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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
COLD SUMNER WAY BACK


Ane Oldest Inhahifant outanne hw +.
Memher of the Ananias Club.
III don't miss my guess very much
we VIII have snow before morning. +"
eaciamed Patrolman josh Spears.
III you remember, the winter of
l162-6S was q very open one. In faet
u l remember rightly, there was but
nttie weather too chilly for man to go
In nus shirt sleeves. Why, was run
ning around then barefoot, quite a
chunk of lad 1t was in many re
spects a most remarkable winter. For
instance, we cut hay ON the LIST of .Tan-
mary Well, the winter went away and
spring happened along. 1t was lust
ake any other springs buA An ead In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
Wherever Malaria Exists,

The bilious It's certain prey In intermittent anu re-
mcnt fever dumb ague and cake, the liver Is al
ways seriously affected and the blood contaminated with
bile. One Of the chief why Hostctter's Stomach
Bters such defence against chls and fever and
every form OF maarfI disease that 10 does away with
liability to disease by reforming rreguarity OF the
hillary organ advance OF the OF the when
the disease is prevalent There is no fortng pre-
paratiyc those about visiting emigrang to locality
where the mlasma.tnt exists There Il certain I'M
munity from in endemic epidemic form, to be
secured Of the oncs and antspasmod-
les But where Qunine fails succeeds both in
preventing and curing Moreover II every vestge
OF dyspepsia and constipation rheumatism, In
activity kidneys and bladder and tranQuizes and
streng thens the nervous system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
| | I

Although Markell was ushcred in by the chief
warlcr. he was III actual charge OF Narder S1lter
The apartmcnt into which he was shown was not
that in which prisoners ordinarily interviewed the
Governor There cord, stretched from
wall TO wall, divided the room nearly
in half on one side stood the prisoner,
with the officer in charge Of him. on the
other ~at the governor. Here there was no
cord rhc room-which was small one-con-
taipcd a single table. At one end sat Mr.. Pacy,
ON m, right sat Major Iardinge, the chaplain
stood NJ his left, and just behind the major sat
DIR IiycrmOrc. Markell was told % stand AT
thc end which faced the governor momcntary
pausc followed his cntrance-al four pairs of eyes
wcr, examining his countcnance. lie for his
nort bore himself quite easily his eyes being
fixed upon the governor, and about the corners
of his ps lowered what uaS certainly more than
the suspicion OF smile
ct have sent for you," Mr. Paley began, be-
cause | wish 10 ask you q question. You under
stand that make no charge against you, but-do
YOU know who has been tamperng with the locks
OF the cells
The smile was unmistakable now. 1t lighted
I'D his saturnino visage suggesting that here was
"A man who had an eye-pOSsby almost too Keen
an eye-for the ridiculous But he gave no an
swcr. go
DO Won hear my question, Markell? Do you
know who has been tamprrlng with the locks of
the cells
climes
How shall tell you?'
Tell the trnll. SIT ana doht treat us 10 any
of your hichfalutlng.'
This remark came from the major-not in too
omiabc IL tone OF voice.
Hmt in this land it would seem that truth is
a thing that wise men shun 1t is for telling
the truth that | am here
We don't want any Of your insocnce, my
man. Answer the governors question III YOU
don't want to be severely punished. EDO you
know who has been playing hanky panky with
the cells ~
Spirits of the air"
As he said this Markell inclined his head and
looked at the major with laughter in his eyes
Spirits Of the air. What the devil do you
mean by spirits of the air."
All! what do | mean? To tell you that,
laying u stress upon the pronoun, would take
Il year ,,,.
tered the major =, " =
Come. Markell that won't do, struck IN
Mr. Palcy. DO | understand you 10 say mat
YOU do know something about the matter
know The man drew himself up, laying
the index finger of his right hand upon the taDle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
TIE LOVERS LITAyY.

Eyes Of gray-a sOdden quay,
Driving rain and falling tears,
As the steamer wears 70 sea
In a parting storm Of cheers.
Sing, for Faith and Hope are high
None 30 true You and i
Sing the Lovers Litany -
Love like ours can never dle!"
Eyes of black-s throbbing keel,
Milky foam 10 left and right;
Whispered converse near the wheel
In the brilliant trOpic night.
Cross that rules the southern Sky
stars that sweep. and wheel, and ny,
Hear the Lovers Litany -
4" Love like ours can never die ~
Ewes Of brown-a dusty plain.
split and parched with heat Of June,
Flying hoOf and frightened rein,
Hearts that beat the old, old tune.
side by side the horses nv.
Frame We now the old reply
OF the Lovers Litany -
" Love like ours can never die.'
lyes OF blue-the simla Hills.
>ivered with the moonlight boar
Pleading of the waltz that thrills.
Dies and echoes round Kenmore.
Mabel" Officers Good by
Glamour. wine. and witchery-
on my sou's sincerity.
Love like ours can never die!'
Maidens. Of your charity,
PITY my most lucklesS state.
Four times Cupd's debtor i
Bankrupt In qUadruplicate.
Yet, despite this evil case.
An maiden showed me grace,
Four and forty times would !
Sing the Lovers Litany -
Love like ours can never dic!'
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NOTES.

boOner Waiehu arrived from
With s75 bags OF sugar.
inner Kauikeaouli brought from
% bags OF sugar for the lrm-
Isican bark Irmgard took in
4 sugar on Wednesday. She
Eturday for San Francisco, sew
.srs going by her.
! ATLANTA, Capt. Anderson. ar
|uesday, thirty days from Port
rith 569, 500 feet of lumber and
ksles, consigned to Wilder q Co
ner C. R. Bishop brought from
thursday, 74O bags of sugar, 20
| GS bags of paddy, 3N punches
LIS lunches of grapes, 81 bags
jell-boring apparatus.
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Amusement Question.


Rutral Union church was
night to hear evangelist
DISCOURSE on "amusements."
is was principally to mem
e church and he most clear
(phatically defined his posi-
Reing decidedly opposed to
fng, theatre going, dancing
ling Christians. He claimed
ible was the standard of
living, and this book de-
/ be who was a friend to
was an enemy to God, and
upon all who desired to
ous Christian life to be
y and completely conse-
God. He asked all present
Fed that he had sustained
gunent, to rise, and fully
of the congregation stood
quest.
service for this week will
might at 7:30 o'clock.
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VI Fire Underwriters.

VI Fire Underwriters.
s OF the Board of Fire
cts OF Honolulu was held
afternoon, when the COM
"lnted at a previous meet
ed on tests made of oil in
ne warehouse. With the
Of Of one lot, the whole of
OIL ~ was found to be below
Ihe Aloha oil was found
q committee, consisting of
nsn1y, Fatty and Opfergelt,
ated to lay the matter be-
. "ss and ask. that
Degrees. W not less
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X New Bark Albert.

New Bark Albert.
!. Examiner of May 10Th
, bark Albert will be
emorrow from the ways
Akaly. The new vessel has
BY Hall Bros. of that place
G. F. Smith the lumber
Of this city. She is 1877
11gth over all, 3Saa feet in
beam and 14a feet in depth
S S. has been named after
Wilcox, and will ply he
port and Honolulu, her
apacity being 1000 tons OF
Will take about two weeks
and she will then he load
lumber and sail for San
She will load here with
cargo Of merchandise fol-
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U. s. FLAGSHIP CHARLESTON.

The New Cruiser Arrives III Port After
aQuick Passage from Sam Francisco.
The United States Flagship Char
lesion arrived Thursday morning
from San Francisco, taking every
one by surprise, as it was expected
she had gone south from San Fran
cisco. She left the latter port We'd
nesday morning, May 2lst, and after
the first day experienced pleasant
weather. The Charleston anchored
in the naval row and saluted the
Hawaiian flag. The shore battery
responded. III. B. M. S. Champion
saluted the admiral's flag, the Char
lesion returning the salute.
Soon after, MIR. H.>W. Severance,
u. S. Consul General, boarded the
cruiser, and on leaving, the usual
salute of seven guns was fired. Ad-
mirai Brown and staff called on Hon.
j. L. Stevens, U. S. Minister Resi-
dent, in the afternoon. Mr.. Stevens
later on went on board the Charles
ton. A salute was fred as he left.
It is probable that the Admiral and
officers will be presented to the King
to-day.
A large number of people were
down on the wharf to have q look at
the new cruiser. She is not q very
prepossessing looking craft on the
outside. but her internal fittings are
marvel and of the very latest type.
It is not known how long she will re
main here.
Following is a list of her officers:
Rear-Admiral- George Brown,
Commanding Pacific Station.
Captain George G. Remey.
Fleet Surgeon George w. Woods.
Fleet Paymaster-Arthur Burtis.
Fleet Engineer-Philip Inch.
Lieutenant-C Commander = 9. g.
Todd.
Lieutenants- w. L. Field, N. j.
K. Patch, J. ). Hunker. E. F. Quail
trough, aeo1 sael I. Dyer and James
Ensigns JED. Mcdonald, H. E.
Parmenter,p OR;ot Snow, George p.
Blow and w. s. Burke.
Fleet Marine Officer Captain w.
S. Muse.
Chaplain-Robert Hudson.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-F. w.
f. Weber.
Assistant Surgeon George Roth
ganger.
Passed Assistant Engineer = Ira
N. Hollis.
Assistant Engineers F. w. Bart
lett and Horace w. Jones.
Naval Cadets Magruder, Fuller,
Carney, Churchill and Cole.
Gunner-W. III. Walsh. &
Carpenter o. III. Hilton.
Paymasters' Clerks John A. Muir
phy and B. III. Bowley.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30
That Shirt Button

Can get q mans I" dander rix," and cause
more confusion and bad language when It
isn't there. than anything We know Of. 1t is
always the little things that worry . man
in this world, and wear him out and bring
him ; down TIC 70 an early ~ srsvss E.. Il on
foot on the business end Of . tin tack that's
another little item that gets his hair
off," It's always the small matters that
cause ne trouble, q Tag end Of . cigarette
burne1 down Chicago; . little stream Of
water half an inch wide, washed away the
dam Of Conemaugh and lost Thousands Of
lives, ct the y0hnst0wn disaster. So Il 10
with disease, it begins In small way and
gradually extends its ramifcati0ns until
It Is complete master Of the situation, and
then It Is, probably, too late to do any
good. The way to allay disease r. to at
tack it in its initial stages; when sickness
is coming on il always gives ample warn
ing, the symptoms are slight. perhaps. but
ease always casts its shadows before, differ
ent people get different symptoms, one
gets headache, another neuralkia, . third
iassitude, fourth loss Of appetite, and 90
on. Any constitutional disturbance must
tell you that the processes Of life are not
properly progressing. that some part Of
If you neglect this irregularfty, chronlc
disease viii positively result. Hundreds
Of people are hurried Into untimely graves
through neglect d the 6rst symptoms. We
want you 70 know that CLElUW' TouIC h
the article that will arrest the progress a
disease a. Ill kinds u taken at the onset.
CLKxHnTss ToNIc II an article that has
never yet and never VIII fail to regulate all
the processes Of animal life. Il aids pesspi.
ration and respiration. secretion, digostion,
assimilation, elimination and excrefion
Il stimulates tie liver and cleanses thecon.
9ested hsepatic glands and ducts and renal
passages Of Ill morbid and impure accumu.
iations. CLKuKSm' TouIC invigorates thu
stomach and regulates the bowels and
braces mp the whole corporal structure. II
prevents fever, malaria and agne. II pre-
vents the relaxation and deproasiou 90 Pre-
valent In the hot weather, ony3c&os Thu
blood. restores al lost nerve power. anf
gives tone to the system. CLK1Gxxn' T0nIl
viii do al this and more, e win ave HE
and the evidence which " have resolves
!. from its influential patrons and the eulo
CYSTIC press notices, are sumcient 10 prov
the shove statements even to the mos
scep&ical, and We viii send copies o. aDpli
cation 70 =. j.. Oemepts, Neutoun, nyd
Iney.
70 b Rad. xhelssale Or lp4ail. q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

Thirty new subscribers have been
added to the Hawaiian Bell Tele.
phone Co. since the April list was
published. The names appear else
where
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

Sealed tenders are called for the
construction of Government work
shops and storehouses on the Es-
planade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

A notice to the members of the
first battalion of Hawaiian Volun.
teers appears elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

The Minister of Finance calls for
tenders for sight bankers exchange
on San Francisco for $4,000 in gold
coin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society meets on Saturday evening
at 1880 O'Clock at the residence of E..
g. Damon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

The cricket match yesterday be-
tween a Honolulu team and one from
81. b. M. S. Champion, resulted in
favor of the latter by thirteen runs.
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PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.
.;.n.e. per stmr C R Bishop.
7 Itherson, A Arnemann, one
[ and % deck.
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The Sunday school of the first
congregation of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral will have a picnic to Manana
Saturday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

Just the thing for the coming
events, extra long undressed kid
gloves in delicate evening shades
can be found at Sachs store 104
Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

Col. z. s. Spalding and M. Houle
81. Ms charge d. Affairs at Paris
were in San Francisco May Goth.
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| c. s Sn 4; IPreble and quar-.
| " wos omlth Of the steamer
6c are M arrested by United
|smu rs way 18th for an at
ars ussle ashore 1900 con.
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A special meeting of Mystic Lodge
No. 2, x. of F., will be held this
evening at Z 80 o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

The Healani Boat Club will give a
moonlight boating party to the Mi
kado Company on Saturday evening.
Seven o'clock is the hour named for
the party to leave Brewers wharf.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. ISIDOR RUBINSTEIN WILL ACT
III for as under power of attorney during
fhe absence of MI. Morris Lyman and Mr..
Joseph LYMAN from the Kingdom.
HYMAN BROTHERS.
Honolulu, May 80. 1880. 128-6t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

Mr.. Levey holds his regular cash
sale at III O'Clock this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

The ward room officers of the u.
S. Flagship Charleston have the
very best thanks of the ADVERTISER
for files of late San Francisco papers
and a list of the officers.
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TO-DAY.

,usLFAVING TO-DAA
n Bishop, lie Claire for Wal
3 I'1 Hail for Maui, Hawaii and
pIiua for Koolau:
VcNeif for San francisco.
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BELL TELEPHONE CO.

THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL
i names have been added IS Subscribers
to- the Bell Telephone System since the
publication of the April Card, all Of which
may be connected:
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Memorial Service.

L memorial S0TV1C0s
This being Decoration Day, Geo.
". de Long Post No. As, G. A. r.,
Will hold a memorial service. Headed
By the Hawaiian band and escorted
by the Honolulu Rifles, the Post will
move at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
from its hall, King street, and march
10 Nuuanu cemetery where the fol-
lowing exercises will be held.
|. Reading of Orders. ....... .Adjutant
2. Comrades, our duty of to-day" .
&C. -. .1Oet NOuu I
B. Music. ................. Band
B. "To-day is the Festival" &c.
/ - O0S OVAAAu
Is. Decoration Of Graves. .........
......,...........O Officer -the-Uay
II. Comrades, by this service" &c. :.
Ou0pi0lH
| 3. MUSIC. .................. CnOlr
g. Address. Quarter Master R. J. Greene
lO.Roll-call Of the Dead .Adjutant
11.Salute the Dead. 49,. Post and Escort
12."My Country tits of Thee" .....
Band and Choir
.Benediction. Rev. f. q. Beckwith, ID.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

Several of the officers of the
Charleston have been here before
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-30

e "a Avery : very large audience
! the P;; Yesterday even
Pie F S,!Oo Company pre-
HonolnI1.n Spy" Com
rer rrO ua'3 Rifles, assisted
pn and %el u. The play was
the scenic effects
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The lroquois is coming to Homo
lulu again en- route to Samoa.
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Sharp.
1sr RAcE-QUEEN'5 PLATE 500.
Running Race; H-mile dash: free for
all.
% RACE - FUTURITY STAKES
Sweepstakes $25
Running Race; A-mile dash; Hawaii
an-bred 2-yearolds. Entries close on
June l, 1890.
Sd RACE-KING'S PLATE.-$75.
Trotting and Pacing; Hawaiian bred
horses; best 2 in 8, to harness.
4TH RAcE-WAIKAPU CHALLENGE
CUP.-$5O added.
Running Race; A-mile dash; free for
all: winner to beat the record of Han
cock. 1:l6H.
9TH RAcE-HAWAIIAN DERBY
Sweepstakes $50, with Jockey Club
Cup added.
Running Race; mile dash; Hawaii
bred 3-year-olds. Entries close June 1,
1890.
9Th RAcE-WAIMANALO PLATE
$50 added.
Trotting and Pacing; best in 3; 3
minute class; free for all, to harness
Plate to become property Of one winning
! it twice.
7TH RACE - LUNAMAKAAINANA
| PLATE.-$75
Running Race; -mile heats; best 2
in 3; Hawaiian-bred horses.
9Th RACE = ROSITA CHALLENGE
| CUP.-$1OO added.
| Running race; 1-mile dash; free for
all. Winner to beat the record Of "Angie
A." Ash.
9rn RAcE-KAPIOLANI PARK PLATE
-$125.
Trotting and pacing; free for all !;
best in 5 to harness:
10TH RAcE-OCEANIC STEAMSHIP
CO.'S CUP.
Novelty race; 1-mile dash; Hawaiian
bred; LIST, I'd and Sd quarter, $25 each ;
last quarter, $50 and cup added.
nth RACE -VICEPRESIDENT'S CUP.
-$75.
| Running race; lH-mile dash; free for
all.
18TH RAcE-HIs MAJEsTY's CUP
500 added
Running race; mile dash; Hawaiian
bred.
18TH RAcE-POST' MATCH.
| Trotting and pacing; $40 each; free for
ell to be driven by members of the
Hawaiian Jockey Club.
l4TH RAcE-KAMEHAMEHA PLATE.
1926.
Running race; 1M-mile dash; Ha-
wafian-bred.
18TH RAcE-PONY RACE.-$75 with
racing saddle from Hon. III. A.
Widemann, added.
| Running race; for all ponies IA hands
and under, Hawaiian-bred.
| All entries to close at IL o'clock noon
on Wednesday, June A, 1890, ct the
Office of the Secretary, and all entrance
fees to be 10 per cent. unless otherwise
specified.
All races to be run or trotted underline
rules of the Hawaiian Jockey Club.
All horses are expected to start unless
drawn by IL O'Clock noon on June 10,
1890.
ALI horses are expected to appear On
the track at the tap Of the bell from the
Judges stand, otherwise will be fined. {
Admission. ). .-...............6O ctr
To grand stand, extra so cts and 81
Carriages, inside Of course ~ sc
Quarter stretch badges. ...........$5 OC
6. o. BERGER.
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Z A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Baseball League will be held on
Saturday at 1890 P. M. at the Cham
Der of Commerce room, to consider
the charter, and transact other bLsi-
ness.
Police Captain Larsen's watch
presented him with very hand
some gold watch and diamond locket
on Wednesday evening. Capt. Lar
sen retires from the force on the
31st.
At a meeting of the Hawaiian
Jockey Club held yesterday evening
some alterations we're made in the
programme for the 18th OF June.
It appears in another column.
The steamship Australia will be
due at noon sharp, to-day, from San
Francisco, with twenty days. mail,
and dates to the 23rd inst. The r.
M. s. Alameda will be due to-day
from the Colonies en- route to San
Francisco.
The Hawaiian steamer Claudine
from Scotland for Honolulu, was at
st. Vincent May 10Th, disabled, hav-
ing lost her screw. She was com
PEELED to 90 under sail 24O miles
with partly discharged cargo, and
ship another propeller.
Yesterday evening the guests Of
the Arlington House gave an in
formal dance at McInerny hall, the
| interior of which was decorated witt
flags. Quite q number OF invited
guests spent pleasant evening
The Quintette club played Tor dane
ing.
An excursion Of school teachers
from California to Honolulu is being
arranged. Messrs. j. D. Spreckell
| & Bros. have special agent at worl
soliciting travel to the islands. b.
the last mail the firm ordered
number of scenery albums for thu
purpose Of distributing them on tn
Coast.
! The Oahu Railway Co.'s new
locomotive Lanakila with tender
weighing twenty-five and 9 half tom
was placed on the scow yesterday
morning, taken across the harbol
and placed on the track without
hitch of any kind. By next Tues
day the track will be laid to Robin
sons plantation and the bananas
will be shipped from "car to ship.
Messrs. HOLSTER & Go. are moving
their soda water works to the bricl
building on Fort street near the Gus
tom house. This building is fttet
up in the most convenient manne
! Tor the carrying on Of their EXTENSIVE
81 and ever Increasing aerated Nate
/, trade. The msmmeth Hyaft vata
i filter. the finest Ins1 3, - rssimIov6i
g sfSass
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

~ The best TEA in town to be had
~ at c. B. WELLS, AZ QUEEN
STREET
Don't Tail to try box Of JAPAN TEA
from C. B. WELLS, AZ QUEEN STREET.
Order box of choice ENGLIsH BREAK
FAST TEA from G. B. WELLS, AZ QUEEN
STREET.
Lovers of OoLoNe TEA can be satisfied at
c. B. Wells, AZ QUEEN STREET.
Bedrock Prices for TEA ut c. B. WELLS
AZ QUEEN STREET.
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AAyerttgcmtuts.
Notice to Dairymen.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
IL Calf and Skunk Skins Sailed and free
from cuts. ~
128-6t 40 Queen Street.
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DEPARTURES
THURSDAY, May %. !,
j.. smythe, for Lahalna and
p,oru, for Royal Roads, BIC.
,nHyIs To- for Kahului, Maui.
,s' for Hanalei, Kauai.
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Mr.. g. B. Wells, commission merch.
ant, has just received a stock OF
choice teas. Try their.
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~ s1t 81 Sslta sin daughter of
ID v SSt!ate, was married ID
Of N eeSal3Vgton to Walter
aician. M iork' q disting-
we been many tha declare tie
eslsbratkaSsl e prettiest we'd
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