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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26
AUSTIN BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Wires President to Send Delegates
TO Good Roads Convention.

Col Jas. S. Davis, president of
the Ellis County Good Roads asso-
citation, today received the follow
ing telegram from the Austin Bust
ness League:
Texas State Good Roads conven-
ton meets in Austin Thursday
Send delegates"
This message indicates that the
business men of Austin are very
much interested in the success OF the
convention. and that they are maxi
ing arrangements TO ccommodate
the delegates who may attend.
At the county convention held
here in January the following dele
gates were appointed 10 the state
convention:
r. X. Erwin. Perry :. Robertson.
Geo. l.. Griffin. John Beatty, Tom
Yates. f. r. Stoker, o \. Finley. J..
+ Sullivan, Or. \. Il. Small, DIT d.
G Thompson. DR.. G.. w. simpson
Or. \. H. Turner. !. Baldbridge. 20
Lowe. j. A. James. Tom Martin, J.
W. Beck. \. T. Harris. j. I. Clauueh
Jas S. Davis. Ed Cunningham. \ 3.
Ferris. Geo W. Coleman. r. J Cole.
% 4 Dunlap. r Spencer g. W.
Mcknight. Il n Griffin. Mark
smith. AmM Carothers. T. W Bur
Lesson. J. NJ Eskgidge, W u Tid-
well. John " Shsrp W A. hoyct
"a. y. Thomas. v n CoutallF y.
ID Thomas. " u rimmons r s..
Campbell r. Chaska. r % Ken
NOR. ~. O.. Mccain. r p rhorr-
sou NJ Lancaster. e. Is 04t-
soa. D. n Hiues s. = spaI4lns w.
r. kemhle. . IS HERRING Pref y.
M Gordon Frank Chanman p w
nurieaou. 4 Lawson. = 70 Ger.
dor. s VI Dunlap 3 Gfifffh. Ffta-
Rosers
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Notion Department

In this we have large and we'll selected line OF
Hosiery in white black and all colors Rooons'
Ladies' Neckwear, Belts, kid, Isle and silk Gloves in
black white and gray. in short and long lengths. All
marked at specially low prices.
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T.. Spcecl 1905 \. Virginia ST.
Esgueyille. ind writes; For over
fave years Z was troubled with Kid
neg ana bladder affections which
caused mn much pain and worry !
lost setn ard Was an run down, aud
a yser ago had 20 abandon work cn'
ureig z bad three of the best phSsl-
ciaus who dld me no good and was
practically given gp "a die. Foley =
kidney Cure was recommended and
he frat bottle save me great relief
aus after ,aktaE the second bottle
w. entirely CARED Why nos let ~
fsfr rose n " Feafts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26

The city police received instruc-
lions this morning from officers at
.Hillsooro TO look out for a boy who
had run away from home.
A. the shcriff's office message
vas received from Waco. stating that
la man who was supposed TO be
coming this way on a freight train
Wa wanted there on a charge OF
.thefs The officers were given a de-
scripfiou of the party aud instructed
go aaprehend him II he showed up
here
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..,us "a IN. opera house Thursday
n,xhs. March -, for an "as@E"'n'4'
=. three nights aud matinee MISS
sx,xta summers. shc taksr me
leaasux feminine sole has apFs''. .
h.re before as Marrnsrfte 10
.srnust Tho company u new play :
a. :, Fort Worth and ne Record
has IN. following 20 s@s 81 S
nights performance
tn. story which has no' ilh' :"
offend. tells Of the sasos f'ie" AT
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Whenever You nave coaEh @E
cold ust remember that Foleys
uonsy and Tar wlll euro a. DO not
rsaz yoar health ~ taking any but
TIE F.nniue II Is In a yeslo~ rAek'
are q W resrss
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rhv resulaF meviiaE &c tnl Hsa-
.xnisut and Protective nF8eI gf GlEs
win he neie toniwht ~ ms asfs
arr urged 80 hs present AnmH eisf-
ton II officers
10 BROWN T. X
GEO T.. GRIFFIN .
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4 horse got SCARED To-Day AID ran
into Patton 4 Kennedy Livery Co. .
stable and when the owner 'oand
hin he Gas eating Thonpson chops
perfectly sx:ssfi-d. n II Thompson.
o.
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Iust rss-.svsd car # miiles aud
zane s.ss also nafttr corn for
ulausinr purposes n Thompson.
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n y ruORNnIII 4 GO.

We have r~-op~ne oar storage
house in the old MeManns building
on Rogers street When you want
to ssor- goods Of any ksnd s~< as.
Phone 30
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD Che Vacuum method OF r.
storing the circulation Is the DrugIess cure
Tor LOcomotor Ataxia. Brights Disease. Dia-
betess Paralysis, Neuresthiua. Nervous tx
haustion; rheumatism, Ailments Peculiar 20
We men, Worry and Age.
Those who are suffering from any n,afaffy-
that does not yield 10 the ordinary methods
are in tied 10 call and learn Of the curative
value o. the JunOd 1.-THE vacUum) nethl5 81
Enforced Circulation. and consult the FOL
lowing named PARTIES 10 whom : refer by
permission HON MARTIN DODGE. van-
over. Nd: Mr. A. 3. RIFF, Cashier Cen
tral National Bank Mr.. i. J. NODNAN
Proprietor OF the Maryland Quick Lunch and
Dining Rooms, go 9th ST and lO0S Penn-vl-
vanta avenue northwest; Mr. X NJ BROWN
wholesale and retail paints, etc. corner OF
lth and y SITS nv. r T. HARNEY'S SONS
49, 18th St NV: MR. GEORGE T DAT-
Ton, Z. s Treasury. residence, 7Ol Sd ST ne 2
NIX ROBT. HARVEY. salesman. Golden
bergs, 9Th and K SITS. NV; MR.. " i
SHOWALTER. newspaper correspondent
Apt. 10l, The Glendover. No. p 6tb 81 ne
No charge for information ana consCltatfon
az the Office.
Consultation and treatment at your home
when desired Charges very reasonable. LADY
assistant in attendance. Make appointment
PROF H y. d. PARKER
1424 New York Ave
Hours 10 70 . Sundays and HOLIDAYS II n =
something good under this heading ever,
Jay OC 3-rf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LACE CURTAIN laundry. formerly "a 18th
81. NV IIOw Clarendon, "a; no lime. salts
faction guaranteed. SOC pair; mail attended
ocl3-5t-c1d
PARTIES CONTEMPLATING having their
furs changed VIII DO well 20 cau al PECKS.
Sl3 T St NV. and get estimate. good work
manship: low prices. I make everything in
AAI- 80 81 nv. Oc5--f
SHAWS SOVEREIGN PILE CURE piveg
immediate relief 50 cents. QUigley's zIst ana
q SIS. NV, Singleton's. Goth and z SIS W.
or 2C39 Z 81. NV r~1a- qr 80
CEMENT walks steps coplnzs and b1orL..
concreungs Jarrings damp walls cured. estf-
mates given. BART BEGAN, PA. y 81 nv
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FOR RENT-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.

NEW YORK AVE. 92s-second floor front
room and others; nicely furnished; board op-
tional. terms moderate. Oci3-3t y
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ENGINEER-steam sh 3vel engineer who can
handle Thew steam shovel. Apply to Porto
MAC BRICK CO, Add son, Va. ocl3-3t
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CHINA and oil painting: Il lessons OF
hours each, s.. including use OF paints ana
brushes; single lesson soc. by the we'll -,cuov-n
artist. Mrs. Geo. II. Burfeind who has con-
Quoted large classes IN California ChfcAro
Boston. and Washington for the last u wears.
large hghs studio Ll5 Z ST. NV oc2-27t
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wANTED-SALEsMEN.

SAL-ESMEN-If you are a salesman You can
sell anything from soup TO nuts want high
grade salesman for an industrial stock proD-
must furnish highest refereI s as 20 ABILITY
l52. Times Office IA
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Mt VERNON PLACE. 7l7-Two unhlrnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping; hot water heat
ocl3-Zt
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NURSE Experienced white chiId's nurse
Fiat Is III 18th 81 So ocIs-3t
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l)RAF TSMEN-TO draw S125-SI5O monthly
anywhere: chief craftsman OF engineering
nm viii instruct and prepare you prf.ctf saIlT
individually FOR above salary By practical
work. home instruction; guarantee YOU ne
cessary actual drafting room experience NOT
optainable IN schools, colleges or institutes 10
ne competent high salaried craftsman: n,
III lomas, but training until competent: fur
able. Address CHEF DRAF~rSNRN M,
Job Engineers Equipment co. UncJ. Chi
- II
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S KAHN. SONS & co. require the ser, ,.,es
OF several thoroughly experienced salesladfes
FOR millinery section: permanent places "
those who know how to care for the best
trade. Apply 20 SUPERINTENDENT.
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CLOSING OUT an extensive line Of fau mil
linery at reduced prices FOR 10 days sl9 c ST
Nv %
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OPERAToRs-Expe experienced operators on cleo
Rennsylvania ave. ocfs-st
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ALEXANDRIA. VA,
r. L CARNE & Co. 7Os King st.
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MONARCH visible. SIS cash: would rent
cheap BOX 100. Times once. ocI1-Sf
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BRA EcH OFFICES.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR
NORTHWEST.

GoLDENBERGS 9Th and X SITS. NV.
g. KAHN. SONS * CO.. Sth and Market space
OhkhkNlS CAPITAL n u Il X I S / NC
AGENCY, LAG 18th 81. NV.
W. h McNULTY, Cigar Store 14sh and p NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Linton &
Nelson, Proprietors; corner Rhode Island
ave-. LIST and SITS. NV.
ROBBERY I. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV
w A. DARLING, cor. 18th and 7 sts NV.
-. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th St. Rhode
Island ave-. and ST. NV.
n T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th 81 and
Mass ave NV
CHAS. c. HokNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy,
sH. cor. 9TH and II SITS NV
6ANtORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street
*, A. EElISH, Goth and NJ Bts. NV
QglGLE1S PHARMACY. 2fst ana G SITS. NV.
Sll.LEITE q CO., 18th and L SITS NV
. M WAGNER & CO.. 1st and II SITS. NV.
- 4, 4, IA1L OE, cor. sth and p SITS. NV.
SDSEoNh X NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave NV
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ROLLER SKATES.

We SELL the Union Hardware ball bearing
RINK skates: the best skate made: only 50 rs
pair. skate repairing; open until D. m
c T. HUNTER, lis Pa. ave NV. ocf2-tf
SPECIAL FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steel
wheel 5all-bearinE skates S2T5 the gen
uine ball-bearing rink skates; 81: steel hail
bearing rollers. 81 a set. CYCLE COMPANY.
9TH and l. SITS NV. ocf9-st
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LEESBURG INN-LeesOurg Va forty
miles from Washington: open for winter
bn4ruerA- good train service, good table:
rates moderate Apply or write FICHER
= GARRY. Proprietors- oc2-S0t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

/ FOR SALE-Folding bed. $3.50. cost se4: looks
and X oci5-St
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NnRruEAcr

LADDoN PHARMACY. 1900 Florida avo. ne
SttA5; IL; BLUMER, n. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
6CShEsNEH JOACHIM cor. I'd and SITS.
p. J. DUNCAN d CO, Druggists an and X
sta. ne.
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AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR young women Of ability TO con-
meet themselves with the largest
and most successful life insurance
company Ia the world. Full time
not absolutely demanded. particu-
lars regarding compensation, etc,
VIII be given on application to me
at Room %. 1888 + ST. NV. 20
fopr, between 4 and s o. m
MINNIE E CARROLL.
superintendent Of Womens Dept.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

APPRENTICE GIRL-To learn dress cut
ting dressmaking. and designing. paid 81 day
sfter learning, and you learn in two
weeks; situation guaranteed or no charge FOR
instructions PROF. LIVINGSTON, I22O q
-. Come now. II
a LADY 10 assist IN handling crowd -
suuurbdE lot buyers, expenses paid. liberal
commission. congenial work: experience uu-
necessary; references. BOX II, Times Of
hce. ocIq-pt
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DRUG observation-disclosures relief drug clerl
two days in thu week honest; sober re
liable CAL. write or phone BURROWS
il'h aga the Avenue Sc. oclo-St
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BICYCLES.

pays the highest price. It's 9 T. HUN-ER
The Bicycle Man. 13 Pennsylvania ave. NV
ocI2-tf
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SOUTHEAST.

= =: POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol SITS
ODONNELL DRUG CO., sth and q sts
"a 8. FEALY, NV. cor. 18th and Pa ave-
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wANTED-AGENTS.

PIANO Pupils; forty cents half ho,I.,: 20 to
the house. BOX 49, Times Office. oc12-7t
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FOR SALE-Iron safe Miller. $50: one up
money See HOPWOOD. Sth and X ocis-st
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

PIANIST-Lady 10 practice with young man
music student for mutual Improvement: ref
erences given. Address BOX 13S. Times Office.
ocI2-2t
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WALL PAPER.

c. c SILENCE.
Wall Papers. Lowest Prices Estimates FUR
ntshed- 46I G st NV Phone S4S7 NJ. ocIs-7t
ROOMS papered 81 up. Samples brought
LIE PREUX. 1901 sth st NV ocis-9t
WALL PAPER
Picture Frames; best quality and workman
ship; prices right. AAfES, Si3 II NV. Phone
ocl-lt-eOd
c. G. YOUNGER-Artistic Signs. 90 "a 81
NV OCll-2t
W. HUNT, formerly % 4sT G st is now
located az lS10 4th ST NV: AL work guar
anteed. samples brought Tel. Norm $50
ocS-30t
PAINTING. Decorating. PaperhangIng
VIII Bring Samples 20 Your ITor0a
NATIONAL DECORATING co.
TN ana SITS Phone 654S Main
oc3-2Ot
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HELP wANrED-Male and Female.

CASH GIRLS and cash boys: rapid promo
tons and good salaries. Apply TO HECHT
& CO., 5l3. SO, 81 7th ST. ocl2-3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT N
ASTORIA.
Sd AND O SIS y W
Single or en- suite from
$ up. heat. hot water
light and elevator service
Apply Room J. Bliss
Building. . B 81. nv
oc5-tt
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BURY-S PHARMACY, corner Monro. and
Jefferson SITS
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SOUTHWEST.
u HUGO EISENBEIss. 7th and B streets.
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AGENTS-We manufacture so fast sellers,
no other firm handles them, big illustrated
agents catalogue OF 800 specialties ana Sam
pies free. PsASE MFG. co. Department 40.
BuHalo, n. 4 SEES. oct. 10
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OUR FORM-LETTER work canno. be dis
tinguished from typewriting SEM for sam
pies and prices FRANCIS NJ EIFORD a.
CO.. 4o9 Massachusetts ave. NV ,dasn 4sqR
oc4-sG
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GEORGETOWN
y. p. WELLER Pharmacy 353I N st NV
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BROOKLAND. d. c
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSsEN Drug store.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

y ST sw., s22--For rent. two nice rooms for
light housekeeping. ocl3-3t
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY may be among the
~ good positions described in current issue Of
opportunities. our monthly publication. sam
PIE copy free II you state axe experience
and position desired HAPGOODS 1910 Com
monWeaith Trust Bldg, Philadelphia
50 TO s. THOUSAND paid for distrib,,tir,,
circulars. samples. etc. AMERICAN UNION
Pontiac Bu'ldnK Chicago n
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MILLINERY sALEsLAD1Es

NfASGLE HANDs-ELITE LAUNDRY co,
2ii7 14th 81. NV. oci2 q
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will be unveiled, and all its electric
lights viii blaze up. The effect is ex-
pected to be quite striking.
~ - a&
The annual floral parade is now but
seven weeks off and many are the
elaborate and original, as well as
pretty. decorations being prepared.
One ambitious owner of a beautiful
car has already sent East to an arti-
fetal flower fYn for hundreds of pop
pies. Rubber leaves. boughs and ftow-
ers are the materials with which a
representative of this industry Will
drape his machine.
~ - -
Masters Ivan and Roy Graham are
spending their Christmas vacation on
Maui.
e - -
ON Sunday evening Mr.. 2. w. Quinn
gave an informal farewell dinner at
the ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Fisher and visiting ball
PLAYERS. covers being laid for nine. and
a most enjoyable time was had. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher,
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4 KAMEHAMEHA
NATIVE LUAU
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One)
old boys and girls was given by Pro-
lessor Horne, who stated that he hop
ed the students would always look up
on the school as their home.
Rev. Mr.. Oleson. who spoke in con-
clusion. made a short but earnest adj
dress. stating that he might not have
another opportunity of addressing the
men and women whom he still looked
upon as his boys and girls. Kameha-
meha. he believed, stood for works. for
the training of its students for work
and the fitting of them for the doing
of things. In the Territory the school
stood the first in educating men and
women in doing the things that came
closest to them, the practical everyday
things of life. enabling them to go
forth and earn an honest living and
live an honest life. In conclusion he
iAade them all God speed and aloha
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FOR SALE

IMMENSE stock of combs, bracelets,
watches, rings, solid gold brooches,
necklaces, ladies' and gents watch
chains. emblens. fobs, lockets,
vtolins, guitars, mandolins. banjos.
New goods and fifty per cent. less
than anywhere else. We have ar
ticles suitable for presents from 81 to
800 each. See and be convinced. j.
CARLO PAWN CO., 1913 Nuuanu
avenue, near King. 1907
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Head, back to the Moana Baths, which
were opened for the occasion, and surf
boating and bathing was INDUCED in
by the party. Amongst those enjoy
ing this novel outing were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Beavers of Seattle; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Roadway of Caldwell
Idaho: Captain A n. Walton, Edwin
o. Child, Mr. and Mrs. Horace V. Scott
of san Francisco. Miss Matthena. Mrs.
Taylor. Henry Easton, Mrs. A. Il.
Teetzel of Seattle, E. r. Gates of Eu-
reka, Cal; c. w. Knowles of San
Jose, A. B. Knowles and family.
- ~ -
The masquerade bail which Manager
Edwin o. Child of the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel will give Christmas Eve prom
isess to be one of the most interesting
events of the kind ever held here. One
of the features will be an immense
Christmas tree on one of the lanais.
Tt win be trimmed with electric lights
and presents and will then be yelled
ready for the evening. In the evening,
at the appropriate time, the lights on
the lanai VITA be turned low, the tree
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ROOM and board in private family;
Punahou preferred. Reference if re-
quired. Address '.X.H, Advertiser
once 26e
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THREE square iron tanks. hold 500
gallons each; Mexican saddle,
bride and leggings in good order;
Parker shotgun. Apply to A. A.
Montana, Manoa Road. 1891
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
FOR RENT.

NICELY-F FURNISHED rooms; cool,
pleasant. The Elite, Hotel street, OPP
posite Young Hotel. ESQ
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ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING
Honolulu's only up-to-date fire-proof
building: rent includes electric light,
- hot and cold water and janitor SER
vice, Apply the Won Hamm-Young
Co Ltd
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Many friends and patrons of the
school attended the reception given
Friday afternoon at Aliiolani College.
Kaimuki. The visitors were received
by the Rev. Frank Fritz. and Mr.. and
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CLEAN washed rags wanted. Hawai-
ian Gazette Co. 1910
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JANUARY L. seven-roon cottage at
Waikiki. Double parlors, kitchen,
bathroom, servants quarters. stable,
etc. bathing privileges. Rent $40.
Apply TAG Beretania street. 1916
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BORN.

Tin this city, December Il, 1907, %
the wife of Handwell K. Ii, daugh-
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FOX TERRIERS. pure bred, good rat
ting stock, cheap. Address Breeder
Rox sos. 1906
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
A 4x5 PREMO camera, sliding shut
tiers, bulb, case, tripod, film holders,
tray. lamp, ETC.. cost $40. for vio-
lin. or pinch centrifugal pump, or
some useful article. Harry Roberts,
Palama. 1919
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g e y

Governor F'rear's handsome new resi-
dence is now almost completed. The
cottage in which the Frear's have dis
pensed so much gracious hospitality
during the past year has been moved
further down on Punahou street and
will be occupied by DIR. and Mrs. Philip
Frear
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James E. Britt. H. Baggerly, DR.. Clark
of the Alameda, William F. Heitmul-
Ter. John j. Bliss, William T. Dunn
and George Hildebrand.
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Among the events of the week II
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster
Dutton, who sailed by the Manchuria'
were a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Atkinson, and on Wednesday
a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Tenney.
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cOoL. mosquito-proof room, by gem
tleman: Nuuanu Valley preferred.
Address TX. Y e., Advertiser.
$50
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British Consul and Mrs. Ralph For
ster gave dinner at the British Con-
sulate on Monday evening. The guests
were Judge and Mrs William STAN
ley, DR.. and Mrs. Humphris. Mr. end
Mrs, Halves. Jr., Miss Russell. Mr..
Jameson and Mr.. David Anderson.
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a moonlight ride around Diamond
Head was given by Manager Child of
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Wednes-
day evening, in which twenty of the
guests participated. Leaving the hotel
at D. m in a six-horse tallyllo, a