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f New York, December -Sugar--Raw
stehdy; fair refining sFsG3 1915; centrifugal.
~ tost, ~; Aiuscoyado Al; molasscs sugar
~; retlned steadler.
New Orleans, December 16.--Sugar weak:
Qper kettle 3hG3h; open kettle centrifugal
.2x1(4 Liz; eeptFlfuEal, granulated 9-ie9tlhs;
S4lf4 4kq ~ sis; yellows aus; seconds "a
~ lh.l6 Molagscs strong; open kettle 2lG32.
eenfrifusaI S0so; syrup strong se02s.
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xixs I'M ARGENTINA VAS uNFAyoRABlI
cfsn There Damnged by Hail-Rstns
il C~iifornsa ilelred the Crop.
Pr0visionf slightly Lower.

Chiongo December 16.--Shnrp advances "
: foreign markets and continued reports Of dam.
AZ, ia crops III Argentina made a very strong
wheat market today, May closing NC higher
\ than yesterdays final price, Corn and oats
K are untnanged. Provisions declined about 2isc.
Wheat opened very lively and tuoyant
pnvers and sellers were both very numerous
bit the confidence OF buyers was more evil
dent. Prices started 3sdfisc over yesterdays
closing. with May at sIis. One or two sales
were made at 81. and then. under large pur-
oEascs. May advanced to STA.
All English markets showed sharp advances.
Hail was reported TO have badly damaged the
.,rgcrtine crop In some sections. On the
other hand, Northwest advices were rather
hearish. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
wcro s45 cars. compared with s57 last week.
rhe Northwest sold quite heavily in this mar
kct IN day and sent predictions OF continued
large receipts. Chicago receipts wore il3
cars. is
California reported continued rnins of IN.
,sttmable value to the crop. Buying halted 70
Sumu extent Rffcr May had reached bI@t and
rssll7inS becafac quito heavy, prices rcnctiag
Tor short time to G1is, but hcfore51l o'clock
tho market was booming again. apdathis tlnic
iclesc. ~ .s \ \ asS f-z.,I'{ III J !
Late cables still showed further advances
III fctsigu markets. The export ddnIand was
sittr tho scaboard reporting about 10 loais
tnkcn. Atlantic port ccar.:nces OF wheat md
flour amounted 10 $4,000 bushets
The great strength OF the Liverpool mar,ct
was the big factor Trade broadoned out ma
4trtinliy ss the gession advanced. and this in
,tseil claimed the shorts and CAUSED heavy
owing by thai class Of traders. Before t2:;iJ
the price OF May flad risen 10 1885,. Previous
" that time realizing had again set In. Longs
Win Wheat showing good profits took hdvan-
;,sEe Of the strength OF the market Their
selling Finally became too heavy Tor price, 10
Sapd W under and In the last half hour quo
it1tions broke SHARPLY Mag lnaliy Eold down
to h7fi. closing iairly steady AT hat figure
= Corn WAS strong carly, with much buying
ny OUTSIDE shorts and local longs The boom
~ wheat was the principal Influence Cables
were strong aua higher ani receipts mtra
inodtraie-liD cars-with softer Weather In
trospccf When wheat broke late In the day
corn became weak. longs being heavy sellcrs
anu new short lines were ALSO put out Tho
The aoyance lost.
changes narrow.
rroyisions warn moderately active.
ESTIMATED receipts for toniorrow---Whrnt Iii,
lars; corn o9o cars. oats $50 cars hogs 81 00o
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THE soUrHwEsTERN RANGE.

Luling. Texas, December 16-Parties who
have reached the city from the stock country
south in Wilson, Karnes and Guadalupe coun-
ties state that the loss of stock from the snow
and freeze will reach about per cent whore
cattle were in pastures and not fed Stock
water is now almost unobtainabla. though
the ground is thoroughly wet. the rains and
snow Being all absorbed by the thirsty land.
NO ia'i' has fallen in many sections for sew
eral r.ontts.
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Decrease.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
LESS l-1s.
New York Money ;,

New York. December 1s,--Nsny Z
steadier at 2l4@2i,s per cent, last ~ T
cent. Prime mercantile paper, NJ n
Sterling exchange steady, viii adxi1
ness in bankers bills at 4.tii n =
at 4.s1laG4.S1N for sixty days. mi
i.S2J. and 1851. Commercial bllls m
yer certificates. ssi5d6ois; bal iBla,|
Mexican dollars, AZ. Government tuebo
State bonds firm; railroad bonda hfsg
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Chronicic's Weather R.uor,,

tSpcciaI dispatch 70 The Post)
New York, December id.--Reports TO thu
Commercial and Financial Chronicle this
evening Indicate that in general the weather
has been unfayorable during tho week. Tho
temperature has been much lower as rule.
and at most points rain has fallen As a re-
suit OF the adverse conditions hut little prog
ress has been made IN gathering cotton The
marketing OF the crop has been intcriercd
with to some extent by bad roads
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BANK Clcnr,u,..

New York, December l6.,-Tho follow,u. 10.
blc compiled ny Bciistreet's shows the
bank clearngs AZ. the principal cities for ths
past week with the percentage of increase or
week last year
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STOCK HAVE SUFFERED.

Gcnzsles. Texas. December f6.-Stock have
suffered somewhat from the late cold spell,
pMt there haYe been no losses yet, as most OF
the stockmen either have very good range and
protection or are feeding to some extent.
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LOCAL TRADE REVIEW.
Office Of The Posi-

otnce or The Post
Houston. Friday. December 10.
The dealers In fireworks report a bigger de-
mand than for some years back
Texas cggs have advanced to rs cents, but
demand Is restricted
OWNS to freezing weather In the Northwest
the market is bare OF cabbage.
Tho market Is we'll supplied With fruits ard
country demand Is good.
All the exchanges In the country will close
from Friday. December "a, 10 Tuesday, De-
ccnbcr ~.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, December 16.--Cattle Receipts
800 natives and 1910 Texans: steady: choitc
heavy steers o.o0d5.to; medium i.20d5 100;
light weight i.15q5.00; stockers and feeders
3.0OQ4.25: Texas steers 3.o0M4 40; Texas
butcher cows 2.65G3.25 canning stock 1000
eco. Hogs-Rcceipts 1880; slow at steady
prices. heavies 3.30I3.31ia: mixed 3.2oG3.35;
lights 3.2oI3.27Is. Sheep--Rcccipts 1900;
steady: lambs so0d5.5 so; feeding lambs 3.509
SO: feeding sheep 3.259S.So; stockers 2.5OV
365,
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Comparative Spot Market.


Futures opened quiet and steady; at noon
steady; closed steady. The highest for March
was 5.2S and lowest SIS; high for May 5.33.
low 5.2s. Following are the quotations for all
months:
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New York, December 16,-Print cloths have
advanced to 29s and S9-ineh 6sx7a at as. Cliff
ton and Glendale brown drills have advanced
H.. Merrimac. Columbia cambiics. Brazilian
and Tarletcn reeds and indigo blues have ad-
Vanced &c. The tone of the cotton goods
market was quite strong and the demand well
sustained, despite the higher price and tho
stock In first hands. small for this stage OF
the season. Advances in wide sheetings are
expected. Atlantic ixi brown sheetings have
advanced 2is per cent.
In the wooden goods division there are no
new features.
Tho demand Mas moderate and readily ,nnt
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II. LQLI

st. Louis, December observation-disclosures.
$500, including 1000 Texans; shipments. POO:
market steady, with Texans slow; fair to
fancy native shipping and export steers. i251
$40; dressed beef and butcher steers. 3,50n
500: under 1000 pounds. 300ai.a0: Texas and
Indian steers, 2.15fi435: cows and heifers. 20
M235 Hogs-Reccipts 1900: shipments, 1900;
market steady: pigs and lights. 3.1513.25;
packers, 3.SO13.s5: butchers 3.35M3.42ik
Sheep--Reccipts, 500; shipments. none. market
strong native muttons, 3.75di.oO; culls and
bucks. 275I3.5o lambs, 3.S5G5.50.
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Gross recepts this week last yenr..... 1918
Net receipts this week last year,. X.s1v
Total cross receipts this year. S6y, l5s
Total net rcceipts this week. .......... $3.50
Total gross receipts same time last
year ,16l 1s3
1ofni net receipts same time last year sgs,7yy
Total net receipts this year. .......... 5g7,GIS
Shipments rail to and via New Orleans g,2s5
Shipments 10 japan .s................. s.1u
IN transit ............................ sa.uli
In Presses and warehouses.
Bayou City press Observation-Disclosures. 1854
International press Observation-Disclosures. 1UUyl
New press observation-disclosures. S3.lgI
in1nan press Observation-Disclosures. 11,vl2
Clcvelond's press ..................... 2s,71S
standard press Observation-Disclosures. HE
MISSOURI. Kansas and Texas warehouse S,042
Macutee's warehouse ................... 2iU
Henkcs warehouse ..................... thu
international and Great Northern..... 100
Clinton warehouse ................... 4,13s
McIlhenny's warehouse ....,........... ID
kcller's warehouse ................... "
-----
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n AZ
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COTTON.
Houston Dali, statement.

Houston Daiiy Statement.
Yes Last
~ To-day. to-day. scar
Sr9s so rsssipls . ls9Js ltoi l;ss,
Gross shipments .,..., i2,6s6 ldsGj l299s
Stock .,...,............ 2Os,50 l96.9id 9S,1.l
Houston Comparative statement.
Gross receipts thus far this wcek..... ioi,5ia
Grossrccoipts loI days this ycar,..,.. t.S6s. t75
Gross receipts lod days In 1898, -. itlS,st.
Gross receipts LOG days in iS9i-9s...... 1il7.Vis
Houston Railroad Receipts,
Iicrston's gross receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering the city were ~
Houston md Texas Central. ........ 2.a,U
International and Great Northcrn.... 1894
galveston: Harrisburg and San Antonio. Si2
Texas and Now Orleans. II
Houston East and West Texas. ......... .svS
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc............. .....
san Antonio aud Arausas Pass. 2.GGd
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ............ 2..17
rickers and iintcis Observation-Disclosures. 1,GsG
WAGON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... lS.sai
tsnuston Weekly sta4enont.
Gross receipts this week ............ 1ua5ia
Not receipts this Observation-Disclosures. yi.1iy
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Galveston Spots closed steady and ua.
changed.
oie a " y. Good sS' mkiadilns. 81
Good ordinary 4es Middlins fair. eH
Low mddling. q Sales .....,... 33S
New oricans--spots closed stendy ana Nm
changed
Low ordinary. 5sh Mlddllng....... "a
( OF cinary. 35s Good middling 81
Good ordnary4 ZIG Mdding fair. f%
Low middiins. 4 1916 Sales ........ SlcO
New WORKSHOPS closed firm and un-
changed. sa.e -; +
Gopd ordinary AZ Good iniddling y 5-lo
Low lbiddling j3s MiddlinG far. u HIS
MdGing.4 5 t.i-fG Sales .s....... 1900 u
Livcrp0oi--Spots closed 1-32d lower. demand
fair; sales 10000. oil Which $500 were AmerI.s
can: Imports 27Co0, OF which 25,GOJ were
Afaciitan.
Ordinary. ....,. GIG Mid. upIand.... 3,s
Good ordinary. %. Good mid. mp. J 5-f6
Low mdding. Isis Amer. mid fair 5-3.
Comparative Spot Market.
Quotations for mdding ut other spot mar
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Ycster-
7 49,. -. :
|; b bid: II nominal
New York Futures.

new YORK Futures.
Futures opened steady at decline; at noon
steady. closed quiet. The highest for Janu-
AIRY was $50 and tho lowest 5.53; high ioE
March Isl and low 5,55. Following are the
quotations for all months:
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HESTER'S COTTON sTAlH|
WEEKLY REPORT OF mn q!
STATISTICAL 0srTlei,
Visible Supply shows sn;Iness
107,:7O Bales-TotaI Ints ~
Fur Is 6,0S4,s04 Baies

New Orleans, December l6.--Setfa1!!
tcr's statement OF the worlds yrss
of cotton compares the figures a
with last week and last wear, y
increase for the week ;ust dosed
bales. against an incrcas, Of slhS4 ~
The total visible is i,s0s.50s, asainxt
last week and i.O72,Oe3 last year. y
total American is i675TS. aszna
last week and 3,sii ,062 last yclf, Y
other Finds, including Egyptian
Indian, etc., 225.OOo. against 1s'p y
AMI 231 600 last year.
The toal worlds visible supply
shows an increase, compared wln =
of 1920 bales, and all inrfeaA
with last year. of sso.646.
Secretary Hester's wsekly NJ
Cotton Exchange Statement show
in the movement into sight. eelp e.
the seven days ending this ~
in round figures of 5000, Eoi y
~ -
days of December the total ~
crease over last year Of lioM; =
days of the season that hare ~ -
grcgase is ahead Of the Jos aays =
2a..Gu0. d,
pnst week has hcen 1879, D y n r.
4es for tho se,sa days ending Y
year. ard for the sixteen days y
has teep i ,oS,, sol. against i.a s!, X
This iltbes the total no's - dlio
days from September
agiiinst 6,3S3,3lS lust year. ,.,bef i ~
Tho movement s,hce S Ssps.s nrtS
CENTS 81 all li'.ted pta'sis sts,lcf ~
against 4,sli.l21 lest yea cios< Il ~
excess OF those asld AZ ,n ns, I5 tx
mcrcial year. 59j,Hss, ag',, KY sts' Mia
southern mill takfnss. i'ev''
last yeaf ~ xxek ~
27s,gI4, against 25c, .S iass
total thus lar for the se .s",se 4 ~
$40, POI last year. an inr ,rsr.sll dix
The total takingj q " III "
South ard Canada. mus III. sx
have Econ ,3Ss,lJj agaiusty s4herp
These include S95,SSt py ~
against i,Qai iC... m, ~ q!
Stocks at the seal oald s'' Sdtey
leading Southern intelioss ~ ~ W.
cre ased during tho week -. q 4 ~
Including stocks icft sroo ~
terror towns from the ~ sieSf ~
Der o. bales brought ig~ Y ~
the new crop. the supply ~. ~ urt11
against G.las,s7a for me 10
conNERciAl ~
New York. Deccmber. - ss .ssssl
s,ocls today were i02,M 6sss;1
Atcbison preferred Ss.Say
sugar Nsw 4s Va9k peccmper s
today sal scs. 2S6; bulancss
Paris. Decsmber l6. VA n
l02f 73c, ex Interest. * y.
New York. DecfmpcI IN ~ -
ADVERTISERS London bnap'sist
The stcck markets were ~ y
cans fiuciuated within paiss<
i nndon nerember le:,s. SsS
I,0X: for the account ~. ~
n . -i6d: money 3 per gs ev4 r.
IN the open market for shy's
Ihl,s 49, per cent.
HIDES, " DOL ~
Prices paid BY Houssos =
Dry sailed hides e.
Vet salted. selected .'''.'....ss<'
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Totals are for principal cite.
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
HOUSTON.
Saunders 4 Hotchkis. 1.-Two stock commission

Choice calves scarce: strong dsmsncs'
Rsiaii market supplied With corn no,s.
more can be handled per week. 90 'oSds
arrival Vt market Prices. W s''u On
ThE SOUTHWESTERN RANGE
liqcknort, T,xas. pcccints,r IL ssor !. ~
We i'sc bean hAsirs al sorts Of wrssbs IT
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

kansas City. December ie.--i,uiter steady
separator IS: dairy IL. Eggs nrm; fresh s.,s,
ST. Louis December ic.I,uttsr steady;
creamery 17dl2s; dairy 1sfiis Eggs steady, 20.
New YORK. December i6.-..r,ggs iirm, re-
ceipts bJS5 packages; Western 20: Southern
2s9i2s.
Chicago. December l6- Butter steady; dairy
1sdfis; rIeumcry 1iG20, Cheese steady, sstfp
lola. Eggs-Frcsh 2iG2iis.
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CHICAGO,

Chicago December 16.--Thc general demand
for cattle today was as good as usual for so
ticular change Texas cattle 3.25Mi.70: fed
Western steers 3.s0dJ.e0 stockcrs and feed
crs 3. 2oG4.2o.
There was an active demand for hogs at an
extreme range of 3.oodS. i2,4. chiefly at $1,000
S.35: pigs 3.0o13.35.
Sheep and lambs wore strong; prime lambs
$50. inferior 3.75ai.oo; yearings a.159f.5o;
ReccIpts-cattle 1000 hogs $1,000. sheep 1000.
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New York cotton market.

New York. December 16.-The score of var-
atoms in the price OF cotton futures today on
the active positions was only n matter of
points. The volume OF speculation was also
small Lower Liverpool cables brought out
morning, unecr which prices went off slightly.
Tho weakness abroad, however. failed to have
great weight among the rank and file of the
time prices were back to last nights close,
wltl the market later showing stubborn re-
sistnnce TO all Efforts on the part of the bear
rest az the forenoon the fluctuations were con-
hped to narrow range. With offerings read
interests. who have been conspicuous buyers
throughout the past two weeks Tho South
was also u buyer in a small way Tho mar
ket opened steady at n decline of / to points
rallied, but closed quiet 1 to points net
lower.
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NEW ORLEANS.
-1snecIol Dispotch 10 The post.)

s. ISDecIHI DIsputNn 10 7 HV TUst'I
New Orleans. December 16-Tlru New Or
Receipts-Cattie, M; calves and yeatlinga
9i2: hogs, 1893.
Sales. Cattle, 54s; calves and ycarlinss. sos
hogs 2i2. .#, III
$40: hogs. 3s6. L
Full supply Of becves. common and medium
prices, weak and lower: extreme. range 5000
T. d; cows and heifers, prices weak and lower
common to good. 2.25a350; ycarlings full SUP
ply. mostly common. prices weak and irreg
ular. coed to choice. 215TS.?5. others 1000
100; calves. good TO choice. 9.0OGl20O. com
mon and medium, 5000 $50: hogs. full supply
prices weak and unchanged; tops, cornfed
i.00d4.25. mastfed, 3.o0dS.50; sheep, none OF
sale. demand light prices unchanged mi
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a balance ION, on h,s,. Dccembsr is,-Flonr---pull.
amount is or dsIeystor, ,c track 9iasit, 70 No
will be used as May, 7o%; July Sc; No. hard.
esMI sy ss oa Se f' ssAs sa
!. charged sLIvIE% FlsssesS S Higher io.
Crut-Steady to firm Hay-Timuthy
The charge prairie steady, 6754S25. Cotton
ferred by H. M afF,s0a ss,s asss spel-
Houston Hurr5,oo Lard;-.Easy primo steam. 800;
Fire Departures shorts 4Gs,s: RIBS s s7 so shuts
Arto and Tr,ssc,son-Boxed shoulders, 500. extra
of the s s M saSsas $685. So6 bu R
called, vi noo iosooe; oats 1000 shipments
court yerteroOo bashes oats ' 1000 y bushe Issne'
day. s,r,sa,s raa..s,aa I,ssWncrs'
In the uipork. STANDARD mess. saI9; lard. re.
ment Husssercc, gs pure 5isgS5s; boxed meats,
" ,hs r sas hams choice sugar s@fsd
~ NV \, Rice steady; ordinary to good 4dis
ofss M.'n as y'D Gag sed ssasn,s ass
SSbns sIs s sS,,s sS & &
nrot,s.,,nrhew % higher oats--No sacked ss,s
Iranras City, Deccmber l6.--wheat highe::
q g hard si .as Nc; Gsss!; No 2 red n,
.! I u, IIsy Unchanged ss ! a e. pts
nicniswSesi $500. corn Loo oats ats 5000 snp
saporss iss SPOT y%: No ssei fsa
esbs, r. s Msas , SRti0rs cs. hEhsr ne
prns crude 'e yso CS''Sa ssse 81 s nsrsy
suiet hsu, and stsndy. s s' ~
nousToN WHOLESALE p:srcEs.
esesstisas ssr RonsA Lots o. staple
& y w CeMmOtlttles.
S.t -
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COFFEE'

Nor York. Decenlber l6.-conec strong;
x yleH XoIk, December ~ Gomez Options !
Il6zy lf31lt; selee kboo hays. Spot Mo arm;
Iss. .s 'sss ssss ''ss''' mid
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SECRETARY
In Charged
Crut

Crut
The charge = |,
ferred by II. 20
Houston Hurs''
Fire Departures
Arto and Tn,,ssss'
ono of the hio,ani
called, as yoI,ool
court yeister.ooo
likely be ca
day. r,r,s,
OTiea
In the m port
menit Htlsst cree
against Mr. .des "a
of the HouaRt
HIM with Grail,
omense, as " q.
the 'tortur .IM
bsbbing bNa,&''
NAL of htf.eww' VI. q
protection
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AM!!MuNI11QN !eszer. per kes, N.ooQ4, %,
i s s'ss- Z .: :sssa q.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-07
The Old Commercial.

This well, known place has been
placed under the management OF
P. F. Ryan than whom no one is
better known as a dispenser of
liquid refreshment. The Com
mercial is the oldest drinking
place in the city. 1t has been en-
tirely renovated and is the coolest
and most comfortable saloon in
town. The celebrated John VIE
land beer on draught as we'll as
all brands of the best wines and
liquors. Corner of Beretania and
Nuuanu streets. Telephone 1873. X
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Weakness and Nervousness.

81 have been taking Hoods Sar.
saparilla for weakness Of the spine
and nervousness, and in a short
time it had done me a great deal
of good. l cannot recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla too highly. l
have never been troubled as much
with weakness since taking
Hoods" Mary e. Lewis, E.
University Ave-, Guthrie, Okla.
Hoods Pills are the only pills
to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Easy and yet efficient.
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AN OPEN ALLY.
Hawaii for Coaling station aud Strate-
gle Base for Uncle sam.

Ric Base for Uncle sam.
New York, May %. - The
Herald's Washington correspon-
dent telegrapbs: Hawaii has
actually assumed the attitude of
an open ally of the United States
in the war with Spain. Not only
are the islands being used as a
coaling base and base of sup
plies for military aud naval expr
ditions to the Philippines, but
they will probably be made de.
pot for troops. Owing TO the
difficulty of obtaining a sufficient
number of troop ships on the
Pacific Coast it will probably be
necessary for the Picking and
the Sydney and Australia
after landing the first installment
of troops at Manila, to return for
a second load. There are large
number OF coastwise steamers on
the Pacific Coast which would not
be capable Of making the run
from San Francisco to Manila,
but which could easily he used for
carrying troUps to the ISLANDS. A
plan is now under consideration
to take these troops to Honolulu
by these steamers and land them
there to await the return of the
three vessels carrying the
first detachment to Manila. This
plan could only be carried out
with the consent of the Hawaiian
Government, but the administra
ton has assurances of this con
sent, Hawaii, in fact, is ready to
go further, and actively wage war
against Span by raising and
equipping force to join the ex
petition to the Philippines. The
Hawaiian Government has as
sumed this attitude on the sup
position that h.r annexation 10
lbe United States is to soon fol
low.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-07

Following are the scores FIR
May, 1928, made by members Of
the Sharpshooter,' Co.:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-07
Just Like Gold Coin.

For more than fifty years
has PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER stood the test
against all remedies prepared
to eradicate pain, and today
stands at the head of the list
among the medicines that are
so essential to keep at hand in
the home.
tits not d new fangle remedy
nor do the proprietors Law
claim to any wonderful revela-
ton of the ingredients that en-
t. into the manufacture of
tbs ever popular remedy.
1t is p rfectly harmless, you
need have no fear of becoming
habitually inclined to it's use.
For Collie, Cramps, Dysen-
oeTy, Colds, and all painful
affections, few doses will cor.
tainly give relief. You cannot
afford to be without a bottle
in the house.
Your forefathers used it
and found it beneficial.
Why experiment with some
remedy that is new and it's effect
on the system unknown?
1t has many rivals but no
equal.
to- The new 35c. size con-
tains over double the quantity
OF the Csc. size.
H0I|ister = Druo
Company,
Sole Agents Tor the islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-07

For a nice clean shave or an
artistic hair cutdrop in to the Elite
Barber Shop, King street, near
Alakea.
Orders solicited for special
menu or dinner cards, done in
water colors or oils. King Bros,
Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-07
Also
Offer for Sale

Parufflne Paint Co.'S p Il B Paints and
Papers, Lucol and Linseed oils, raw
and boiled.
Indurine, IA cold water paint in white
and colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime and
Bricks.