEETING
UNTOS FEED CO. LTD

The regular quarterly meeting Of ne
Stockholders Of the Union Feed Com
panv. Limited. XII b held Al tne off5ce
OF The Company. Kakaako. On Wet1nes-
day. the 18th inst. al p. m
UNION FEED CO.. LTD
BY h r. 3Iacfar1zne- Jr-. Secretary.
HonoluIu. Nay e. 1904 s7sA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Colaet Of the United
States for the District Of Hawaii
II Bankrupt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18

utIve was unce1nrnunieative as 10 de-
taIls-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
Eddy's Refrigerators

Eddy's Refrigerators
Ice put IN at the top. double .c.r-
ers 70 the ice compartment. fhick
walls. slate shelves, steel ice rack:
height vyith casters. AZ inches.
Special sale price. 1850.
Eddy's Chest Refrigerators
Outside and inside covers. slate
shelves b.sst quality Of material
Only sT.s5-
Lemon S4ueszers, with wood bah.
worth &c Vow only 10c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezerr

The only Freezer with the triple
motion. win freeze cream IN min
utes-
Special prices fer one week only:
I quart usual price, 81 50. sale price.
s15a quarts, usual price, 81
sale price. sLs9. , quarts, usual
price. So. sale price. sz5
quarts, usual price. $3.50: sale price,
Sz75
Ice ShaFes. very useful and SAVES
the ice usually 5ec- Sale price. sc
Ice Cream Dlsherx. heavy tin, spe-
cza1 price 5sr this week 75e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18

Crockery
English Dinner Plates. with gold
bard and flower. best quality. al
ways sold az s2z5. now 81 5Oa dcz.
japanese Plates. 1e-inch. blue
decorations. 20c. each. per dozen
Szzs.
Lamps
Hanging Lamps. polished brass,
automatic spring. 14-inch dome
shade. glass oil con1ainer. marked
from $3.50 to only 50 each
Hanging Lamps, same style as
above. but win weighted baII-in-
stead of spring. retail price s. %.
nov S175 each
Stand Lamps
Complete assortment of al styles
and prices al
50 per cenr reduction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18

Boys Brass Leanters, complete
with chimney and wick. always Sold
AZ &c. Sale price, &c
Racket Brass Lanterns. larger
size than above, complete and ready
for Use Always sold AT Soc. Half
price. 15c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
a e Il ATKINsoN.

Secretary Of HAWAII
Capitol. Honolulu. May Il. 1894 e7ss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-18
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. LTD
/ STREET
PERFECTION
BLUE FLAME
OIL STOVES

Absolutely safe and reliable
! burner. ssa: burners.
$3.50: : burners. s1asa
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15
No hay
Para los
Inferno
Editores.

I'm editor Sc muri6 despacitO y triste Sc
drigio adonde suponia que ell diablo 10 'aguardaba
con unas tenazas ardiendo para recibirle. En-
efecto, ell diablo lie encontr6 lie dijo; Que quie-
res to pOr aqui?. Que negocios tienes aqui?. Tu
no eres de mi RENO, por largos amos has sdo cul-
pado por ell NAL deletreo en- tn peri6dico causando
por cajstas descuidados. tn peri6dico 10 has
ofrecido por un precio muy nfmo, pero muy po-
COS son cumplidos en- pagarte reguarmente tn
sempre has sido muy sufrido Los cajistas, los
caseros y los tenderos tie mortifican continual
mente por dinero, tG sin claco en- ell bolsillo
inclinas la cabeza y no YES salda. Muchos han
tornado tn peri6dico, y en- lugar de pagarte Sc
han irritado mofado de ii, por que no sacas me-
jor peri6dico. Cuando has viajado presentas a
los conductores tn pase anua tie llaman hogazan
y pordosero. Todas estas vejaciones las has
sufrido con paciencia sin quejarte. Para ii no
hay cabida aqui, cuando ell editor retrocedi6,
dijo Satanas, en- voz baja, lei cielo es su patria,
y, ademas, 81 10 dejo entrar aqui comienza a
cobrares sus suscritores rezagados y forma un
des6rden del demonio en- mi RENO"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15
Buen OfreCimientO

Hemos hecho arreglos por medic de los cuaes
podemos dar nuestros subscrtores ell Deming
Graphic" y "El Nuevo Mexicano'' ell principal
periodico semanario EspaNol en- ell territorio, por
Ell precio del Graphic. De esta manera ell que
pague por un aho su subscription adeantada re-
cibira los dos periodcos por solo $500 La pagi-
ma en- espahol sera descontnuada ell primero de
Julio, por la razon de que los arreglos hechos da-
ran mas lectura nuestros subscriptores del ha-
ba espanol Remitanos su subscription de una
vez recibira los dos periodicos por $500
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15
Buen RegistrO Republican,.

Ell gobernador Otero y la administration repu-
olicana han reducdo la deuda de este Territorio
en- la sumA de $35OOOO desde ell aho de 1897 para
AGA Ell page de interes ha sido reducido en- la
suma de 500, 600. La administration ha elevado
ell cr@dito del Territorio de Nuevo Mexico de una
manera s6ida cue Sc aprecia por donde quera.
En- Mayo 81 pasado tenia ell Territorio un
balance en- la tesorera de $780, 1888 SO, este mues-
ira economic de parte de la administration repu-
5licana tambien demuestra claramente, mas
lue ningdn otro argumento, que ell pueblo de este
relritoliJ Sc puede biln gCbanar de por 81 siendo
admitido como estado.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15
Que Que? CaSamientO!

Queques de Casamientos de otras
classes mas bien hechos, pan, y bollos de 10
mejor y mas barato 10 hallereis en- la Nue.
va Panaderia mas ALA de la tienda Clark.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15
Locales

Nabor Baca estuvo con negocios mportantes
en- nuestra plaza ell Lunes.
Simon Eby, Jr lie Dryer visito Deming ell
Lunes, con negocios urgentes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15

nado Sr. Oral. Villada; por su parte ell Ayunta-
mento de Toluca tuvo un acuerdo por ell cua una
de las principles Gales de dicha entidad Sc llama
"a en- 10 SUCCESSIVE: Avenida Villada de Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15
isoMBRERos. SON RERosl

Los mas hermosos de differences estos
para novias precios muy reduc-
dos los encontraran en- la tienda de la Sonora NJ
E. Trustworthy.
81 quieren que su dinero Sc caste bien, y
queren obtener ell valor de su dnero al comprar
pan vayan la panaderia nueva, mas ALA de la
tienda Clark. Ali venden toda clase de pan,
boos, queques, etc. ETC. precos baratos
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15

iBOTONES!

Los mejores y mas durabes de dferentes
tamanos estilos los encontrares en- la tienda de
la Sonora NJ Z. Trustworthy. Ell edifcio opuesto
a la estafeta.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-06-15

Tom Eby de Dryer vsito nnestra plaza ell
Lunes.
Ell Rev. Dionicio Costaes hizo una vista a
Dwyer, principles de la spmana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04

Merben beute prp3efz
firt. - Sm Criminals eridte lper=
ben iih btute bic folsenben @irtbe
peaen llebertretuna Der Spirituo1enz
2ieenss@ ekbe b%eranttporten miiFen:
Granf Damutates, Jrant M~arpouiet,
Sofepb G9amtinsfi, Martba Brandt,
Sames MIobtunsti unb peter 8lant.
Der .Gairmonnt : 8au<
8erein" pnrbe oeitern NIT einem
4ttisnsapitol ban $650,OOO incorppz
rirt. Die Sncprporatoren tparen bic
So. 8. Minarb 9anfon, George s.
Musf, Syreb. 6. Butler, Sof. 81. Sal
Eashe. unt Sct. %. Sslber.
Werbatungen i'm Sc.
bruar. - Sm bergangenen Mo-
nat tumr0en BAN HoIi5ei : 0eparte.
ment 1851 Werbaftitnsen poreenom-
men, bon benen 1909 Mdnner unh
t78 Srauen ipareii. 1rot bes gro-
ben Wranbes, Der fir nabesm 5tuei
@oden Die gauge @onnidoft I'M
mittleren TbeiIe Scr Staot feitbielt,
tpuroen perbdItnibmdbig iucnige
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04

Wefterausft4ten. s}iir
Morblanb nnb ben Diftrtft Columbia
liar llnb piel tdIter ON Jreitas, tlar
am eamitas, frifde. anmdlis an
Starts abnsbmenbe nprbipeftlide
Winoe. \
plDBIid geFarben. = Der
rs Sabre ate Dublsg Nidols iparb
eeitern Morsen in feirer @obnnns.
Nr. 1888. Sf>Haltimore=S traBt.
tobt in feinem Bette liesenb ~aufs.fun=
ben. Seine Gattin Martba Nidpls
lpolte i'm sestn 5rubr ipeden nnb
fanb, bob er tobt tpar. Coroner Or.
Hilep belt cine llnteriu9uns ab unb
entfdteb. bab elm Snqieit ni6t nDtbiq
lei, ba Elm natiirliher Sob pprlaq.
po1tSeisg 0 m miffdr Sbre4
od pe'rfebt. ~ poIi5eizG ommiis
far Sbos. s. Sbrppd purbe ee{tern
Radmittas turs mad 3 llbr, als &c
nit feinem Observation-Disclosures s. so.
3alid in einem 8ussp bic 8onbftrabs
entlana fnbr, Dor Sem 9aufe Nr. S44,,
SiibzYpn Strabe, babur6 5dlimm
perlesi, bob bas Gubbrett ses 8uesps
brad .lnb er llnter bas @efGbrt f~tiirate.
gr erlitt cine Werlebuns am linfen
Yein rhb iputbe bura ben Strabens
10th iiber ttnb iiber beIGImubt. @r
ipnroe nod Dem @iireau Ser sSirnla
suriid sebrarbt unb beeab iih bann in
einem anberen @efdbrt mad feiner
Wobnung.
Gin 8foIin 8irfnoie. e
@iner Der better Der 8%iolinipieler,
Sr. Giiil Sauret, tpirb beute Hod4
mittog I'M Eeabobp-Necital auftre-
ten, uno Sri. Minnie &Iein, sic bril-.
lante ilnige Yiamitin ipeldc lire
muiifoIiide Alisbilonng I'M Yeobo.
on +. Gonierootorium geitoiien bot.
miro Inn olf Dem Gia,lo beeleiten.
Sas foleelSe lift bas .poac Yro,
gromm: Spnotc fir 9iano ,uio 8iot
line BON 8eetbopen; TioIin.Gonaert
Scr. s bon Gieurtemps; .2iebes-
trolm" BON 2is5t; ~Spinnina-
Gong" aus Dem uSliegenben Sol-
Timber" pnn @ogner-2is3t; Malser
in gtmdior bon Wosfoipsfi; sntroi
oiction unb &onoo Gapriccioio bon
Saint.S aens.
0ie gautbGtigfeit be-
ainnt +. Der gontratt, fir ter
llmbou Der nNttienz8Dr5e" an ber
@erman>9 irabe 1T an bic Sirma u.
q. Wbitnep. iun., G 60. bsrssberr
porben. Der 8au muB innerbalb 6
W3onaten fertig iperben.
0as Geitaurant Der So. SUM- e
Bros. an Der Gde bon 6pIibapz unb
SaRtte> StraBe pirb ebenfals 5pfort
pieber aufsebaut uno mebr mobern
eingerihtet lperben.
Die Sirma Mienborf C Orepsr bat
bereits AM Montas NIT Dem Mufz
rdumen Der niebersebrannten 5abrif
an Der WeitsSaIsz Mbenue bsgpnnsn
unb bait fofort fpieber auf.
0essleifen finb bic Mrbeitsn an
ben niebereebrannten 3eitunsssebGu=
ben bereits pieber aufsenommen nors
ben. !
nnber meibIt1er unatL.
= Sun mittleren @ta!ionsbauie belt
seitern Mbenb Coroner Martin sinen
Snqueit i'm Sale bon 9homas Oonoa
blle al unb Die Gefdporenen einiaten
fi9 na6 tilrser Neratbuna auf ben
WabrIprudl bab ber Sob b<s Manz
nes einem unpermeiblidhen llnfafI SUI
au19rsibsn lit. Ocnobue mar ett
StreGsnarbeiter Der .pennfplpenias
Balm" unb murbe am Mittipon Nams
mittae bon benz fiiblin faHrenbtn CT.
prebauae Der .ptnnfplpania <8abn"
sptfden @uilfprbsHpenne unb Gale
Dert>S traBt setroffen unb %ausenblid.
lih sstDptet. Or mar % Sabre alt.
unperbeiratbst unb pobnte in Nr.
1908. WileorsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04
eamnaa= unh Sonntag>G rfmrFpnen

nab @aibington $1.25 aui Der
.Eenniploanier 9abn." 8iaete finb
fir sic Hiiffabrt bis Sonntag
g(beno ailtig. Mae 3iige, ben
rGon9reliionol 2imiteb" a%ilsaenonl.
men. GruSo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04
3. 8. Wiaiams mmb Go.

Seine Gnolitdt 2offee, Thee unH
Slipen-Sel, ausge5eihnet hnrh
Gtarfe nno Iroma. Nrompte sfb.
l"iefernha in Stabt un6 ltmgege,i6.
@eioe Ebone. Moroipelt-Gde BON
2erington. nnb Pearlltrabe.
OrSaNi,6Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04
Muf bdTbem Weoe.

Die Bill fur bic Wmenbirung bes
Ibfdaittes Der Contribution. ipslhe
bonn Stimmreht hanbelt unb ipobur6
Der unpihenoe Sbsil Der Reser=9ep0l=
terune Des States politifh entredtet
perben foll, paffirte beute ben Senat
NIT II segen 8 Stimmen. Die Bin
tommt jebt i'm 9aus 5ur 8erbanb>
lung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04
Cine @eije mad 9entj9laub,

nm Die @elt ober mad iraeno einem
Ebeile Der @elt arranairt. Meiie.
@iIletc iiber aae @abn. nno 3an,'
pier . 2inien. Ebeo. $. Oiener
& s o, ia Oit-2erinston-S trobe.
(266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04

@eioiennunsen mad Henti@lans

"a Geilfs BRO Marf nno Gommifs
iieas bec. s. 0iener g. q o..
~ Set iiatrn- Strabss. 9inrnes
N LIS. FHAiifes 0elO, @edfell
SddfSfnrten bon
eg66)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04
ai9t ~ ters.Hem !.

bae elm Tutenb prantpolsr @abindeT tss
tcsrarbtsn III 81 iciten In
6ebtsl'8
msstrna sinesrimtstss vtot. Mtstier,
Nr. 32l. Nore-0 asarabs.
-0s6tnssrobs Dtloer cine Spsbalitat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04

gerbeiierima fDes @erftoiitrifts flo
lid pot1 Hrottitrabc I'M 9rono'
9iitrift cine quite &opital . gn-
Iugc. Ole @aiier3nfubr III
9altimorer- Sir &eIlp's Sami'
lie. - Noti5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-04

Mfprdftntanten Der Staatsz llnters
sidts. NebDrbe. bic Staatss 2ebrers
Dereinisuns unb bic Sdulbsb0rben
bes Siaates .rfdienen berte Morsen
bor lem Gesislatip : gomite beiber
4dufer i'm Sibunssaimmer bes Inter
hdufes unb fpradsn gu @unitsn Der
e9uthin. ipelde $3.50 als Minimums
Gal6r fur bic 2ebrer unb 2sbrsrinnen
bes Gtodtes unb einen beitimmten
G&ultermin feItfebt. ipas cine gr6Ds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Kerr's are having sale Ladies' walk
a ing skirts.
Navy and black cloth skirts (good
8 at Kerr's, $3.50.
A. N. Sanford, optician, Boston build
ing, over May & Co.
Do not forget the removal sale al
Mrs. Hanna's. Goods below cost.
q A sunburst pearl brooch has beer
lost. Liberal reward if returned tc
4 this Office.
j A nicely furnished cottage of four
rooms is for rent. See Classified ad-
ertisements.
Oriental Bazaar has just received by
last steamer a. large stock of fancy
Japanese goods.
The list of newly elected officers of
the See zap Benevolent Society is pub
shed in this issue.
A furnished cottage on King street
aear Alapai, of four rooms with kitch-
en- and bath, for rent on easy terms.
A new supply of the best grade Of
rghum and alfalfa seed has just been
;ceived by the Hollister Drug Co.
"a Drink Primo lager on any occasion
Va by all dealers in pints and quarts.
Special care taken in the handling of
baggage if entrusted with the Pacific
transfer Co. S. S. Alameda leaves to-
eorrow.
A young man desires a furnished
ON in private family. Waikiki or
each road preferred. See our Clas-
fed ads.
If you wish painting done that will
last, consult Stephenson. All work
1aranteed as only the best of material
- used by him in his work.
Any style now prevailing in Ladies
talking skirt can be bought this week
Kerr's at prices that should please
e ladies. See their change of ad to-
day. as MA
The Globe Clothing Co. are very for
Innate in securing the services Of one
of the most experienced hat cleaners
in the Islands His work is sure to
please you.
Mr.. Campbell reports that he has
only three lots left in the Pawaa tract.
He must have offered extra good in
ducements in order to have sold the
80 lots out of 35 in this well known
tract.
One hundred and seven acres
of good land in Ookala, Ha-
wall is offered for rent on very easy
terms. This land is from 100 to 1900
feet elevation and has good house on
premises. Land all fenced. For par
tfeuiars as to price, see our Classified
ads
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-19
PACKAGES.

Gordon. Andriana
king, H
Lawrence, Mary S
iLanon, w w
Sheffield, Carolyn
IIngs, G. A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-19

own courtroom yesterday, notwith-
anding the noise made by carpenters
the floor overhead. The noise was
lstant, too, and often great.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-19
Anti-Grippe
TAB Z 7 s

There is no guess work about them,
They are a specific for colds, grippe
and dengue. Nip the cold at the first
symptom. Then it's easy. Don't allow
it to run its course" because there
isn't any reason for it.
Anti-Grippe Tablets are the most
satisfactory medicine we ever sold.
You will find a bottle the best csc. in
vestment you ever made. Get a bottle
today and you can stop colds, and dem
que before being Inconvenience. These
tablets are safe to take. Sold only by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-19
Have You Cold?

A great many people are down with
them Perhaps you don't know what
to take to cure quickly and pleasantly.
Why Lot try the well known
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-19
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Honolulu Postoffice, for the week
ending January 18th, 1904:
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-03-05
WAKING SICK cUT LoNo.
Fashion Also DEGREES Its Return 20
Earth-No Longer Carried e.
q Battsring Ram.

The fact Of the return Of the walk
ing stick 10 earth 10 q very remark
able one, for Il must be approaching
Is years since walking sticks were
used, and not worn or merely carried.
says the Court Journal. With the dis
Appearance Of the "crutch" the walk
ing stick left the ground. At first Il
was carried IN the right hand, consid-
erably nearer the ferrule than the
top" and, held IN this position, was
nourished IN q most dangerous mar
ner Before long the hand travelled
more amidships. when the action, from
hail-hke, became q ramming one.
Then suddenly the stick was thrust
under the left arm, where q remained
some years. The advent Of the curved
or crook handle had It's inevitable re-
suit Instinctively man wants to hook
II upon something. and, finding his
len arm elOse e. hand, straightWay
hung Il MP and created Q fashion after
the unconscious manner Of bis kind.
Why the Walking stick has once moro
come 10 the ground, thus 70 discover
Lhe perforated condition OF the West
and pavement Il e a. present impo6-
lible TO cay. Il win no doubt Be ~
however. that the king has for
, year past generally been seen
laing q walking stick Of rather |
more than usual length, and al sticks /
IRE nov cut long.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-03-05

- hI11o1o-ann-I- 60

The hippopotamus "a doomed
The regulations drawn up some tine
ago 70 control big game hunters IN the
Soudan are 70 be revised shortly, and
TIE hippo Whose hunter and killer
vas taxed when tie soudan was hrst
opened up-the 'hippo. as aforesaid,
q doomed 30 "a sort Of determination.
Because said Sir Harry Johnston,
the noted African explorer. IN converse
ton, -it's al very wen Tor people to
talk about extermination On regard %
the hippo, but 4 wiz prove q very dif-
heult matter 70 get rid Of him. There ara
vast marshes IN Africa to which he can
and win resort. and from which he viii
only Be driven ct last b. q Well-organ-
lied, Well-equipped and determined body
Of men.
7 an perhaps q little fanatical with
regard % the preservation Of lower ami
nal hfe." went on Sir Henry, hut I
should not carry my passion for It 90 Ear
as TO let q lion loose In England. And
the hippo In the rivers Of Africa Is Is
dangerous e. the lion would be on dry
land. Let the lion alone, and he lets
you alone-esPeciRlly has he terror OF
white mans face-but the hippo
causes more deaths annually IN Africa
than the lion and the leopard together.
he constantly attacks boats from which
ne has received no ofiense, killing or
mauling their occupants, and he destroys
fields and gardens BY the score. What
he does not eat be sits on"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-03-05

Afins Yailerby-Dat Percy NokInEton
hin play Dc nos intoxicatin' an' heabsnSS
~ music On his banjo. Oh. ny
Clarence Coonley fsnesrinely) -Huhl
{ guess Fag-tims an about dat nieyah's
limit
Kiss 1allerby (WarEly)-,T g, ehf
70 IS ousht Ter heah dat mar. GID an
iuertati0n % q spring chicken a-sizzIin'
o. Dc pan, e. 3 hungry picl.aninny eat
in' g Watsh-miilyuni TAX about 20
real mussci-Puck.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-03-05
Rn.inm.

= think. shs sald, shat he has de-
eetved us al. don't think be Is any
thing more than & clerk.
Whyf
Becauss. right a. the middle IL
proposal last night HIS mind wandered
and he sid: sY0a could wear q sire
smaller, miss, without any trouble at
an ierked my foot back, Of eoursa.
but I knew right away Why it was 50
easy for'hia to set on his Knees before
q giri. s-Bnooklyn Eagls.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-03-05

ny dear. said Afr. Henpeck. Z
Wish you wouldn't caI ne Leo any
more.
what nonsense IS tdise" snapped
DIS vie. That's what y0u we're chris
tened"
II know. but & makes ny fsiends
laugh Wien you can ne shst. I was
blinking you might cali me Job Just
Tor pet name Philadelphia Press.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-03-05

It's a pretty careful speaker who isn't
forced 70 discount hls arst statements
more than ten per cent
"Oh, AnnielP exclaimed four-yesr-
old Elmer there's q hole In my stock
Ing IS big &c q silver doIlar!"
Are you sure it's thar bigG" asked
his sister.
wen, " replied the little fellow, after
looking q Il again. SITS as big as 50
cents. anyWay."-Cinclnnati Enquirer.
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LEGAL NOTICE

To Whom L May Concern:
The firm Of Wilson & Duneaa com
posed Of George A. Wilson and George
D. Duncan and formerly doing . bush
ness At the Imperial Bldg. Room q.
CITY Of Chicago, IS hereby dissolved;
and an persons having done or con-
doing any business With the
sai1 firm are duly rotifed as above.
Tbs March ssh. 1904
GEORGE D. DUNCAN.
son Wabash AYR.