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The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Mrs Samuel j. Sparks and two boys
and baby, who had been the guests of
Mrs Sparks sister Mrs. Newell II.
Young at the NJ. E. Church parsonage,
left Wednesday evening for their home
in Burtonyille, Lewls.co. The Oldest
child. girl Of eleven years. remained
with her aunt. The father, the Rev.
Samuel Justin Sparks, formerly Of
Frankfort. Ind, liz a minister Of the
Baptist church, but Is now located In
Kentucky and is doing evangelistic
work in Lewis. Greenup, Boyd and 9TH
er counties in this section.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
RockcAsTLE.

on last Saturday night, March the
II, 1916, at o'clock the dark banner
waived over tho home of Mr.. Allen
Maynard and called for its victim his
dear wife. The funeral services were
conducted at her home on Monday by
Revs j. W. Hall and Joe Sammons.
Later the remains were laid to rest
near her home by her request. Her
death is supposed to have been caused
by tuberculosis. Mrs. Maynard will be
greatly missed in our community. She
leaves. husband and two daughters
and four sons and host of friends 70
mourn her loss. All was done that low
ing hands could do, but it was all in
vain.
There have been quite a lot of mad
dogs here. Fifty have been killed and
a lot more to be killed. They were all
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
VAN LEAR.

Representative w. NJ. Webb spent
Saturday and Sunday with home folks
at this place. The people all gave him
warm welcome.
Raymond Stafford and Charley Lit
terai spent Sunday with home folks
at Oil Springs.
Misses Elsie and Elphia Webb spent
Sunday with Miss virlie johnson at
Junction City.
Mat Smith was visiting home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Tom and Cam Vanhoose were visit
ing relatives at Toms creek last week.
Miss Ethel See spent Sunday with
home folks.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
M. e. CHURCH.

Sunday school 300 a. IN.
Preaching 1890 n m. Subject
witnessing for Christ" Isaiah 1910
Preaching GAS p. m. Subject
Evasion Of Personal Responsibility
Matt 27,27.
Prayer meeting each night next week
nj the homes OF the people. All who
are interested in a revival in our town
are invited to attend.
Choir practice Friday 7:00 p. m.
n. II. YOUNG. Pastor.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Rev. Mr. McEldowney and family
have returned to Louisa after an alb
sence Of several days. Mr.. McEldown-
ey. as was previously stated in this pa
per. went TO Pikeyille where he preach
ed a series OF evangelistic sermons al
the NJ. T.. Church South. They wer,
very interesting and successful meet
ings. He viii hold his usual service;
next Sunday. our people are glad {
have him again.
Mrs. McEldowuey with her two boys
Lawrence and Walter, went TO Ash
land where Mrs. McEldowney attend
ed the recent Missionary Meeting helc
in that city. Brooks went for yisi'
TO his brother, Virgil, who IL student
at Morris Harvey college, Barbours'
vile. w Va.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

MIR Lloyd, who had been teaching In
the Commercial Department OF the X
y. G. for several months. resigned his
position, and with his wife and baby
left last Friday for their home in Ohio
county. While here they had rooms
at Mrs Mary Roberts
Representative VIM, q. Brown, Jr-
Of the second West Virginia district
died in Washington last Friday as the
result of stroke 0f paralysis, He was
stricken on Tuesday and never regain
ed consciousness.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Miss Minnie Meade, OF Williamson,
w Va, was here last week the guest
OF Mrs G. r. Lewis, while enroute
home after visit at Patrick.
Misses Ellen Hughes, Alva Snyder
and Emily Conley have returned from
Ashland where they visited relatives
and attended the Missionary meeting.
Among those who went to Hunting
ton to hear John Mccormack sing
Tuesday night were Misses Edith Mar
cum, Jet O'Neal, Goldia Byington and
Clara Bromley and Mrs. r. L. Vinson
and Mrs. B. Z. Adams.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Mrs. Blaine York, OF Williamson, ac-
companied by her sister and mother,
Mrs. Maher OF Washington, d. G., was
brought TO Louisa Sunday afternoon
and was taken to Riveryiew hospital.
II was thought that Mrs. York would
be operated upon, but her condition
was such that It was not deemed ad-
visable TO do SO Her condition now,
however. Is somewhat improNed.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

MISS Clara Bromley visited In Hunt
ington this week.
Burns Johnson. Of Frankfort, visit
ed Louisa relatives this week.
A. F. Carver, OF Camel City, had
| business In Louisa last week.
Rev OIus Hamilton preached at
Summit last Thursday night
r. d. Hinkle, Jr.. of Richardson, was
in Louisa Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. B. J. Chaffin and son, Hubert,
visited relatives at YatesvilIe Monday.
Mrs t. w. Shank and Mrs. Fred
Yandyne were visitors in Huntington
Thursday,
Miss Gussie Preston, OF Patrick, was
the guest last week OF her sister, Mrs.
G. r. Lewis.
Lon Carter, Of r. d. No. /, was in
town Saturday and paid the NEWS
| office call
Misses Edith Marcum and Jet o.
Neal went TO Ceredo, w Va, Monday
to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Conley returned
Wednesday. after spending few days
in Cincinnati.
Mrs Fred yandyne and child, Of
Russell, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Shank.
Master George Hatcher OF Kilgore.
is visiting his grandmother Mrs. Eliza
beth Hatcher.
Mrs, A. w. Bromley and daughter.
Miss Clara, were visiting in Hunting
ton this week.
Mr. J. T. Alley, Of Borderland, W,
Va, was in Louisa Tuesday enroute to
Pikeville for visit
Mr. John Adams, Of Roanoke, Va,
was here the first OF the week the guest
OF Mrs. George Adams.
r. w Vinson, of r. D. No. 2, trans
acted business in Louisa Saturday and
was in the NEWS office.
Mrs Paris Beavers, OF Welch, who
is the guest Of relatives in Fort Gay
was in Louisa Tuesday.
,,rrad Erjday 10 uuntinpton w Va
st,ar sn.ndIng . faw davs here
Mrs. slant Clayton. Of Ashland, was
caiieu ~ tnls p c,s,, ~ .n -
ness u 'uuee ''l-'' >is t'
Mrs. J. w. GRAY has returned to
Charleston. w. va. after a visit to her
parents MI anu -
Mrs Fred &, Stalker OF Kermit. w.
va was here this week the guest of
| oer narants Mr. and Mrs sam Fraz
'er
| N,iss uat,ie Preston has returned
from n visit nj Kermit and was ac-
n,n,,,.riad home NV her sister. Mrs.
| Curn,,tta
|
| Mr.. A. NJ Campbell came down from
No family untiI Monday when he went
- AshIa,,d
| Miss Dolly Peters. who holds posi-
ton with the Southern Bell Telephone
| Co, was here from Charleston, w. Va,
over Sunday.
/ I.anRhnfna
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Special pensions have been granted
to the following Kentuckians:
James Gibson, Lookout. $40; Lizzie
Butler, Prestonsburg, $40; Louisa Pat
rick, Salyersfille. 500; Jas. r. Staugh-
ter, willard, $50; James II. stump,
Pikeville, $50; Andrew J. Allen, Bosco,
Floyd co., $50
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS URGED.

Having sold our business we are now
at work collecting accounts and de-
sire 20 close them up at the earliest
possible date Those owing the firm are
requested TO send remittance at once
or call and arrange a satisfactory set
tlement within the next few days. q.
SNYDER HARDWARE co.
Louisa, Kentucky.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. LinGsey Cyrus are al
the home Of the latter's parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. a. Hay. They will
go TO housekeeping in Louisa in a short
time in the residence on lower Main
Cross-st. belonging to Mr.. Hay and
which is temporarily occupied by an
other family.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

FOR sALE.-7O a. farm. 40 a. river
bottom, good frame house, 5-rooms
fitted with gas. This barn replaced by
new one is 3Ox45. Brick silo lOx37, ca
pacity 60 tons, young orchard 4 years
old. one mile from Burnaugh station.
For price and terms apply to T.. D.
cox, Lockwood. Ky. milo
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Miss Mnude Hoagland. who has been
kept away from her dutiesA as book
keeper in the Singer Sewing Machine
Office the past two weeks by illness,
was able Thursday TO leave for her
home in Chillicothe o., where she will
spend week with home folks.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
STORE EoR sALE.-l

STORE FOR SALEi-I o1sr my
stock OF general merchandise for sale
and also the store building and site.
or viii rent the site 60 buyer OF stock.
One OF the best country points on the
". a w. railway. No store near. g.
w. WORKMAN. Echo. wayns. eoun-
a., w. Va. 7sj. -7mo.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
SHEEP CLAIMS.

All persons holding claims for sheep
killed by dogs will please call at my
cfrce and receive pay for same. do
not know the post office address OF
these parties. nj. a. HAY L'S'C.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Mrs. w. II. Carp, wife OF the Ash
land florist. died sunday. Funeral SER
vices were held Monday afternoon and
were in charge OF Rev. J. II. Anderson.
pastor OF the Methodist church, OF
which she was "A member.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Robert X. Kise was down from Klse
Station Saturday.
Mrs. chas. Estep. OF Branchland, w.
Va, and Mrs. Joe Estep. OF Kistler, w.
Va. were callers in the NEWS office
Saturday. They were returning home
after visit TO relatives in this coun-
Nv
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

FOR SALE OR RENT:-My farm OF
los acres. six miles from Russell.
Greenup-co. Good land. Prices right
and terms 10 suit. j. II. WILLIAMS,
stonington. KY. 3t-2t
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
NOTICE..

Stock holders meeting OF The Big
Sandy Milling Co. viii be held in their
office March q, 1O;00 a. m. BIG
SANDY MILLING co. q,
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

The Sewing Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon Of last week by
Miss Grace Rcmmele and this week
by Mrs. Lee NJ. Henry.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Miss Nora Conley. OF this place. who
IL teacher in the catlcttsburg schools
attended the Mccormack concert IN
Huntington Tuesday night.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

James Smith. son OF Clark Smith.
died at Omar. w Va. and was buried
near Ashland. Ky. last sunday. He
was II years old and weighed 2s0
pounds.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
NOTICE.

The Brea oil q Gas company 10
closing up itr business and the same
will be dissolved.
JAMES g. AsHwoRTH. Prs
Rs q. MOORE. Secretary. R-4t
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

The following marriage licenses were
issued:
c. l. Pennington, 2s 10 Regina Nc
Guire. %. of webbulle. Ky.
v. n. Artrip. 60 10 Willie Mccain,
a. Both OF West Virginia.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Bruce Lewis. IS years old. proprietor
OF genefal store at Lee City. Wolfe
county. was killed last Saturday night
during an alteration.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

An infant child In yanhorn family
near Zelda died Tuesday. Il was about
six months old. We could not learn.
any further particulars.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Ten thousand frost proof cabbage
plants. 20 cents per hundred Now
rendy 10 be set out j. i. CRUTCH-
ER. 25-5t
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

The store OF O. c. Mcclure & Son AT
Gallup has been sold to r G Mcclure,
who viii continue the business at the
old stand.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17
Cheer UpI

Just grin at old Worry.
He'll leave In a hurry.
A smile will drive trouble away,
Put Yesterdays SORROWS
Away with To-morrows.
And think OF the joys Of To- day,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

DR.. q. W. wroten has been sick
part OF this week and is not yet able
10 be, out,
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

A beautiful line Of new spring suits
hats and wraps at Justices Store ga
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

The Juvenile Missionary Society win
meet Saturday afternoon with Miss
Elizabeth Yates.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Arthur l.. Brunk has-been named as
postmaster AT Messy Bottom. Pike+co.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

All kinds OF pretty new spring goods
are arriving daily at Justices Store.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

a recruiting station for the army has
been established at Williamson, West
Va.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Mrs. Alice Kirk and Mrs I'D Kirk.
OF Inez. have been visiting In Louisa
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Tom Hubbard, OF Floyd co., man.
slaughter, has been paroled
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

FOR sALEi--one span OF mules,
DIXON, MOORE a. co. mi7.-tf.
The Big Sandy news., 1916-03-17

Smile awhile.
And while you smile
Another smiles,
And soon there's miles
And miles of smiles
Because you smile"
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MANY N0TABlFs
COME ON BIG
HlLLINfR

liFtaz1nz &&A E,4aaehscta jslAA san
tTAaCtSep. hos Aase4ez aad stssy. IAe
han liReE GFvAt NAgtnera, Capt \,
Ahmaa. deeked al fisg al ie eelesk
thts tpAFRtAs, VA iiste ~ ihs mmpte,
as usual She viii Make eRh aae
more oall here, aad Apii! will tiJ
soodeS L. Honolulu uattl neal winter
OF ,he big liners 335 passun 4eI 5,
ESQ came fFnm the mainland, sha the
. Remaining 81 ir,m itItt The pascal,
gers from san trahuiseu and tses Aa-
gelea We're lai frat cahIn, is second,
and nine ateefase. tfpHt tlaRaiGiu
came ~ gifsl caAiu 4 seeuAd aAa -
ateefaga, Mail IT,? ihls part Was ltiI
aaeka, The four came Trum iilla 49,
Although The l.Aiatial steamsE
brought much smail"r passengef list
Than last Tip. hef treight aHiaunte,i. tn
lasi tons, The largest she las eptf
brought Ia Itdnutnlu. Her best prey /
ona cargo Was i1r9 TONS, RhEn she
had on her lAaI cali heie. ebruarf
q.
The liner PASSENGER list Was che
long succession az h0tatfles dhd ia
clqaed Cyrus II h tufIis, Publisher
OF the SATURDAY RYe,.tng Posi-, adde's
Home Journal sHd Country Gshlle-
nan, llf GhaTlts IT, MAYO, tie Ia
NOUS surgson one 1T The Mayo LTutA-
ers OF Rochester, AinHts0ta, h 4,
Gray III the Northern faelac Hallway,
OF 81 PAM, {, "a Gates, q lbs An:
gsies millionaire Richard 0NeiiE
Who owns the Santa MafgaFLa Ranch,
at Oceanside, said tg ls The largest
ranch in Southern California; aud
others Possessed ii b,Ah Ule &Ia
money
f." Streaming tlHe from san ! earD 10
lilo was IOar aud ii hall days; and
iFCm~ lilo 10 /. JflOAmu, ) AouIs aud
81 minutes Fhe finer arrived IL iillo
al o'clock yesterday morning, AZ
hour ahead Qf Tier schedule. Officers
Of the ship expressed regfeL that she
is 10 be taken Oh the Honolulu run.
Capt A. Rllaan Purser John ),
Ford and other officials said this yoy.
age Was the. most pleasant III any
since the big liner was put OIL the Ho-
nolulu run, and chat ideal weather was
met every mile OF the voyage. -:
Included in the liners cargo for Ho-
noltlIp were eight automobiles and 800
tons OF tin plate for tue American Can
Gompaa%'s local plant. ...-
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TEhYO MARU WILL
LEAVE At Q
TOMORROW

The 4. XIX liner 4 ehyo AtaFH will
not sail for San francisco until 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning, Manager
j H. Drew OF Castle d Cookies ship
ping department announced at noon
today. She was due to leave at y
tonight, but the later hour was de.
cided on as more desirable, Mr. Drew
stated Capt w. w Greene viii re-
main in the hospital here owing TO his
severe illness. =. .... ....
Thirty cabin and $50 steefage pas
sengers came to Honolulu this morn
ing in the big liner OF the Honolulu
cabin list, 7l8 were tirst-eabin and II
second. Through passengers are I5S
first cabin, 90 second aud 37 steer
age. +.
Freight for Honolulu WAS heavy,
1926 tens, aud the through cargo is
also large, 1851 teas. tFhe EeRyo will
take the next mail for San francisco,
mails closing at 4 80 temeFrew morn.
ing at the postefhee, instead of 2 80
tonight, the hour previously aEnoanc-
cd. -...%. ...~
Several prominent persons are
through passengers on the steamer.
G. Liebert, French consul general at
Hengkeng, who has been transferred
TO the New York consulate, is on
board accompanied by his two daugh.
tiers, the Misses M..and A. LiebeFt.
j. ID. Bray, American consul gen.
eral at Singapore, is on his way to
the states, accompanied by Mrs. Bray,
on leave of absence. III. IN. =
"A big Yokohama hotel man, II. r.
Manwafing, general manager OF the
Grand Hotel there, is another through
passenger. MIS- ManwaTing is with
him. fl. E.. .. Ri
Other through passengers OF more
or less note include GA, Kaafiinahn,
proprietor OF big Manila firm when
does a large business with the states !;
IS. f. Heise. a Philippine mining man,
who is Honolulu passenger; j. p.
/ Lane, leading Montana -four mag
nate, and Mrs Lane; r. G. Morton,
former Pacific Mail agent III Hong.
kong; DIR e. McClymoads, a lpremiIl-
ent Lexington, Kentucky, physician;
f. c.. Mccullough. a Manila print shop
proprietor: J. G. uhrlaHb "a New
York eIIrio importer. and his family,
and ]. H. Pardee. New York bust.
nessman NhO has been touring the
Orient. r
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johnson, Salt Lake city; John Jones,
Seattle. ~. -. VI.
AIiss Thee Klatt, San Francisco;
JAS. g. King, Los Angeles; Miss Edna
lott, San francisco; Miss Anna
Lance, San Francisco; j. Isudwigson,
San francisco
RODt IS. MacRae, r., Chapel Hill,
n. c.; AIRS. Victoria Monson Berkeley
CAL; airs. w. j. Murphy, San Fran
cisco, Il. A. May, Eiilo; Hugh Aiacken-
.zie, San francisco.
AIRS. W. II. Patterson, Salt Lake
City. ~-.~:..
Airs f. H Rhoads, San francisco:
Ebert Riioads, San francisco.
Airs Lee Sumner, z. S. Army; Eima
Sumner, u. S.4Army I,eenora Sumner,
U. IS. Army.
AIRS. W. ID. Whitman, Hakalau. T
H.; Miss Ada Waite, New York; Miss
Frances Wilson, San francisco.
Miss i, Yamashiro, Los Angeles.
From Hilo--B. j. Ward, Mrs. N. z.
Gilbert, c. c. Smith, Mrs. c. c. Smith
c. S. Bennett, Mrs. c. S. Bennett, w.
H DonReliey, y. finger, w. %. Aiken,
Mrs. w. o. Aiken, Mrs. j. r. Yeaman
and infant. Miss Mitsow, q X. Myers,
II. "A. Trusiow, +. 7. Hurley, Chas.
LycuIgas, Mrs, Kate b. Cunningham,
Mrs. NJ. T Smith, Miss L. j. De La
aNux, l.. c, Palmer, s. w Jameson,
Mrs. IS. w. Jameson. Mrs. W Il.
Bird, Harry r. Garine, u. j. Arm
strong, S. T. Carr. A It. Wall, 6. II.
angus, "A, P Taylor, b. Y. Becker,
Mrs. B. ~. Becker, John Becker, Miss
Hirsch, E. a, Berndt, J. a. Dana, Mrs.
y. "A. Dana, Miss Virginia Rapozo, j.
Frank, Hilario Taban, Eleeno Baseon,
Miguel Saborio. SSerafin EYillarando,
Ramon Marcial, Eugene Majubay, Ar.
thur Gurt Bait, Estanisioa Paguneran,
Angel Rauiona. Ensibeo a Gfflangea.
noa, Antonio Monteiro DHeroas. Fran
cisco ZORRO Herrera, Yincente Mon.
teiro Zioro, Jose Maia Monterio Zerio,
haria MonteEio- Zorro, S. Josepha 10.
mo Jose Maria Perrea, Antonio Lopz
Gonz0lez, Josepha Lopz Gonzotez,
Neaiiau Lopz Rodrigues, Infant Como
leZ, Maria GonzoleZ Fernando, Infant
Fernando, Antonio Lopz Gonzolez,
Eucarn Lopz Gonzolez, Roman Lopz
Gonzolez, Fran Eopz Gonzolez, Car
men Lopz Gonzolez, Manuel Pedro.
joe Pedro. S Kimura.sS Yonesu, Geo.
Otani. ri
PERT. X. X liner Tenyo Marp, to-
day, from the Orient For Honolulu
Roman Dietel Mrs X Fuiii and two
children. K. HamamOto, Mrs. X Ha-
mamoto, s L. Heise G. II Johnson,
c. NisfikaRa, Mrs G. Sisilikawa, A.
0do, Mrs a. 0do. Miss Ada Rainey,
Miss r. Runyon. Miss Polly Souther,
Dr Z. c. Waterhouset Mrs L. C. Wa.
terhoase, miss e. Waterhouse.
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STAR-suLEETIN GIVES YOU
roDAfsS MEMS To-Day.
NOTICE.

To whom il me- ) concern: vii
not DE responsible for any debts con
ztTaeted by nay wife from and ate
this date. ..*. -. II.
THEODORE FERDINA&T.
Iionolniu, r r.. March 10. 1916
642l.Aiart I33I 2Ql27.
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! n. Phares. San Francisco; Mrs p. II.
Pharos, San Francisco; Miss Alma
Pharos, Miss G Pepin. New york.
Miss Alice Regsn. Madison, Wis. /;
b H. Rawson, Chicago; Mrs. +. II.
Rawson, Chicago, 6. W Rudolph Oak
land, Cal; Mrs. NJ. Rank, Denver,
Colo; Henry Ruhiender, Los Angeles,
Cal; Mrs. Henry Ruhlepder. Los An
lgeies: Miss Grace Redway, Pasadena.
Mrs. r. ID. Skelley. Riverside. Cal. !;
IS. Smith. San Francisco; X. T. Swi.
lgart. Los Angeles; Mrs Il. T. Swigart,
Los Angeles. f. r Shelley, Riverside,
Gal. Phil Stroud, Los Angeles; Mrs.
Carrie Sherz. Denver, Colo; H. J,
Sons, Princeton, n j.: nj G. SRnde-
lin. Battle creek, Mich; Mrs NJ. San.
delin. Battle Greek, Mich
CHpt 4. 81 Trott. Bath, Me-; Mrs.
| !. ". Thompson, Nashville, Tenn
Frank Nalerias. Kansas City; Mrs.
Prank Nalerias. Kansas City.
Mrs. L. M. Woodw, Volcano. Cal |;
Miss Mary Wolff, San Francisco; Miss
III. ID. Wilkie. San Francisco; VIM.
Wallace. Boston, Mass; Mrs "A y.
Westerxelt, Nyaek, ~ Y. John ".
Walton, Fairbury. ILL.,; Miss Elsie,
Wh:ppie. san Diego; Mrs. Lena Web
ster, Los Angeles, Airs. q. L. Weir
Hartford. Conn; C. B. Williams. New
London; Conn: Matter Wills. Los An
gels; Miss Marie Wissner, Los Anee.
les, Cal; Master Quo WissneT. Los
Angeles Cal. I'LL.
/ s. Young, Galena, Ill
Chas Close, Juneau. Alaska; Mrs.
Chas Close. duncan, Alaska; Mrs. a
B Cole. San Francisco; ". H. Coffey,
San Francisco; J. s. Chapman, Los
\ Angeles.
M II. DARCY. Crescent City, Cal
Mrs. NJ z. Erkson, San Francisco;
Miss Elizabeth Edwards, San Francis.
lro; Afiss Helen Edwards. san Fran.
cisco Mrs. J p. Bycrharuy, san iran
cisco; Erickson, Mrs. NJ. kilIo. T II.
Mrs Laura Goldstein. san Francis.
co; Mrs Alice Garner, Los Angeles;
Miss Myrtle Guest, San francisco.
| Z. 4. johnson, Salt Lake City; AIeek
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from San FraAciseo4Was SI4i.5O. Fare
for several side trips may still be ad.
ded 10 the account. .......#
Adding the S2SS.50 for railroad and
steamer fares TO the s1445s7S previous.
~ on the account. and with additional
items for fare still 10 come will bring
the total expense of the Washington
trip around SlS00.
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STEAMER FARES AND
RklER0ED EEKREnSES
sSNELLrHoREES8 BILL

Steamer and railroad fare will be
included in the expense account of
Charles r. Forbes Wnen il is sent back
TO the territorial auditor These tive
items were hacking in the last ae-
count submitted because of a rebate
expected On the unused portion OF one
of the tickets. Steamer fare amount
ed 10 $1i5. $50 over and S65, hack,
and the tare TO Washington and back
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have on january 4,
l9iG. entered into a co-partpere1ip IN
der the name of Hawaiian RareelII
Store, at the corner Of Fort anl R1[1.
tania street
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
LOST
MoNYMENIs
NOTICE

There viii be a. meeting of the7th
precinct, 4th District Republican Club
on Friday evening. Aarch II, 1916, at
the office OF Peter Baron. King street,
for the purpose OF nominating four
delegates TO the territorial doBYentIon.
By order OF tie president
.. &c. COHEN