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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30
1929 FORT ST.
SOCIAL NOTES


Olson was assisted In entertaining the
little guests by her sister, Miss Wick.
strum and Mrs. Hobby. Among the
guests present were the Misses Flea.
nor Bissel, Elizabeth Hobby, Ruth and
Eleanor Gartley, Winifred Brown.
Louise Enlnger, Louise Giryin, Katie
Singlehurst, Dorothy Peterson. Mir.
iam Peterson, Bcrnicc Halstcad, Nil.
dred Chaplin, Ola lys HalStesd. Olive
Day. Katherine Ashley, Janett Sharp.
Margaret Thu:st0l, Ramona Morgan
Katherine Blake, Ramona Marks
Gertrude Blake, Alice Hoogs, Is. Bur.
Gcttc AMI Charlotte Blake.
.... 4 r 81
surge Pcrry'5 Riding Party.
Judge Perry gave very pleasant
moonlight riding party Tuesday even.
Ing to n nunIjor of friends. The par.
~ rode to Waikiki, and from there to
Moanalua. On their return they were
invited to stop at the Judges house
where n delicious supper was served.
These present were DR.. and Mrs.
Frear, Miss G!cnl. Miss Perry. Miss
Parsons, Miss Jaeger. Miss Figley,
Judge Perry Or. Case, Mr.. Edwards
end Mr.. Roblnson.
.#... E 4
.rs. Frederick Ramps luncheon.
Mrs. Frederick Klamp gave an In.
formal luncheon Friday. The table
was eXgulsitciy decorated In yellow
plumed chryeaathsnlums. After lunch.
con the absorbing game of bridge was
enjoyed, Those present were Mrs.
Klamp, Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper,
Mrs, Brainerd Smith. Mrs. Helen
Noonan, Mrs Eddy Jones, Mrs. Pax.
ton and Mrs. Hobby.
Governor and Mrs. Frear will hold
their usual monthly reception at their
home Arcadia" next Monday after.
noon from 4 to 6, when they will be
glad to see both residents and strang.
ers. Miss Blanchard will receive with
Mrs. Frcar. Mrs. c. y. Cooper and
Mrs. T.. f. Winslow will preside In
the tea room. Others assisting Mrs.
Frear will be DR.. and Mrs. Wadhams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Richards, Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Atherton. Mrs. Phil,
ip Frear, Miss May Fraser, Miss Char.
lotte Dodge, Miss Alice Cooper aul
Mr.. c. II. Mcbride.
4 4 4
Last Friday evening the Elks held
another OF their pleasant smokers.
These "Hie links" are held once
month, generally falling on the last
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

Mrs. Thomas Church entertained at
& children Is pnrty Friday from / to
Z O'Clock in honor of her two children,
Helen ana ilildrca. Forty guests we're
hidden to the affair, Al the decGra.
lions carried out the HR!lowe en- idea.
delicious relreshmentg wore served to
the little visitors. The maipr part OF
the afternoon was devoted 10 child.
ren's games.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

The pretty wedding OF C. II. Med
calf and Miss IIelmste!n, which took
place Saturday at the Y. w. c. A.
Home, was followed by IN enjoyable
wedding supper which was giycn at
the Alexander Young hotel. The table
was prnusely decorated in carnations,
with place cards to match. Fourteen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

Mr., and Mrs. $, NJ. Damon have re-.
turned from an enjoyable week at
Ha!eiwa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

Nowhere else on the Islands do so
many automobiles gather on Sundays
as at Haleiwa. II Is a nice run from
town and one is always sure of q
good lunch there. Those motoring
down last Sunday were A. II. Along
Frank Thompson, NJ. J. Bissell and
party, s. NJ, Ballou ana party, Gus.
tay Schaefers, and Lieut.. Morrison,
9TH Cavalry. The Haleiwa Limited
took quite a crowd down
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

I!alcIwa should be \ Say place to
night no The fallmoGa dance VIII be
On and many have game down from
town for 1t, and to take In also the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

plates were laid. End delicious sup
per was served.
4 & 4
Miss Helene Irwin returned from
the east with friends few days ago
and IS at the Irwin hCmc with her
father and he" grandmother. Mrs.
iycrs, who came UP from Honolulu
ON Wednesday. Mis-. Irwin IS spend
ing few weeks longer in New York.
but Is expected home before the end
of the month.--GXamincr.
additional Social on pp. II, IL. l3)
fy,y~- suli nriH .uS Paw -yxl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

Haleiwa was an Army headquarters
last Saturday and Sunday. With the
goth Infantry In camp ON the golf
links It was natural that the officers
made Haleiwa their rendezvous and
they added to the gaiety.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30
The Joseph Cookies Dinner.

The Joseph Cookies Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cooke gave Il
very elaborate dinner Friday nigh.
The table was arranged for twelve ana
was exquisite in long Steamed roses
The dinner guests were Mr.. ana Mrs
Samuel Wilder. judge AMI Mrs. Fran
els Hatch, Hon ana Mrs, George Car.
ter, Dr. and Mrs, Hobby and Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Branerd Smith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

section OF beautiful, homes, and the
Princess plans to entertain as hos
pitably here this winter rs she docs
In her Honolulu home and rs she
has heretofore In Washington and
New York, whore she has often
spent the season. Among her
guests were Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Allan Dunn, Miss
Helen Grey, Miss Cecil Cowles, Wal
ter clifford Smith, John Lawson,
Lansing Mizner, Emile Brugulerc,
Captain Ferguson, T. $. A., and Cot
onel Sa mpalkcr.-I!Haminer.
4 4
Miss Maud Benson has returned
from a visit to Santa Barbara and
Will spend the winter with her faith
or, Major Benson, at the Key Route
inn.-EXamlncr
Mr.. A. II. Gurrey ST., is cxpCctcf
back from Hawaii this week.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Dottamlcy IN
tcrtained At dinner In honor Of NJ
and Mrs. c. NJ. Lindsay Watson, III.
day evening, at their beautiful hIMs
IN Manoa valley. The tabl, was d..
GRATED with cut flowers. a number C..
guests were present and = dcl.sh,u
evening was spent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

Tho wedding day Of Miss VIo!ct
Damon has been get for November
the twenty-thlrd. On that day she
will become the bride of DR.. Putnam
of Kauai. The wedding will be large
one which will take place In Central
Union Church Miss Damon Is n
beautiful blonde, aud is great social
fayor'te in Honolulu. This young girl
Is gifted musician, having spent
many years studying the violin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

4 book TO enlarge the library; month
before that each Elk brought II stein
consequently the Lodge boasts OF u
fine collection. and this month every
one brought u roll of mds.c for the
new $3.50 Cecelian piano. This piano
IL indeed an acquisition to the rooms
for In passing one can nearly always
hear the music, which shows that tho
investment is being appreciated. Mr..
James Dougherty has colo charge Of
the entertainment committec:' every.
one knows this young mans ability
for planning something new and orig
inal, and consequently the members
expect entertainments OF the best, AMI
get them. Friday nights entertain,
ment surpassed all other efforts. Bo
nine was there with his moving pic.
lures, which were exceptionally good.
Armstrong and Verne were seen In
"up.to date" vaudeville, while t'Sey-
more Doodlittlc, brought down the
house with his juggling and clever
tricks. It was indeed an evening to
be remembered with great enjoyment.
II X
Wednesday Mrs. McCallum, wife of
DIR. McCallum Of Schoflcld Barracks
entertained informally ut luncheon.
The guests were Mrs. Gertrude vii.
der. Miss Barnes, DR.. Paul Adams ana
Mr.. l.. HamDedim.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

4ry-- su.I nriw "es Paw -vxx
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-30

additional Social on pp. II, IL. l3)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

'b bett of Denver, won by a small margin tonight from Sammy Smith, of Phila, delphia, in a ten-round bout which went the limit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
A la Thomas w. Lawson.
lrrv i'm the Smart Set.

Louis Barry in the Smart Set.
 When I said the value of property in Eden would increase, the System laughed. Gabriel himself denounced me as liar, but wise angels bought land in Eden.
 What was the result? Within seven days Adam and Eve both moved in, several improvements were made, and, under the name of Paradise Park, Eden became the most valuable spot of land on the earth.
 But the System was at work. They sent their special agent, the serpent, and through him bribed and corrupted both Adam and Eve, and drove them out.
 But in spite of the System, I will have right done. The value of Eden has decreased, but I now announce thai I will soon have, through my brokers, Adam and Eve, 8 new proposition called Cain. I advise all to take stock in Cain; it will succeed and pay well.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Palmetto Family Tree.

From the Boston Transcript.
 The southerrer who punched Bailey is "a member of a distinguished fam ily." Bless 'em, they all srel
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Scientific Accuracy.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
 From scientific authorities the follow ing bits of current knowledge are gleaned
 Pasteurized milk is worse than milk in natural state.
 Milk in natural state, owing to the conditions of it's production, notably the laxness of the dairy maid in the matter of manicuring, generally is poi son.
 If the milk is all right in the first place and nobody trifles with it in the laboratory, the milkman puts into it water which is full of deadly germs until boiled, and of dead ones there after.
 People who thrive on milk do so simply because they do not know any better. 2.
 Drink raw milk freely, but avoid the pasteurized.
 Drink pasteurized milk, but flee the raw as you would pestilence.
 Drink any good milk.
 Any milk is good.
 There is no good milk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
HEALTH BOARD WILL TABOO H|TCH|NG
 0N STREETS
WILL SOON ARRANGE FOR COL LECTING GARBAGE IN NEW
 PORTION or CITY

As the result of decision reached by the members of the board of health, at 8 meeting yesterday, hacks, express wagons and similar vehicles which have regular stand in tine business district, will not be permitted to mainin lo- cation on Broad street.
 The side streets may be ussd, but Broad street must be kept clear of such obstructions, according to the rul- ing of the board.
 The limit of time ordinary behicles may be allowed to stand on the main thoroughfare will be regulated in the near future.
 Plans were adopted for new stable, for the use of the horses of the garbage collection department. This stable will be 16x50 feet in size, conveniently ar ranged, enclosed by corral l50x250 feet in size. It will be erected near the pound
 Arrangements will be completed in $ short time for the collection of gar bago in the South and East Globe dis tricts, recently annexed to the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
WHITE SOX MEET KAYSEES THIS
 AFTERNOON
TWO STRONG TEAMS WILL CLASH AND HOT GAME or BALL
 IS PROMISED

With a strong line up representing both sides, good baseball game is promised for this afternoon between the White Soy and the Knights of Columbus.
 The Kaysees have been putting in quite a little time on the practice dia- mond during the past week and from the showing they have made in try ont play, they will give Mcclellan s kidlets a run for their money. The team will be strengthened by the assistance of several Miami players.
 The Sox will be out with their usual strong line up.
 The teams will stack up about as follows, when the fun begins at 3 o clock:
 White sox-Collins, pitch; Griffin, catch; Powers, first; shute, second, B'gando, short; shows, third; Martz, eft; Bedford, Center, Pinyon, right.
 Qnights of Columbus--Quinleven, pitch; Powers, catch; Doran, first; Fe- land, second; Murphy, short; Bott, third; O'Brien, left; Welch, center; Henghold, right
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
HonestMen Found m Globe
 to Joy ot Certain Banker

If Diogenes had been wandering abroad in the streets of Globe yester- day, searching for an honest man, he would have had little difficulty in find ing one, and without the aid of his trusty lantern, if he had happened in at local bank at the psychological mo ment.
 The fact that patron of the insti- tute refused to accept s203 more than was called for by check which he cashed, should have been sufficient to remove any doubts from the mind of the ancient joke manufacturer of the existence of an honest man.
 For just such an incident occurred at well known local bank.
 An old bricklayer, who had drawn his "time' on local building, appear ed at the bank just as the rush was on at closing time and presented 8 check to be cashed.
 Glancing at the face of the paper, the teller handed out what he thought was the correct amount and went on with his work of attending to other customers.
 The bricklayer carefully counted the money. There was $203 too much. He
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

CoRBETT BEATS SMITH NEW YORK, June 5.-Young Cor
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
BOWIE TEAM MAY PLAY WHITE SOX NINE HERE
 On NATIONS BIRTHDAY

While as yet nothing in the nature of Fourth of July celebration hai been arranged and the prospects arc quiet observance of the Nation birthday, arrangements are being madc for baseball game between the Whit, Sx and Bowie on that day, which vii furnish something by way of diversion
 Although @ recently organized aggre gtiOn, the Bowies have shown them slyes capable of dispensing a pretty fair article of ball and their game witt ite S0y should b. an interesting one.
 The game has not been closed ui S yet, but it is probable that final ar nngements will be made some time this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Ten Killed When COnviCtS Run
 AmuCk

TIFLlS, June 5.In a battle fought n the prison here today, eight prison rs and two wardens were killed and our wardens and two soldiers mortal y wounded.
 Five conviots, condemned to death, while being transferred to death cells, 'verpOwered the wardens, wounding nd dsarming tb@m. They ran through he corridors, shooting down everyone hey encountered. They refused to sur 'ender, fighting until they were crushed y repeated volleys. Three other pris- ,ners escaped. They were run down by oldiers and shot to death.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
..-anteen innings.

Batteries: Johnson and Street; Sutter al Bemis,
 Al other games postponed, rain.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
IUDGE NAVE READY ID
 DEFEND HANDSOME MEDAL
SCATTER GUN MEN WILL SMASH BLUE ROCKS AGAIN FOR
 FINE TROPHY

Judge F. s. Nave, who won the Bal lestite medal at last Sundays shoot >n the grounds of the Globe Gun club, will be called upon today to defend the trophy.
 A good turnout is expected at this ifternoon' shoot. In spite of the hot weather quite number of scatter gun men have promised to be out and some Iigh scores should be the result.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Big Mining Deal Reported from
 Prescott

PRESCOTT, June 5.--The details of
 the transfer of the Harrington & Libar- ton group of claims in the Bradshaw fountains in this district were an Nunced today. The new owners in dude AdOlph Lewisohn, the New York nuli'millionaire, his son Julius, and associates. The consideration is in the ielghborhood of $70,000. The mines VIII Oo extensively developed and great q expenditures will be made in the flu tGle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
This Date in History
JUNE 6.

l755Nathan Hale patriot in Coventry Executed British, September 22, 1776. A s### l76l--Bitish under Lord Rola took Dominica l79ck Henry patriot and orator. died in Charlotte county Virginia lSl3Americans defeated s55ndrew Parsons Michigan died Born 22 1s17
 
 s6sThe Arkansas admission bill passed S72-Rpublean Philadelphia Wison 1Ss9Fre Seattle destroyed $5O00o0o S9lSir John Macdonald died
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

e,tteries: Raymon, Crandali, Math- r.on and Sehlei; Salee, Lush and Bres-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
the discrepancy

ould not understand the discrepancy in the amount.
 But instead of hurrying away with more than was due him, he called the attention of the teller to the mistake. The error was discovered ard the money replaced, where it belonged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

It is rumored that the teller has a warm spot somewhere in his heart for the honest bricklayer, who saved him the amount over paid, and also that he will be a little more careful in the fu- ture, about dispensing filthy lucre in correct amounts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03
Inst AN UNKNOWN HUSBAND
OF A WELL KNOWN WOMAN

I. ,o,epAlnc Dodge passam 10
VA pssof a New ierA LAWYER s,
,.n4 always unknown once
s,n,e. whom he was praotlo'
|r. n Minneapolis, MIMI ne
u.sa 10 wfer to him a. MT,
~ nsecn. a prominent YOUNG
|'.'s,y, But he lost Die halo
NJ ''s ~'osIns 10 New York, by up
Y u ~ sas born IN New Haven,
|, 1891. tho son q a minis
g M iOlks moved TO Minnesota ...n
~ a little shaver After
.sn,.,ed frum Carleton eollegc
W 4 studied for several Years
n and Afterwards went TO
as,s>rsity o. Wisconsin. which
IN thc right 10 hans out a
Er,sfs shlusle' . ,,,...........,,.
~ h invaded the Mihh'hPellp
y. Hs vas mist married TO
* plslr fairchild In 1884, She
= ID 1905 g., N.,.
=, 4, 1894. nacca was professor
r,rlusl procedure AZ lhe !. so'
M Al Minnesota Law sehoel.
2. n ss.rs NJ Josephine hastam
y, 4 lsos. lie has two children
ms wife. and u vas related
4. tins u his MARRIAGE to the
al he had to ind a new
n, josephine D, d r doesn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

A nice breakfast dinh Sprinkle
gradually - pint Of Indian meal
into quart boiling water pre-
yioaAiy sailed with / teaspoon Of
salt Allow Il to boil one.hsli hour
Drain l pint Of oyuten and stir
Into the muah Allov a few min
ntes longer. then pour the mixture
into a square mold Cut In siicsa
in the morning and ny for break
fast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03
MAINLY ABOUT
WOMEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


1. because they have not yet met
a woman they care for sufficiently
?. Because they arr too selfish
They blame the women.
II they would own the truth, Il
would not be 20 bad. but Adam like
as usual they lay the blame on
women. and say. Girls expect a.
much nowadays It Is impossible "a
make enough money to satisfy
them
Let them b. uudccriycd Girls
don't expect % much thcy arr per,
fsetly willing 10 be- poor n only
they care for the man enough Once
they have reached tha, stage Of
wanting the real thinss Of life. they
would sooner have wiichsod and
comparative poverty than ease and
cmpty beasts In their parents
home.
Another delusion men spread
about women is that they're too
fond Of pleasure to settle down 4
couldn't afford 10 marry saprho
Smith. she's too fond Of dr,as and
theatre going" say they,
God bless the man, What else
have the poor girls TO do Marry
sAppho. and she will cheerfully
make her own clothes and ind her
greatest Joy In planning out your
income aud adsTnlnE your home.
| honestly believe women only
want srtFayagnnt pleasures when
they are Observation-Disclosures Mar
rage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03
A DAINTY DISH ron lsvAlips.

There IL delicate aand Appefng food for the In
valid than dsh of swectbfsadn danty prepared They
should first b. put Into that has Just reached the bans
point and allowed remain for ha With tApt
lust at the bglns pypt Then plunge them nto
quart Of eees water in which there either the juice Of
half lemon Tablespoonful Of vinegar and for
hour TO blaneh and becom. firm.
Make white using Tablespoonful Of butter aud
level tabssrsosfnl flour When blended In add
half Of mk Stir until sueoh and add Of peas
plat Of fresh brown swcsibfssfa 10 little butter
to taste and small slices Of toast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

This charming group IL oompos.
I'd OF women whose names are At
Ways Of interest to readers Of
the society columns Of New YORK
papers, for they are prominent
members Of the younger set Their
frocha are always 4 little In ad.
vance Of Mes York styles, most Of
them being Partisan importAtiona
Mfs. Arthur Scott burden, who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

one can Of tomatoes. onion cut
fine bring onions and tomatoes
TO q boil slowly. then strain and
add pint u milk Ne sure you
add soda TO the tomatoes before
you put In the milk. rhlckon with
| tablespoon OF -four Stir until
boiling season 10 taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

Whites Of sgrs and I teaspoon
vanilla. beaten stiff. thea beat IN
- cup Of fine graduated sugar,
cup OF pastry flour. siftsd
times. then add small 7 teaspoon
cream Vt tartar and uift flour again
Stir until we'll mixed Rake In a
very SLOW oven 40 minutes In an
angel cake tin. After Il has been
tn 20 minutes look In and turn u
necessary. Sprinkle thiekly with
powdered sugar or put on a coat
Of Chocolate icing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

Make sponge with ~ cups
pcaldins milk teaspoon salt and
V yeast cake Flour enough to
make batter In the morning add
y cup sugar. ! eEg and 4 cup
shortening ~ butter and y lard
to batter knoad aud put back Ia
buttsred di,h Lot riae until very
lighi. knead, roll out. let rise 10
minutes and Try In hot lard Make
batter quite thin at night. adding
flour enough 10 handle, Add rsga.
etc. In morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

The Bride--I want you 10 send mo
some coffee. please.
The Grocer-Yes. ma'am. Gfound
The Brtds-Se. thlrG flcor, front
--Woman'n Home Companion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

Drain and wipe 10 sardmca. broil
over clear fire for two minutea
place on platter and pour around
thla sauce! Heat v tablespoons
Of the aardlne oil. add tablespoon
Of flour, | cup Of stock or milk and
water, Juice OF y lemon and few
drops Of table sauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03

working people y
absolutely free Edi
First uyonua IL yei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-03
kitty. w.r,re w...s.

flttls Dolly has been sitting during
lunch opposits the guest with q
warsd noustache. After Esrins al
him for several moments she ar
claimed MY kitten has smcilers.
tooie-chlps.
The oasis., 1909-06-05

operation there. Texas mutton s
weighing "a ID sold at IS 25 today.
and Arizona wethers brought $500
two days ago, medium muttons
worth 1918. fat goats $3.50 to
1925, brushers 1926 to 1855 Ari-
iona spring lambs up to 5000 today.
j. A. RICKART, L. S. G.
The oasis., 1909-06-05

The American Drug Store has
established on Campillo street in
Nogales, Sonora, a branch store
where there is carried large stock
of medicines-French, English and
German-for sale at wholesale and
retail. If.