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Recorded February 20. 1906.

TAScbEGeu It ebI 1Suo,
T S Kalama and VT by aft of mtgee
to Andrew Dempster. Fore Affdt; lot
8 of Grote tract, Puunui. Honolulu, Ca
hu. 3 276. p 419 Dated Feb II. 1906.
b n Kahalepuna and VT to John K
Apio, D; int in r P 2470 kul 1882 and
$3.50, Nuuanu, Honolulu, Oahu. 500.
B BIT. 412. Dated Feb 16, 1906
Achiona and VT to Harriet E w
Wight, d: 1 27-100 acr land. Nuuanu
Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B 27S, 231
Dated Feb 10, 1906.
Palolo Land & Imprvmt Co Ltd to
George Sanderson, D; lot IS blk LOT.
Palolo valley, Honolulu, Oahu. $500.
27S, . 232. Dated Feb Is. 1906.
Mary A K Kolomoku to Bathsheba
NJ Allen, D; int in lot 293 of Kulaoka-
hua Plains, Kinau st, Honolulu. Oahu.
$500. B PTS, p 235. Dated Feb is, 1906
Est of Bernice P Bishop by trs to
John A Matthewman. D: por r P 7S43
kul Ills Kukuiohiwai, N Kona. Ha-
wall. 1854. B 27S, pa, Dated Feb
II 1906
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LEI ALOHA CHAPTER,
NO. 2. Q. e. S.

! Meets at the Masonic Temple every
econd Saturday of each month, at f:5o
ts,clock D. m. Visiting sisters and
brothers are cordially invited to at
aend
Z MARGARET HOWARD. w. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Sec'y.
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LADIES AUXILIARY,
A. o. H, DIVISION NO. I

] Meets every first and third Tues
leay, at p. M. in c. b. U. Hall. Fort
4reet Visiting sisters are cordially
invited to attend.
l NJ. ALICE DOHERTY, Pres.
' MARGARET K. TIMMONS, See'y
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Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
approved the right of way selected for
the third and last section of the Ko-
oiauloa railway, being that part that
runs from kahuku. to Kaipapau. The
work of constructing the line will be-
gin at once
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NOTICE.

TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTIS-
ERS OF THE LEMMON-EARLE
HAWAII DIRECTORY.
The Lennon Earle Directory Com
pany desire to notify the public that no
cash payment is required for their Df-
rectory for 1906-1907, or for ADVERTISING
therein. until the book is published, de-
livered and found to be satisfactory
in every respect.
L. NJ. LENNON.
GRACE NJ. EARLE.
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NOTICE.
MYSTIC LODGE NO. ?. Z

MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2. K. p.
Regular meeting this evening at 1880
o'clock.
WORK IN THE PAGE RANK.
Members of Oahu No / and VIM. Nc
kinney No. s and visiting knights are
cordially invited.
By order of
Q. ]. WHITEHEAD, &C.
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REALTY Transactions
Entered for Record March 5, 1906,
From a. M to o. m.

From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Ku See to Chock Hong ........... C NJ
Ku See to FL Hackfeld & Co Ltd. c NJ
Joseph K Like to Noa w Aluli..... D
John Fitzgerald to Noa w Aluli.. "A NJ
Okamura by Co Sher to Jose G. Sar-
rao IS
Nohili Aukai ct al to T Brandt. D
j. H Nishwitz and VT to Hugh
doWeu ............-. IL
Bishop of Zeugma to Hugh Howell L
Piilani (w) ct al to T Awana. L
Piilani to T Awana .............. NJ
NJ Iga ct al to c F Bradshaw C NJ
Anthony Lidgate to Carl Heeb..... L
VIM Heeb and VT to Carl Heeb... D
L G Kellogg and WI to Tropic
Fruit Co Ltd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D
Tropic Fruit Co Ltd to III Water
house Tr Co Ltd tr. M
T Tanouye ct al to O1aa Sugar Co
LIQ ~ w
] Iwasaki ct al to Olaa Sugar Co
Ltd C NJ
Kock Seu See to Kock Miwi. P A
Tax Lung Co Co + ID
Bishop & Co to Joseph K Clark. r
Joseph K Clark to Lula da G Mar
calllno ....-.....-.... M
Charles H Ramsey ct al by atty of
mtgee to w w Chamberlain tr... D
Mary Montana ct al by comr to
i w w Chamberlain tr ............C D
VIM L Peterson to Kelalaina Fish D
E Colt Hebron and VT to Constan-
tina n Gilliland ................. D
Honaiwa KaoDua to kemelia Holt d
Mrs Mary Dowsett by atty to An
drew Gordon . ..-..............AM
Andrew Gordon to Eva Gordon. "A NJ
Emma L Kaipu to James N Har-
r1ngton ID
Marion w Hendry to Emm a L
kalpu .......... X
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HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. I,
I. O. r. M.

Meets every second and fourth FRI
BAY of each month, in I. O. o. F. Hall.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
ktend. w. C. MCCOY, Sachem.
A. E. MURPHY, C. OF r.
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY
LODGE NO. 8. K. of P

Meets every SATURDAY evening at
so o'clock. in Harmony Hall, King
treet. Visiting brothers cordially tn
'ited to attend.
MERLE M. JOHNSON, C. C.
e. A JACOBSON, K. of r. 6 S.
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SEAL.

i'll be recef|
hty Clerk, /
boon of Nj
ton and co
Frete bridge
|olulu. /
ans and 81
he office of /
be Commit
Parks rese
and all ten
|rtihed chez;
unit of the
hty Clerk q
{ acconpanI
mittee on
PARKS.
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
MONOLURu.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
Inc Waialua Agricultural Co. xsn
The kohala Sugar Co.
me Wair1ea Sugar Mill Co.
Inc Fulton Iron Works, ST. I.ov..
The Standard Oil Co.
me George F. Blake Steam Pumnn
Weston's Centrifugals. "~%
Inc New England Mutual Life Inxxr.
ance Co, of boston.
me Aetna Insurance Co., OF Hars.
ford, Conn.
don. "a A'"as@
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PROBATE MATTERS.


Judge Lindsay appointed Antonio
Cordeiro administrator of the estate of
GuiIhermina Cordeiro, deceased, also
guardian of three minors having an in
terest in the estate.
In the Phillips vs. Souse case, con
struction of will, w. G. Achi for plain
tiffs has flied a rejoinder in demurrer
and motion for hearing of demurrer.
2. L. Weaver final account as adj
ministrator of the estate of Abbie Nj
hoa, deceased, was approved and he
discharged by Judge Lindsay.
j. NJ Dowsett, administrator of the
estate of H. NJ. Stillman, had his petit
ton for approval of accounts and dis
charge granted by Judge Lindsay.
Judge Lindsay appointed Richard H.
Trent as administrator of the estate of
Hannah Fisher, deceased, under $500
bond.
COURT NOTES.
Henry E. Highton, attorney for
James Love, has filed an appeal from
Judge De Bolt s order allowing an at
torney s fee of 800 to be paid by the
trustee out of the income of Loves
estate.
C. w. Ashford for defendant in Col
lector of Taxes VS.. John f. Colburn
has filed exceptions to judgment of
March 2, 1906, with notice of motion
for new trial. The same attorney en-
tiers an appeal for Wong Kwai from
judgment for taxes.
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EMBEzzL|NG
CASE TRIAL
Waialua Murder Trial
Set--Other Court
Doinss.

C. A. Schmeidte was put on trial for
embezzlement before Judge Lindsay
yesterday morning. w. s. Fleming,
Deputy Attorney General, appeared for
the Territory, and C. W. Ashford for
the defendant.
w. RWaters, VIM. Rose, Jas. Haugh-
ton, Harry Lyman, w. c. Gilman, j.
Ordenstein, j. j. AIberts, J. M. Tucker,
John H. Drew, J. c. Abreu, Alfred M.
Simpson and James Mcdonald consti-
tute the jury empaneled.
A nolle prosequi was entered on the
first count before the trial began.
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PEACOCK rs PRESIDENT.

Judge Lindsay yesterday signed d
decree in the Peacock case as of March
>, the day his decision was rendered,
saying:
1T is ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that said respondent, Alexander Garvie'
hath no right or warrant to act, or as
sumo to act, as president or (and) as
director of ". c. Peacock q Company,
Ltd, corporation, and that he is
hereby ousted from said Office.
80 1t is further ordered, adjudged and
decreed, that the petitioner, Walter G.
Peacock, is the duly and regularly elect
ed and qualified president of said cor
roration -
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LEAH CHAPTER NO. 2,

LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2,
O. E. S.
Meets every third Monday at 7:30 p.
n. in the Masonic Temple, cl-ner or
alakea and Hotel streets. Visiting
listers and brethren are cordially in
lifted to attend.
EMMA LONGSTREET RICH CRABBE
P w. NJ, Secretary.
MARY E. BROWN,
Worthy Matron.
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MURDER TRIAL SET.

Frank johnson s trial for the muir
der of the Wharton boy at Waialua was
set for trial on March Is, subject to
consent, by Judge Lindsay yesterday.
A. G. kaulukou and T. NJ. Harrison, in
place of Mr.. Kingsbury, represented
the defendant for this arrangement.
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SEAL

|F ill be reca
lnty Clerk
| boon of Ma
| and con.
crete bridgI
aestead. Il
| lans and s
ne office of
| he Commit
Parks res
and all te
| ertifed che
amount of
MY Clerk
| It aceonpaI
lnnittee on
Parks.
7350Feb.
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WIILIl
4 WIZ
ON

|.s9seeees
Hf When tn
leaves Hons
|, pf the Unit
bf the larg
Plantations
fete East. |
musicians cI
and the soT
Me will haY
composed d
about twent.
of the Hawa|
Joe CehenI
pm it's tour, Il
erday on tt
finninaries. H
contract wifi
Fills Bros. GI
band the full
Fifteen menI:
he band ONT
In San FRI
Will be furtis.
members of
here, includ
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erfuliy sued
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eIONOLULU TEMPLE NO. I,
E RATHBONE SISTERS.
u Meets every End and 4tfl Monday, at
knights of Pythias' Hall, King street.
I'll visitors cordially invited to attend.
IwALANI X DAYTON, NJ. E.C.,
:, GRACE O'BRIEN, NJ. of R.&C.
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mittee on
oarks.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
WORTHWHILE NOTES.

Mrs Howard Carpenter and children
of White Plains have been visiting
her parents.
Rev F. P. Braman, before he enters
work in new pastorate at Middle
town, N. Y, is spending a week here,
the guest of Walter Hine. Mr. Bra
mans new field of labor is church
only formed little over three years
and has membership of lis.
Frank Weber, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs George Weber, is very i'll.
Mrs Mason Morrow has been enter
tanning her sister for few days.
Mrs S. D. Woods on Sunday evening
read a very interesting report of the
Baptist Fairfield County association
held at Rowayton, last week. The
church here was represented by Rev
and Mrs Woods, Mr. and Mrs g. L.
Camp. Miss Gladys Kinney and Miss
Ruth Buckingham.
Rev Harris K. Smith gave a very
convincing address in the church here
on the no license question, Thursday
evening. The meeting was we'll at
tended.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The sale of seats at the Congrega-
tional church will take place Wednes.
day evening, October 10, at O'Clock.
Mrs A. M. Booth, Mrs George Ack-
ley, Mrs A. q. Todd and Mrs M. II.
Mallett visited the Great Darlington
(Mass.) Fair on Friday, going in an
auto.
Noble Booth visited the fair at Great
Darlington, Mass, Friday.
Sixty tickets were sold to the Great
Darlington fair, this year, from the
local station.
Forty-one tickets were sold to the
Newtown fair at the New Milford
passenger station. A large number of
New Milford people also went to the
fair by carriage.
G. e. Riddiford is making a special
drive in glass opal ware, something
new and very pretty.
Mrs B. A. Way and son of Bristol
are visiting Mrs H enry Ives.
Pears, peaches, peppers and sweet
potatoes at the Bank street store of
G. B. Schiappacasse, prime and nice.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05

Watch and clock repairing promptly
attended to at the store of N. w. Hill.
If you want a good dinner for 25c 60
to DaytOn's restaurant.
f. e. Soule has the sole agency for
New Milford for the Buck cigar.
Ice cream is now served daily at
Dayton's restaurant.
Don't forget to go to Dayton's for
your soft-Shell crabs
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
Ten Pages.
New Milford.

MILLINERY OPENING AT W. q. BAR
TONS.
The millinery opening at the up-to.
date store of w. G. Barton has attract.
ed host of ladies, this week, who have
been loud in praise of the dainty and
beautiful hats exhibited. The MILL
ners are showing a great variety Of felt
hats, French felts and fur hats. The
small hats are smaller, this year, while
the large hats are larger than last sea-
son. The London turban is a new Gre
alton. Plain velvet hats are quite in
vogue. The uncurled ostrich sweeps
are used and lots of coque sweeps, with
all kinds of fancy birds and quilts. In
flowers and foliage the milliners are
using velvet roses in the pastel color
ings. Quantities of grapes are used in
the decorations. The leading colors
in ribbons, velvets and felts are the
Bordeaux red, the Jacqueminot red,
the Hyacinth blue and Russian green.
Gray is also worn a great deal. Gun
metal and nickel gray buckles and
Guinea fowl wings are used great
deal in the adornment of the hat. The
Versatility and Carmenetia.. hats are
two of the new and stunning styles.
Miss M. L. Hallowell, so we'll and IA
vorabIy known to New Milford ladies,
is once more in charge Of Mr. Barton's
millinery department.
MONDAYS TOWN ELECTION.
Selectmen: Stephen G. Beach d.,
4s3; Eben B. Dorwln d, 400; Henry D.
Hine r, 4O8; Nicholas Glennon r, 422.
Assessors: Francis E. Baldwin d,
1852; Clinton 81. Pomeroy d, 1853; Will
liam P. Landon r, 431; Charles b.
Evans r, 439.
Collector of Town Taxes: Albert Fl.
Mcmahon d, 447; Joseph La Halt r, 1852.
Board of Relief: James M. Hallock
d, AS; John B. Cox d, 448; Frederick
J. Turrill r, 444; Walter B. Leaven-
worth F, AS.
Registrar of Voters: Frank E. Soule
d, 453; Charles II. Osborn r, 446.
Tree Warden: Andrew M. Booth d,
$50; Lewis w. Mosher r, 449.
Auditor: Timothy j. Mulcahy d.,
451; Reuben Booth r, 446.
Constables: Charles Reilly, Jr., d,
461; J. Frederick McEuen d, 455; John
B. Couch d, 461; Flint G. Thomas d,
425; Charles Planz r. $50; Bruce M.
Nearing r, 442; Lawrence N. Jennings
r, 1855; William E. Fish r, 429.
Grand Jurors: Nelson w. Kinney d;
Frank Kennedy d.; Bernard L. Moore,
d; Frederick W. Knowles r; James
Churchill r; Charles E. Riddiferd r.
Town School Committee: Willis G..
Barton, d; Francis e. Baldwin, d.;
William G.. Green, r; Charles II. Soule,
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
AutOtOne

OVSSp1I u IICVA1S
Bedford, N.Y., and New Milford, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05

There was presented at the Savings
bank, Monday, three 81 bills on the
First National bank of New Milford,
signed by Daniel Marsh, president, and
J. J. Conklin, cashier, which we're is
sued 40 years ago. The bills look new
and evidently have been boarded.
National bank notes are not issued now
in 81 denominations.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
SECRET SOCIETY TOPICS,

Good Shepherd lodge, No. Is, 1. o.
O. F., conferred the initiatory degree.
last week Thursday evening, on four
candidates. Thursday evening, Octo.
Der IL, the first and second degrees will
be conferred on four candidates.
A regular meeting of New Milford
lodge, No. 292, N. E. o. p, will be held
Monday evening, the eth.
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
John w. Booth,
General Repairing.

Brazing, cast iron a. we'll ~ other metals
shears. sickles, lawn shears sharpened, horse
mschinery. Enterpfise meat chopper plates
and knives reground. All the above warrant
ed to cut. Saw fling in general. Umbrellas
good line Of samples for covers, self-opening
frames included. Btcyoles, guns, revolyers'
etc, put in order. Key fitting, locks. tranks.
fishing rods and many other things repaired.
Pneumatic tires of all descriptions on notice.
Bicycle tires and sundrfeS ON hand. Mail or
ders receive prompt attention. You will 1nc
me At JUNCTION Of Bridge East and Grove Sta
Box 564. New Milford. Conn
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
Majority for license, 20.
DANCE BY RAILROAD MEN.

DANCE BY RAILROAD MEN.
A farewell dance will be given by
the New Haven train crew in Mygatt's
hall, Friday evening, October 5. Music
will be furnished by Lathrops orches-
ira. Tickets, SOC; ladies free. The
committee of arrangements consists of
A. G.. Merritt,G. butcher, W. Warren,
A. Vinegar, G. King and W. Monroe
The Newtown bee., 1906-10-05
THE MERRYALL CREAMERY.

The new creamery in Lower Merry
all is receiving about 80 cans. Clarence
Weibel is in charge for the Willow
brook Dairy Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

ncc;ion with tho lobby story IL that Con-
grc.smcn hAv" been offered miptnG stock
:o vot" against that portion Of the
pending m-A sure - iich relates TO Arizona
ari New Mexico. This report IL regarded
As ridiculous on lie face. but T. has never
theiess aroused deep feeling.
Unless those :'i favor q! the pending bill
refuse 20 permit any amendment TN"
provisions To- bringing oklahoma and In
i.an Territory into she Inion - ore stat"
will become i;~. Tn" hah' !s almost
entirely confined to IN. Arizona ard New
Mexico provision. An overwh'!nnfne ms
inr!iy O. she p~opi" of A,isnna are op-
posse. 20 being rnkr! With New Mexico.
whose p"V,,IA'ion r. chiefly Neaican and
greatly ov;numbe:N that of the adjoining
Territory. where the American element 10
IN control
II i. ,h!s objection 70 teine subjec'~l
% tho rule @. . people o! Latin blood.
mary .. whom Co NOT speak the English
LANGUAGE that - ~ the bottom os -"
protest - Ar.1cna'S ,nhab!fanfs. who
would .o,r, "a email majority even Win
.hs ro--IA:ir. 1~oyIe ~ New NeNir".
should ~. suo Territories be merged 'n'"
ono R's.e
Fail 20 .~cl,-~ ,hc elimination % Arizona
Prom .hc bill they viii en.sesyor 20 have
.he rn~ss,Ire amended 80 as 10 provide
;hat .h~ question ~ s6miss!cn OF lh~se
tao Territories - ore STATE ehaN 6e'euc-
,rs,,ei 20 Q oeparsse vote - :Se pe"ole
q: ~arN Te:Y,fofy-thAs -. shH S>orle OF
New Mes'-a shaii determine whether 'hey
wish 90 - admitted st'h Arizona and che
People - Arizona shaii d..e-r,tne y NNeshsT
srsy p:.h 60 he a4nif.ea sI:h Se~ HeI-
:co-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

rentals now being paid would make such
q rate OF interest On the investment IN .
public building ~ here.
Murphy - satisfied that he can Ge: tho
bill favovsbiy reported from the COM
nnitic". Richard Barth"ldt. Of g. I.ouiA
II chairman of the Public Building com
mifs"e. and ~ ~ understood that he -
favorable to the appropriation.
FEARS FOR STATEHOOD.
Murphy dos NOT relieve tina, ans state
hood bill viii pass Congress- this sessicn.
He sevs thar cannon has said that II IL
the omnibus measure or nothing and that
'h".e are enough tnsurReni Republic ans
70 prevent; the passage of fhts m~Asufe-
that h. ~f!i not let any other statehood
msssur: even come 20 rot. In the Houee
Murpn} introduced the SeQuoyAh state.
o.casse Indian Territory people do not
whoop things uo stonG this line.
Ne says that he has ee~n no one around
Washington to Assist hin, IN the fight
hus thar he has spiked some Of the state
m.nis male ty the single -ssafe.s as
Washington.
Murphy wan. statehood sc- f.i;a- Ter
ri'orS and h~ "a not altogether salts.
f"i S.'h the way Republicans are choking
II all kircs % statehood With The o.rni-
He sa,s ssss. sbs pecri. ~ Indian T.--,
tory ase ee:iile0 % statehood and cuGh:
- have II. r-eoS0!sss % whether ~ W.i!
make sso O. FOUR more Democratic SerA-
so.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
OUTLOOK FOR
STA STATEHOOD 10 BILL
Fifty eight Republican Votes Ar"
Needed "a Amend or Defeat
Measure Scheduled 10 Cone Up
in House January ~.
n. R.;as'.c g!s'si:
cxa:' T-t'As-g. !1h an: : e're"es

Sra' f.i c'G8 !S' $40 = r'E''~-
Washing, r.r p frr.y-~.gh. Rec.h-
Ian votes ~.I! ~ needed 60 amend or
d"'.a. .hn statehood bill which. accord
!rE - -" sr.sc-.: programme. :. 70 .oIn"
-. RI, ,tlicar. vc-ei assir.. t.i-- STATE
hcni 'c- Arizona and Sss MeNi0c IN sh~
-"-o-- R'r-siCa1 cau--s on ~" Dill "
y "a! 'ha' IN" sis'y -rv" ~nd san c'hH-s
ph' were afe~rc :ror. 'he conference. are
1"'r--ainei :" make stand o. IN" issue
T. 's~ c,.n house
-. sf;l would ..r:. Arizona ard New
;ssi'o ss o1~ Sss;~. Ard Oklahoma AMI
l. an Territory .s OF. S-a,e TIE i'-r,-
c1-s.s nav :. counted up-,n ss c-::
- VOTE ses.-s; ;hc Arisona and S"s MsH-
L. .ss-. SER, 20 b. .-oush voice ~
s,ch' "a aro~k ou- Ariso-a ana Nea Mex-
- n .hs lover body.
II. Whole solution 20 .AA question Zee
u .f,:A.r -. R.p.s,.ca,s III; vote The:
S.-sk.- cannon and .he House r;.e-s 0t!
:-v 30 enforce :.eir 6ic:ur,. which 10 fss'
sn. +. s, :, ;,,. =, ,l,: .s: y. :,: e.. n.y .:.
s0r- -sS- sa- s1os,ioa .: ;s,. ra!.
tanes A ra~u.y .: Minnesota '.i ;h'
et.- - i.sp- la-s.ly SIR 'so>. eho :oi-
loved s'.. .hs, II - HSh:e o. &c Hoo-.
,a- e;s~r insurgents .ii .axe eou..s.
E ::':s - 'F' Indication OF 'a'' he 'A'''''
Ira. .c..e q, cas-. - ;scee 81 sa~c- o.
.'se Srt-r -e.a.esces: tail are sr.eseoa>d 0.ea
sa~ strength % ,ae 'T!as:-gesss 70 ar
care-- .-cra '>e r..c-ssa.sce os s.A;s.ses:s
'Ass 'ssre - . h.e icss- ir Wasein6,"a
se~s ~ racs-a.s,ic enterprises In AYfOpna
- :h~ S,-"rcss es e-sSsn::n4 :as e4Rie-
ssG- ~ :AA: Territory 0fch EeW Ne1!co
- Gee Sat-.
- .se .As.nnai -ssi:Al ,cs1- - Usually
rvDAes3N5 - syao0ySscrD 0s.A nf.ep:v. ana
s,Srh i,csGaa'ka b se': by neRAfU oS
Co-G-~se Ssc a-s cpc->~: - sNe scfss-
ssa.>Ac~nd Ss.- from :,c.tvss ce rs5e0tf>8ca
sus :ss's'e. shs:' tn-s cry ssess4 b sss
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MURPHY VISITS HIS
ADOPTED TERRITORY.

EEr-RiIr SPECIAL.

EEr-pi.;r SPECIAL.
Nuskoeee T. Dee 81 A. = Hv--
ply ,-orG-essran from :h~ s.Sfsen'N
Nisso.r. District. - tn fh~ city WAITING
friends Congressman " ,ryhy 30 referred
% here as 'A~ '-a3op:e5 Congressman.
a. the Ns1fes,.h x,ssos,. D,ssrir,.
Murphy has :-'.oducsd three inp--:aH;
h.i.s sHersine the Territory ore &. tie
0~o-,evas s.af~Acc-. Hr. ore ere h!'i
moving she restrictions from iana, ant
ans,hs. crovtaice soe administrators e..
GvA .Ssaas for Sadians
yr sI..'ion 20 ss;s he ksa :,i:oi I'D
-. . ye1eyal hosidfnG AZ Nuskn0e~, Me-
ph~ :o-aav 0as rNsiec':r6 data as - :as
Sc- -. here ne ,o:si s-soua,. 70
msySs SAsn 4iSAD e>s year.
This Nsrpay e-ce-oees .. iss@ .s ~ sre.-
es<y,f A>foce tie s,au1rsefee Pabiic
RusS1snap He says there 10 rot . Discs
0Aese shefe - sorh a obaplufe e~eeeaey
Sos Q Yea00a 0u00ln0. 81 V6eso The
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'"fnS'.'"fi. - half tl~.y salaries among Tire
-T;til 49, .-: ~ ''"G'-al Trust 'n,urAny ~.
N"v Nn-k which NaS e.,aslfshc.i hv Erri-
COX : tlco''. fh" former president Of
-. r'1fTauE. years ago. las bean followed
fHrS var
fh- sum Distributed TO-DAY wa SO .ss
h-' r"ruFsry had -nos' r-NsyrrouS wear
IT pursued q uchC- - -~Vsr charging
f"'" Than 20 cent for lasn money. no
matter En> 'EN tho make. re-
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s.r'-~a'3s NJ - The board %
. -s-rnr. = tNA '-GtrsiA ts'- As~-:a :
.- r--- last .Nr ard .i~y:~: ere fol-
r..t-. St--- 49, 80 "ssr. t'G..srs.i ~ -
Ts-~sSEf 's-- II williamson.
t.r- .-~.i'--. " Fs-iy '-"asEre: Ts~
sac Fr- 80 a rr---.uG III - Sc
rafrat ;r So ara= =: E-r
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~ :" White and Ecru Venice
EtE.S and ln>"r' ions. 'lrny Edges
and Insertions. Cotton Torchon. val
Uss Mp 10 .;.c.
~ 10c Blarl, 'haui.I!y Edges and
Insertions and Bands. '.urr Edges
aud Insertions. icnic. Ne!a.iiuas
and fancy Hraids. values up 10 .5".
~ iAc Insertions. fancy Bands
aAd i.!ge~ II Carrie ckmacrnss. corr
pie. SETS of Blagt Chan'i!!y Edges.
Nori"r Bands. Eailuous and Medal
lions. Imitation Arabian Bands
values up 10 IrJ.
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Sale of Wash Goods
Basement Salcsroom.


Extremely low prices order make
arrvals-all fresh. clean goods.
so0d stsies permanent msn
20 ~ - effects and seylsh
corabinations
daS Sec Tor TINS
$500
Effects
and pattern: