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THIS AFTERNOONS CABLEGKAMs.
The Reported Fight Between the
Naniva and CHI Yuen.

LONDON, August "a dispatch to the
Times from Tien Tsin, dated August 8,
says that Col. Won Hannekin's deposition,
which was read before the court of in
quiry appointed to investigate the details
OF the sinking Of the Kow Shing. confirms the
previous reports Of the affair and denies
that there was any fight between the Nam
iva and the Chi Yuen.
MARSEILLES. August 9-An Italian
named Palmri has been sentenced to three
years Imprisonment for having robbed
Baron Arthur de Rothschild of his purse
last January at the Toulon railroad station.
The purse contained 14.OO0 francs.
- paimiri VIII be charged at Me. also. with
Monte Carlo late IN last December. Allen
aef s was -. Englishman. He was killed
anu anu rosoed and his body was thrown I'M
Geess bridge
LONDON, August a.--In connection with
the meeting of the British Association the
ssfsS d D. arsr peT M ss
langley. the distinguished astronomer of
Washington.
CHRlsTIANIA, August 9-'rhe Canadian
Pacific line steamer Miowere which went
ashore near Askengcld while on a voyage
from Shields for Odde, Norway, has been
ioated.
81 fEIEkS BIZ XII, August 9.-Iwenty-
two new cases of cholera and fourteen
deaths from that disease have bsen reported
mere today.
LONDON, August 0.-Mr. Gardner, presi-
dent OF the beard of agriculture, in the
house of commons today, replying TO a
question upon the part of Mr. Chaplin re-
garding the inquiry made concerning the
landing of diseased Canadian cattle, prom
Uses to furnish the house, within a reason
able time the minute and analyZing evil
dence which had teen received, showing the
conclusion at which the experts had ar
rived.
PARIS, August 9-Defly and Lestrange,
who few weeks ago stole $4,000 worth OF
jewelry from Mrs. BotSon, an American
resident of Paris, have been sentenced to
Imprisonment for six months and thirteen
months respectively. An intermediary,
Biais, was sentenced to two years inn
prisonment and the purchasers Of the stolen
jewelry. Schnerb and his mother, were sem
fenced to six months each.
QUEENSTOWN, August 9--A number 81
passengers who landed from the White
Star line steamer Britannia, which arrived
here last night from New York. were fined
for smuggling tobacco. John Slattery. whose
clothing was found to be lined with cigars,
was fined fl2
BERWICK -ON-TwEED. August 9.-Thos
marshal and associate OF the lord chief JUS
tice of England, is dead. He was eighty
nine years old.
COPENHAGEN. August 9-Burmeister.
Vain and Company's ship yards at this
place were burned yesterday evening. The
yacht which this concern was building for
the ear was damaged.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRH~
Aged COlored Pep

SeU OOreu FeU' ,Ie,. no,,.
Senator Gibson sar ,,;. s.
he hoped to be .,,o .a 80 noon 'ha'
s az On IN 'p' senate upon the bill reported
nittaa esterday from the District COM
ana establishing the Home for Aged
Infirm Colored People. AS this is a
louise bill and no amendments are proposed
Senate would send 1t to the President.
Charter Extended.
Senator Mcmillan today called I'D and
secured the passage of the joint resolu
ton extending for six months the charter
of the Washington end Maryland Railroad
Company, which expired by nmita ton on
the LIST of August
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PROTECTED ~ DEPrr,rx
Workmen Went to work At the
Omaha Packing Houses.

OMAHA, Neb., August 9.-Sheriff Drexel
sent enc hundred deputies to South Omaha
at an early hour this morning, and as n
consequence there was 10 trouble when the
new men went to work In the packing
houses.
The deputies broke up the picket lines of
the strikers and escorted the workmen to
the houses In squads. The strikers stood
around at distance and hcoted aud jeered
i Iu. 'ney did not c go TO do anything vio-
.--r> Number Of tii,e oS Inesi returned to
work under the protection of the officers
All OF the houses began killing. In spite of
the threat of the managers that they would
do no work until the militia had been call
ed out. 1t Is the general belief that the
strike Is nov practically broken.
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A RARE COIN.

And Congressman johnson Got IL by
Accidents -ts-. -.. .
Congressman Johnson of North Dakota
has just fallen into bit Of good luck
through one Of his constituents. who is a
clerk In the Treasury Department Some
time ago lot Of pennies were presented
at the treasury for redemption. Among
them was coin which was rejected. The
Treasury would not give cent for It. A
clerk IN the Office redeemed 1t and gave It
to Congressman johnson, who sent II 10
the smithsonian to he identified. Today
he received word from the Smithsonian that
the coin is Of the mintage OF the year PSI
A. u. and circulated In the time Of the
emperor Dfocletian. 1t Is very valuable
relic, worth many times its weight In gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09

The Capital city Guards went to
Assist.

Special Dispatch to The Evening star.
FREDERICK. Md, August 9.-Today was
celebrated in Frederick by the County
Emancipation Celebration Association as
q holiday In honor of the emancipation
proclamation. There was a parade in the
morrirg. in which the Capital City Guards
Of Washington took part. and at the fair
grounds picnic was held, base ball games
and drum corps contests INDUCED In. and
speeches were made by c. E. Nichols of
Frederick and Geo. NJ Lane of the Balti-
more bar. This eve:'ing there will be ball.
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TWENTY HOURS AHEAD.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Relay Cy-
clists Report to A. ID. Black.

SPRINGFIELD. I'LL. August 9-The Wash
fngton-Denyer relay bicyclists arrived here
at t12 this morning, nineteen and a half
hours ahead of time
1ACkSoNN1LLE, Ill, August 9-The
,Washington-Denver bicycle relay riders
passed through this city at 1927 this morn
schedule time. The bag conta,nina az
message was brought to this city by Fred
khiuS. who rode the last relay assigned p
the Springfield men, and deiiveraS -
Arthur ID. Black, vice cons.,i 1t to
nois division. and rnas-~ OF the lii
The Jacksonvllls r'~ .ager of the relay
vile. -Aers VIII take 1t to Rush
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09
MEAT INSPECTION.
The Recent CIVIL Service Examfna-
tiOn Not q Success. -.. .

The Recent CIVIL Service Examfma-
tiOn Not a Success. -..
The civil service commission recently held
an examination of applicants for appoint
ment to the position of inspector under the
meat inspection law. These places were
but recently included In the scope Of the
civil service law, and this was the first ex-
animation of candidates Hereunder. Ont of
a total number of thirty persons who took
the examination but three made a suffi-
GENTLY high percentage to entitle them to
appointments This is very discouraging to
The officials OF the bureau Of animal indus
try OF the Department of Agriculture, under
whose directions the inspection of cattle
slaughtered for interstate and foreign COM
merce Is carried on. The law requires that
the persons now holding the position of
meat inspector, Of whom there are proba-
bly, fifty or more, shall take a civil service
examination but they have not as yet been
examined. Another examination of appN-
Cants will be held shortly so as to increa SO
the list Of eligibles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09

CHAPPAQUA, n. V, August 0.-Nearlv
1000 of the Hicksite Friends are here in at
tendance upon the yearly meeting of the
National Society Of Friends The sessions
col TRUE one week. Pennsylvania, Mary
land. New Jersey. Ohio. Indiana. Illinois
ana canada are represented. The speakers
To-Day were Robert NJ. Janney and Amy
Wfiets. The exercises are held in a tent
on the grounds Of the Chappaqua Mountain
Institute.
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Republicans in Conference

Shortly after the adjournment Of the
Senate today the members Of the steas,-'-
committee Of the republican sis- ing
conference for the &c went INTO
their plan Of go -,pose of considering
II was - lion in regard to the tariff.
- understood that this WINS done be-
cause Of the reported agreement between
the democratic conferees on the tarifY hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09
BALLS OF FIRE FELL,
Residents of Creole, Col, scared Dur
Ing a Thunder storm.

CREEDE, Col, August 9-Durtne a rain
storm last night the sky became very vivid
with electrical flashes and thunder rolled
IN most deafening way. With three ac-
Compartments, what appeared TO be three
balls Of fire. each as large as a mans two
nsts. struck the ground simultaneously
within a radius of 30 feet
AS soon as they struck there was a shock
ana then tae balls burst, throwing out in
Vulnerable sparks The inhabitants expert
enced great scare, but no damage was
done.
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wORkING AT PULLMAN.

The big COrlisS Engine Running for
the First Time In Months.
CHICAGO. August e.-The great Corliss
engine in the Pullman shops was operated
today for the first time In three months.
Two more departments were opened and
about go men were at work. The strike
leaders still hope for victory. and have
sent kilograms to almost every labor or
ganization in the country stating that the
strike win be won IL IL can be continued
awhile. The messages asked for money,
and stated that the strikers are starving.
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Deputy Auditor Charged Win
Forgery.

BOISE, Idaho. August Geo. NJ
ley of Moscow, Tatha ca'--,-.,. -. Hinck-
rested ON a ch-.-- ~.nty, has been ar
rants - --arge of forging county war
amounts ranging all the way from
so,VU to $4,000. Hinckley was deputy au-
ditor of Tatha county under Cone and was
intrusted with the entire business of the
Office.
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Raltinofe MnHke1A.

BALTIMoRE, August 9.-Flour dull unchanpsd
srobi lofse narrels sales. 60 barrels Wheat
fsrhsr St -yo'sao0t.; August, 5G,saJ6A.: sep
eelpts 81 ise bushels; shpments, i6a 10 bushels
milling S Sssss bs bushels :.S $4,000 bushels
81 bid; August 81 hid-receip,s. 500 bushels s
shipments Ills bushels; stock I5osls bushels
oats hrm.No white western. 4oa40ls; No. :
mixed western. a37-receipts 10 a23 bushels:
sioek' osoes bushels. Rye quiet and steady-No
= 46-receiPts LA bushels, stock s,aIs hGshels.
lay Nery rm-sood 10 choice Timothy, SI4 ora
sIoW. Train freights dull, inclined easy I'M
changed Sugar firm granniated. 4S2 per i0O
pounds butter firm fancy creamery. 2aa24: do
IMITATION, llals; do. ladle. 15alS: good ladi. III,
sto e packed f2al5. Eggs frm-fres.s... 70 SbeesI
nirrm.fancI New York, 60 siza o.: a.. 35 sizs
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Loss AT MARE ISLAND.
Damage to n Caisson mt the NAVY
Yard Dry Dock.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. August e-Tbs
large iron caisson which closed The dock :, !,
Mare Islind navy yard Eroke from i,s
fasterings last night and fell outward
Striking out of sight Through careiessne,s
a large quantity OF water was let In the
pig basin 2f,er the docking of the U. s. s
aEeuT' " men the HE went out the weight
g ths water inside forced the heavy cais.
f9p outward, tearing IL from the fasten-
tnss- The caisson was built ten years ago
at cost OF $4,000 II Is likely there will
pc court Of inquiry TO fix the blame for
the accident
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The Polish Church Convention.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. August 9-Secretary
Chrowiowski of the Polish national Catho-
lie Church committee has received letters
Indicating that about forty churches will
be represented at the convention to be held
In this city August 20. The election of a
oiShop will be one OF the chief objects of
the convention, and 1t is almost CERTAIN
that Rev. Father Koiaszwski. who started
the Independent Catholic Church move
ment in this city, will be honored with the
office.
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Rich Find of Cold.

MOSEA, Col, August "a most surpris-
ing strike Of free milling gold ore has been
made in the AMMO lode. fifteen miles east
Of here. by the FuIlenwider brothers. As
says have been made with the astonishing
fssult Of $4,000 per ton. The gold Is found
IN hOneycomb quartz easily worked al
most crushing In the hand Much of II is
visible to the naked eye
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Foreign Money Markets.

PARIS. August Q, 2 p.m.-Three per cent
rentes lo2 francs, 40 confines for the &C
count.
LONDON. August o.-The Bank Of y
land rate OF discount remains - --ng-
at per cent. .ra.nve.
LONDON. August a.
at Buenos Ayres TOD Ihe price OF cola
ROME. Aug. ~ is zo6 % per cent.
Is quoted st 9.-The premium on gold
francs at Ill lire L. confines for 100
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Con nrmatiOns,

The Senate In executive session today con-
firmed the nomination of Henry s. Priest of
Missouri to be United States district Judge
for the eastern district Of Missouri; also
Amos M. Thayer Of Missouri to be United
States circuit judge for the eighth judicial
circuit, and Luthe. M, Embry to be post
master at Shelbyvilie, Ill.
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ChuttanOoga Knights Protest.
Il Dispatch to The Evening Star.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August 9-The
Knights of Pythias in this city are making
a big protest about the rate made by the
railroads from here to Washington. If the
rate is lowered to one cent a mile several
hundred people will go; If not, only about
ane hundred and fifty will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Sudden Death of Chief Justice Ben
nett Of Kentucky.
PACKERS PROTECTED By DEPUTIES
Resumption Of Operations at Pull
man.
CELEBRATION AT FREDERICK

HCPKINSVILLE. KY, August 9.-Judge
Caswell Bennett. chief justice OF the court
OF appeals Of Kentucky. died very suddenly
at $50 O'Clock this morning His death
was the result of rheumatism. He was q
candidate for reelection at the election
which will occur In November NEXT
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Faithful Miners Rewarded.

FROSTBURG, Md, August 9.-The Con,
sclidation Company has notified all the
miners who stuck to their posts during the
late protracted strike that they will each
receive nine months rent and fuel free.
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Military Cadets Appointed.

Military cadets have been appointed dur
irg the past week as follows: Claude Steele
Of Robinson. ILL.,: James A. Mcnamara of
Eureka Cal. VIM. McCoach of PhIIadel-
phia, Pa; Harold Hammond of Rushville,
ILL.,: Reuben A. Meyers of New York, N.
Y; Frederick Hunter, jr.. Of Washington,
Ca
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New York Cotton.
An Address From the ko,pites.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, August 9.-The
Kolb leaders were In conference until an
early hour this morning at work on resolu-
lions, or an address 10 the people, which
they will make public later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09
FINANCIAL AND CoNMERcv...

The following are the opening IN. h,c,-
est ana the lowest and the closing pricea
OF the New York stock market TODAY. 4. re-
ported by Corson q Mccartney, member.
Messrs. Moore e. Schley No 80 Rroasway.
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Saturday, GOLD ss,,w.,,

NEW YORK. August 9.-HeideIbach. Ic-
kieheimer Co. will ship s4oo.ooo gold to
Europe on Saturday which IL received early
in the week from Cuba
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Range of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings OF the
Thermometer at the weather bureau today:
$ a. M, 10; p. m, 81; maximum ~; mini
~aGpp -
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Rc,vrn. From Tennessee.

Full returns from sixty-four counties of
Tennessee give the democratic vote for SUI
preme judges as ios,174; fusion, Si,I2o
Democratic majority, 24,554 Twenty coun-
ties unofficially heard from give 900 majori-
ty for democrats; twelve counties yet to be
heard from will give at least 5000 fusion
ma jority, making the total democratic ma
jority in the state 10000. This is a demo-
cratic gain since 1852 of 22,CUU
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The ntli approved.

The Commissioners have returned to the
President. with their approval Senate bill
2217, ITO provide ferIrthe closing of a r.,
of an alley in Square 1S5. =: .n.
Washir gton, Districts c. ,e city oil
rs-'si y Columbia"
-..filinGl Permits.
..e building permits issued today were
as follows:
j. C. Yost, to three brick dwellings at
Nos. 7el, I03. To5 9th street northeast, to
cost $4,000.
Ferdinand Schmidt, to one brick dwelling
at 1l2l 18th street northwest to cost SO :
900.
A. NJ Green, to one frame dwelling on
Emporia street, Buena Vista, to cost $3.50.
Mrs r. c. Kennedy, to one brick dwell
ing ct 2127 California avenue. Washington
Heights, to cost s., 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09

The Parlee Ornamental Brick Works a,
Perth Amboy. N. j.. burned YESTERDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-09
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
n Pump Request.

The Commissiohersi today received a Pc
tition signed by a large majority of resi-
dents and property owners on l. street
between 9th and 1th streets northwest.
requesting themr to restore the pump on
that street. ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-20
LAHAINA TEACHERS REVIEW.
Large List VI Topics Handled by
the Association

The Lahaina teachers met at Lua
ehu school house on Saturday, June
Is. to review the work Of their read
ing circle for the year. The follow
lug list Of topics will indicate the
scope of the work:
|. Greek Education. The Greek
Ideal, Reading, Music, Gymnastics.
Socrates. Plato. Aristotle.
2 Roman Education. Early Ro.
man Life, Roman Legends and
Ideals. Roman Women. schools,
Greek luiluence. Quintilian.
3. Early Christian Schools.
Schools OF the Catechumens.
schools VI the Catcrhists, Greek
Fathers. Latin Fathers, Comparisoii
of Alexandria and Rome. The Bane.
dirtines.
1. The Middle Ages. The Schol.
astic Philosophy, The Seven Liberal
Arts. The Srhuomeu a. Teachers,
Charlcunagnp aud Alcuin aud their
Educational Work, Chivalry and
! Education. Business Education IL,
the Middle Ages
>. The Dawn OF the Revival ol
Learning Abelarh, G"rbert. Roger
Bacon. Gerard Grooie.
q. The Revival Of Learning FalI
of Coustantinople. Pagan Renas
rencc." Rcnasceuce Tendencies aut
Ideals. Humauism and Realism
Luther, Sturm, Francis Bacon
Ratich, Cumneuius, Jesuits and
Jausenists.
:. A Sequence in Modern Educa
tional Thought Rabelais. Mon
taigne, Locke, Rousseau, Pestalozzi
Herbart.
There was evidence that thos,
present had fair knowledge q
every topic. which certainly indicate
. good years work.
At the end Of the review MI
Townsend read paper on "Th
Child Mind" prepared by Prof. A
". Farnham, principal OF the uor
NAL school at Orange Park, Florida
As this paper is being published il
he Bulletin, it need not be- review
: eel in this report.
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TO RENT

EUKNl lsHED OR PART. A s,N y
i ~ Furnished Cottage WAS
10 rent cheap, containing ssiRSi1
SITTING room, Bedrooms, uokA
Dning.room and Kitchen Apply BuL,
LENS Oii.cS lOJ3-ll
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Hawaiian Hardware Ca.. Id
Saturday, June go, 1924

ptCSSV)l VI lldWdii ~ uuC w
the prevalence Of the cottony
cushion scale or to the exist
ence Of the Japanese rose bugs.
is so wide OF the mark that il
should bring a hectic flush of
shame to- the cheek of the man
who started the rumor. We
admit that the blight has not
added pleasure to the life of
the man who dabbles in coffee
growing, nor has the insect
pest added to the ryousness
OF the person who raises but
ton hole bouquets at SO much
per button, but we wish to be
placed on record as denying,
refuting so to speak, any
charges which may reflect de
negatively upon the rose bug,
black bee or the blight in their
relations to trade and COM
merce. Financial depression
comes to every country and
every government once in so
often and usually when the
man at the wheel is figuring
on a bid to concentrate the
Republican. Democratic and
scattering votes upon one par
ticular object. Careful STU
dents in political affairs in the
United States have noted with
pleasure on one side and pain
on the other, that the national
hnancier across the Pacific has
rugged up a toboggan slide in
the form Of the tariff bill and
the votes are rapidly sliding
into the Republican hopper
, what few scattering votes there
are 90 to the party Of the man
at the wheel. And that same
tariff bill has something to dc
with the depression here,
depression, by the way, which
began with the passage Of til,
Mckinley bill. The people
here have been depressed
through doubt as to wha, in
. clination the United Safe,
Senators might have to legis
late for Hawaii.
There seems to be no evi
but what some good may fol
low; the Senate Of 1894 pro
fitted by the errors Of the Sen
ate Of 1892, and have showl
wisdom and exercised goo,
: judgment by making suga
from other countries than Fla
). waii dutiable and allowing ou
!. planters the benefit of a 4,
= per cent. duty. When tha
4 law goes into effect the de
preston should he a matter il
history only. But until the
what is to be done? a waite
famine is staring some Of tn
planters in the face and n
definite movement is b-in,
! made tn combat it, There
plenty Of water il people woul
!, but dig for it; gold is not foun
at the front door of the miner
he must go down into the cart
to reach it. There are som
placers, ofcourse, just as thrr
is free running water, bl
where surface gold or waite
4, is not Eund-go down, an
when you have found it ther
is a way Of getting it abov
the surface and distributing
~ over your land Mr.. Pa,
lsenbcrg believes that tn
I'd cheapest and best means (
forcing waller to unlimited di
tances is by the Aermotol
Ten thousand gallons Of wate
an hour is what his mill pump
and he finds it sufficient to irl
gate ten acres OF sorghum b
a sides giving his tenants suf
cient water for the cultivate
| of rice. We believe that
wells were dug in Hamak.
district the Aermotor wou
" be the means whereby Il
sugar plantations there wou
be brought back into the 70
I of paying institutions, Whc
we say paying, we mean
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OFFICE TO RENT

4 CONVENIENT OFFlrE IN Cum
~ MINIS Block, opening on Merchant
street. Terms MODERATE Inquire at hank
~ Claus Spreckels 4 60. luEn lw
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OFFICE TO LET

,INHE LARGE OFFICE OVER THE
Hon. & - Bergrr's office on M.r.
chant street is 10 let Apply 10
lU,gti l. ClNliA
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND Is DUE AND PAYABLE
~ to the Shareholders oi OLowALU CuM-
PASY at the Oiiice Of Messrs W. u. Irwin
4 90, Ldl W. NJ, GlEFAkD,
Treasurer plowalu Company.
Honolulu June ls, ls1, lv6l 81
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Catarrh in the Head

L. undoubtedly a disease Of the
blond. and as such only u reliable
blood purifier can effect a perfec,
aud permanent cure. Hoods Sar
saparllla j. the best bloud purifier.
and il has cured many very severe
cases of ratarrh. Catarrh often
times leads Ia consumption. Take
Hnud's Sarsaparilla before il is too
late.
Hnud'- Pills do NJ, purge, pain or
Sripr. hut act promptly. easily and
,,tti,iantly. 25c.