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The wealthy old aristoutat objected 70
Harold marrying his daughter because
Harold WINS compelled BY the exiFences OF
his circumstances 70 work for his living.
"Papa,n pleaded the girl iof the hun
dredth time, why do YOU object 60 my
marrying Haroldf
"Drcausc, as have repeatedly told you,p
he answered In no pleasant tone, II don't
want you 10 marry any man who has 70
work for his living
She looked him STRAIGHT In the eye
"Itsyour fault Il hcdoes shc said, with
more ntmncss than she had previously
shown.
''My FAULT Ny fanltie exclaimed the
father ia amasemcnt that choked further
speech
YES, your fault, y she Insisted vehement,
~, because u you would let him marry
me hc could quit work
The argument was so cogent that the
father took 10 undcr advisement, Detroit
Free Press
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AN sNpsR.


no" 'n'pendeF Worhod g t.eFsF'f Dif-
advantage.
Woe y noe, for now each morrow brings
continuance Of sorrow TO this heart that
fate bath hlighscd. to this life cnRnifed, be.
ni0hted. STEPPED IN woe. And the dirge
these lines do render tells Of grief that aid
enRender through fraycd and torn eng
pcnder purchased from = curbstonc vender
long ago.
Meath the lcnfy picnic bowers, what t-e..
scendent bliss was oursl Soul 70 soul in
eweet surrender she and !. IN concord ten
der, wooed the while.
Fatal happ'ning that befcll mel curs'd
mistake that did impel me to my comrade
dear 70 send her. thinking, Surely he'll at
teud her without guile. while In forest
crypt, 40 sheltcr from inquirinR gaze, Ikeis
ter mp my broken old suspender cisrse that
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a most lndefHiQnbls and cAilinnt phi.
lanibfopiat, whose iabor1 seem 10 al bis
friends as something Aimoet supernufoan.
get who never appears bAfaSstd Or 5hdtd
o. wurp OIL. VIVA asked how hs ccntfited
70 nccempiiah n puph and vi retain 10
,a.ieh fifs}f aud ffeshpess lie replied,
BY Hetfipk other people a. Do ~: =. es,ss5
CAN popblleea tu:s d the 6ecrei 81 mang
4 nobie nnd valuable LIFE u Ii mol wanted
jnPa:tiees details Dc driven 70 disfraflipn
~ = press ot business foo great for cadt,a-
ai'ce 0thefe bafe been cflied Into tie
neid intifncte'' Inspired and encouraged
g % their litst and white be Hbo has
esicssu then; + thus enabled 70 lis4 'tboin
aud rounded llfe. they ais9 ia their turn
have tsen tltsAed and ennobIed ~ hasink
fheig hest possibilities developed New
York hsqgel.
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-LocAL pRIcR cuRRENr.

- II, ~. ..,t., -.
groceries, etc, m the market today
| AAi-h SltlaAsE ! Diamond. i5A59e;
oil. s5S17Sc; Boston eoach oil, per case.
1 pints. Si.5Q per case. quarts, SAGE.
4 AAIAfIJNII 1ON--Powder per Reg S4O6.
blasting powder SIS per keg. agents
BUCK BUCK 81 s ,Tsg6i 81 81 = 1 S''00si'O'
BAGGING AND TIES BaKging. IL
Id, 5i45jAc; ID. easi4c; Delta ties. Sl.ss
( iis ra1 bnndle, rs Ib steel Arrow ties q Ak
t nss h,tntie ''s'' f.'V'
~ AISIEe ,,OwDER - Anex / ~ ,o.
lozen. 500 y ib sie5; 4 is. 75c: Viefosr.
" ~ e e,, X n,r 49, ~ ~; soy
~ =, S Sl =, ~ AZ "a =" - sA'sV' =
bEESW AA--<-c iol soou yellow; lsc for
mixed iols ,x,,.,s...t
BACON = hoiesale sroceTs charge,
CANDY Plain candy, epsi4c; wrapped
6H46sic. fancy mixed IN palis AIl4c; fancy
in cases, lgssal ssze a, /. Took. is4lzthc.
goods per dozen STRAWBERRIES, si.i54s
l.2l; pineappieA, standard. Sieo4l. GO; seq
onds 81. 200l.S0s pears, sta nlnrd Sl,seafi.9.5;
70. Bca{Lo5; standard 2 lb., M,754l 80;
s5as5c; biacisberries, si.2o4i,s 5; fnarraw,
lilo; string beans N 5o corn, s1e4ti. ~;
ossssTs. - 4, s3st 4, y PER y, r doz y
i ID cans, sl;2S9l.ls per dozen; roast beei,
yi.IbIl. 20; Clipped beef y 10, u.a5fll.i0;
ID, ,s,->,up ca,.,,..
yboIssale gr9esrs ~ nj orders sascs a me &, feI
lowing quotations y i peF 5 a2zen Tor ~ 10
si;les, SlIsS 81 $500 !. to,,o,ss. s,.-
1919; q q paTafiine. set, .ll.spli%.
COFFEE : peabserTys ~. 2zssei sordoy,.z
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il man Wild, Il dark hlne ovrrcoai and d
LOT Of other clothes stood III front Of tht
Academy Of Music on saturday afternoon
He had a paper bag on one rfa which was
full OF something or other, and ie wa look.
ing intently up the street
A short man with an old suit of clothes
and some strngely gray whiskers walked
rapidly down the street. His head was
bent, aud he looked neither tothe right ma
TO tie left.
Tho tail man looked over the bend OF The
little man. Thelittlem looked between
the feet OF the tall man
l. WAS 9 O'clock
The wind whistled UP The street A cou,
pie Of newshoys whlstled down the street
Thellttle man came piunging along. This
tall man did not move, Al 0 o'clock md 10
seconds there wax collision. The little
man struck the tan man amidships Iiis
shoulder hit tie tall man, paper bag. There
was peculiar squashy sound, and a stream
Of yellow and stream OF white began 70
run down the front Of the dark blns over.
coal.
The little man half stopped. The big man
gof red IN the face and tried 10 think OF
somethlDg apt to say,
Why. eiacnlated the little man, them
WINS eggs In that bag, wasn't tieyf''
The tall man was 80 angry that Id
cduldntspeak The front OF his orcrcoat
looked like an underdoue omeiet ON blur
dish.
The little man swrryed OFT % the west
sid caught his stride again II Wouldn't
give mach for EN- now. he added pieas
antly, and thes he pssSsa lioaE aud was
around the cornar or seneca Strtlet before
the tail man could cEtch hir breath.
ID Was 0:01 o'clock.
And the tall man had no eggs for dinner.
--BufYalo Express
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Araminta.v he said aolcnlnly IN our
nappirst jnotncntn the demon Of grief isuff
near ". This isn world OF sorrow, and az
al times we should be prepared for The
HOdeacer,H she exclaimed cxoltedly. ~
ia on crooked, Wish you'd tell me 70 "a
oncely- Detroit Tribune.
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Nneaed- snm ! stlmnIn..

ianegtrr shall shortly produce new
play called The aeldbug aud want
you - take the part o. the hero
Actor Whoif her
Manager He Is the goldbug-.e million
aiTo.
Actor Very well Pay me my back sal
airy iust before The curtain sisea, md I'll
sweep the town. New York Weekly
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coFEnE
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW OttItANS,
New Orleans La, March 22-cofree--
Strong; Rio. ordinary 70 low fair 1890.
NEW York
New York. March % Coffee Options
opened barely steady at UNCHANGED prices
10 10 points decine ruled generally duh
ana featureless ana closed uuil at 56fiO
net decline, sales 1i75O bags.
Spot coffee-.Rio dull; No. l7hgl7ss;
mill diiiat Cordova 1gAMiSi4: sales 1860
savinalla and 800 Central America pt.
RIO.
Rio, March % Market quiet; No Z
Is $3.50; exchange 3 1l-i6d; receipts 600
bags; stock igS.de1 bags.
SANTOS.
Santos, March 22.-Aiarket quiet; good
average Santos nominal. no quotauonl
given; receipts 1000 bags stock 1900 bags.
HAyRE.
Hayre, March ~, Market quiet; prices
4 higher TO Al lower. sales i2,001 bnga,.
stocks 305 900. OF which 81 .UOJ Brazil against
last week 10000, OF which 1900 Brnzil
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Friend So 1oa think English Nil be
come The universal laneanee2
Philosopher llnQnestion4bly. Tkesp ms
already 10 II ~ .o5a words, mostly from 9TH
er languages. and 81 won't take long Id n.i5
the fcst New York Weskiy
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Pnblip Library Official tearing up GARD
What chninp int YOU have 4 book on to az
cards II expired month aRo
Nearsighted farty- Il WA a sour Iook
ing light opmplexsonnd young squirt with
curly hair and thy. j WAS you ir-t liioe2o
Tribune.
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, ~
B kie eallsd lid n ZIP 81 ~ .bhda< s
HIS words <f<4t }. {'1fli u y ne. 81 E E
sl'!les 4 e''et. 5sslpa1sa sl|u|
ARD lot tou kfla n # <tcx 1s:o |i=et ~
J'sl malt nlo1aeal a.ssc44 s
and A.e4t1 Ibefe. caIisi " {I<II !. b.
Aealn he ease - 6fLta<
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a bookmNp superl Atendi1k ta21Afs ii Iva
British pDuzeuin told d rIsisof son.sfhirG.
that suits al libraries ION Rife hopl.a
too much 'eat. and give On. pienty 81 hatss
and they'll pe al right sgnu jtsn
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All. standard. confccuonersi A, 4f9s
cubes, tb6; powdered, 4.6ei cruehed and
cutloaf. SOL.
wholesale grocers' quotations Ma9.c
higher.
Grades omitted not IN market
NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, La. March 2a,-sugar--
Dull; open kettle, common 70 fully fair
7lcG2A. inferior 2is contrifuRal. prime
yellow clarified 3 f-l6dsis; on do s5-l6d
3N seconds 2itfi3,
Molasses- centrifugal, prime TO
good prime l0fi1i; fair 10 good fair Sfi9.
Inferior 20 good common 6f7.
NEW YORK.
New York, March 2e.---Sugar- Raw about
steady; sales about t2.000 bags ccntr.tn.
Hol v6 test at 30 rokt and freight; also
small lot Inolasses rs cost and freight
LONDON
London March, % Sugar cane quiet;
centrifugal. Java i6s 3D. Muscovado, re-
filming 13s Sd,
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The action saissa to ahs word.

II feel said the ypiing man. with en-
ttusistm, ms II 4 great career Weres-s WE'RE
fairly yawnine FOR fnef'
Please exNuAe ME. Az. Spoonan9ore." n
piled The aitless young woman behind hss
ian, but Chat word Is just as cptciine, you
kiss.s' Is Il Jon Ind 5a,rnvd siSv1=sl ~
Chicago Tribune
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M INDCOMMERCE

..lI5ays viii be very Z. eeil !.
ny ~ exchanges. Ioiay
4, n, I'd tomorrow me cotton cotton
Z. X. .,s.ci at all points, while
.' 4 4. clcsea untl the goth,
" ns.t of the prcduce eS-
~ Y. X, :, closed today and 10
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Somo nsep Say Thess Thipfa snmeii<nes.
hlinks tell you, sc men erc ss'' .:';<<
We ,ised 70 he.
links How IS thats
Biinks al You zee. we used To Is boys
--'1futh.
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~ bales, by the Internaii6sai MI \, y 3
N9rtntin III bales. by the Missouei 1 lsn
~ and feNas' 10 bales by TIE sess nsn
Is9,'S ~, Arr z, bales total SO baies
n0t VlutIs 9Yl nnlesi fol facipfs. Al ~
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coTToH.


nface Of The Post,
,n.,on, Thursday MafcA
S !, rsrpool iadi Houston I.sci
-. ~ Nm orleans 1s-iee: New
'i esssipts today s'gs, AGAINST
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LlvEsTocK.
NEW YORK

New York, March 22.--Beeyes--Re Receipts
Gil, none on sale.
European cables quote American steers
Sa9lzc per pound, dressed weight retrlg-
today or tomorrow.
Caiyes-Reeeipts l5T; market firm; fair
veal 675 per 400 pounds 49,
Sheep and lambs Receipts 251T; on sale
10 cars; market firm; sheep, fair Il. good
s.5oq4.oo per 100 ponndsi good clipped
lambs Gle
rect: nominaily weals S.OoU5-S per 100
pounds
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, March s2.f'attle-Re-
oeints 2900. shlpfnenis 600; steady to
strong; Texas steers 2 .6O1S 2s; Texas and
natives 2,5a80p: shipping steers z,Sg!p
i.40: stoekers and feeders s.sQg3.5a; bulls
4's Hass@ Receipts 1900; shipments ZOO
10 higher: hulk 40; heayies, packers ana
lniSed 4 .aom4,4 5; ligh', workers. ana PIGS
s sbeep@Receipts 1900 shipments none;
steady
ST. LOUIS
St Louis, Mo. March attic, Re-
eeIpts 900: shipments apo Inatked s 3 ossi
Hnqs.-,is ecslnts 400; shipments 800
market strong, higher; bulk OF good ''oss
f-l5afl5. ....,a.
Anil. ,nlxed 3l66s native mixed sI5oflal 70;
spring lambs very quiet $40
CHICAGO
Chicago. March p The Evening jour
n,il feporlH Cattle receipts. lJ'VWi anlp-
iDenfs 400. SLOW md lower, 49,
fiofrs-- Reteipis .p00: shsgncnit WYi
active and &c hlEher , IA.
Sfeei, ana Lambs Receipts ls0i 1n'p-
lnents, 1900. active l0ai1c hlsAer'
nuusfoS cA1fls AAitksf
flot4fnn IhtAs MAffu ~
Heposied daily D D.. ~ fsoHF h'' .'opt eo'qn''
Y', ~, ~ roun
~ . $780, ~
limits ptfFf- ~ ~ a fftfff 81 92R
Van 70 common oefvcs ~ 2f
Choice COWS stfFr ~ III
Common 10 Lair cows. 81,
Choice NO cnr-ol 10 q 49,
Common 70 fHir tWoy car 0l1a. ff-t "a
Choice fuf yeAfiiIlxs ..f.+.rststs ',i<
comspon % falr peF head. <,..s5
Choice cprnfed ruTt q - Xtt
NhpinQ mnstfoa tcx4 ~ ~ z -, IL.
uAtYEsf0f
fanolted tor Tho Fost W A. 3 npse'et
Stock Cunintssion Mp1nnanr 49, Nsa-nh Sa4i
ueye,igH 4eaAs NAs''H ~
Quotations 1i<a II
Detfns hoIa6 eer y, fgp-s s..e,,.s ~
beegca Cou,uphl = afQ14..t- v di& e4
Lpns Chqlce chnlce ? gEpssi 4 1.1fIns %
f0sA col21eon, lier bead l8I2s -
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la xEn GET M .i, g A peas &c.

yEuErABLEs-H laciS-eyed peas. &c;
iady peas tei white beAna, SNc per 10.
DRIED FRUITS,
lNATORATEl) rEAClilES--iac.
tsNApORATED PEARS -lPr
giNApoEATED APRICOrS-l1e.
PRlNES-Silver, lie, ruby. &c, Cniifor.
MIA French g0-1D0, &C.
AIPPIsI:s.-e 'allfcrnia oyaporated, iiisc.
+ DRIED GR.tpES--4c.
FRUITS AND NUTS.
AIMONDSA-iSc.
BANANAS --Santa Martha fruit, oulls
~. selects, u.75 per bunch.
\ BRAZIL NUTS-loc.
CITRON- 1G1fiec,
,oSto coANuTs 81 .oOaIi.5o per 100; so per
2 DAT15S-7o.
ElLBERTS- -iQnc.
Y LEMONS New, So b0Va5n
ORANGES-Fancy Florida Se75ffa. 90.
California eecdilns. s25Q. California na-
W.ALNuTS--i5c
i PECANS--Texas, 3I6c.
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WOOL MARKETS.
GALVESTON woor sARkrr


Receipts this day, none: this week. "a
S2 ponnis; this season, S,i7a.6OS pohntls.
against 2,s29 40 pounds; ahipmeiits uats
day. none; ulis week, $50 oounAsi this
season. S,o62,5e0 ponnds, against 4oso,5ii
pounds this day last season, safes thiin
far dis season, 56S554 pounds, against
l2s;9l pnnnda last season; stock on hand
Today. 2. i5lu64 pounds agpinet lp.9H7
pounds this day last season.
NEW YORK.
New York. March 2e.--wooi--Dulg; do
l05ll5.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Mo, March 22-wool in fair
demand AZ yesterdays prices.
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tinent 1919 -'enoe isO; con.
IolNl since September i-No, r......
$1,000 experts % Great Britain lli
chnnnel nfAl. '',Ilhl -, ~.
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Miss shafpe-I celebrate my twdnty.
fourth birthday tomorrow
Miss oldage Indeedf And ism W hineus
Harp So do Il
Miss Sharpe Oh, hut nelebrate uineidy
chs lrst timet- Vogue.
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&c 1'he rasf's want AIS b,
'0 syss Ves feu whas j,
~ "a
flt to4 Hauts ~ 81
ftf(lf try knT I'cet AuIeta l)55I1
"a - IEef arc ID
&C t.naefiy saeFhs ~ y,
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FINANCIAL
LONDON srnrr m.n,.....


London, March 2g.-Cona,is ~ 49,.
w N-i6; for The account pll.if N''.'
Canadian Pacific lO7. Erie iSal. tn-i, a.
-, Illinois Central 9Biii Mex,ean ori,ra, =
l6i st. Paul 65G; New York rcn,eal NM inii
PENNSYLVANIA 55iA; Reading iiis. 'a1.,t tgg,.i
Central new 4s ST.. e ''SN'eH'
,sar silver 2llsd per ounce.
,Money i@NlA per cent The rate OF
uiayount N me market Tor both ahnr,
per cent ""u ~
Ihe bank exchange win close FRIDAY
,,,' n,l ana Monday IN observance ~
NEW YORK MONEY
New York. March n -Monev nm 81,
easy at per cent last loan i. closed i
per cent. = N
frline mercantile paper 305is
{, SterltnE exchange easy With nctunI
business IN banlSefs' bills az tssng, 4 sSii
Tor demand and at f.S6a4S7it for e. dave.
i.S6ff4 SeA p'iis
silver certificates 5s5sn5sis.
Mexican dollars 1874
liS,7o0 shares
BANK ctrEARrNGs,
New York, March 2g.-Bank ciearinrs
Si2le5@oi balances S5.6ss01e.
,, Hew s 9irsleens, March s2--Rnnis clearinss
BOND MARKET.
New York March % Government bonds
urn, state bonds dull
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I THE FLAGSHIP DEPARTS.
She Will Be Pushed in Order to
Reach San Francisco Soon.

The flagship Philadelphia left
the harbor yesterday morning
promptly at eight O'Clock with her
large silk flag flying at the stern.
As she was heaving anchor the
cruiser Champion saluted the Am
erican flag, the Philadelphia re-
turning the compliment. As the
big white cruiser was leaving the
harbor her band played Aud
Lang Syne."
During the morning Minister
Willis and Consul. General Mills
called on board to say goodbye to
Admiral Walker, Captain Barker
and the officers of the vessel.
The Philadelphia will be pushed
in order to reach San Francisco as
soon as possible and one officer
said that she would go up in less
than seven days, but this seems
hardly probable as her bottom is
very foul. She can be depended
upon to make the trip in eight or
nine days
When the Australia left San
Francisco the Charleston was
ready to leave for this port, but no
date was set for her departure.
Officer G.. II. Green who looks
after the boat landing received a
present and the following note yes
terday morning:
L. S. $. PHILADELPHIA,
HONOLULU, Aug. II, 1891.
MR.. GREEN, Police Officer at Boat
Landing:
Dear Sir: The Ward Room officers
of this ship desire you will accept the
enclosed present as a slight token of
their appreciation of your uniform
courtesy in the performance of your
duties on the wharf, and your atten-
ton to various little matters of inter
est to them and the ship. They wish
you long life and prosperity.
Respectfully yours,
= HENRY CLAY COCHRANE,
Captain, L. 5. NJ. c.
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To Reside in Honolulu.

c. L. Wight, of Mahukona, ar
rived on Saturday morning ON the
steamer Kinau. 1t is understood
that he will take up his residence
in this city, after living for Is years
on Hawaii. There is some talk of
electing Mr.. Wight president of the
Wilder Steamship Company. The
matter will be settled very soon as
a meeting of the company will be
held early in September. He is
considered Il very energetic and
practical business man.
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For Sale Or Lease
THE RESIDENCE
LATELY OCCUPIED BY
Nr. A. j. Cartwright
Situated on Corner of Lunalilo and
keeaumoku Streets, Makiki.

The house has four bedrooms, hall.
bath and dressing rooms, balloon,
and ceder lined closets on upper
floor ard parlor, hall, dining room
library, pantries, kitchen and veran
dab on lower floor Hot water at
tachments complete, and gas
throughout the house.
The stable contains three fine box
stalls, wash rack, carriage and harness
rooms, hay and feed loft and three
servants rooms and is one of the
best equipped on the Islands. There
are also chicken houses, pigeon house
and cow sheds, store rooms and three
paddocks for live stock on the place.
The grounds are laid out in lawns
and palm, orange, magnolia, and
many varieties of fruit and shade
trees, roses and shrubs are growing
on the premises.
For further particulars apply to
BRUCE CARTwRIGHT
$3.50 II Trustee.
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and added greatly to the days enjoy
ment.
The foIIwing was the days pro
gramme, the winners, and the time:
/. One mile; open standing start;
gold medal. Henry Giles won. Time
2:56.
?. Half-mile; novice; flying start;
silver medal. \. Halstead won. Time
:21.
3. Quarter mile; open flying start;
silver medal. Henry Giles won.
Time 81.
4. Half-mile; boys race; flying
start; 1st and "a silver medals. Goro
Nakayama won. Time 1:2l1.
Half-mile; open dying start;
gold medal. Henry Giles won. Time
lis As.
6. One mile; minute class; stand
ing start; silver medal. j. Kalanla-
naOle won. Time 1902.
:. Three-fourths-mile; open flying
start; gold medal. Henry Giles won.
Time 2:1S Is.
s. One mile; novice; standing start;
silver medal. n. Halstead won. Time
3:05 So.
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Dropped Dead.

\ native man, one of the saliva
tlonlsts' was preaching near the
hshmarket Saturday, when he sud-
denly dropped dead. a native
who was listening to him, said he
was talking politics. claiming that
If the ex-queen was restored. the
natives would all die. Just as he
finished this statement, he dropped
dead himself.
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y 81, 71rcrrlscGIegta
A Conversation
On Cut-Rates.

Good morning. You are still
cutting prices l hope, FOR I wish to
make purchaser"
Yes, we are still cutting. We're
going to continue so long as the
public desire it. They seem to like
purchasing q soc patent medicine
for less than the established rates.
We are glad to serve them; we want
their business and we want their
good will"
Nov, will you please tell me what
led to this cutting?"
There are several reasons We
wish to reach out for more business.
There's no better way than to offer
goods of best quality at sub-bottom
prices. That's always trade bring
er. In this we have not failed
in our purpose for we have observed
material increase during the past
month. We have new customers
come to US every day. They are
certainly getting their moneys
worth here.
Another reason was, that two drug
firms made a combination to boycott
us because we gave cash customers
liberal discount. 4 boycott usually
ends contrary to the aim sought, and
the last conditions prove worse than
the first. We have cut below our
competitors prices and we are under
selling every house in our line"
You say they tried TO boycott
you?"
Certainly"
"Well that's sufficient. You'll
have my trade in future. Good
morning"
The foregoing conversation took
place IN the drug store of
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Eg From San Francisco, Aug.
II, per :. ;. Australia, Camarinos'
Refrigerator, containing a full supply
of ice-house goods, as follows: Cher
ries, plums, peaches, apricots, nectar
ines, grapes, Bartlett pears, apples,
oranges. lemons and lines; frozen
oysters, crabs, fresh salmon, etc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Mutual Telephone SIS. st
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G5rncral advertisements
Fine House and Lot
FOR SALE.
ga

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
4 sale that Fine Homestead on the
mauka side OF Beretania street. 100 feet
east OF Pensacola street. The lot has 2
front OF 100 feet and depth OF I43 feet.
Good Dwelling House in good repair
contains Parlor, Dining Room. Kitchen,
Pantry, Bedroom, Bath and Water Clos
ct and an Office on The lower floor with
Four Good Bedrooms on second floor
two OF the rooms AR mCSqujto-proof.
There Is a substantial Barn containing
Two Stalls, room Tor two carriages,
Wood Shed and Servants Room, a
Servants Water Closet and Two stone
Cess pools. Further particulars OF VIZ
Castle, or Of
374I-td y. +. BURGESS.
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si@ Bedroom Sets, WARDROBE

L Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, ETC., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the Z. X. L., corner Of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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Tomorrow there will be a moon
light parade, Wednesday the band
will play at Thomas Square and
Thurday at Makee Island. Friday
a concert viii be given at the Ha-
waiian Hotel.
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Captain Z. D. Crane had two
ribs broken On Friday afternoon.
He was riding on horseback on
Queen street; a hack drove up be-
hind him and one of the occupants
struck his horse with & whip. The
animal became unmanageable and
while it was rearing about it fell
down, throwing Mr.. Crane at the
same time.
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a lot of live terrapins came on
the steamer Saturday for Lewis IL
Co. They received also consign-
ments of extra fine tomales and
choice apples, besides the usual
line of ice house goods. Telephones
240.