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LOCAL ITEMS.
Money to loan Wise.
V. 11. Itocck makes n trip to Muni liy
today's Kinnti.
Miss Jones returned to her home in
Honolulu today.
J. R. Rergstrom tunes pianos nnd or
gans. Inquire at Owl Drugstore. 1911
1). J. McKay, the 'Frisco tea and spice
man is In the city.
FRKSlt FROZIJN OYST1JRS Hilo
Mercantile Co.
M. H. Diggs celebrated his 311 birth
day last Wednesday.
Julian Monsartal Is it Honolulu passen
ger by today's Kiuau.
The Cinch Club meets this afternoon )
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Klliott.
I'nn SAl.lf Kallmann fire wood any
length desired. Iu(tiire nt Kallmann
store. is-imo
J.W. Mason of the IIllo Mercantile
Co. has gone to the Coast on a briel busi
ness trip.
Grenadine Punch made with White
Rock mineral water, is hard to beat; we
deal in lwth. W. C. Pkacock & Co.
Harold Cruzau is helping out in the
Tax Office during the indisposition of R,
A. Lyman.
For Kent Office, corner King nnd Pit
man streets. Wish.
N. C. Willfong goes to Honolulu to
day to attend n meeting of the Hoard of
Initialization.
Rubber tire work done at the Kilter
prise Carriage Shop; reasonable prices;
satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr. Whitehouse has commenced the
work ol grading on the new l'lina plan
tation railroad.
WIIITK ROCK The best of mineral
water on the Market, to be had at the
Hilo Hotel and W. C. I'KACOCK & Co.
llridge St.
Senator Nicholas Russell of Olaa Dis
trict was attending to business matters in
Ililo Tuesday.
Philip Dinkey has accepted the posi
tion of clerk at the Hilo Hotel succeed
ug I. ukc I.ellloud.
The Teachers' Reading Circle will meet
on Monday, Mar. 17 nt 7:30 p. 111., in
stead of the usual time.
Our Scotch Whiskies are nil that we
crack them up to be, T. V. P., O. V. O.
Centurion, Imperial Institute, Whyte and
Maekie. nnd McKczies-Highlaud ltlend.
W. C. PKACOL'K & Co.
After April 1, nil poll taxes, road,
school nnd dog taxes become delinquent
nnd draw ten per cent penalty.
W. D. Westervelt and wile after n
pleasant isit with friends in the city re
turn to Honolulu by today 't Kiuau.
A new shipment of Kastern Coinfed
Turkevs and Chickens received per Ro
derick" Dim. IIII.O MF.RCANTILH CO.
The big passenger list on the Kiuau
this week was a welcome change to Hilo.
They can't come too many or too often.
Prof. Carvalho received by the last
mail a lot of new music for the Hilo baud.
The boys will soon have the new pieces
well in hand.
Just arrived single and double barrel
Shot Onus, Colts, Smith nnd Wesson Re
volvers full line c.u Iridges.I'ocket Knives,
Scissors, Sew ingMiichiucs, NeedleaudOil.
Spectacles to suit nil sights at WHIMS.
One half dozen "lleauier's Special"
bicycles arrived by the Roderick Dim
and are being (.hipped to various points
in the island.
Chester A. Doyle, special officer of the
Honolulu Police Department, is in the
city. Hehas been 111 Koiia anil Kail
straightening out kinks.
Mrs. 11. K. Patou and chilil arrived
by the Kiuau this week. They went to
Olaa where Mr. Paton is assistant mali
nger in the plantation stoic.
Mr. Gere, representing the Department
of Public Works, c.itiie to this island 011
the Kin. in and will investigate the storm
damage and repot I to his office.
P. C. lleainer leceived by the the
Roderick Dhu a consignment of fine
machine tools and files. He has matked
them a fair price.
Pert lVteisou of Honolulu is here 011
a short business tiip. All ndversc reports
to the eontiaiy notwithstanding, Mr,
Peterson s.iys liusiuc!s m Honolulu is
fine.
A., V. Gear, Win. A. Sexton, A. R.
Hancock. P. C. A. Peterson, C. P. lieu
ton and O. Oeltich are registeu-d at the
Demosthenes
hostelry till W'ai iiiucuue
street.
If you're a judge
OF r.OOD I.IOL'ORS WIS
are willing to incept your
opinion of our
Manhattan Club
Bourbon Whiskey
II oii are nut a judge you
may rely iijmhi our guarantee
of lis pllilty mid age.
Hoffschlaeger Co.,
Limited
Pioneer Wine and
Liquor I louse
CHURCH STRF.F.T
mix.
Will Uelobratc St. 1'utrlck'n May In
(Ircnt Stylo.
The patron saint of all good Irishmen
will be duly remembered ntOlna March 17.
The Committees have been nt work oil
elaborate preparations for some time and
the events of the day nnd evening will give
evidence of their skill in planning for the
anniversary. The day's sports will be
followed by u ball ill the evening. The
sporting events nre to be 09 follows :
Foot race for Iwys tinder ten yenrs old,
fifty yards
Girls' rr
rncc, under ten yenrs old, fifty
vnrds
Race for married men, 100 yards.
Race lor single men, 125 yards,
Sack rncc, free for nil, 25 yards.
1, iiuas' foot race, 100 yards.
Three-legged ruce, 50 yards.
Foot nice, Japanese, free for all.
Running high jump, free for all.
Japanese wrestling match.
Rifle shooting at 150 yards.
Sparring match, five rounds.
Sparring match, four rounds,
lilcycle race, quarter utile.
UORSK AMD MUM! HACKS.
1. Luuns' race, three-quarter mile.
2. Japanese race, one-half mile.
3. For trotters to harness or under
saddle.
4. I, Unas' race, one-quarter mile.
5. Japanese race, three-quarter mile.
6. I'or ponies under ten hands, one
quarter mile.
7. Free for all, one mile.
H. I'or natives and their saddle horses.
9. Mule race, one-half mile, to be rid
den by Japanese,
At 7 p. m. there will be n grand ball.
OltNKRAt. COMMITTKB.
Sports J. O'Rourke, L. J. Sanborn,
N. lloylc, and George Thomas, jockey.
Finance IJ. A. Horan, J. Thomas, J.
Lino.
Refreshments I. O'Rourke,
I?. Ryan,
J. Hamilton, P. Dorlaud.
Decoration i.aiilniti, J-;. Kyan, w.
Strateuieyer.
Kntertaiumetit J. Thomas, Jennings,
Gothe and Wnrd.
Arrangements Wlckes, Walker, Wil
liams and Armstrong.
Judges of the Day's Sport J. F. Clay,
Peter McRac nnd II. Gerlach.
Starter Win. Matsou. Assistant star
ter L. Starr.
Sister Teresa Dead.
Honolulu, March 5. Sister Teresa,
aged 6S years, died nt the Convent of the
Sacred Heart this morning. This good
sister was born in France, January 3,
1833, professed in 1857 nnd arrived here
May 4. 1S59. She was corltiuuous in her
duties at the convent, nnd was always de
voted to the care ot the children wno
came under her jurisdiction. She was
greatl loved by nil her pupils
re.
quicm high mass will be said nt 7 o'clock
tomorrow morning nnd the funeral will
take place at 9 o'clock.
McStouker Selected.
The local committeemen, Messrs.
Walker, Kstep nnd Ridgwny have unani
mously endorsed F. II. McStockcr to rep
resent this district 011 the Territorial Re
publican Kxccutlvc Committee. Mr.
McStockcr goes to Honolulu by today's
Kiuau 011 other business, but will take
the endorsements and present them in
person to the Honolulu Committee.
Will Repair Landings. j
Superintendent J. II. Hoyd of the De-
i.irtment of Public Wotks will make re-
Chronic Diarrhoea.
Mr. C. II. Wingfield, 6f Fair Tiny, Mo
U. S. A.; who suffered from chrome dys
entery for thirty-five years, says Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy did him more good than any
other medicine he had ever used. For
sale by Hilo Drug Co.
IIOUX.
Drown To the wife of I. M. llrowu, in
Ililo, Friday, March 7, a sou.
" Faith In What? " will be Mr. Cm-
1 .m's subject Sunday morning. In the
evening he will speak especially to young
people on "llic orantlcsl llitug 111 tlie
World."
The meeting of the Teachers'
Rending
Club was postponed from last Tuesday
night because a number of the teachers
wished lo attend the services by Rev.
Mr. Westervelt nt Hnili Chinch.
John T. Moir was traveling through
the Hmuakiin district during the recent
rain and among other innovations dis
covered, he reports that the people out
that way have ordered ruin coats for their
hogs.
Win. A. Sexton, special agent of the
Greenwich Insurance Co,, of which K. K.
Richards is the local representative mid
A V. Gear the Honolulu representative,
isiieie, lie is Inspecting Hie
hazards of
lus company 111 nils city. 1
The plans of the trustees of the Hilo ,
Hoarding School to raise money for the 1
purpose of erecting new buildings ure (
taking shape. The members of the
Hoard are hopeful of receiving some
financial aid from Honolulu people.
1 Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd., nre offering1
, the public the best Wines mid Liquors 011 1
the market at prices which come within
the reach of eve.-ylmdy. lly ordering
I your Liipiois from them you will save
1 money. Give them a trial and he eon
' viuced. Tel. No. 23.
I The Hilo baud gave n concert on the
Hotel lawn Inst Sunday nfternoon. The
threatening rain prevented 11 large at
tendance. Those present beard the best
concert yet given byn Hilo baud. The
members nre faithful ill practice mid show
remarkable iiiprovements.
Work 011 bridging the washout in Front
street at I Iackfeld's lumber yard is pro
gressing under the supervision of Jim
, Lewis. Piles are going in rapidly mid
the next freshet that conies to Ililo will
find an easy exit to the sea under 11 70
fool spin bridge, where the former grade
existed.
OL,lAS SON'S
MII IU Will . B.-I1..UU." .,... .. You, ,mvc J,, t,,,.,. t,le .. Ifmj)ire
oil this island, w hicli are enernlly speak T l)le , of uffillo
lug in n state of di amdation. rile land-, r , t ,f to NJn
lug at Kealihou, lately washed out. will TIms llu;r'
be replaced. Repairs will be made at Ami 9Vt right down iu'tl.e Kaoids
;apoopoo, tiooicciia nr.11 iioopuioa. 1
MKMOUIAIi WINDOW.
In Honor
of tlio Lute
Davies.
Tlu-o. II.
The congregation of the Panitllo Mis
sion Hall is to be congratulated on the
improvement recently made to their
building in placing n coloured window in
the apse which gives n most pleasing
effect to the Hall's interior. The window
is the nrtlstic work of Mess. Tiffany nnd
Sons of New York, nnd displays colours
which so plcnslngly harmonise that any
one would pronounce it to be nil one
could wish, a more suitable window could
not hnvc been designed. A class panel
nt the lower part of the window benrs the
following inscription which states its
purpose nnd names its kind donors
"To the Memory of
I TIIHOPIIII.U.H IlAKKia Daviks.
! Horn January 4, 1833.
Died May 25, 1898."
' This window is erected by his widow
mud children, reminding those who have
the privilege of meeting together for
worship Suiiday by Sunday how they arc
Indebted to the liberality of the late Mr.
Theo. II. Davies, for which he was noted
having born the greater part of the ex
pense of erecting the hall in which they
meet.
His example has been n good one nnd
it would be well for other plantations also
if others who have the means would erect
like buildings for the good of their people.
"Kxninple is grnven on the rock, nnd
the lesson is not soon lost."
Tourlsls to Volcano.
A party of nearly forty tourists took
the early train yesterday morning for
Mountain View, from whence they pro
cecded in vehicles to the Volcano House.
They enjoyed the ride over the Hilo road
in the new koa finished coach "IIllo."
The party included the following: Miss
1 F. G. Moore, II. Moore, II. Moore, Miss
ij. Lamed, C. C. Phillips, J. II. Ferris,
Mrs. J. Hi Ferris, .Mr. mill Mrs. G. W.
Moore, Mr. nnd. Mrs. II. ltury. Miss A.
Anderson, Dr. K. Young, K. P, Williams,
II. A. Koehler, O. C. Koeliler, II. Y.
Koehler nnd wife, Mrs. II. Prisler nnd
son, II. M. Hairc. K. 11. Sturgess, Miss II.
Hacigalupc nnd Mrs. C. F. Cuulhcr.
The Ovcrenil Trial.
The trial of Harry Overcnd on the
charge ofnssntilt withn weapon obviously
and imminently dangerous to life wns
begun Inst Tuesday. Wednesday even
ing the trial was postponed until this
morning. The two days were occupied
wholly with the introduction of testi
mony, several witnesses being examined
on both sides. The prosecution will pro
ceed with rebuttal today.
The trial has awakened considerable
interest, the courtroom being filled with
spectators. The out come of the trial
cauuoi dc picuicicd ni mis singe. 1 lie
prosecution is in charge of Mr. Ross of
Wise & Ross; C. M. Lelllond for the tie
fensc. Dedicated to Our Friends In the East.
Docs it ever rain in Hilo?
Well Yes.
Take the Mississippi river nnd sweep it
louud the sky
From n double patent sprinkler
(With n sprinkler rather spry)
Pour in the Rig Missouri when the Mis
sissippi's A'"
And mid
the Rio Grande
mid the Colo-
rado,-
now
You'll have n little inkling
Of n L'cntle Hilo snrinkliiiL'
When the weather's been some dry.
t ,f ,, u , t ,( k
j.()W rajus in Hilo
llelow the Horse-shoe Curve;
And when that little show er-barth
Comes tippling o'er the rim
To nestle on your forehead
Then unless your fancy's dim
Why then you'll sure know
How it Rains in Hilo.
Outgoing Kiuau Passenger List.
The following passengers left by the
Kiuau todav: T F I'rentis mid wile, J V.
Miller, 1' Feck. W II Lambert, Rev W I)
Westervelt and wife, Harry J Craft, Julian
Mousarrat, Miss Jones, O W Moore nnd
wife. 1 ! Williams, Dr I? W Young, II A
Kohler, O C Kohler, Miss J Lamed, Mrs
C C Phelps. Miss F Hadlock, Miss Alum
Anderson, II Kohler mid wife, Mrs Lister
and sou, Miss F C. Moore, Miss 1 M lien
der, II Moore. R R Ilurv nnd wife, W S
Sexton, D J McKay, Miss It Ilacigalupe,
Mrsc i'Uuntucr, I O Kotliwell, W C
1 Peacock, I W Ferris and wife, II M Holes,
1 K 11 Sturgis, N C Willfoug, F C Davies,
,( F Davies, J F Woods, P P Woods, R
i Hind, R C A Peterson, D Mallon wife
and sou, II lloeck, Mrs J F McKcuic,
MrsjK r.reun, II M Alexander, V. V
Low, II W Horner mid W R Foster.
Ahead ofthn Herd.
A. V. Gear of Cear, Lansing & Co., nt
Honolulu arrived by the Kiuau nnd will
remain over next week. While here on
business, he will incidentally look in 011
the ceremonies connected with establish-
ing nn F.Iks Lodge in this city. Mr.Oenr
1 is one of the ring leaders nt nil F.Ik stnui-
eiles nt Honolulu nnd on occasions of
ii-jiuks is a successful peace conservator.
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum baking powders nre the greatest
UKnaccrs to health of tin: -resent day.
roval bakim poworii co., hew ton.
l'OVL'HTY HAI.Ij.
Calico anil Jeans Dance by Cotillion
Club April 1.
The Kxccutlvc Committee of the Hilo
Cotillion Club has arranged for n ball at
Spreckcls' hall on the evening of April t,
which will be n novelty of novelties. It
is n "Poverty Hall." Dress suits are tn
booed nnd patent leather shoes will be
thrown In the scrnp pile tltnt night. The
curds issued deny the privelcge of danc
ing to all who are not arrayed in garments
of calico and jeans. '
Still it will no doubt be a fancy diess
affair after all. A prominent gentleman
in the club will go dressed In n hickory
shirt nnd overalls, mid n leading lady
will nppenr as "The llowery Girl." Wide
latitude is furnished by this affair for the
display of cleverness nnd originality.
The refreshments to be served have not
been announced. It is understood that ,
no one may come to the hall in hacks as
that would be mi extravagance out of
keeping with the general arrangements.
The invitations which nre printed on
brown paper rend as follows:
"Kin u Kum TO tile KouNtv IwLL nT
tile BIG HyLL nl Hilo ToWn' ON Toos
dav night ApTil ONK, kum onk kum
all. Kommittcc n.b.: Nob'dy Kin
DnnCK -"ccp GaLS in Kalico AN' GKnts
luJKansanb JUmPKrs. P. s. this nlut
11O APRIL Fool."
Death or Win. Atild.
The funeral of William Auld wns held
Inst Tuesday at Honolulu from the Ma
sonic Temple with full Masonic honors.
William Auld was born August 7, 1842,
In Honolulu, where he resided all his life,
mainly nt Palmua. He was trained ns n
carpenter, nnd worked with his father.
He was afterwards n wheelwright, and
then opened a butcher shop on Nuiiauu
street.
His first government position, under
the monarchy, wns qs tnx collector for
Koolnu nnd districts outside of Honolulu.
Lntcr he wns nppoiuted n clerk in the
Wnterworks Department, under King
Knlnkniin. The King commissioned him
superintendent of the Insane nsyluin No
vember 15, 18S6, which position he held
until the overthrow of the mottnrchy in
Jnnunry, 1893, when he resigned out of
sympathy for Queen Liliuokalaiii and the
royalist cause. His resignation came
through his refusal to subscribe to the
oath of allegiance to the provisional gov
ernment. He remained in private life
from January, 1893, until Inst spring,
when the Hnwnlintt senate refused to con
firm the governor's recess appointments
to the Ilonrd of Health, nnd William Auld
was selected as one of the new members.
Mr. Auld regularly nttended the meetings
until fait, when he began to fall in health,
nnd therenfter wns not often in atten
dance. During the political campaign of
1900, Mr. Auld was among the democra
tic candidates for the legislature, but
failed of election.
Ilnrk'n Rough Passage.
San Francisco, Feb. 26. The bark An
nie Johnson, from Ililo, reached port
yesterday nfternoon nftcr n stormy pas
sage. On February 21st, in the nfternoon,
n sea struck the vessel, smashing doors
nnd windows in the pilot house nnd flood
lug the cabin. The enrgo wns nlso pro
bably slightly damaged.
The Enterprise
The Steamer Knterprise is now slated
to sail from Sail Francisco March 15,
Her arrival in Hilo will in all probability
be marked by a rousing reception in
which all the business men will partici
pate. The advent of n steamship line be
tween San Francisco nnd Hilo will be n .
distinct mile stone in the prosperity of I
the city. The importance of the event !
will not be overlooked nnd the officers of .
the stenmer nnd representatives of the '
Hue should be given n grand fete. j
Iluslncss Men Here.
. W. C. Peacock nnd J. O. Rothwell of
Honolulu were in Hilo this week between
the arrival mid departure of the Kiuau.
Mr. Peacock is the head of the firm of W.
C. Peacock & Co., mid Rothwell Is the
manager. J lie two were very Imsy while
here, looking into the varied interests of '
the firm in this citv. The faith of these
gentlemen in the luttirc ol Hilo cannot
be more forcibly expressed than in their
two story modern stone business block on
the corner of llridge and Waiautienuc
street, which would be a credit to nny
metropolis.
. Kliiiui Passenger List.
The following passengers arrived by
the Kiuau this week: II. L. Williams,
15. Sawnuo, F,. Ariole, V.. C. Denton, C. F.
Smith, Mrs. A. W. McGuire, Vamamura,
wife mid child, Kobayashi, W. A. Sexton,
Mrs. II. C. Paxton nnd child, I. C. Roth-
well. W. C. Peacock, F. A. Griiuwood, 1
C. W. Fnrle, S. K. Sergent, Mrs. Nott,
F. H. M. Render, J. Ilnuneberg, Mrs. C.
II. llrndlcy child mid maid, I). II. Hitch
cock, A. V. Genr, C. A. Doyle, A. R.
Hancock, I). A. McKay, A. W.Moore and '
wile, Dr. I. W. Voting, 1$. P. Williams, 1
II. A. Kohler, O. C. Kohler, Miss J. 1
Laru?, Miss F. C. Phillips, Miss F. Mad ,
lick, Miss A. Anderson, Mr. Henry
Kohler nnd wife, F. C. Miller, Mrs. Tris
enr and sou, R. R. Ilury and wife, Mrs.
C. F. Duucher, G. W. Ferris mid wife,
II. M. Hoies, C. Sturgeir, R. L. llonhillier,
II. Moore, R. C. A. Peterson, II. Croft.
The Kits' Plans.
The committees which will have In
1 charge the various matters in connection
I with the installation of the F.Iks in this
I city next week ns appointed by Chair
man Dr. R. II. Reid, are busy nt work
with the preliminaries. The Reception
I Committee consists of all the old ljlks in
I the city and a few prospective ljlks. The
i old F.Iks nre Dr. R. II. Reid, II. L. Ross,
nnd A. W. McKenney. Others on the
committee nre L. M. Whitehouse, W. S.
' Wise, P. Peck nnd W. II. Campbell.
The IJiitertniumeiit Committee is made
up of W. T. Hauling, I. II. Schoeii mid
Messrs. Stone mid Jackson. The II.111
quel Committee is composed ofl
.Messrs. Whitehouse, Stohie, W. C. Cook
and A. W. Richardson. -
1 The installation will take place in
I Spreckcls' Hall. All the vacant rooms
on the upper floor have been secured for
the comfort mid convenience of the
guests. On I'liiirsdny evening a b.uiiiuet
will be tendered Deputy Grand UMiiled
Ruler C, II. Cooper mid visiting ljlks
from Honolulu ut Demosthenes' Cafe.
i J
Ready Hade Clothing
This Suit is
an American
Worsted all wool. The style is a
four-button single-breasted round
cut jacket vest single breasted,
rather high cut with lnncl the
trousers are the latest cut, medium
size at knee and bottom; with side
pockets. The linings arc of the
buckskin type, will wear as long as
the outer portion of the suit; the
color is a mixtttte of blue, black and
grey in a neat check.
T"e Price $15.00
m. f. Mcdonald,
E. N. HOLMES
IIKADQUARTKRS KOR I. A N K K T S
COMI'ORTttRS. MED SPREADS, AND
HKDDING OF Ahl KINDS. OUR
STOCK 01? BI.ANKKTS IS UNKQUAT.KD
IN TIIK ISLANDS, RANGING IN PRICE
FROM 85c. TO $15.00 PER PAIR : : : :
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1). Howard Hitchcock.
D. Howard Hitchcock and wife arrived
1 011 the Kiuau this week nnd were the
guests over night nt the old Hitchcock
1 homestead. lCnrly yesterday morning
1 they were oil" on a trip to the Volcano.
'Mr. Ilitchcoock has established n wide
reputation ns the volcano nrtist nnd no
doubt his present visit will give him
conceptions which later will appear on
canvas. The snows hnvc been unusually
heavy in the mountains the past week
nnd the contrasts between llorcns mid
Villain nt the crater will be vivid.
1 Luke Lelllond to Coast.
! Luke Lelllond the gcninl clerk at the
I Hilo Hotel has resigned his position at the
desk of Hilo's best enrnvnnsary and will
! sail for the Coast in the near future,
where he expects to remain. His de
parture is not only regretted bv the man-
, ageineiit of the hotel, but by Ills host of
friends in the city. He has been in Hilo
two and one-half years. He has n flue
position in sight at ban Francisco in
which his friends wish him happiness
I,,,a micccss.
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The Ruling Passion Van Dyke.
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19. New Canterbury Tales Hewlett.
20. The Portion of Labor Wilkous.
1 21. The Secret Orchard Castle.
1 22. lTp from Slavery Washington.
23. Warwick of the Knolls Llovd.
24. The Red Chancellor Magiiay.
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The Making of a
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Annie Denne Slnde.
The Tory Lover Jewell.
A Dream ol Umpire Veuable.
My Lady Peggy Goes to Town
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for information lending to the discovery
of Miss Florence A. Fly nnd Frniik IJ.
Rogers who disappeared from Kvauston
July 13, 1901. A circular displaying
photographs of the two missing persons
have been scattered broadcast.
Miss lily Is forty yenrs of ago, about 5
feet 3 inches In height, very thin, and
weighs from 90 to 100 pounds. Face
rather long and very expressive, dsrk
brown hair. Large dark-brown eyes,
with nu intense expression, nre her most
noticeable feature. Good Music teacher
nttrnctWc to children.
Frank IJ. Rogers will be fourteen yenrs
of ngein March, 1903. Height nbout 5 feet
2 inches, weight nbout 80 pounds. Me
dium brown hnir, gray blue eyes, long,
slender linuds, is left-lmuded, writes with
either right or left; draws well, always
using left hand.
Is found in shoes that conform to
the outlines of the foot.
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accurately and gracefully, smoothly
mid without pressure. It combines
a wonderful amount of foot comfort
with the height nf shoo clegancu
and the longest shoo service. Call in
and sue our new styles just received.
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