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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-09-29

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gen OOr5ieben. @ans oleit, Oh lie Oen
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poer 9e9eu uniere alte 6eimat beben.
lleber eine Heus @lansleilfun9 zines
botanseleheuen en9liIhen 8lattes
berittet ieBt nieoer Die .St. 9aulI
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BreB sutbi0eet lih niht, unter ihrem
= Spe3ialoienIt@ nul ibrer erIteu Seite
eiHe Rahriht BON einem SuoenmaIIa=
fer in 8eutihlano 3u brinaen,
cine Natriht, Die ben Stempel Der
Shge uHo bospilligen Grflnouna 10
oeutlld an Der StiIn trdot, oaB fe
eben nur als bepuBter 6eBartitel be-
trabtet mer0en tann. 5erarliae aeras
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Den elne lbDere geleioisuna nitt nur
lnleres alien @aterlon0es, ionoern
audi oes amerifdniiten Geutidtums,
penn 5eoermann, audi Die ,9ioaeer
RreB tueiB. oaB oerartige 5dae, ia
logar SDnhmorOe, Die bier,ulanoe sur
9a9esOronuug geborsn. in Eeuti6=
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NIT oerartlgen vSpsSialnahrihten
lns 6eliht 81 lhlasen, es aber auf
Der anoern Seite bel ieber @abI nm
ieine StiInmen fiir Die Sanoioaten Der
Plonetr greB Su betteln.
Sn Dds rspubIituuiIhs Eager fiel cine
8ombs. in0em Der bstanHte publicift
2incolu Stsffsns in Wc@lure's Wla-
aaSin fir October einsn pom Der ghi.
cagOer v5ribuns" ubgeOrudtsn 2trtitel
Oerofftntlihts. in bem ertldrt piro.
baB Die 6auptitiiBen Der rspublitanis
lhsn Bdrtsi BON WiscOnIiR. Ssnator
Spooner unc @enerdlpoItmeiTtet
Bapns, gorruptionGre pom reirFien
WaiIer Ieien. Sie miB6rauhten tire
5tsnung in ieosr 9e8isbung eesen Die
beltsn SntersHen bes 5toaie8 Inn
DisuIts eeipiIIer GiIenbabn 8eiea=
ibGTtsR unD anDtrer. Gorporationen.
Semen geaenu6er pertrtte Der uuF Ger
@bicagoer Rational Convention .talts
qeiteute" 0ouDsrneur DesStaaies. Ro.
bert d. Ga 5OlIette. bas 5ntersiIe bee
Staates gegen Die eorrupter ginfIIiIt
oenen Spooner unO VanHe Dienten.
0err SpoDner Itellte cine ErfldruHg In
Musli1t, in Der Die Belauptung Des
6errn SteFfens als unlDabr nddees
ipieIeH tuerben Ioa. @is iebt lift a6sr
oieis grtldruag Rnn ni5t srlhienen.
unn inSipilchen lieben oss .StaliDart"s
6Hbrer Der partei IN WiscOniin 3iems
lid oisereoitirt Dor ben M16lern.
Genator Gairbants BAT ais 0ice BRA
iioeHtfhafts GanDioat Der repuOsisas
nii1eu gnrtei Fefn AnHa6melhreiben
regoffentIiht. - sSn @Rieago lit cine,
aH9e6lid fdDn sehntanTsno MlitglisDer
unlfdleaos anti Barter olga foItsr
Dem0traten oebtlDst lpproen, bic nit
Der jeBisen 9altuHg Der 8avtel nift
5affleoen iino.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-09-29

u. 9. Barrier, Der oemotratiIhe
8rdli0entihaFts @anbieat, bat nun
ebenfaas iein annabmelhreiben Der.
oHentliht. 9as Gnriftithf ilt in Dem
rubigen Barter'Ihen Stpl sebalten
une brin9t eigentlih nihts gleues.
9lm alsrluerisFteu tann e. ais cine
9lntport auf 8oeieOeIts 9lnnabne=
Ibreiben auleefabt mernen, i'm @egen=
tell, bic beioen Shriftitiide Tino in Den
0auptIahen falt ioentiIh un0 Mabl-
nSnues" fuer0eu oa0urb teine geihaf'
FEN. Barrier erfldrt lih nohmals aus
oriiflih fur Die 8Olomdbrung, er
befiirmortet ge9enieitigs DanoeIsper-
trdge, uuparteiiIde AusFuhrung Ger
giDiloienitgeIsbe, &etlamirun9 Der
Gsbl1noereieu, er lpriht iih fir oen
Ban 0es Banana RaHals aus un0
psrIprlht ben 5ilIpInos Die nnabbdns
giateit, lObale iib Die leBtsren fir Die.
ielbe reii nno miirOig seigen; ahes oics
Itebt aud aHF GpoIebelfs grOgramni.
Barter Oernrteilt natilrlin bic 2lrt nno
gDeiIe, ME bic @epublitaHer OLE Oieie
3lnQs erreineH luslleH. uno Der ein5u.
lshIa0snoe 9beQ, nm gum 3iels 5t
semmen. ilt ungeIdbr Der eiuSIae llns
tgrFhle0 spilhen osn beioen Barfeien.
0ena oas BOrgeltsdts 3la 1T ia fat
ggnau. nab Barriers 2lnnahmel1reibgn
u fhlissen, oaiislbs Barter Dsrurs
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-09-29

llno immer nod 1T teine AufreQuno
i'm 2auOe betreifs Der 9lationalnabl
gu beripiiren. @iro lie Rber6aupt
eintreten2
Die bisrts Sa6rsscouoentiOn Der
oeutlhen 4rsIe Don Soma, Suo 9as
totd uno glSbrasta perlief oldn,eno
uno mir tperoen ndhlte ggod)e eiuen
eingebsnoen gerttt bnrii6er brinaen,
oa e uns in 0ieier 9lUnimer an Roum
Ishlt. Die 9egeiiteruna mar cine Iebr
grOBe uno Der Gortidritt Elm boher=
freulihsr. Die alter geamten muroen
einltimmig pieoerqendblt uno bic
lt6ne StaOt Clinton in Soma wiro
Die Sire baben, i'm nddIten Sabre bic
3eitunssleuie so 6sbsrbergsn.
Bon Dem 6tisltsn Smiatoplot- N2ris=
tp, Gem neueu ruiliIben Miniiter oes
Snneru Deripriht iia 3ublano oar
biel; er Ioa Elm liberal uno FortIhritt=
LID Osulenoer Damn lein. Der Tib Iolar
nibt iteut, Der Qreiie cine oeipiiie
Greibeit 3u aendbren Wenn oas
uirtIib Der SAT- 1T uuO Der 6iirf Die
@rlaubnis erb1It, ieine sSoeen audi
ausSufubrsn, oann miro RuBlaho IN
Der 6at elmer neuen, bliiben0en Qera
entgesen Qeben, aaein III RuBlano
ldeirt ebeu Die Sonns niht ale "A
Shlnoen. ionoetn nod an6eren Re=
gelu allfjugeben.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
Fine farms for sale chean

north ~ V acres OF land in eastern county allies
80 ion winch can be subdivrded tracks to suit az
Sm Bcs % Ito to SIC Sl6 an acre IN Saline river bottom
Isl claSs grazing lands Well waced bv
"a" pl'hss Can he sold oi inteyest
OF 'st class wheat land Of brought go TO 90 bu
tssr year Also good Alfalfa and corn lands - = =
,o1 very e0eaP at the price and be subdivlded
s" doVahage Catholic church at or c.n
'"snt oF colony and church and town starta1 ts
~ mics OF railroads This EAST rot in W.
4u toCaIe on 1t COLONY of % TO families > ~
"&~h IEDhtHi5kzSP04DERCE Inti5kz 4DERCE PR0EPTLY HESNERBl
(MTtt6S sOGhtns GOOD B0rg0ln sorite 70 '
n. HARRIS. w n .IEI ffsnM
Z "o''n Nansas Wilson, Kansas,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
TAe Nnk;ce

Ta6e Nct;ce
Notice Is herehv given IN eli cna-
c,russl. bat nsv wife having<iefi
ms home, / will ant be responsi
i1ls. FL any bills that she or her
children may contract,
z. a johnson,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
! l.iaeoi.t .on of Rartnership.

l.issoitet on Of Partaersh5p-
'atioe ta all whom II may concern
Notice is hereby given that the
20 partnership heretofore exis ino
- HAYS civ, Kan-as by and bs
5 eeu Israel Grcneli aud ". 5
middleton under the firm name u
.J. Greaell & Co.. III the BntcbeF
aop business. Is bcrebv dissolved
- tuuiual consent. Israel Grehe.i
,zkes the property, paws the debts
nd collects NJ. the debts due the
tin. Hav., Kan Aich 8. 1901
I GfeneH. ". : middleton
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26

Mrs Gee. Phliip eutertuned h
Presb1etrian s0cieIy roursdar
Charlie Rogers had one of h;
800 horses die Monda, night
Lots of fac stations roanrn
a-ound our county this spring
Ch4s McQu"id of Buckeve ha.
gone to Missouri.
Sehiyer got in another car ~
oarbed wire on Thursday.
To-day, Saturday. and Monday
are Children's day at Miss Man
KEYS, Renders corner All come
Up at carpenter Davis they are
happy over The coming of p bab,
girl.
Mr. & Mrs Lawrence Stephens
Of north east Ellis township have
gone tn California on visit.
ROOMS TO RENT
Two rooms tor rent. IBqnire
at Markey's millinery
Up at Ed Yos's home they have
Il Young daughter.
A. treasurer Joe Shatfei's they
have a young son
Judge Arnold issued on Cnesda,
his first marriage licen IN As da
ard had the pleasure of marrylnr
Miss Rose E Heneka to Henry {
Waltz, both OF west Hamilton
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
Houses IN N Id.t Hays ehssn city

Ne offer tor sale very cheap resi-
aencas Tor sale frosn $3.50 II, 70
S2ec0. Any kInd IL sur the size
OF yonr pscket book. Terms easy.
Take youl choice. See Freese
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26

4
Hands have moved to the jim
Grippen house on Fort street.
Henry Tyler is able to he ON,
again after very sick spell.
Z. 4. Cole has received an in
crease IN his pension.
Brother Griffith has secured .
position in the advertising depart
ment at the Worlds Fair.
Now that the weather grows war
mer machiI4ery men are beginning
{" canvas our town and county.
Arnold is improving his lot on
Normal avenue bv set,ting out a
'at OF fruit and shade trees
Dode Barus have moved to the
DAVIS house on sonth Cheatnuf
md go into market gardening.
Mrs Flank Stralev, west Of
own, has gone to Colorado to
visit her folks
Mr.. Pierce has taken the soao
g here Of the Jones header, for
Herly managed ny Mr. ochIyerI.
1t GOT So windy on Wednesda
'a'et he men had 10 stop wors OF
e fost mill building.
Surveyor Robbins has been %
: a'ier the weather he was enable
- - 20 Ellis Monday to do the
c y surveying OF streets.
Fed H'Fameier has return. u
Ola MS California thin
IS mother is on the mend fr,,n,
t'tr severe sick spell.
In some unaccountabfe wav =
be caught at noon Tuesday y,
haFn af farmer Ed Wood soush
=" a~i ot town and before discover
" IS past saving together with lts.
contents, 1nclndlng some calves &
ne team of horses of Ben Kahr.
y Do ;, was feeding his horses viii e
az dianer,
McQnire has finished laying the
? sck sidewalk along the Court
n use square and did an exe ellen
] n. and prove Agreeable to the
n'ahV users IF that walk
theN will now tackle the pave
o*nt on Normal avenue rnnnlro
he new school building.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26

Mrs DR.. Snvdar aud ~dauohie
/ have gone to. Denver on vjslt
+, You can get a Dempster IN !
l-i IRWIN, He has the aeenc,
Miss Kate Brown has returues
nom her eastern trip
$50 bushels fine Golden Mile
Eirr sale for seed. Fleese
The front ot the ti,izen's Bsn /
rn'!dipg has bad a neat painting
IA green and red,
have car load of tlling Of al
z.s. HUGH IRWIN Pump house
End street. near Post Jffice
Superintendent Keller spent Sal
urday at Emporia State Normal
c"nterring with the faculty there
| Rev. Brown was still so badly
under the weather last Sunday
hat no services were held IN the
Presb, terian church,
Mrs. Eastman, after spending
It month here visiting her daugh
ser ard friends here, has returned
q her Denver home.
Andrew Meier is having the cur
nag rock hauled and will soou
eve the pavement laid in front
f his lot on Junlati street
Crowds visit the steam riviting
.4aehine, where the railroad are
ntilng up the water tower near
fh. tank. 1t Is NOISY hut wui ks
-" charm and qnlehly-
This YEAR March 10Th & 21st
rh'' NJ 1cklhg birds and martins
zane back to lheir boxes here. be-
40 a couple weeks earlier than
T. I 'ear.
Down at Ellis they have had
; yctimg contest and Miss Katie
.!i.Jl won and S91 43 was turne4
i''o the Y MC.A piano fund.
Note the Normal notes on Ar
tl' day and our citizens now have
. cnance il he!p beautifY those
; '>'nnds and plant tree rs Il fl.
re remembrance.
The Mss Nq~hey's invite the
ht1ie folks to day Saturday, G
.'"nday, rs there will he a spec
, d spIaV of ChIldrou's Hats.
MISS Blenders old stand,
Dut at August Pfciffer north of
"thaIine, little 9 year Old girl
~ into tub of scaIding waite,
aAd DR.. SNYDER drove out to re-
leve the little sufferer.
Court met this week and the
ti:s whiskcy cases called the drug
>."re and JOINT, having been pui
- O'e darkey tried aud not
= -"l'tt, rest continued 30 next .erm
O. 500 bond While here tie
; ills crowd visited the jnints ard
! that ours are far WI der taan
j heir town and self such r. I Ell.
, " at 40 rods staff,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26

We must record the death # the
" Re of Bert Rogers of the Saline,
= funeral being Oh Mondan IN
(ur Methodist cbnch, services con
ot.cted by Rev Rush. and largely
'+,ynded bv svmpathizing friends,
he was daughter of John NJ
n.'h Of he Smokey Ar Re
desires t express his graft
tn 'e t, the mane trlends who &c g
S,Dd
~kc was born at Wheeling West
Va March 1875 came to Kansas
.h her parents III 1879
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
Red Sibel ian miIIet.

oti<r for sale at low pre-
: +" bushels choice. pure red
a.lfsn Ahllet seed Sample a.;
p. seen al P.V. elevator 10 ia. ).
CONRAD KRUEGER.
IREES e GGRDEE HQRK.
y "nted, If you have anv pfa
uing 0i trees or garden work 10 .
ri on 4. ). VAIL. - -, &c
tt9nce near PYesh -. III -
=. do you good joo.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
G09d Eating apples
at ZEIGLEh rs store

at ZEIGAEh h s store
at only one dollar buseeI.
A6 year old child OF Jobr
Klc,z OF Hamilton township VIZ
accidentally burned 10 death in q
prairie FIRE there last wees
Ell Madden il having q concre54
sidewalk land along his properc /.
on north Chestnut street adjoining
the post Office.
SPECIAL attention given to CHI
d|ena' Hats fQ-daV. Saturday, 6.
Nonday, Miss Markey's.
Occupying Miss Blenders stand
MIRA All NiekeIs and childrep
haVe gone to the home of her pa
rents in Colorado, her mother be
ihg very SICK
Mrs, j. a. Ward enterta,ns on
triday evening ct musical the
ladles OF the saturday AFTERNOON
Club and. their husbands.
Rev. j, G Everett of WaKeen@
will preach at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church to-mOrrow morning ADD
evcnlng Communion III The morn
NC Sessions meeting at $3.50 "a
re"eive members.
Sunday school at Ia o'cio k
At the regular Conclave of
AieppO Commander. No 81. held
Monday evening the following off
GERS were elected for the en-, uIne
G. W. Mil er, Jr. Emm,neat Com
mander; j ii Strait, GeneraIiess
mos 6 A Lester, capt gen
Z HavemanG, treasurer; Z (
broSIuS, recorder
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
Colts for sale.

l offer for sale two 9 year old
colts one mare. one bOrse-cheap
Can he seen at my farm south
Of Mnnjor Ms A nc Aul@y
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
R .oms & Boord qcaated.

The mex, or Spring term. of
The State Normal school hero be
Gins III nday, 2Sth, and next week
students will arrive, and quite 40
attendance Is expected So.ne at
aem will want boarding places.
''hers will want Il couple looms
20 keep house themselves
If you can accommodate anv Of
;hese students in either way please
send word To- this office-so we can
ell the students when they come
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
kia"d an yossr BIS.

I0"0 an your Bills.
The Count, com,nlssio e1s have
o dered the following nott2p gwen
- govern yourael =. scco;dlpg!e,
he CurniY clerk Is hereby
Instructed TO notify ali parties in
terested that accounts II aealnsi the
County MUST be fled 10 his Office
BEFORE the 1st day Of each
quarterly meeting IL order to be
acted GU At that session, e all bill~
MOI filed before said Gate will ha
laid over until the next ouayterl,
meeting. fix Graar ns-'
Board Of County Ca'- IN
II. r D,- MmissiOners
ayes, L0at1aty clerk.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26

Andrew Meier is having the cur
iIao rock hauled and will soou
eve the pavement laid in front
f his lot on JunIati street
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
fresh cow

For sale at a reasonable 3rtca
ny farm near the Pleasant h il
. hool house, Young. rerfec.a
2'd'le, eaSv milIler. See
ChGries UlyY0X.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26

Glit"r Bretlle was up from Ellis
Il week and gives our town this
'npIimentary notice;
nile in HAYS We took occa-
50 10 visit the new Normal build
< aud are under obiigatiuns 10
a.;ract0r Berry tor faYors The
niIding is certainly q fine ane and
e citizeps pf Ha,- -
teeiinO - e 1nstifi,d
pIoud of it.
While Ellis has a prospective
I'tng boom. our neighbor CITY
HaVs Is right IN the midst OF
: Yost's npw mill. several fDe
re huildin9~, aud a number at
>.ide uces are already nhder way
q railroad are doing thelr share,
zu>tmaster Fentev OF Hats ha:
eady stirred up rumpns b.
'aSing tc open The post office OF
,,.'lay nights The old uIuer
.nn have never been known Il
= gong after their EIail at 0igb
certainly put ont and threatel
trouble "
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1904-03-26
.tallion for sale.

+ + Year old Ciydesdaie stal
i. Ia .ond condition. \ sslIe f0al
kef and brings good c.,its, for
Teas. ,nab.e sr taSe cattle. ST
tarm S mlles southwest ef city,
Is a good worker on the farm.
JOHN Sests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-05-27
THIS MEANS
BIG REFUND
G. n. Brown Claims a
Slice of 100000
Excess Duty.

A cablegram to H. ]. Johnston, GUS
tom house broker with Hind, Rolph &
Co., received from Thos. Fitch yes
terday said:
won under section six. Govern
ment has thirty days to appeal"
1t referred to an appeal from the
Board Of General Appraisers. having
headquarters in New York City, upon
duties paid on Japanese sake under
protest, the decision announced by At
torney Fitch being that of the U. s.
Court of Appeals for the Southern Dis
trict of New York.
AS it stands. subject to appeal as
stated, the decision means that the
United States Government is required
to refund to sake importers in Ha-
wall an aggregate, in round numbers,
of four hundred thousand dollars.
Charles II. Brown is in high feath-
er over the news. He claims to have
started the contest over the duties IN
question, instigated to action by a
ruling that dished scheme of his for
starting sake brewery here. The
Treasury department on February II,
1902, ruled that sake was a brew, but
three days later the Board of Cen
eral Appraisers ruled it was a wine.
1t Is now decided to be in the I'M
enumerated class of liquors. which is
subject to duty of but 20 per cent
ad valorem.
Mr.. Johnston made the protest that
has ensued in the decision, upon a
shipment of sake imported to New
York
Mr.. Brown states that Mr.. Fitch and
himself come in for $4,000 upon the
decision.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-05-27
MET SAD END At
HIS BORNEO HOME

Word has been received ia Homo
lulu from Borneo that Or, NJ, j. J.
Mnrlier do Routon who formerly had
orioes as dentist IA tho Alexander
Young building, has died Of fever pr,
harllor DO nouton eame here win
handsome ypung wife from California
Ito made many frlends, A few months
nHp hr received "a letter fram hls
mihpr Very wealthy mon Va liarasp
HahIpH hm ln return there and a %
t1'l rNIlnslnR "a Iaihrr Higa money
800 m ANN Ilr NnIlIr lo Rnulanp
lWWfllHfA NrW i4 nWWn hul nn
HuIHH iAam mNNl lhaf lhr laHalH
iHihrF Ml mH WHni lhe lu# m
NN llH NlRlu imHHfh nNaN.ll ff
lHH HlMllF NnHWWiH lIF AaN
l.i Al haA.N l.lM fff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-05-27
Married in San Francisco.

Miss Ethel Marshall, who recently
left Hawaii after couple of years
residence here and was for time
assistant cashier of Ehlers & Co., was
married in San Francisco on May ID
to G. N. Tehan, of Milwaukee.
$.s.<.s.<.s-<-s.<-s.$.s.<
The committee received the follow
ing letter from the Land Office con-
corning the opportunity to secure land
here for banana growing:
j. d. Dole, Com. on Ayr, Wahiawa,
Oahu.
Dear Sir: Yours of the 9th inst.
received, and hardly know how to an
swer same. If l only knew to what
extent this party desired to go into
the banana business l could give a
more definite answer to his inquiry.
You of course know that the lands
above Hilo are producing fine crop
Of bananas, but the growers appear to
be at the mercy of the California
Fruit Growers Union q think that is
their title), and l am told that these
California people handle the market to
suit themselves and that the Hawai-
prices or, if the shipment is of any
extent, go outside of the State for a
market.
We have many leases falling in soon,
all along the Hamakua coast, and so
will have much land available for ba-
mana culture. The value of the land
runs from $500 per acre for land not
cleared to $4,000 or $125.00 per acre
for land that has been cleared
The cost of clearing averages about
$50. 90 per acre. This land can be TAX
en- up under the various conditions of
our law, the amount being 600 acres
on time payment, and 1000 acres on
cash sales. However, you are familiar
with our laws and l need not repeat
the conditions.
We have smaller patches or remnants
at various places about the islands
that would grow fine bananas-for In
stance l hope to open up several hun
dred acres in Palolo valley, but in this
case l would like to settle this land in
small portions, just enough for the
ordinary family to handle. You see I
am back to the fact that | don't know
how much your correspondent wants
TO handle. / find this difficulty with
nearly all those who inquire about our
lands-a man wants to go into the cat
tie business, another wants land 10
support angora goats, another TO raise
coffee or pines, and ! always have to
ask them how much land they can
handle before | can give them loca-
ton and prices, | suppose this am
swer win be very unsatisfactory IA
YOU but u h the best I can do undor
mo circumstances,
Very truly yours
JAMES w. PRATT
Com ~ Public Lands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-05-27
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

Examinations are scheduled as In
dIoated below
June l5-Laboratory Ala in Phyalolo,
gy and Pathology la Dept, OF Agreul-
urs az sls0 per annum, Ago limit,
~ % 20 years, Applications received
NOT later lhan Jane :. 1904
June 2s liookkseper Philippine Ser
ylco "A $1,000 per annum, Several
vacancies ARe limit ~ % 40 years,
Applications received Until jane 49,
1904
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