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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-25
FIRE RECORD.
EIba General store.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan. 24.-(Special
Telegram. Fire of unknown origin started
last night at II o'clock in the general store
of Anderson * Co. at Elba, thirty miles
northwest OF this city. The volunteer fire
department responded promptly. but the
blaze had such Roadway it had to be con-
tent with saving surrounding stores The
building, known as the Miller block, the
largest in town, and the stock are a total
loss. Loss on building $1,000; on stock,
$1,000; insurance on latter is 5000
r., school Building at Sioux Falls.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D.. Jan. 24--The Lowell
school building, one of the finest owned by
Sioux Falls. was completely destroyed by
fire early this morning. The fire is supposed
to have been of incendiary origin. There
was insurance to the amount of about 500
900 on the structure. but the loss will reach
$4,000 above that figure. Books belonging
to $50 school children and nearly 800 volumes
belonging to the school library were con-
sumed.
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January White Goods Sale.

January White Goods Sale.
CHECKED DIMITIEs.
2c Checked Dfmities, 19c yard
3Oc Checked Dimities, &c yard
35cJ Checked Dimities. Csc yard.
WHITE EMBROIDERED MUI.LS
65e Embroidered Mulls, soc yard.
5oc Embroidered Mulle, acc yard. ."-'
500 Embroidered Mulls soc yard.
INDIA LINoN.
l0c India Linon, &c yard.
121ac India Linon, s1kc yard.
15c India Linon, 10c yard.
zoe India Iinon, 12c yard.
25c India Linon, 1890 yard.
soc India Linon, zoe yard.
35c India Lnon, 22c yard.
SOC India Linon, soc yard.
LINEN suITINGs AND WAIST LINENS.
CSC os-inch Linen suiting, 2sc yard.
soc 36-inch Linen Suiting, 35c yard.
CSC 36-inch Linen SuitiRg 49c yard.
Toe 36-inch Linen Suting. SOC yard.
S5c 36-inch Linen Suiting, Csc yard.
s1.O0 36-inch Linen Suiting, sec yard.
$50 SO-inch Linen Suiting, $l29 yard.
s1.65 90-inch Linen Suiting. s1Ss yard.
500 90-inch Linen Suiting, $1.69 yard.
TABLE CLOTHS.
$500 Table Cloths, s1.49 each.
$225 Table Cloths, $l.69 each.
$500 Table Cloths, $500 each.
$3.50 Table Cloths, $500 each.
A75 Table Cloths, 1928 each.
STRIPED DIMITIES.
zoe Striped Dimities, 15c yard.
DC Stri1ed Dimities l9c yard.
30c Striped Dimities, 2Sc yard.
HANDKERCHIEF LINENS FOR EN-
BROIDERED WAISTS AND SUITS.
$3.50 Sheer Linen, sl.29 yard.
800 Sheer Linen 79c yard.
S5c Sheer Linen, CSC yard.
Soc Sheer Linen, 3sc yard.
TOWELS. TOWELS
Acc II. s. Huck Towels, 25c each.
SIPS IL. S. Huck Towels, soc each.
NAPKINS. NAPKINS.
500 Napkins, $2.75 dozen.
$3.50 Napkins. $500 a dozen.
DAMAsK BY THE YARD.
$3.50 Table Damask, s1,00 yard.
SIPS Table Damask, soc yard.
CRASHES. . -,.
1oc Brown Linen Crash, sc. yard.
121hc Brown Linen Crash, SIC var
l5c Brown Linen Crash, 1oc yard.
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u.ra.rer stiiI atL.rs..

ABERDEEN. s. D.. Jan, s4-CspeeiaI
relesram,) IF ulkinsOn, the slayer OF Drake
at Ashley. y. D., Is stlli missing. with no
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-25
-EvIDENcE OF ANOTHER WRECK

Name Board of Schooner Fawn Is
Found I'm Surf at Carmanah.
VICTORIA, b. c., JAN 2i.-Csptan
Gaudin, agent of marine, received a tele-
gram last night from Iightkeeper Dakin at
Carmanah that the name board of the seal
ing schooner Fawn had been found in the
surf near there. The schooner Fawn left
Boring sea for Victoria last October with
$500 sealskins and six white men and
twenty-one Indians.
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The New Coats.

Are certainly rare and artistic designs.
The jaunty short coat, the "a in. double
breasted loose coats and the long swagser
80 in. coats are all here. Come in and get
acquainted with omahas best and most up
to-dete cloak department.
Bargains in furs.
Bargains in fall suits. :sayt
Bargains in lingerie waists.
Bargains in long kimonos.
Bargains in all winter coats.
WHEN WE SAY BARGAINS. 1T MEANS
SOMETJIINC.
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clue to his whereabouts. Drake was a resi-
dent of Minneapolis and made regular trips
to Ashley.
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Worth Knowing
that Allcock's are the original and genuine
porous plasters; all others are limitations
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Visit the Silk Stock Thursday.
Many Broken Lines at Still
Greater Reductions.

Scores took advantage Of the great sale
yesterday; more will tomorrow; many lines
being put together in order to make
Thursday specially attractive
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New Spring Suits.

We have already sold great many suits.
The styles and cloths are so much prettier
than those OF former seasons. We show
the new polo suits the new pony suits and,
the new princess styles. Every one model
made for the new store of Thompson. Bel
den & Co. Prices from SIS to $50. ta.s',
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/, A Ribbon Opportunity.

We place on sale in our ribbon depart
ment beautiful silk taffeta ribbon. in art
istic floral designs so charming for collars
hair bows and girdles and eagerly sought
for by women of good taste.
One lot of "a in. taffeta ribbon. warp
prints. fancy continuous floral designs. reg
ular SOC qualities. 25c.
Soft taffeta ribbon AZ in. wide all proper
and popular shades, new floral designs. in
broken effects appropriate for collars, Cir
dies and hair bows. soc yard.
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January Sale of Ready Made
Sheets and Pillow Gases.

The savings here are more noticea BILE
than on the yard goods. While the market
price of these has advanced again, our
price is reduced and will not go up until
February l. Take advantage of the re-
auctions while the stock lasts.
READY MADE SHEETS BLEACHED.
Size 6Sx90. former prices soc, 60c, Coo, SOC,
si,1O each; reduced prices 4Sc, ACC, SIC, Sc,
Soc each.
Size 72xsO, former prices 55c, zoe, 75c, 9oc
t.20; reduced prices. 4sc, soc, CSC. 65c, Soc
Size 72x9O, former prices 55c, zoe, 75c, soc,
s1.25 each; reduced prices 4sc, $50, 63c, 75e,
g5c each.
Size 72xs9 former prices s1.05, s1.25; re-
duced prices Ssc. ssc each.
Size slxsO, former prices eoc, zoe, 75c,
soc, s5c. Noo, sl.25; reduced prices, 49c, 6oc,
&c. CSC. 7sc, 7sc. CSC each.
Size S1x99. former prices soc, siO5, N.1O.
$3.50; reduced prices. 7sc. SAC. CSC, N.O5
each.
d, Size 90x99, former prices 95c, $1.1O $2O.
. N.a5. s1.40; reduced prices. 7sc sec, s1.OS,
sl.0s, $11o each. ~
READY MADE PILLOW CASES.
i, BLEACHED.
Size 42x3e former prices loo. 17c nc. 24c
each; reduced prices 12c, 49,, 1sc, zoe each.
Size 45x3e former prices 16c, 1sc, &c,
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In Our Economy Basement.

Everything is a bargain. Ladies who APP
preciate good goods cheap will find this an
ideal place to trade.
Coats at SECS.
Coats at $49s.
Petticoats at CSC.
All children's coats at half price
Well made and stylish skirts at 1898 and
A9S.
House wrappers at 75c and 81.
Hundreds of waists from 49c to 81 ~
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Size 5Ox36 former prices 19c. 2Oc, 25c.
each; reduced prices 14c, Ice, 2O14c each.
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Choice New Styles in Separate
Skirts.

Really pretty fashionable well made and
well fitting skirts are not found in every
store. On our second floor cloak depart
ment every skirt is new within the past
few days ready for your approval. Our
prices are low for such beautiful skirts.
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| g7l4o each. reduced prices isc. lic iOc, ssc
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AWFUL LOSS OF LIFE

Continued from First Pase.)
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.ENTIERRO De La Sc
horita R a mirez
Diaz en- HunaCa0.
En- 81 iltimO dssafio De Base ball
Ohtuva ALI Ia victoria eI In
dian
Conc pr0cedsi aIgunos TspuhIIeaaos d AgusdllIi
lDe nMegtr0 eorresponsaE.

septiembre 26 Aver 50 Ilev6 cabo
81 sepelio del cadaver de Ia aeiorita Her
minia Ramirez Diaz, hija de nueatro co.
rreligionario conaecuente don Aguatin.
Acompan6mos en- su profunda pena
La Colonia Sangermefia de esta ciu.
dad, nos suplica digamos al Corresponaal
de La Correspo en- Ia ciudad de
las Tomas que escTiba algo de sabor local.
En- el iltimo desaffo de base ball CO.
lebrado en- los teTrenos del "Indian Club"
entire los iugadores del Vanderbilt y eli
Indian obtuvo Ia victoria 81 iltimo poT
dos carreras.
Hemos recibido una hoja suelta pu-
blicada en Aguadilla y frmada poT FL
Pueblo Republicano'', On Ia que ss trata
de zaherir Ia personalidad del patricia y
vieio luchador don Ernesto Rubio Mestre,
candidate nominado por 81 partido unio-
nista para el puesto de alcalde en- aquella
villa.
No nos extrafian los prOcedimientos
puestos en- pr6ctica por polfticos de Occi-
dente, porque sabemos que en- 81 partido
republican, priva 81 sistema, y utilizan
mfseros medios para desprestigiar los
hombres de mas waller de procedencia
unionista, en- aquaiia comarca.
Afortunadamente 81 fest1n que eomenz6
ocho amos ha terminara en- Noviembre
pr6ximo.
Hacen falta para Ell triunfo republican,
en- aquella villa los cinco mil dollars de
q rGjar con que contribute Amell, 81 cata-
Ian. Hemos bebido por luengoS afios
"agua de Ia fuente" y sabenaos del PIE de
que cojea1.
Ha sido comentado y esplendidamen-
te aplaudido por los intelectuales de esta
ciudad, el editorial que con 81 epfgrafe
ssCarta 4 I'm Alcalde' public6 la Co
rrespondencia" en- su edici6n de aver.
Nuestros placemes al autor de tan bri-
llante como en6rgico trabajo.
Los profesoreg alumnos de la escuela
"Ponce de Le6n" Sc vieron, en- la mafiana
de hoy, impedidos de asistir dieho plan
tsl de ense1anza & causa de una laguna
que Be forma Ia salida de esta poblaci6n
y en- Ia carretera que conduce Ia playa.
Llamamos la atenci6n del Comisionado
del Interior para que ordene sean extraf-
das de las cunetas las basuras yerbas
que impiden las corrientes que Sc forman
.poT las lluyias torrenciales de Ia epoca.
Tenemos noticias de que Ia iunta local
de instruction llamar& Ia atenci6n acerca
de este particular al Comisionado de Edu.
caci6n, para que interponga su infuencia
y quede satisfsctoriame arreglado este
asunto de inter6s general.
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de SOcIEDAD

U'sQ boda En Manatf han undo SUI
sueEtes, realizando Gus dulces sueflos de
amor, los diatinguidos miembros de aque
LA Bociedad, sedorita Teresa Franco Val.
des y 81 joven don Claudio Garcia Gar.
cfa, socio este de la mercantii YilIamil ,
ComPaffa dc aquella poblaci6n. La DO.
da fu6 en- familia, concurriendo algunoa
fotimos de IA casa y Sc cslebr6 en- La mo.
rada del padre de h desposada, don Igna-
clio Franco.
De muY Tecomendables condolences Los
felicea c6nyuges ella por 50 belleza y yir-
tudes = 81 por 50 laboriosidad, son muy
estimadoE en- la Bociedad manatiena su
enlace ha sido bien acojido.
Que sea eterna Is felicidad que hoy les
sonrfe y que en- su hermoao hogar solo
haya flores.
PersonGtes Ha regresado d5 los Esta-
dos Unidos, en donde estuvo dos meses, el
seiloT Jose A. Canals, iPgsniero, de San
turee. Bien veDido
En- el ..Tersdlless" Sc encuentra 60
Santurca pasando una temporada, la bella
y distinguida Befiofita ElVira Martinez de
Las Marias. Que sea por mucho tempo
Ia eBtancia aquf de Ia buena amiga gra-
tas sus impresiones
A Sonturce. Han trasladado su resi-
dencia al s.Versalles desde anteayer, los
distinguidoB esposos Sanchez Morales Ube-
da. Buena estancia en- 81 nueya Tesiden-
cia deseamos & los estimablea esposos.
May se7atida. .-Lo ha sido el falleci-
miento de Ia diatinguida sefiorita Carmen
PenelaB, hermana del Lcdo. Hilario Cue
villas, ocurrido aver en- Santurce. Nues-
tro mas sentido pesame paz eterna Ia
que fue virtuosa dana.
"a sus JGres En- 81 vapor liltimo, han
regresado sus hogares, procedentes de
los Estados Unidos, nuestros estimables
compatriotas, don Pedro j. Basosa, del
comercio de San Juan; Lcdo. don Jeslia
Rossy y So distinguida esposa, tambi6n de
esta capital don Francisco Quinones =
su distinguida familia, esta Ultima de San
German.
Despues de nm viaie por Europas visi-
tando tambi5n Suiza, regresa So her
mosa ciudad de Ponce, Ia espiritualy bella
stfiorita Alicia FeIicci, que viene perfu.
mar otra vez con el encanto de su hermo.
sura simpatfa el respectable hogar de sus
distinguidos padros
A todoB nuestra mas afectuosa bienve.
nida.
De 0ste1ta. los j6venes y distinguidos
esposos Caubet Gonz6lez, acompafiados de
50 monfsimo nino, han regresado. aver de
Espafia en- el vapor corTeo, despues de pa.
saT una larga temporada en- Mallorca.
Damos nuestra mas expresiva bienveni-
da q los felices c6nyuges, que son muy esti.
mados en- esta sociedad = cuyo regreso ins
pira grata impression de simpatfaR Klt
sEMPER. tn
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Ahajo eI mOnOpOIiO.

En- vista de la buena acoiida que ell
agradecido pneblo de San Juan estr5 ha-
ciendo todo 10 que ideamos y emprende
mos ayudandonos siempre de una manera
decidida y absolute, nosctros acometemos
q las empresas comerciales con verdadera
fe en- los mas halsgGenos resultados hasta
la fecha siempre fuimos coronados por ell
exito.
Entla presonte empresa, en- la empresa
magma de que ahora Sc trata te necesita-
mos mas, pueblo queridO, , seguroa podeis
estar de que de abaTatar todos los artfcu-
los en- nuestros establecimientos "EI Gle.
lo' LA Vizcafna" = ''La Gloria aborra-
reis un 25 ps hacienda ALI Yuestras com
pras.
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Board Of Medical ESa-
miners Of Porto Rico.

En- Ia Oficina de este Board Sc celebra-
ran el martes de octubre pr0XimO y dias
aucesivos examenes para los aspirantes a
Mcencias para practlcar legalmente la Me-
diGina la @ Eujia en- Puerto Rico, 10 mis-
mo que para los que deseen obtener una
Hcencia que los acredite como Cirujanos
Memories, Comadronas 8 Nurses (enfer-
meras.)
Los medicos presentaran en- esta Secre-
tarfa una solicitud ,jurada, al tftulo de
Universidad Escuela de Medicina, que
los acredite como tales Y pagaran un dere-
chO en- Tesorerfa de Is dollars.
Los aspirantes licencias de Cirujano,
Memories, Comadronas 8 Nurses presenta-
ran igual solicitud, acompafiando Certifica-
dos facultatiVos que le acrediten habeT
hecho practica estudios en- Hospitales,
por un tempo no menor de dos amos. Los
derechos de examenes y certihcados seran,
10 dollars los Practicantes, las COmadro-
mas Y 10 las Nurses enfermeras.
Las solicitudes en- blanco podran pedilse
q esta Secretarfa, 10 mismo que cuaiqu1era
explicaci6n que fuese necesaria, relacio-
NADIA con dichos examenes.
Pasada esta conVOcatoria, sera conside-
rada como practica. Illegal la de todos los
Medicos, Practicantes, Comadronas MUIR
ses que encontrandose en- Puerto Rico en
ell tempo de la publ caci0n de este anun-
clio eierzan cualquiera de estas profesiOnes
sin someterse 10 que la ley exile.
lDr. M. QUEVEDO BAEz,
Secretario,
San Francisco 72, 10.
ApartadO 712. IL v. g.
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luzgado de Paz.
JuIeIOs de aver.

AguHtfn Figueroa, por fTar piedras en-
Ia via pdblica, en- Ia noche de aver, pc
sos.
Alexandra Andrade y Angel Figueroa
por dormir en- sitios pdblicos, un dia de
arTesto.
Roman Sanchez, por dar gritos y profe-
rir frases obscenas en- Ia carretera en- San
turce, pesos
Juan Guerra, por insultos AdOIfo
Kolh, en- Ia plaza de armas, diez dias de
arresto.
Alejandro Torres, por portar sobre su
persona, una cuchilla de mas de tres pull
gadas de longitud, 25 pesos.
Jesus Lassalle, por dar gritos proferir
frases obscenas en- la calle de San Francis
co, 5 pesos.
Fueron absueltos seis acusados.
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S0lemnes GuItOs en- Ia Iglesia ParrO-
quiaI de San,FraneiScO de Asis.

En- los dfas 10 de Octubre pr6ximo,
y al toque de oraci6n, Sc celebrar6 en- di-
cha iglesia un solemne Triduo con orques.
ta y platica, = 81 jueyes, cuatro les s de
10 mafiana Misa soIemne con panegfrico.
Predicara dichas platicaa y panegfrico
81 elocuente orador sagrado Rev Padre
Iovar, cura pdrroco y vieafio de Aguadi-
lIa.
La orquesta = canto q cargo de los Jor-
danes.
FL Capellan de la iglesia J iuuta parro-
quial ruegan Ia asistencia de los feies de.
votoB de San Francisco.
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RlIEGO.

Lo hacemos los Sres. que Sc relacionan
continuation fin de que Sc siryan con
testaT sin mas demora, las reiteradas cartas
que les han sido dirijidas por Ia Admins
TRACTION de este diario, para la liquidation
de sus respeCtivas Cueutas
Don Jose Ferrer y Ferrer. CAGUAs.
Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
8. Carlos Z. de Chouden ANASCO..
g j.. A. MoTera Colon de SALINAS
Nicolas Benitez Delgado JUN
COS
Don Domingo Gallart GUAYAMA.
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POLlCIA lNsUlAR De PUERTO RICO.

Convocatoria para tallas de Policfa In.
suIar, en- las efcinas de Ia Comisi6n P. I.
(Cuartel 2. !. de San Franciaco) eI dia s
de Octubre de 1906.
Los requisites que se exigen para Ia ad.
mission SOD: Talla sin zapatos I72 cent?.
metros. Peso sin ropa, 80 libTas. Ex.
pansi6n toraxica, 5 centimetros. Buena
dentadura, no tener imperfecciones en- Ia
vista y 81 dido q osro defscto ffsico cnal-
quiera. Toda persona que no lIene estop
requisites 40 podrd ingresar on ell cuerpo.
y. JUDGE Captain & Ayudante az
Ia p
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Girsfas enemioas del piO0resO.

Por Bexta vez acaba de ser destruida
la Inca telegr6fca de Victoria Fails, en- ell
Africa Central, por IN rebafio de gi-
rafas.
Como tienen una enorme estatura, en-
redan su cuello en- los alambres y tiran
con toda su fuerza.
Sc ha llegado decir por este que las
girafas son enemigas del'progreso
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En- San Juan.

Ha llegado esta ciudad, en- asuntos de
negocios, el distinguido compatriota don
Manuel M. Vega, que representa- 4 la i'm.
portante casa 'sDr. Williams Medicine
CO., de Schenectady, N. Y, Estados
Unidos
Damosle la bien veuida le deseamos
Ell exito mas complete en- el objeto de su
viaie esta isla. .. --...
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E K A N E N /.

Dentro de pocos. dfas 81 teniente sefior
Iriarte, del battalion pueltorriquefo, Sc
presentara & ex6men para ascender z
primer teniente por renuncia, del senior
Pollion, de Cayey.
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EN- NEW T0RK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
"a situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias a los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos. Te-
l6fono y demas adelantos moder-
aos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
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El Captain Graham.

Ha llegsdo aver de los Estados Unidos
el Captain Graham del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico, aquien le cupo el honor de
ser 81 director del team del ej6rcito en- 81
dltimo certdmen del tiro 81 blanco en- Sea
Girt. Su direction fu6 tan hahil que logr6
sacaE victoriosamente su teans derrotado
en- los dltimos tres afios por dos de los
marinos y la guardia nacional.
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FaIIecinlisntO.

Los edifcios militares de San Juan han
tenido aver la bandera 4 media asta con
motive del fallecimiento del General
Crane, cuya noticia Be recibi6 por cable
aver, del Departamento de la Guerra de
Washington.
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IMnIGlnnR GENERAL

- coNSEIo Las MsDREs.- Fl iaTsbe eannsnse y
- enora Winsov debe usese sempEe que los nnos Tan
q 81 peodo de IA dentiei6 ropoEeona aiyo N neista
Il pequeo paciente. PEodncs 20 sueno naula ranguc,
IS muy agtadabl> ~ paladaf, caima q on0 abanS -
eleias aliva sus dolores, haee seaes is funersy
eap6mago Esgula los lntestin IS e. q meio
ae enaquere etrs eausa Tsngasc mlfnc cidsno "a s=i
4 Jsrahe S.alnsnss de "a Seiogs WnssoW y p laa
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! CAN sell
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY
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anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. L can save you time and
money. :
DAVID p. taft,
THE LAND MAN.
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
Topeka, KANSAS.
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Secretario,

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-05
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at IL
o'clock noon, Saturday, January 9Th,
1906, there will be sold at Public Auc-
ton under the provisions of Part VII
(Cash Freeholds), Land Act, 1895, at
the front entrance to the Judiciary
Building, Honolulu, the following lots
of the Public Lands Of Pukele, Palolo,
Oahu.
Upset Price and
Lot No. Area. Appraised Value.
POI Acres ....... $4,000
10 2.17 Acres ..... 1900
These lots are classed as Agricultural
Land, are located about one-half of a
mile mauka of the Rapid Transit line
to Kaimuki, and front on good roads
running mauka, from Waialae Road,
opposite 5th Avenue.
Plans of the lots and full particulars
may be obtained at the Land Depart
n.ent, Judiciary Building, Honolulu.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, T. H., December 6, 1905.
5ts-Dec. 9, 16, 2S, 30, Jan. 5.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-05
DEATH OF v, A,
B0WEN'S MOTHER
CABLEGRAM WAS RECEIVED YES
TERDAY ANNOUNCING THE SAD
EVENT

A cablegram came yesterday after
noon, announcing the death at Ober-
lin, Ohio, of Mrs. Mary J. Thompson,
mother of William A. Bowen, treasur-
err of Castle & Cooke, Ltd She was
the youngest sister of the late Hon.
S. n. Castle, one of the founders of
Castle q Cooke, Ltd. She leaves two
other sons, Chester II. Pond of Moor
head Mass, and Rev. Chauncey n.
Pond, ID, of Oberlin, Ohio, whose
son, Percy NJ. Pond, is a resident Of
Honolulu Her husband, the late U.
Thompson was trustee of Oberlin Col
lege for about thirty years.
From 1858, when Mrs. Thompson
took her three sons to Oberlin to give
them an education, until comparative
ly recently, Mrs. Thompsons home was
a center OF student life, especially for
those who hailed from Hawaii, and she
will be affectionately remembered by
large number, who have, for a longer
or shorter time, enjoyed her kindly
hospitality
As a token of respect to her memory
the doors of Castle & Cooke, Ltd, were
closed to business yesterday afternoon.
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DIED.

CRABBE-In Sacramento, Cal, De-
cember Is, 1905, De Courcy Wright
Crabbe, brother of John M, Clarence
L., Horace n. and Lydia r. Allen. a
native of Honolulu, aged 81 years,
10 months and IS days.
The body was sent to Oakland for
cremation. He died of apoplexy with
in an hours time.
CALHOUN-In Oakland, Cal, Deem
Der %, 1905 George s., beloved hus-
band Of Matilda Calhoun, and broth
er of Mrs. ]. NJ. 70. Atkinson and
Isaac and Rufus Calhoun, a native Of
Port Townsend, Wash, aged 35 years
II months and Is days.
HARDEKOPF-In Hanover, Germany
on October 81, 1905, Mrs. Gretchen
Hardekopf aged 75 years a sister of
John H. Sizzling of Honolulu.
San Francisco and Bakersfield, Cal.
papers please copy.