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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
New Train and New Time Card.

An additional passenger train will be
put OH the Santa Fe. between Denver.
Pueblo and La Junta. May 9TH. The
time Of tho train between Pueblo and
Denver and La Jun,a has no, been an
nouneed. but an entire now time card will
DO issued by tho Santa Fa at tho ;iIno
this train Is put into service. and several
important changes In the running ;imo o.
tho passenger trains OF tho road will be
noted on tho Forthcoming card. Tho now
train will run daily during tho res; Of tho
summer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

La Junsa had lively school election
Monday. $50 votes bainr polled. r. W.
Patterson. pfesidsn; Of the FRS; national
Bank. received s52. and Judge Wallis,
s27. The ladies took an active part in
the campaign.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

r. r. Msrk has sold his double iron
store building on Main street. now oeeu-
pisd by the Rocky Ford Hardware Co
TO Miss Charlotte n. Steele Of Denver
sister Of W. c. Steele. This is one Of the
mos. desirable business locations In Rocky
Ford. The price paid by Miss Steele Is
not stated ba, at one time Mr.. Msrk asked
$4,000 for the property.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

The advocates Of saloons In Canon City
made an effort TO defeat tho ~ill Of tho
people as expressed in tho reesn: election
ba, were unsuccessful Judge Bailey
ruling ,ha, the contestants had neither
law nor equity on their SIDE. We under
stand ,ha. this decision gives cancn City
a solid an,i-lieenss board Of eirh. alder
men. The mayor Is no, in harmony with
the views o. the aldermen bu, is fair
minded man who ~iil no; anssgonifs the
desires Of The majority. The Enterprise
eoarra,ula;ss Canon City on this ad-
vaneed step in municipal government.
We make the following exsrae, from
the Canon City Clippers reper; Of The
suit:
The principal reason given By The
court for dissolving the injunction and dis
missing the case was that the court was
without jurisdiction TO hear and deter
mine the matter. Il was suggested tha:
the defeated candidates had the right sc
60 into court Of law and establish their
title TO their respective Offices. or con-
tes, for their seats before the newly
elected council. As q matter Of fact,
neither Of these proceedings is practical.
as in one instance is would probably take
three years 10 determine the question in
in the ordinary course Of litigation in the
supreme court. ard in The other is Is high
~ improbable tha, the six eouneilmen.
who are charged with Illegally holding
certificates and the Offices would unseas
themselves and put their opponents IN Of.
fee in any eon,es, proceedings instituted
before them"
The action taken 10 the Canon City suit
only adds to the confidence Of our No
License aldermen ,ha, they will not be
ous,ed from the seats to which they were
fairly elected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Our csntaIoupe Seed never
disappoints. One srade-.-on<
price. $I.00 per pound.
Ebbert's Seed House.

The Lewis and Clark Exposition at
Portland. Oregon. will open June l. The
railroads have agreed upon one fare for
the round trip from all eastern points to
Portland. during the Exposition. This Is
the cheapest first-elsss transportation
ever offered from the East, and IL will
afford opportunities for seeing The Pacific
Coast country which may not be repeated
in many Year,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Jus; imagine. says an exchange. tho
Gar Of Russia travelling 1000 miles oy or
his country To hun, bears and wild cats,
and standing on tho rear Of his car and
throwing kisses al all tho babies and
b9wing TO tho nui;i;adss ,ha; gree; him
a, every village and hamlet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Park caretaker Barklsy Is doing large
amour. Of work on tho Santa 70 Park
lor Central Park south o. the station. 4
large number Of flowers arc being planted
ard in fsw weeks our citizens Can posn;
70 this new park with even greater pride
than in the past
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Las, weeks Enterprise in speaking Of
Eyangolis, Sundays meetings y; Canon
City said ,ha; the spp;eesssise citizens
made him goodwill offering Of S 500.
This WAS tho amsua, raised a; The Sun
day morning service. ha; which was
increased 20 s2.i5s a. the evening ser
Niea and next day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

The Star is in reesip. Of q letter from
VIM. Beaeham in which he states
that he has accepted position with the
pawley Wilson Hardware and Furniture
Company at Rocky Ford. Colorado. Mr..
Bsaeham was the best posted hardware
man in this section and the Dawley- Wilson
company are indeed fortunass in securing
his services.-Nardin lOkIa.l Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Miss Katherine Coleman has issued in
vi,a,ions to a mos, attractive Musicale 10
ba given at tho Presbyterian church nes;
Monday evening. Tho favored holders Of
invitations arc locking forward TO an
evening Of much enjoyment
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

State Engineer Jayeox was down from
Denver few days since making ar
rangements for the early commencement
Of work on tho shale road between Rocky
Ford and La Junta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Former Senator Ps,;igrsw Is adding
his voice TO ihs general c.,sr:s o. praise
for PfeslAsn; Roosevelt. t. seems ;ha;
all ;ha, Is now needed 10 make !, prsssie-
ally unanimous Is 4 kind word from Gov.
Vafdaman. Of ntississirpi.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

wha. Prof. C. Morris Campbell. pro-
sessos Of voses Culture. New York City.
says Of Mshiin & Sons rssnos. Have
used tho Mehlin Grand nine years ard
find l. pettee; fof voice and Instrumental
work. Sold by T. J. Hill. Grand opsfs
House. tS-t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

This has been busy week with nature.
Tho warm sunshine following abundant
rainfall has caused all vegetation to make
most rapid advancement This first week
in May will elothe our wealth Of shade
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

II the government can examine and
regulate the business methods of national
banks. why would it be dangerous to our
liberties to have it do the same favor for
railway and other big corporations?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Reher, Pfendsfldi.h. ono Of tho pioneer
sheep men Of this section Of tho country
and q rosiden, for over twenty years.
died a. his home in tho Fairmoan; eoaS-
,ry las, Wednesday morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Al Greeley. Monday. the sheriff burnet
several hundred dollars worth Of gambling
devices. This, following the payment o
S 900 in fines. diseouragss gambling Il
Greeley,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

TO PICKLE oRowERs.---fes Sale.
Boston Picking Cucumber Seed. The
prolific. short. IA, pickle. Best grown for
p,etiing purposes. Price SO cents per
pound. Call al the Gem Cash Grocery
or al ranch 4 miles southeast
S9.Sop r. n. James.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

The bright glare Of publicity seems to
irishssn the beef trust officials. Il has
frightened some Of them of to Europe
taking Nth them some Of the best wit
nssses Tor the government among their
employees. II has caused them to ship
their records away as baggage. II this
is not evidence Of guilt. ~ha. does il sig
r.yf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

J. {. Aston. tho Pueblo chis.,ain's val
icy rus,ler. has been among our citizens
this week and Is making good progress
toward making tho chiei;sin tho leading
paper In otefo county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Tho walsef-i.a~is Carriage Company.
Of Goshen. Indiana has JUS; received =
large 10; Of baggies and carriages. sam
pies Of tho goods which the residen,
agent. @. w. Le~is. will offer for sale
;hrovghou; Colorado. This agency does
no retail business. selling only to the
trade. Their headquarters arc with the
Burkdoll Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

1000 pounds Early White Spine
Cucumber Seed rs cent, per
pound. ESbert's Seed House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

n handsome bse.is; comes 10 Us from
Ramsay & Byars which Is devoted 30
telling Tho many gsed Qualities Of As
Queen Quality shoes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

The newspapers Of Saiida and canor
City have had much to say concerning
tho rubber plan, which grows In Ii,
mouatain regions bu; up TO date shef,
has been nothing but wind work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

For Sale Cheap. on terms to
suit. S room house, with barn.
only z blocks from postoi!iee.
Mrs. Josie P. Rsndel. or Rsndei
& preble.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

No: being able 10 find a, homo tho
drss, horses needed in his transfer bust
moss. @. r. Daring few days since made
4 trip TO Denver ard purchased hse ane
speci,nans O. horsat,ash,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Fresh Strawberries.

90 70 Sssaaef's for The afs. ftse
strawberries q the season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Beginning this week the churches will
commence all church services at 500
instead Of 1880 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Car Load Just Received.

OF CANE SEED. Kaaif Corn. Milo
sissss ard Mile: Seed.
Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

S~ss. Ssins Milk and Ba,sstrllE Sc a
gallon a; The creamery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Fresh Strawberries.

Go 70 S;anHsf's tof tho hrs: nps Straw
bernss Of the season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

1000 pounds Early White Spine
Cucumber Seed. Is cents per
pound. Ebbest's Seed House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Fine Strawberry Plants !st sale a. sos
S. g,hs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Commander Thomas J. Do~rsn. o! tho
Department: Of Colorado and Wyoming.
q. a. r.. in his annual announcement fo'
the observance o. Memorial Day. urges
tho devotion Of three days in memory Of
the departed heroes Of tho Civil and
Spanish-Amefiean wars. He calls upon
The teachers Of all schools TO provide .
program the Friday preceding Memorial
Day IN which The pupils can take part and
which will 50; forth and impress upon
their minds the significance Of tho custom.
The churches are IN turn appealed 10 fof
special services on aeeoau, Of Memorial
Day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

For Sale--Cssh or monthly
payments. 4 room house with
bath room, closet. pantry and
barn, good condition, nice lawn.
Mrs. Josie p. Rsndel. 500 N. 9Th
st., or Randel & Preble.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
For the next 10 days. Guthrie
Potatoes 90 cents per hundred.
al Ebbert's Seed House.

Car Of Kaffif Corn a; Rocky Ford Mil.
Better than Corn <or feed. come and
Try i,. poa', fall 10 plan, some. sS-sa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Stock Growers Assn. Denver. May g.
Is. $3.50 round trip. coa,iavogs pas
sage each direction. Sell May q ard Q.
limit May IS. r. q. Csfran. Ars-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Just received. Car Of Cane
Seed. Ksilir Corn and Millet At
Jackson & lawson'y

Esesps Sunday after 10 a. m. yss can
get ICE aay time a; Dfyaas,s two miles
east Of ss~n. a9-,f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

May sale beginning Saturday tho 6;h.
See Sale bills OF. for prices al Ramsay
A Bvafs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
SCHOOL El.EcTlON NOTICE.

A special meeting Of the ieesi voters Il
srhool District No. 4 in the county of oteto.
called By the Distsict Buard, oiI Re held al
the f.ibesty High School building, In esid
dssssscs. s % S.nasy E she y - az ~ - s.y. =.
tor fcr q term Of I've years as provided hy
iav. The ballot boz will be opened a. TN.
Pus,senea thi. ssh day Of May. A. q. fss.
y Z. iMYkaiN iMYkasiN. r.~.ser.
~ :. a.. IUi...Us -. SCI. rs.te,.g.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Parties wanting Seed Potatoes can sci
them and pay for them this fall II desif.
able. Guthrie variety. @. E Bryant.
Sas phsre Ford 5s2
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Fresh Iomaioes.

S,auHsf's have fresh Tomatoes IN stock
sis days IN The week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

S,rayed. abou, April Is. one red Cow
short horned. branded lazy S slash T. Or
left side. Information literally rewarded
Address C. W. Snider. Boz els Rocky
Ford. 1886
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Tho national eneampmsn, Of the Grand
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

A lot Of second hand stoves cheap
cash or on credit.
STARK a MCGUIRE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Second Class Coloaiss Rates TO Cali
fornia ens way Sas also Northwest fa,s
s2s goes out on May 18th and will not
be in effect Until Sept is TO Oct is.
% cen, bed spreads. this sale 90 cents.
$500 Frinssd Spreads now Si.5o. Sale
at Ramsay q Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

roR sAIE.Ne. 1 cantaiospe See,
Call on FRED Nint. ass
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H Minister China, and
Gently Honolulu yesterday
Siberia, of duty He accompanied
by
Siberia yesterday afternoon
political
stated that such matters
conversation Ambassador Conger said:
hoped arrival something about the f
while
difficult
defeated, if he
feelings
anything at ALL
s
territory,
believe that China
the
world
liberal that
fitting by Them
Asked a to
Mr. Embassy
him.
promotion Embassy, he would have
Minister in
during SIEGE and with
family
Chinese
of that China was now
at with herself and the
calonay
IN China as well as in Italy, Bulgaria
lesson from
Boxer outbreak The indemnity cup
had a telling p
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fuls. Now ten cents a bite is a con-
siderable investment even for a mil
lonaire. 1t would not have been petty
at one of Seneca's feasts.
But, when a traveller. possessed of
an ordinary appetite and with this
chart before him, contemplates an en-
tire dinner, he finds himself in an un-
known sea and rises at once to the
dignity of an investor AS he is away
from home, perhaps he would like a
preliminary relish" If so. he can
have it. if he is able and willing to
pay If he wants Queen Olives"
which 1 suppose means olives that
have been crowned, he must disgorge
twenty cents. If he requires them to
De stuffed" ten cents more stands for
the inevitable indigestion. If he Sc
Iects Russian Caviar, lin any style"
he must disgorge thirty-five cents and
If he is so much of an epicure as to
require anchovies in oil. forty cents is
his Introductory contribution. Even
picked walnuts or mangoes that with
out stuffing. can be picked from the
trees in Honolulu, cost TWENTY-FIVE
cents
He must then pass it over or drop
from fifteen cents to a quarter for soup
and, after that. for any native fish,
fifty cents. Salt mackerel which NAV
remind him of the frosty northeast
is at the same figure. AS for oysters.
a stew is fifty cents, an ordinary oys-
ter cocktail thirty-five. and oysters
baked in the deep shell. and almost
lost to sight" even though ito mem
DRY dear" will deplete him of seventy
five cents. Entrees range from maca-
roni at twenty-five cents to frogs legs
"a Ia Poulette" for a dollar and a quar-
ter. A limited slice from a roast will
be furnished for fifty cents and from
that sum- the price ranges up, and it
won't help him to take his meat cold
or in the form of sandwiches A few
of the vegeta bles are only ten cents
each. but. if his taste is nice. he will
have to increase his deposit as high as /
fifty cents per dish. if he should take
a notion TO scale the heights of "colos-
sal asparagus. A salad will add from
fifteen. which is excessively plebeian, to
forty cents which is more suitable to |
the Importance of a pater-familias on !
a tour. For dessert. he can select a /
piece of pie. that struggles desperately |
to assert its visibility, for ten cents or !
an omelette soufflee for dollar. If /
he needs cheese, with a cracker thrown |
in, from fifteen to twenty-five cents is /
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PRINCES OF
CAROLINES
Young Chiefs Enroute
to German
College.

Among the lay-over passengers al
Honolulu from the S. S. Siberia are E
Nanpei and H. Nanpei, princes of the
Caroline Islands. They are the sons
of the chief Of that name in the Caro-
line group, and are now on their way
to Germany to enter college. Nanpei
is said to be the highest and most in
fuentia1 chief in the group. At one
time another son was a student at the
Kamehameha Schools.
Dr. w. D. Alexander says that dur
ing the Spanish occupation of the Caro-
lines Nanpei was badly treated by the
Spanish officials, and was confined in
prison for a long period. He was i'm
prisoned on a political charge, but 1t
views. which were not those of Spain,
and because of the chiefs friendly at
titude toward the Protestant mission
aries from the United States The aid
of the United States government was
asked and Nanpei was released.
When the Spanish war broke out
Nanpei urged the United States to
send a warship to the Carolines and
wrest them from Spain as they had
Guam. This was not done and at the
close of the war Germany bought the
Carolines.
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the fine. Coffee will top off his dinner
with fifteen cents more
Thus the lowest rate. for a man who
eats a cheap dinner, is two dollars and
forty cents. From that humble figure
he can readily climb up to ten dollars,
without unusual engagement. This
is a fine specimen of the encourage
ment to tourists that Honolulu now
supplies in ''first-class' places. If a
hotel trust should be established, the
best thing they could do would be to
drive to the Pail and back, have one
meal, pronounce Oahu to be too beau
tiful an island for their entertainment,
and quietly go home. 1t is quite evil
dent that tourists ought not to come
here in pairs. AS for families there
are enough of them on hand now
STEAMBOAT.
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KOREANS AND
JAPS FIGHT
Tug.of-War Starts a
Fight On Sun
day.

The quarantined Japanese and Ko-
reans held on Quarantine Island some
times have difficulty in using up their
leisure moments and occasionally
have tournaments of various sorts. On
Sunday there was a tug-of-w war be-
tween japanese and Korean teams and
the contest was won by the former.
That settled that contest. but dur
ing the evening there was some wordy
discussion over the result and shortly
the two classes were settling the diff
Guilty with their fists. A general mix
up took place. in which some clubs
were used and one of the Koreans had
his head opened UP.
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SOME TOURIST DRAWBACKS
TOLD BY A SAD WAYFARFR
Honolulu. May s. 1905.

Honolulu, May 6, 1905.
sires to attract tourists with money to
spend, the last thing it wants is a
Hotel Trust, especially if the trustee
and the beneficiary are identical. 1t
has long since adopted tariff against
permanent acquisitions of population
that is almost prohibitory, and, if
man of that class happens accidentally
to squeeze in, he is neatly roasted and
done to a turn in very short order. If
the prohibition is extended to tourists,
who are usually not fools, the elect
on itself.
The least that can be done for tour
lists. after inviting them to come, is to
give them something to eat, without
the sacrifice of their return passage
money All tourists are not million
aires, and even millionaires, perhaps
especially millionaires, know the pro-
portion between what they get and the
money they spend.
In New York or San Francisco peo-
pie have to pay something for style,
but. if they don't care for the external
trappfngs, they can live at moderate
rates. Even in first-class New York
hotels. conducted on the European
plan. while prices are high, the por-
lions are liberal and a judicious and
experienced traveller can manage to
avoid starvation without depositing
his entire capital upon the hotel coun-
ter If Honolulu progresses, as 1t
has done for a year or two, ordinary
tourists will need subscriptions if they
stav more than a day or two.
I have before me a Honolulu bill OF
fare that deserves a little study. n
duck that has been cap
tured and slain is unique luxury.
4 portion costs sixty cents, and one
T had the other night was remnant
of a duck that must have travelled
long way and very rapidly before he
stoned quacking permanently. rive
sixths at least of the scraggy olped
was absent. and the part on the dlsh'
axcept the large proportion of skele-
TON supplied exactly six very small
,ites-nind you, "bites'-not mouth
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LIST OF GUESTS
AT VOLCANO HOUSE

Mrs. NJ. c. Nagle, Denver, Col; Mrs
f. NJ. Post, Washington, D. c.; r. w.
Single, G.. w. r. Ewart, L. A.
Thurston. E A Mott Smith. A. W.
Carter. a. Bottomley. Mr. Lovekin, j.
7. Downing. Alice NJ. G. Luce. Mary
Sexton, Honolulu; VIM. Mckay and
wife, Jno. c. Searle, A B. Squire. DR..
John ]. Grace. s. Grace. D. E. Met
ziar. a. Richley, D. J. Brad. Mr.. jack
son, Hilo; W. 3. Lycett. steamer Ha-
wall: c. NJ Roberts and wife. Eva,
Oahu: Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Mitchell
Seattle. Wash: Miss May Baldwin,
Santa Cruz. Cal; Miss Mable Stillman,
San Jose. Cal; H. A PEARS. Mrs.
Clark. San Francisco; J. L. D. Morrison,
Philadelphia. Pa: K. Won Skoda. Aus
tria; Mrs. ". J. Grifhths. Boston.
Mass; Alexander McBain. Kukaiau.
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FOR SALE.

THE HOMESTEAD of Henry Davis,
at Punahou, opposite Oahu College
Campus. containing acres of land,
with large dwelling, cottages, coach
house, servants quarters, family laun-
dry, barn. COW and poultry houses.
On these premises are number OF
rare and choice Tropical Fruit Trees,
now matured and fruit yielding, at
fording many advantages to the owner
who has ample pasturage, firewood.
poultry, eggs. etc. etc.
Any one contemplating purchase can
call and examine
The entire property will be sold AT
la SACRIFICE.
TERMS OF PAYMENT made easy
to any responsible purchaser.
For price and all particulars, apply
to
FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD.
CORNER FORT AND QUEEN SITS
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Yesterdays games in the tennis tour
nament, played on the courts of Pacific
Tennis Club at Capitol square, result
ed as follows:
Clarence H. Cooke defeated George
Waterhouse.
s. H Derby defeated John Water
house.
w. p. Roth defeated A. S. Brown.
w. H. Rabbit defeated c. H. w.
Norton.
Today the ladies will play at the
Pacific's court.
Tomorrow. the contest for the Alex
ander cup will take place.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE


ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order of Hon. S. B.
Dole. Judge of the District Court Of
the United States, in and for the Dis
trict of Hawaii given, made and or
dered in the above entitled cause, I
shall Saturday. May 81, 1905, at II
O'Clock noon. sell at the auction sales
rooms OF Fisher, Ables Co, Ltd, cor
ner Fort and Queen streets, Honolulu,
all that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate on Waikiki side of Piikoi street,
in Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii, being a part of lot number
362. being the same premises conveyed
by deed of Johann F. Hackfeld to Geo.
c. Stratemeyer by deed dated August
g. 1900 recorded in the Hawaiian Reg
istry of Conveyances iii liber 209, page
S62 with the buildings and appurte-
nances thereon
Size of lot 100 feet frontage on Piikoi
street by a uniform depth Of 100 feet.
Terms of sale: Cash in United
States gold coin. Deeds at expense of
purchaser.
THEO. F. LANSING,
Trustee.
Further particulars Of
MESSRS. THOMPSON & CLEMONS,
Attorneys for Trustee, or
FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD,
Auctioneers.
=. I bte:-The improvements upon the
s3b0ve described premises consist Of a
lice cottage of six rooms. Bath, nice
lanai, servants quarters, stables, etc.
FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD,
AUCTIONEERS.
7095-May s. 13, 20.
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A SAFE MEDICINE.

Mothers of small children need not
hesitate to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy It contains no opiate
or narcotic in any form and may be
given To a baby with as much con-
fdence as to an adult. 1t always cures
and cures quickly For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co. Ltd. agents for Hawaii.