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were often ccicbrntcd under wninut trees.
Nuts woYc handed 10 the hrsde and groom
and aricrwaid 10 thc gueets.
''Bcwaro % black animals" r. considered
sound ADVICE by a magazine writer, who
icvctes six pagcs and numerous ilustra-
tons TO warnings aga nst and awful cx-
anrles OF bhlck aftimlis-leopards. cats.
ruvela lsse,ics and undcrtakers' horses.
The shoe and leather trade OF Baltimore
has an invested capital OF nearly S,W,NO,
and the amount OF the wholesale and
manufacturing trude of the city In ths
Hne Ia estimated at 81. 10000 annually. tho
retail and customs trade adding si,vc.OU
more.
A bill before the legislature OF Missouri
provides for rho utilizing of Idle convicts
IN reclaimlng swamp land in the south
eastern nslrt OF the State. IL is said thaf
bv digging bitches ald building evees
they can reclaim fully 5000 900 acres-some
saw more.
After walking three years, n South Paris
tMc) man has Just received his diploma
for the exhibit OF corn which he made at
the Worlds Fur. IL WIS lost In the mall.
and Il took about ono year to 80 through
the red tape necessary to find IL and de-
kvcr the diploma.
Spo.p has % 966 elementary schools. but
orslv ~ per cent OF tho children rece.ve
even the rudlm.rts of an education. The
teachers receive SIS TO 500 per year. and
most OF them are unable to collect that.
In lN'3 there was owing 10 Spanish teach
crs $l.vpcQJp.
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TO Have n uird shoot.

san Francisco, Cal, February 1.-The
contest between Corbett and Fitzsimmons
VIII not he the only attraction In Nevada
'or sporismen during March. Dan Stuart
pIopps 10 have great live bird tourna-
nent, opcn to all comere 1t,rin~ tha vel,
uelore the hght. His representatives. Will
,,i Dr carver and Budd Eastern, the
Wing shot, In Kansas City within a few
men Tor match In the prize fight town.
me tournameut Will be open to ali
,cnraerS said Stuart. at VIII he at live
ulr H., ana several prizes. $1,000 or so each.
n r solltions with Carver and Rudd at
,Mnnsas city and they will be sent out
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Wax@hachie, Texas, February 11-iIorse
thieves are setting In their work In this
community ]. d. Kuykendall living few
miles south OF this city, reports the los, of
two horses night before last, last night
TWO men approached Sir. J. J. Gol,chor's
horse lot and began running his horses
around He awoke and went out to make
an Investigation. He fired three times on
the men. One OF them fred one shot Mt
Mr. Gollcher before leaving.
A new building and loan association has
been organized here. The officers are n
Holman, president and general MANAGER,
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New York Times ,,.aoay J .
Every New Year. 's S..,, ) =
collects a lot Of sec'' r., IA ~
beans" and sends them Y. 'v,,sr
c c.'sea, may be. Of people 2 ss,IsI
tablet table life are aa not tapi isaae Sc
Of the na sssd attracted css.,ss ,s y
ri study Of them. ana II ~,
s srI : sis Is insersstins' !, , sr,s
e. grow o on a species II ~ $40 =
able. when laid OF ,s,n dl'sse
HORIZONTALLY, 4 ~ Re : ar ar be-
devoid OF lateral r,u 500
by by, a ,, i'Ssr N but WI , ss;x ! e,
dulum movement ' a,,iIl " ~
Cd at the ,,s snu a sslysssassss -
cause a spot Of I'm ", ~ : =
n vertical scale pu ai,ffssE
, reason nor are su'I e.usss
lion Of 4 grub. w.
it's habitat.
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the employer labor On
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New Federal Cont.

Fort Worth, Texas. February =, III,
"rst term OF the new circuit and district
court "hioh was created by the last con.
sress Will be opened on Monday. March -,
s,u * SwaNhe WIN preside oyer the corr,
al ms term in the absence OF IudSo Dur Pun
MI, me o o officers being Captain p T
M Mash, v Els, and Deputy Cuitcd stntas
handsome quarters in The no, az Eossnpy
puildlng, There are about sixty c,. sae.a'
ip"us ON inc docket. most Of them orl,,n n'
from other courts. ''h transferred
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The Post j. delivered TO any part OF the
city by carriers at Sl.p per month, three
months. $500, six months. $50. one year.
e12D
Mr.. Theodors Borinr has charge OF the
CITY Circulation and Collecting.
Mcssrs. Theodore Bering and Charles
city bills, both advertising and s1hscr1p-
ton, and no money should be paid to any
one other than those named. unless special
Manager is shown. An accounts OF any
s.xo should be paid by check In favor o.
The Houston Printing Company.
the management, ard none Will be accept
ed In payment OF office bills
SUBSCRIBERS failing to receive the rSpst
regularly Will please notify The Office
promptly. Every subscribers paper Is *
peo.ed TO be delivered not later Than e.5s
a. III.
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rum benefit orler. organized a local forum

rum benefit orler. organized local forum
here last night with twenty charter mem
bers. The following officerA were elected
and installed. President, Il. G. Patton
first vice president Columbus Franks: sec
ond vice president, VIM. Wendt: secretary.
j. C. Koerth; treasurer. ]. j. Judd: histo-
rian. Mrs. Anna Franks; orator, A. c. Har-
per; porter. Il. Wendt; guard. J. w. Will
son; directors. +. G. Patton, w. Wendt and
a. C. Harper: medical examiner, DR.. Clay
Nichols state Organizer H. S. Branch was
present and installed the officers and made
a talk on tho benefits of fraternal orders.
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Best for n Texan.
Arlington Democrat.

sfFFIFEIUI TtIIIVNIHF.
Tho Democrat has been the honorod re-
cipient Of a copy OF The Houston Posts
1851 Almanac. 1t Is a syndicate publica-
iion. containing an unlimited array OF
Etatistcai information. political. religious
educational and progressive, with thirty
two pages Of Texas statistics. making an
extremely desirable volume OF si6 pages. IL
sells for 20 cents. and to Texan. Is the
best almanac published
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Nr. NJ. II. peYounr. who has Just re-
turned from Europe. complains that the
United States has taken no steps for re.
curing representation In the worfis Fair
at Paris IN 1914 He says that EsssiA,
Germany. England and other nations are
rushing in and securing the best places
and chat we VIII have TO content our
selves with the back scsts II we donx
wake up. Uncle Sam, however, Is an
object OF interest, even on a back seat.
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Wharton Tontcs.

wharton TEXAS, February lO.-The Gin
e'''" opefetta, under tho auspices Of
"esuames Watts and Sanders, and com
s non entirely of home talent, are having
"a1y rehearsals at the opera house.
ne bay city. Captain Whites steam
ooal, came up from Bay City with a heavy
me L. i. l.. had very pleasant meet
ps 9, mo handsome residence of Dr. T.
]. bolton Monday night
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Bryan Hrlcfs.

bryan' Texas, February 1l.-City Mar
shai Sheibnrne Is able to be on the streets
after long and painful illness.
me Post was eagerly sought today for
an account of the marriage of Mr. TYLER
W,,asweii OF this city to Miss Ara Adair
"vhne at Huntsville last night.
con norther is blowing, accompanied
ire cotton is about all in and most OF
the wards have closed "'' i''o'' -
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State needing more weli-educascd farmers
and. for timc At least fewer additions TO
tho legal and medical professions. It is
within the power Of the legislature to do
much for the cause Of agriculture by prop
eriy looking after tho experiment stations
OF tho Agricultural aud Mechanical college.
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SIN ut Par.


An editor OF Middle Texas insisted tia,
he had received enough pOssums and tur-
Mrs on subscriptions 10 his paper. As he
ala not refer to young chickens, modern
eeks ana butter. II il presumed that these
Hue1ss are stiu received At par with cash
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oos;sIpToF|

New York, rss.s:,:
urging the nscessi,, !.
signs SiSns' The lhoss Dl..', ~
sumo one Is going ! !.
row. and ,Ss ''e y sslh 4 u.
heart h on their oo,s s ~ Au
four s@ 'i hours need spsis !, !, e
!. ,ss ', il s.s,s. p,,,
ss, ,ns sig, ",.. on . Bower, y. ~
dow what made i. . ;
poi" he said. He H. ~ :. slhtsa
c, &
,,. onaun'ey oleots Ia. ,,,u !,
T p,se', . Of Fourteenth ..s. VI n
the actors entr,uc. i - NY
none none OF them. but az y. =
s chase the the wilder, cs. rs ns 1
SUCK but has the voice y /, Y.
A race Of cigarette .a,.,,, !.
here, Competition ia a. y.
cite has grown so keen ~ ~
display q box Of mstch., =,
every package Of cIssr u.u - l !
It will be "paretIc eros., y.
to customers" '' a'lsa
The bicycle show now s.,,. !.
,n'naer that the wheel ia IL !,
is very nearly perfection, y
wheel, perhaps, for year, ).
easily be made now, BY cons,,,.
best features Of a lars. u DsnSs
grade bicycles in one tesu tsI !
What is the best way b !.
across Broadwayw | .,t.a 4.
'iceman at Dead Mans cvr.
your eyes and wits about yss.s
Gu and always walk. Nsy,r \, |,
most dangerous thing In Ii. NJ
l have the most trouble slts NJ
the country. / can tell ths =,
on the curb that they ara ny ~ !!
dash, and ! try to get ther, A.,
as we may, one person 4 a, I Y.
Killed at this morgue."
"e broadway policeman b \
ing character. I saw one pllsu
across, when she hesItated Il
and drew back. The officer hm
standing in the center Of u. tuA
ately turned his back to n. An.
and drew the woman In front I
screamed, but passed over h
the car stopped within N ineA i
GERS shoulders. Suppose b.
struck your" he was asked. nv
knew 1t meant prison FOR Mn I
touched my coattail," be respc.Si
ly. But wasn't that wou,a / p
That always interesting pnSla
grafton. is attracting more u,
attention here on account d D
victory OF the Lodge bill. 4 nnr
crease In the number Of imnlms
ing into the country thfuuh nj
has already been noted, kaAah
that the immigration blu ~ II
do with It. Agents report nj
country, and Commissioner 6en
next three weeks will N I Z
every foreign port. Wills kd
deny It 1t is certain that vi
representatives are using thsl
a lever to urge this rush d 4
The true reasons for III III
Martin quarter OF a million M
last. Though her daughter ~
she was received none too vaaJ
side, and the mother inttsa I
there next season wIth the NJ
ball will give her. Anothtf ~
the Vanderbilts are In mvsnlr
certainly n remarkable reiso1
Martin should spend ss5Qm :
dress ball, but that seems V
Society here has Its queen " D
and the set in which Mn, Nu3
feebly is at daggers' points w
derbil,s. The latter can y
eclipse this season. hence-tlnl
title-the fancy ball.
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Tho country rs not so bad OF after all--
only three more weeks OF Grover.

whiio Governor and Mayor Fsngrce 4
catching 1t 80 extensively just now. II I.
but justice 30 that great nian TO note III,
following commentator from the Fh.la
delphia Press: "T'he Endorsement Of Gov
ernor Pinsrec's potato patch plnn by n,
Salvation Army OF the United States aud
Canada is another proof of the usefulness
OF this schema II has proved more prac-
| ticablu than most OF tho elaborate pro.
| grammes worked our by pretentious social
| reformers."
| 1t Is becoming apparent that most OF
the things In which ehe people are inter
es,ej VIII 10 referred 90 the next con-
! gross.
On The A,h OF February a colored con-
ference will convene q; ruskegoe. Ala,
when 1t is expected that there Will be lee.
tween 7cl ard SO colorcd farmers mud
mechanloe present. 4 conference like this
marks the progress OF the colored race In
the South. ana 20 Booker r. WLshing;on
must BE- given the credit of the move
Tnent. lie is doing more for hts race than
all other agencies combined.
Mark Hanna is again demonstrating tho
fac, 'fpse = prophe, Is no; wsthou, honor
gave in his own STATE and with his own
governor.
~ fast $1,000 monument is 10 be placed
over the grave OF Francis Scott Ke; ek
Frederick. Md. II is gratifying 70 observe
that NE are row disposed 10 recognize
faorlt with something more substantial
AMI AsrstinS ih;si stars on the "Spanged
Banner"
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Red Men Elect ofncera.

Cuero Texas, February ll.-Montezuma
tribe, 1mproy ed Order OF Red Men. was or
sleep of the tenth sun at the eighth run OF
the snow moon The following chiefs were
elected and duly raised by Stephen Gould.
past grand sachem: Rev. a. Il. Morgan.
sachem; T. d. Drake, prophet A. Coutree,
senior sycamore, a. Devlney Jr., junior
sycamore; John Hammond. chief of records
August Phillips keeper of wampum; Tony
Keller. collector of wampum.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST
houstoa Prlatlas COMPANY.
s 3 S4 Ss'ss.. S ~ a. o sSs1
esm-Wsskiy Post, ti2 Coils. per Week
Z EIwATsoN. a. ~ yoHNsT0N..
q I5. ). ssi!3EaxR. S.s ss

InSosod n the rustonc0 a Houston. TexaA
q eecond Class Msttof
eubsesSpsion By Naf-Daiis and Sunday Post one
rear, - 90; six months, SAW: thfcs months
t2.00, ono month. u 90.
funday Post- one rear sl.5n
DeutWeekly Post fNondays ana ThursdAyN ons
year, 0.00. sig months SOC. three months. 2ho.
Eastern Business ofncs, ~ Trbuns buildins, New
Yofs, Tho 8. Z. Beckwith Special Agency -,
Western Business once. sup THE Rookefy,. CHI
cago, The :. Y. Bec with Special Agency.
G. b. =. Holland. Travelling Auditor.
New orleans. IA--Business Headquarters AZ lsa
g. Charles street. r. =. A rooms, r. H. Gilbert
Agent
Ihe Posts travelling ARen,s-C Colonel ", q. Car ~.
GenerAl Travelling Agent, WIN " Linn. j. Nj.
Benlsh, X. n. Holland and II. u. Carey.
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Calvort. rexas. Febrnary N.-Ionies tribe

Calvert. Texas, February a.--Ionies tribe
10, ~. improved Order of Red Men, has
lust been organized here by ]. T. Reagan
WIN charter membership of 5S. The
following is list of tho officers: g. s.
Meredith, p; r s. White. s. G. L. Paul
>. y. II. Mernelt. ]. S.; s. " Parish,
T. W.; y. j. Bergen. X. r. RI. A. Fraser.
a. =; Forest Moore. S. s.; +. A. Din, G.
W.; Henry Oscar. G. of f,
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THE CUCKOO uouI
Cuckoo!

Dear little clock from cvsf =
That hicks each passing ~
With sweetest songs, you N y
or joy-begetting power. I,
The birds depart when lssu =
The bees but half the re-
Hum DER the fields; The nfuao
To bubble forth their cnea,
Tho flowers fade TO nothirsnm
The skies are tickle. 100; :.
But all the year the bird =
That has its nest with you
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Homo Foruw o-

sweet home' Texas. February il.-R n
o'~'a' aepu'y organiser for the Home r,,
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Special stan Comnis.ioners.

AT AuSTrN-1. A. Petit. office In the
state Capitol Building.
AT DALI4AS-James Hays Cuarles.
Windsor Hotel
AT GALvESTON--J. II. Sullivan. office
In tho Evening Tribune Building.
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Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

When winds are cold and ns' I
! hear the self same n0's -,
| heard among the hedges s''''
Around the garden iios. :. a.
In irowsy mood. beside ny wv
| fancy It is sprins' =. ,,,,,
When soft your bird a., d'i aI,s ~ I
And as | dream. the time lS
With, oh, a happy paes ,,,un,, |;
While all my cares. iiAs
Arise to kiss my face'
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Cuckoo!

Some poet sad. in oldeu ''n'
Invented you, ! know, .,di,s 4
That he might drown 10 :, 's 70;
His leaden though .iss-, \, rp
And in your song, arr''"
His happy lot again. ,hou. ~ Z
He sent you forth ,n, .r,sn.
To bless his 'iellov n In. sAi
To he s'e %eaS sss' some .. ss,r ,s s'' s
fG If t they but listen right
Cuckoo! cuch"'' --Joris w
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
THE CITY.

Editorial. AL. business. iss.
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1t Is becoming apparent that most OF
the things In which ehe people are inter
es,ej VIII 10 referred 20 the next con-
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The passage of the senate bill approprat-
Ing $4,000 for the liquidation OF accounts for
the printing of the constitutional amend
ments submitted at the last election, will
be encouraging news to the country print
ors. There is now due s22.G0 to a printer in
every county in the State for printing bill
and for the last month State Printer Gil
bert's mail has been nearly double its size
on account OF the anxious inquiries as to
the status of the bin and its probable out
come. The only thing wanting low is the
governors signature.
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Mark Wanna is again demonstrating the
fac, 'nse q prophet Is no; wsthou, honor
save IN his own State and with his own
l-ok,e-z3ur
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To-m orrow's Concert.

A grand benefit concert will be
given at Kaumakapili Church to-
morrow evening to assist in paying
off the indebtedness of the Church.
An excellent program has been pre-
pared aud as it will principally be
rendered by Hawaiians it will be
most interesting for new corners and
strangers to listen to. Tickets price
so cents may he had from Wall,
Nichols Co, Hobrons, Hawaiian
News and Kekaulike stores.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.
ohas. hierbach, Californian, Takes

ohas. = hierbach, a Californian, Takes
Poison
Charles Thierbach, an employee
Of the Davey Photographic Com
pany ended his life yesterday by
taking a dose Of cyanide OF potas-
SUM in his room in lodging house
on Fort Street,
Mr., P. Ryan, the manager of the
Anchor Saloon rooms was in the same
house and upon returning from his
place of business at noon yesterday
he found a card on which was writ
ten "Notify G. Thierbach, 306 and
30S Battery Street"
Mr.. Ryan, who was aware that
Charles Thierbach had been i'll and
Respondent for some time immedi-
ately effected an entrance to the
room occupied by the deceased and
found him lying dead on the bed.
DR.. Miner was summoned and pro-
nounced life extinct, and the police
was notified.
The deceased was only Is years OF
age and was the adopted son of @.
Thierbsch, a well-known merchant
of San Francisco, who married the
sister of the deceased.
A coroner's inquest was held this
afternoon and verdict OF suicide
rendered. The funeral took place
this morning at 10 o'clock from
the undertaking parlors of H. FL
Williams.
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The Fsvorite has become the
favorite resort intown, W. nj. Cum
bingham carries an excellent stock
Of LIQUORS and beers, Attention is
called to certain brands which will
be of special value to sportsmen
during the game season, as they
cause a steady aim and straight
shooting
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MoRTUARY REPORT.

The total number of deaths re-
ported for the month of November,
1897, was 81, distributed as follows:
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The bark Mohicau leaves on Sun
day next for San Francisco with a
light cargo of sugar and coffee
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The Tillie E. Starbuck is on the
berth to load sugar for New York
in the interests OF Castle & Cooke.
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Mate Murray is an applicant for
the head stevedoreship of the Com
bination sugar agencies at this port.
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Farewell reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rain Walker at Craigside
tomorrow afternoon.
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Marshal Brown left by the Kinau
this morning to attend the term of
the Circuit Court at Lahaina.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

News from the Coast is due 70
morrow morning.
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Large csrgoes of machinery for
the O. r. e. l. Co. continue to arrive
from foreign ports. The lredale
and Nnuanu have comple' ed their
cargo outputs at be Railroad wharf
and are on the berth for sugar,
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Pioneer Mill Company has in
creased its stock by Sl50,O00.
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Rev. Father Bonaventura will re-.
main 10 Honolulu for a few days
more.
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Eva plantation will start grinding
in about fortnight,
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A contingent Of marines from the
U. S. S. Baltimore was landed this
morning for shore drill Captain o.
G. Bergman was in command.
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The Y. p. S. @. E. meet at Central
Union Church This evening for busi-
ness discussion.
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The steamer Rio de Janeiro is due
from San Francisco tomorrow with
days later news from the outer
world.
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The Nuusuu is discharging the
remainder OF her general cargo to-
day at Sorenson's wharf. She will
load sugar for III. Hackfeld 81 Co.,
and may be sent to Hiio to load
next week.
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Extra tramcars will be dispatched
to Waikiki this evening between 7
and 8 o'clock to accommodate those
attending the reception OF Princess
Kaiulani.
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The Anglican Church Synod has
adjourned until next year,
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Tickets for the big luau which is
to take place on the l1th instant are
6udiug ready purchasers. The luau
will be the finest ever seen here.
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The bark S. G. Allen, Captain
johnson, for the Coast, and the
bsrkentiue Amelia, Captain Willer,
for Port Townsend, left to-day in
ballast.
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Does Your Baby Love Your

or course he does. Why shouldn't
he7 l always order "Rainier Beer"
aud such good beer always conduces
good qualities. The Phone No. is
1888.
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Sol, Peck of Peck a. Co. draymen
is we are glad to learn slowly re-
covering from an attack of malarial
fever.
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Berger bushes at p. G. A. fame,
but nevertheless he will give a con-
cert this evening at Makee Island,
and present his new march, dedi.
Gated to Princess Kaiulani.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-03

Howard Hitchcock delivers free
lecture on art at the Kilohana Art
League rooms this evening. 1t is
sure to be an interesting talk.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-03

Admiral Miller and party and
Princess Kalulani and party will
attend the performance OF "Ihe
Ensign" at the Opera House to-
morrow evening,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-03

The Bryant received $3.50 bags of
sugar yea erdayrUy the JAS, Makee
but it. still short some $4,000 bags
for full cargo and will not get
away for ten days.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-03

Hack Inspector Macy takes excep-
tions to an item in the Advertiser i'll
which it was stated that he appear
ed for the first time in four years at
the boat landing on the evening OF
the Baltimore reception, Sam, as
oil know. is always on deck on every
occasion when hacks are around.