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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-16
Peoples Forum
CONTINUED from Pace one.

blasting homes, thereby heaping mis-
cry, want and death upon the poor in.
nocenE women and children. who WITH
out doubt pay your license fees! Yes.
they pay the bill out of the money that
belongs in the horne of the drinker.
which should so towards the purchase
of food and clothing and better sur.
rounifngs in the home.
Again, YOU would make lis believe
that lie business is more respectable
than formerly, excepting the habitual
inebriate. oh, my. wnere did he come
from? Was ne always, that way? l
wonder II he didn't take his first drink
In one Of the PLACES that you are in
your weak, flimsy litter trying to d.
fend the places thu: You say ought no
longer TO be called Hell holes" It
is an established fact that 80 per
cent. Of crimes committed In our land
are froia the use of intoxicating bev-
erages! You don't need to go very
far to have the above assertion veri-
fed. Just step into our own court
house and ask our honorable Judge
Mason VINO will tell you no untruth.
wish we Just had many more men
like him. The major portion of his
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business is the outcome and results
of the business you would defend.
Please don't cite us to the Speak
easy" We have heard that untiI i.
has become an old chestnut. we have
laws 10 do up that substitute In snort
order. watch and see IL IL isgnot done.
when the saloon propersis voted ont.
which will be done this the ieth day of
March. 1907. would ike TO say
glory. but might shock somebody.
You say the saloon men afe liberal
and contribute TO charitable objects.
I will have to admit you told one truth
in your article. Yes, he always has
plenty of money, that Is just what he
is in the soul destroying business for
to make lots Of money out OF IL, there
fore they will use every means 10 tho
one end. viz: THE Almighty Dollar.
| have nothing further to say only
that the great redeemer of souls may
in some way incline you and those
whom you represent, to that beautiful
city Above. where none but the pure
in hear: can enter and foreyerbe with
the redeemed. What shall II profit a
man ii he gain the whole world and
lose his own soul2 Since the article
came cut in the Times. too, j would
be pleased to have my reply follow in
the same also. w. n. K.
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For board OF regents, seven hundred
and nifty dollars.
For janitors, six hundred dollars.
For fuel. one thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
For school and dormitory furniture
five hundred dollars.
For roads. walks and grading, two
hundred and fifty dollars.
For engineers salary. six hundred
dollars.
For repairs to- building, furniture
and fences, SIX hundred dollars.
For agricultural department. do.
mestic science, printing department.
mechanical department. library and
reading room, two thousand dollars.
For general repairs to buildings, six
hundred dollars.
For finishing. furnishing, heating
and plumbing girls domestic science
building and sewer connection, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For student labor, six hundred dol.
lars.
For electric lights. two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For teachers salaries. thirteen
thousand two hundred dollars.
For repairs, tank AMI tower, and ad.
ditlonal water supply, pipes, fixtures,
etc. one Thousand, four hundred dol.
lars.
For night watchman. four hundred
dollars.
5Iuefield colored Institute.
For repairs to building, fixtures and
fences, six hundred dollars.
For salaries of teachers, four thous'
and four hundred dollars.
For janltor. five hundred dollars.
For fuel, light ana water, one thous.
and two hundred dollars.
For salary for engineer, three hun
bred dollars.
For library. chemical and physical
apparatus, three hundred dollars.
For expenses of board of regents,
six hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses. nine hun
bred dollars.
For fruit culture and gardening,
three hundred dollars.
West Virginia coIored Orphans Home
and Industrial School.
For salaries of teachers. two thous
and dollars.
s.orer College.
For salaries of teachers, one thous
and five hundred dollars.
West Virginia Reform School.
For current expenses. thtrty!twc
thousand dollars.
For officers salaries. eighteen
thousand dollars.
For expense of board of directors
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For transportation of inmates, ont
thousand five hundred dollars.
For new laundry. two hundred ant
fifty dollars.
For contingent expenses, seven hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For library and school furniture
two hundred and fifty dollars.
For. sanitary closets, five hundred
dollars.
For carpentry. blacksmiths and shol
equipment. one thousand dollars.
For additional water system, tive
thousand five hundred dollars.
For furniture. five hundred dollars
For remodeltng Robinson cottage
ana general repairs, three Thousand
dollars.
West Virginia Industrial Home fot
Girls.
For current expenses, eighteen
thousand dollars.
For farm, one Thousand dollars.
For transportation, seven hundred
dollars.
For board of directors, seven hun
dred dollars.
West Virginia Asylum.
For current expenses, including sal
aries and drug, sixty thousand dol
lars.
For steel ceiling, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For ice plant, four thousand dollars
For painting and repairs, one thous
and five hundred dollars.
For furnishing. two thousand dol
lars.
For Transportation. eight hundred dol
lars.
For wells, water supply and fire pro
lection, two thousand FIVE hundred
dollars.
GRAND G 2oUsA
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EoI LuSI' hBuI hHu water, elSHt nIH'
dred dollars.
For furniture and gymnasium, three
hundred and fifty dollars.
Concord Normal School.
For library and physical, chemical
and biological apparatus. six hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses, six hun.
dred dollars.
For fuel and lights. one thousand
dollars.
For furniture, three hundred dollars.
For janltor. six hundred dollars.
For piano, three hundred dollars.
For repairs and painting, one thous.
and dollars.
West Virginia School for the Deaf and
Blind.
For current expenses, forty-flvc
thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses. two thous'
and five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, six hun
bred dollars.
For fund for colored pupils. one
thousand dollars.
For pipe line and sewer system
eight thousand dollars.
The University.
For salaries Of teachers, sixty-two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For college of agriculture, six
thousand dollars.
For regents expenses. one thous.
and dollars.
For advertising, university and sta
tionery printing, four thousand dol
lars.
For repairs, four Thousand dollars
For fire protection, two hundred
dollars.
For janftors, watchmen and garden.
ers. six thousand dollars.
For university library and law II.
brary, four thousand dollars.
For current an contingent expenses
four thousand five hundred dollars.
For apparatus. blacliboartls, desks
furniture. etc, two thousand dollars.
For grounds. roads. pavements and
stone wall. three thousand dollars.
For heat. light and water, six thous
and dollars.
For engineering equipment ana sup
plies. five thousand dollars.
For heating plant, sixteen thousand
dollars.
Preparatory Branch Of the West vir,
slnia University at keyser.
For grading and completion of re
tanning wall. walks, steps. and drive.
ways. two thousand five hundred dol,
lars.
For chemical and physical laborator.
les, two hundred dollars.
For gymnasium. one hundred dol
lars.
For library and reading room, five
hundred dollars.
For janItors, six hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, FIVE hun,
dreL dollars.
For fuel and light, six hundred dol.
lars.
For salaries of secretary and treas.
urer and. expenses Of board OF regents,
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For repairs to Building, three hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
Far So1oriac NJ J,oaho,, oa,,on
thousand dollars.
Preparatory Branch Of the West vlr,
einia University at Montgomery.
For contingent expenses, three hun.
dred dollars.
For janitor, six hundred dollars.
For regents expenses. three hun.
drsd dollars.
For repairs and rehtting, three hun.
bred dollars.
For library and apparatus, three
hundred dollars.
For fuel, lights, water and telep.
hone. twelve hundred dollars.
For furniture and fixtures, three
hundred dollars.
For salaries of teachers, five thous-
and one hundred dollars.
West Virginia colored institute.
For earrent expenses. two thousand
dollars.
For piano, three hundred dollars.
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insurance. carried ,n6 ,ho ,,ua -.
same SHAH exp,re me ,rs,,,,rcs ~ -
the pea,tentiarv sinai, he n,,d an, -
The monav under mo cor,,,1 =, 40
hoard AZ directors thereof :
Emsraenev E,,ns
For tsate emergency s,,SdI ten stho,,.
SAM, deiiare NJ ys,t - th,.. ,,,ns. gta,,
be exnen.f.d excent az M ,,na,,i MON
yote az M, i man, ,o,.s !, IN, No..
of nnh,,c works
80.
- -" ~
- -, p 60 au Di.'1s ooo'Ns
~. tn a.. So %" n'' .No tno'''
nm pha ordar NJ tho ,,n+a,,a Cow. :,
an,ea,. ana exnanda., ,,naa,. a. a..
tion ~ said CONT. ava all .,ao,,s g.
n,shed nv, AMI. onnra,.,a.,a. ...u
tho nroner,y n, nc 600
erroneous Payments into the Treas
ury.
for teiunu'ns moneys enormously
palo ihto tne treasury sueh sum "
hereby appropria'ed as may be er.
fo'ie"as's 80 paiu, payable out OF the
same ,l"na ihto Which paid.
eor 'ne Distribution OF General school
Fund.
For the distribution of the general
school fund such amount is hereby
appropriated as may be duly appot-
toned by the State superintendent OF
free schools to each county. payable
out Of the general school fund.
For the payment of tho county su.
perintendent OF schools to be paid out
of the general school fund, according
to the provisions Of section fifty.three
of chapter forty-five of the code, for.
ty-two thousand dollars.
For Refundine County, District and
mu,,e,n., r,x..
For refnnd,rr ~ oount,os d,str,o+.
dad municipal corporations. county.
the Treasury for redemption of lands,
such amount is hereby appropriated
as will be necessary to refund to the
counties, districts and municipal cor
poratioEs entitled thereto, the taxes
so paid into the treasury.
For refunding county, district and
municipal taxes paid into the treas.
Jury by railroad and other companies,
such sum is hereby appropriated as
will be necessary to refund to each
county. district and municipal corpo-
ration the amount of such taxes as
may be paid into the treasury to the
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overpsid Taxes.

For refunding overpayments made
at the treasury, on the account of tax.
es. licenses. fines and commissions to
be paid out of the fund into which
they were paid. such amount as may
be necessary for such purpose.
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insurance carried. and the time the
same shall expire. The insurance on
the pe7itentiary shall be paid out orl
The money under the control of the
board Of directors thereof.
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For tSate emergency fund ten thou
sand dollars. No part OF thls fund shall
be expended except on the unanimons
vote Of All the members of the board
of public works.
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For piano. three hundred dollars.
For gymnasium, thres hundred dol.
iars.
For hre escapes, two hundred dol.
lars.
For paving onethird Of CASTOR
avenue. three hundred dollars.
West Liberty Normal school.
For contingent expenses, SIX han,
dred and fifty dollars.
For janitor, four hundred dollars.
For repairs, to building, 1--WE hun.
dred dollars.
For fuel and lights, Ave hundred
and fifty dollars.
For furniture and apparatus, three
hundred and fifty collars.
For Library, six hundred dollars.
For paving and grading, four hun.
bred dollars.
For piano. three hundred dollars.
Shepherd College Normal School.
For. repairs, two hundred and fifty
dollars
For iibary and apparatus for labo.
'ratories, six hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses. five hund.
red dollars.
For tanitors. six hundred dollars.
For fuel and lights. seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
For furniture and electric fixtures.
four hundred dollars.
For fitting up labratory rooms. FIVE
hundred dollars.
Chenille Normal School.
For contingent expenses, Ave hun.
dred dollars.
For repairs, three hundred dollars.
For library and apparatus, 1--WE hun
dred dollars.
For janitor, six hundred dollars.
For flrel, light and water. eight HIM
dred dollars.
For furniture and gymnasium three
hundred and fifty dollars.
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state Law Library.

For purchasing ard binding books
for the State law library. two thou.
sand I'VE hundred dollars, to be drawn
on the order of the Supreme Court OF
appeals and expended under the diree.
tion Ct said court; and all books fur
nished by this appropriation shall re
the property of the State.
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Erroneous Payments Into he rrea,

Erroneous Payments into the Treas.
ury.
For refunding moneys enormously
paid into the treasury, such sum is
hereby appropriated as may be er
roneously SO paid. payable out of the
same fund into which paid.
For the Distribution of General School
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ARGUMENTS m
DOLLEY CASE

The case Of the Kov.,.....
against i1sis c. DolIsy. ma. 80, !.
dietment for illegal land r,.s,.. :
the frat iest case 10 a pu,,,... !,
similar cases 20 be tri1d IL =
United States Attorneys ~. -
aumed IN federal court th,s ~. y
noon. The testimony xas 49, -.
all submitted last week ssA sly -.
msnia were heard today wv
The next case 10 BE- trt.c
present term oi court Il TIA, 49,. ~
Ahdfius NauIalia. who Wa $50, 49,.
ed b. Detectives lee Bss,ss - =.
George H. Brown on Jan ~ =, -
charged with having A.
moulds IN bis possession a. =. "
ing both silver dollars Ana t VI
coins When arrAlgnsd a., 81.
he pleaded not guilty. =
The case against hnm
bunes. eG-deputy sheriff a. =.
county charged with sns,, ~
which was 70 have folloss
DolleY case. VAS today b,,a...
until June /. N
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oEATn RECORD

Deaths are registered to1ss
follows
Jacobsen John N Jscchssa \
May IS. At 5St9 Linden az
Guthrie-Andrew Guthrie
NAY Is. al Seattle General hesf =
Morrison Doris NJ MorIisss
May II. al iiio Goth ~. 5.
Rice George " Rice. e, MsI I
AZ as Bellevue az. y.
BridEcford Frances P. hnar
ford. 50. May Il. Al isst BsFEa
ay.
Aulle--Agnex Anile. =. hH 4
AZ King county hospital
I.ennan-lames Lennan, 3 -
rs. A. Juneau.
Richardson-Lhbie G ~. ~
son. ? months. May u, a = =
aV. /.
Kell-Fred A. Keil. g. Nis !
at 10th az \. =. and E. ts'h Z
Ellis Sarah E. Ellis, =. W =
al 10th AZ ~ E and Z. esa
Johnson Robert lchnHa =
MAY I6. at 1905 7th Az. !,
SEVERN N. pNhg :
May IL. at Proyidenee hospM
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HUSBAND oF sffniruALIsTIc
MINING PROMOTER, HEroaTED
MISSING, SAND 10 HAVE ooNE
nACh TO VISIT WOMAN WHO
CAUSED DINoHoE.

y NJ. Rynera0n. husband Of the
promoter of the Fidelity Mlnlag 4
Milling Company. who Is reported
a. missing b. his wife. II N ny.
nerson. ls said 20 be IN Illinois
A woman with whom Mrs RYnef.
son has charged her husband as be.
ine too friendly. IL resident Of
that state. The friendship haH been
the basis Of trouble In Tho Iynsr
son family la the pact. eliminating
ia a divorce Ia Tacoma
Mrs Rynerson. however. fafgaya
her husband u The offoaaes ans al.
legged against him aud the divorce
judgment was set aside through tho
efforts Of Seattle attorney who 10
uoN facing dihhnrment proceedings.
aud the hyneaaonH wrrc reunited
Mrs. Hynerpon waa the active
splflt IN the organization ana man.
agemcnt Of the Fidsllty company.
Tier method of selling stock By
claiming 80 receive spirit messages
from the dead. advising living celia.
lives 20 Inyest In Fidelity company
securities. was exposed IA 7 The star
some time age
The kfnsruuna we're recently sued
fof an accounting a. the funds ~.
eeiYed from tbe sale Of stock 81 the
company. but a new board ~ trna.
tees ~ the company was elected re-
centlY. which dtNmiaafd fha suit.
Mira Kynersan alleges that Der
husband Il not responsible Tor he
actions and thai he lefi home May
8. aa glnE thai 10 would rather 80
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BlRrH RECORD.

Births we're registered tea, 4
follows
WlllouKhby-At s. T.. ssxs
MAY -. 20 wife OF A. Y. w'laeul,
By. 4 daughter.
Eills-At sos HoEel 4 Vas :,
70 wife Of Ralph Ellis. 4 son.
hobertE-At ISIS W0odlass a.
MAY i. 10 wife Of Gee. IS RaArs.
4 daughter.
LiudberF--At ils Eirufa 4
May 10. 70 wife OF John iAsdAesr
daughter.
Gllile-Ai Eiwo0d s.. Msf / /
wife ~ John Cilile. q sos.
Swauiham-At 1918 eta 81 X {
May 10. 70 wife o. Wn- 0. sEn
than. a son.
wood--Ai Paei fc bmplisk ~
IL, 10 sife of Haaeu Wood. a aian
ter.
spear-At s. z. SEATTLE nzY 4
70 wife Of ". " Spec
HiEElns-At 1911 foisr va
Mas ~. 10 wife OF Hafly 4 -
gins. q daughter
Havsrfield--At Rsnton a. Ia
IL. 20 wife % John Hagefflta /
son.
Lo~e-At SIS Thomas = ~
Is. 10 wife Of ?. G. II. Loss . n
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LICENSED To WED

Eawafd s. ersssm1n (.
Josephine # corcorsn ), -.
Michael J Burke. II. ana -.
Osborn. 4t Seattle
Tasksshe zamaro Sc ots,...
ard Gsrtrade q Rasis s =.
Francisco.
" Il csphsis IS. ard n.~,,
stewart - Fofagshs. Mont
Join cogts - ballard, sad c..
Knapp e. Buckley
Bad A H0rufaEef and nasa.
Hazard. r.
Andrew Ffi@fsn, - ask L..
Anderson, -. Tacoma.
Peter Shah e.. EYsssff. 40 La.
daisas Euttsf -. SEATTLE.
John A NeQ uesson. :. 800 Ia,
Heller. "a. Portland
Albert MaKon. -. victoria -.
Mac sssfFnnL "a. seattle
Nils q. Johnson. Is Essfetf -
fnEa Nelson. "a. seaffis
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HAnFoRp REaAsos PtTl'''

Judge Hanford, Of the -
States circuit court, today -. -.
the petition Of a few propels ~
ers along Western aFehss =.
asked a removal in the eas ~. y.
the superior court to me
states circuit court l. -
The petition Of the eng =,
brought for widening ana el =.
the above named avenas =. - !.
Of the property owners ans. re-. 4
cided that the appraisemeni I. Z.
hlgh enough and pciitionsa. ~.
moval OF the case frofa ths ~ 80 Al
court but Judge Haniort De-, !. 4.
this cannot be done unless = 4, I,
tition for removal Is sleness :. :.
tho property owners afiee'e'
was not done
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL bank OF
SEATTLE
sfitai sinrk raid Dr.. 50 10 surplus
" Hl fIffn. pfeH Goldsmith
We rres " hnHanF. cashier. FHfras
1irnts ~ principal cities ~ he units9
States aHH Europe e
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"a IN. Main tesei Ind
tss The star will caii aad col
ert the ELL ana viii seAd 20
an the answers 60 your ad
Ah~n addressed care The star"
nart,s FoN CtsAsStrlEn
.srxtsss rtsrWNsNTS, theiR
v.,tsa. ie.t aad Eouad, FeF
qrat. tsr sale. ete,l oee tent
4 MeFd-
srrv ArtoNs WANTED ans,
~ Nsrd. Three itsaes Tor %
Seais.
e.vea words or fractions q
Aert. te the iine, cash IN adj
...s txhan charged % acs
,oapt actual number q lines a.
80 will be counted MlhitnMfA
ga Wanf Al Agency 7 h
Wanen. ssi ballard Az. OBJ
etty Hall
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UNION BUSES
PATRONIZED

SAN FRANCISCO. May 20.-No
nov lines were opened today BY the
United railroads The number OF
cars f. not Increased. but fewer pas
aenReru are being carried TIE pat
fonaRe Of the union busaes ia In.
efcaHlnE
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Chicken Ranch.

Haa Ha fs HIrHls ssFffaH FnIf hiafa1
ssHs EafRH HH#kan ha4aH arI fafh
stHr tiFr flee safl. tafaain
ffrH H fHff1r
fh MH5a so - Sea 1857 81 HfIfr
30 "a fIarhta watH
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WHEAT is AGAIN
GOING UP

tAFffprs NFtFNfaph TsAfH"ff
CHICAGO. May 20 -The wheat
price De- getting W agaiu. a. bad
weather reports from ths north.
waaf come in. Jones the crop "a.
pert. estimates the eintef crop ~
agf 0de 600 bushels. against thc gov
rfnment estimate on MaF J n zff.-
600 eco
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RAILROAD FINED

NEW YORK. May 90 The Chs.
eaEo. Rock Island aud Pacific rail.
road this afternoon pleaded guilty
IN the federal court % Efaailng re-.
bates 60 the American sugar refin.
ing company and waa fined go 600
upon each % the tMo counts.
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JOHN MILLER IN AGAIN

John Miller. alias
pnteh." an old offender Y.
on the police hlotter an, !. 4
to tell Judge Gordon Wy -
breaking the seals OF w. ~. r
Miller was released ron y -.
iail last week and quickly
his way back.
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Acre Tracts

VIZ uAvE ouAafnn Aenna. HALF
AgnEH wHofH AcHru, And n NOT
LAHaE ENOUGH FIVE AchE TRACTS
SfAn eTHEEf cans. OK GOOD ROADS
NnAR HruuFh. acnoota. Hrc We
MAKE a SPECIALITY or ACREAGE
AND cAR MAZE fKnNa 80 EAaf
ff4Ar HrFuHH Y0ti REALIZE IT YOU
WILL OWN a rtEen OF AcHrAaH
THAT wit M WORTH tons or
AusEf HoaE % THESE TRACTS
ARE A. CLOSE ~ AZ MADISON fAHK
DISPLAY ~
John White Co, Tine
90 ORIENTAL HtocK ia
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RYNERSON MAY BE
In ILLINOIS

into fhe woods and alay there than
have trouble over the properly II
IL said however. that be went 10
Illinois instead.
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HTNuELL srRirks

tscripps telegraph ser raS 10
NEW YORK. May ", -. $3.50
moll today began his year - -, ]
for perjury. Tie Neht Z"
an automobile.
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JACK LONDON
ATHONOLuU

HONOLULU. May 1o,-Jse. =.
don's |snark" arrived ,kia mona,
All are well
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
.---------~----------s
Acre Tracts

VIZ HAVE QUARTER AcnEs. HALF
AcnNa WHOLE AeHEH, AND ~ Nof
LAnun nNouun rfYN kcHn TRACTS
MAR SHEET cans. ON aoon HoAuH
aEAn STORES httuotH, Efe W.
MAKE A SPECIALITY ap ACREAGE
AND cav MAKE TERMS 40 rAHf
THAT nEFuuE rot REALIZE IT rot
WIT own A PIECE or AchEAuh
THAT wit nE wourfi LOTS oF
MONEY! auAE OF TuNHN TRACTS
AtE ~ CLASH ~ A. NApiaoN rAhK
DISPLAY -
John White Co. Qnc.l
tnI ORIENTAL. nfock n
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LAKE WASHINGTON.

Excellent hrma site. lots uvefinaking
iahs washington Bach taNtn . blocks
ffum raf. each tdt cleared Price l4to 20
f-a. 81 cash fia a menfh Take old Rem
60 car oct aff 81 Huffman. ask Tor
Weed If
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GEORGETOWN AND SOUTH
PARK.


FOR sAfE az oWNrR
Lot iu South Hark. close 20 car frfre
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