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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01

Mrs George lIonsarlng and Miss
Maggie Wilson arrived yesterday from
Taylor and we're met here by Mrs. W.
p. Goodson and Miss May Wilson.
Miss Maggie Wilson has just returned
from Huntsville, where she graduated
Al the Sam Houston Normal Institute.
DR.. o. J. Mccoy and ConstAbleT. W.
Frame we're here from Macy yesterday.
Dr.. Mccoy recently captured two con
yicts near Macy who plllaged house
In that community, taking a gun and
some provisions while passing through
In their effort TO escape.
The loss on the City hotel property,
the burning Of which was briefly re-
ported In The Eagle yesterday morning,
is estimated at 5000 with 81 900 insur.
ance. Mr.. Ringdahl lost most Of bis
household effects which we're only par
hAlly insured.
Mr.. Wayne Mitchell, assistant door
keeper Of the house Of representatives
during the legislature Just adjourned, Ia
in the city on the way home to Madison
county. and paid the Eagle a pleasant
visit yesterday.
Miss patiie Mays, who has been yis-
iting MIss Davis at Mrs. n. T.. Whites,
lef, yesterday morning for her home in
Florida, accompanied by her little
nephew, Master Mays Griffin.
A. P. Francis, Judge Boone Anderson,
d. VI. shannon, perryman shannon, VI.
l.. Sanders and family, j. 4. Highiow.
'sr. Tom Dorman and others we're here
from Madison county Wednesday.
Try sutlon's natural stone germ proof
filier-naiures own perfect water filter
for sale by J. n. Mustaohia, agent.
For tl.5O you can buy a filter which
may save you 800 in doctor bills. 1865
For accident and life insurance either
in lodges OF straight life companies STE
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
coffee. II
Pickles aud preserves, all kinds, in
bottles, just received At John b. Mixes.
These goods are ine. li6if
wanted-To buy a good combination
riding and driving horse. Apply 10
ADr. IA. T. Coulter 1853
FOR Sale-The BRYAN Brick Cotton
Mare House. See or address J. T
Hines. US
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Bogus dollars are In circulation AZ
San Francisco that defy detection They
are Of Mexican silver and have the ring
and weight
Steamer Paris Is still fast on the rocks
of Coverack, Cornwall
The winter wheat crop Of southern
Russia has been destroyed by drought
The spring crop is in but little better
condition
The steamer Moscow has sailed from
Odessa for Port Arthur Tex, with $500
Cossack cmigrants.
Bob Gibbs was remanded 10 Jail at
Kaufman. Tex, for the murder Of Shell
by Deeds
Several stores at Clarksyille. Tex,
have been robbed by burglars
Gilbert Turner. negro. was killed at
McGregor Tex, by the accidental dis.
charge Of q pistol
Tom Purvis. negro. was given a.
years in the penitentiary at Dallas, Tex,
for numbering another negro
Two electric cars collided az Chicago
iniuring several passengers and badly
smashing the cars
Marshal Martinez Camps has been
appointed president Of the Spanish sen.
ate nj Madrid.
Twenty-Five cows were found AZ Chi.
cago in an advanced stage Of consump
ton The milk from them have been
sold to people Of the city up to week
ago.
France gave Major Marchand a royal
welcome at Toulon upon his return
from Fashoda
Drifting icebergs are seriously endan
gcring ships of the coast Of Newfound.
land.
Galveston Tex, Is now free from
smallpox
Carpenters are In demand at McKin.
ney. Tex
Wheat harvesting has begun in earn.
est in Denton county, Texas
In the local option election at Hender.
son. Tex, the antis won.
A carload Of new oats have been
shipped 10 south Texas from sherman.
Insurance coapanies are resumine
business In Arkansas
Fritz Lentz is in Jail al Hillsboro.
Tex, on the charge Of criminal assault.
q. Herman. an aged German carpen.
ter committed suicide at LaGrange,
Tex, by taking morphine.
The Norwegian steamer Garibaldi. Is
ashore az Arenas near Merida, Yucatan,
lumber laden from Falmouth, England
Nine persons were injured two Of
them seriously. IN collision Of loca
trains near Nashville, Tenn.
The striking Of a match by a spccta
tor at Marion. Ind caused oil surround
ing well to take fire, badly burning
six men.
James Cannon was killed In a bicycl,
race 10 Toledo. o His wheel went 9,
pieces while at a high rate Of speed.
Cornell won the boat race at Ithaca
n. Y, from tho university Of Pennsyl
vania
Severe storms in Virginia wrecke,
many outhouses and injuring crops
Newspapers Of Alabama are advocat
ne nomination Of General JOSEPH
! Wheeler for governor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

wv Dyer, Roanoke; + J semple,
Kyle Hunt, St. Louis; W J Arm
strong, Dallas; L Gall, st. Louis; G
X Wreef, Dallas; c L Rhodes, 81,
Louis; NJ NJ Vaughan, Buffalo; ] +
Giles, st. Louis; Paul Hoppe, Dali
las; Geo. NJ Settle, Paris; J V
Spears, Dallas; Idell Davis, La.
Grange; 5 II Ashner, Dallas; NJ B
Barnes, Navasota; Jas l. HazlettI
j + McClurken, j G Lumpkin, /
Fisher, Hearne; w d Ward, CAL
vert; l. d Clark, Bremond.
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LOCAL NEWS.

= Ira Gooch went to Nayaso,a yesier.
day. n
". c. Newman was here from Macy
yesterday.
DE-. J. D. West returned from Bro
mond yesterday. \
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At the
Exposition saloon. lilif
Nice large up stairs room for rent.
A0ply to Ira Gooch. I9l -
y John. ID. Flewellen was here from
Nayas0la yesterday. >
For Sale-Good saddle horse Ap.
fplf % DIR. II. T. Coulter. >leS
-nr. and Mrs. A. C. Gillespie were
here from College yesterday. 80.
,. j. Presley Of Cooks Point, Vas a
visitor 10 the city yesterday. =
>FOR SALE Piano in good condition.
Apply 10 Airs Josephine Clarke. 1853
Like Bell and sister, Miss Aida Bell,
were bert from Leon county yesterday,
A ssmoke General Arthur cigars-best
Vbn eartH--sold at the Exposition 50.
bon. ltlll-
Prof John A. Moore left for MeIiA
yesterday to spend vacation with home
tlks. -
For R.nt-Aner the ist Of June, a
Eve fbom residence. Apply 70 Mrs. T.
Il. Roberts. ll0tf
Miss Ivy Foster. who has bean Wis t.
ing Misses Coulter, returned TO Nayaso'
IA yesterday.
Mrs. 4. ?. Curry returned 20 BreH'
-1rnl-esiertay after visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ?. Castles.
Lon johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. Il
Miss Abbic Wilcox has returned from
Huntsville where she has just gradu'
a,ed with honors from the sam Hous
ton Normal Institute after two years
course.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01

Flewellen & Company have purchased
the commission brokerage business Of
the Kellner Company here. The new
firm is composed Of Messrs. John d.
Flewellen and j. W. Dyer, Mr.. Dryer
being the resident member Of the firm
and In charge Of the business which will
be conducted a. heretofore. The Eagle
wishes the new firm, which is already
installed. abundant success.
For Rent-The old McI.elland place,
after June ls,. See Miss Sue McLel.
land. 1851
For Rent-Nice large cottage conven.
lent to school. Apply TO K. S. Webb. 6s
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demanded withou, Ban.

Dallas. May ai.--Lon Turner. the ne
gro who Is alleged 10 have killed anoth.
or negro Of the name Of Tom Smith. who
was better know as ''Toughy" In this
city late last Saturday afternoon. was
given a preliminary hearing before JUS
tioe SHELTON. The justice remanded the
prisoner 10 jail without bail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01

Macon, No. May 81. Henry Web.
ster a Santa Fe section man. was killed
by q train near Hart He was watch.
ing a cut the sides Of which We're wash.
ing down on the track. aud is supposed
20 have gone asleep on the rails
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01

New York. May 3l.-A dispatch to
The World from Hong Kong says Ad.
miral Dewey, on the Olympia viii sail
from this port on June 3. The vessel
will call first at Singapore, where she Il
expected 10 arrive on the H. and will
remain there two or three days
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01

San Francisco. May 81 Robert
Creighton. quartermaster clerk on the
transport sheridan. committed suicide
by shooting himself in the temple lie
was a native Of New York. aged 80 and
recently arrived from Manila.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-01
HARRIs sCmOOL HOUSE.
LADIES.

We had a fine rain last Monday
which was being needed in many
places.
Most people have their corn laid
by and are generally well up with
their work.
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MEETING AT WICHITA.

The Tran.mis.issippl Cons fss Opsas with
Delegate. from n statss.
Wichita, Kas. May DE Trans
Mississippi Congress o Nhere to-
dag with addresses Of We ~ Gov
ernor Stanley ofHS ss - Ross
Wichita and -, AZ, 90
successful ~ res' ,el.
s sHe'', 1 !, 80, JUN1
,.,,,' ,or'% 'ast 30, yyAs -
(. at LEAGE37l3s:
ne -.feis heard in
%<S ApRc., i. represented by
~ Sewell. photographer Of the
n States geographical survey, who
u, Fuss the water storage, and H.
{. VII kenheld Of the weather bureau.
whes Y speak on the Flood Problem.
G'ye ipor Murphy Of Arizona is talk
ing for ttatehood for the territory and
cessiou ofRrid lands He says:
"ArizoiR is for statehood and the ces-
sion Of ar lands We want statehood
and since he national government has
steadily refused 10 appropriate money
for irrigation and development Of arid
lands we want these lands ~ we can
20 at It ourselves. We have drained
rivers aud what we want now Is storage
water
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-09
AnARGE coNcounsr
or Friends and Relatives at FuneI
OP NNTotI,nu,t IT,11t,I

or Friends and Relatives at Funeral
OF "NIothcr" Holiday
a large concourse of sorrowlng rela-
tlves and friends participated in the
last sad rites over the remains of Mrs.
Lydia W. Holiday, known atrectlonate-
ly as Mother Holiday, on Saturday
afternoon. The services were held at
the residence of Mr.. Henry C. Holt
day. and were in charge of Rev. C. NJ.
ollphant, of the First Christian church,
assisted by Rev. s. G. NAylor Of the
Second Christian church, and Rev. Jos.
eph Speers, Of the Second Presbyterian
church.
Members of the Holiday and Steph-
ems posts, G. A. r., and the WomaH's
Relief Corps attended. The deceased
in her minlstrations as an army nurse
and the interest she displayed always
In the boys in blue" was endeared to
the veterans, and at their request the
casket was wrapped in an American
flag, during the ceremonies at the
house. There were many beautiful flor
nj tributes, among them pillow from
Holiday post, bearing the Inscription,
THE Soldiers Friend" The interment
was at Mt. Wood.
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"nnnnlIon Dnr" q sueeess.

A gratifying success was the annual
fall Donation Day" Of the Kings
Daughters Day Nursery, Saturday,
The Market street institution attracted
many visitors and donations OF cash,
clothing, fruits, vegetables, etc. The
visitors were entertained by the finance
committee, composed Of Mrs. William
Fee, Mrs. Kate Williams, Miss Lizzie
Swift, Mrs. George Bbeling Mrs. ]. j.
Hnlgh, Mrs. T, c. Burke and Mrs, Title
Goliner. The nursery Is In tlouTIshlng
condition. During the year ending Sep
TENDER !, 2,1S4 children were cared for.
Donations were received from the
following:
Mrs. Maria Horkhelmer. Miss Agnes
Wilson, Mrs, Otto Hess. Miss NJ. c..
Wilson, Miss Carrie Copp, Miss Lizzie
Swift, Whatsoever Circle, Centre
School; Wheeling Bakery, Redekcr
Bros, Mrs. Louis Bertschey, Mr.. Ack-
or, Mrs William Fee. Miss jessie Moi
fat, Mrs. u. l.. Stone. Mrs. George Il.
Caldwell. Miss Martha Caldwell, Mrs.
Agnew. Mrs, Robert Kyle. Miss Flora
Elsenberg, Miss Annie Johnson. Mrs
George Ebeilng. Mrs. Harry Mendei,
Mrs. G. o. Smith, Mrs. T.. e. Stone. Mrs.
a. RcymRnn, Mrs. Robert Reed, Mrs.
Charles Ahrens. Mrs David Dlnger.
Mrs j. j. HRlEh. Mrs, y. u, Mckee,
Miss NJ, Fiery Mrs. John r. McAdnms,
Miss SRllie Dudley, Mrs George Wise,
Mrs. Charles thinner MlRs Minnie
Lohse. Miss Annie LOhse. MlBs Annie
Myers, Mrs. Howard Hnzlctt, Miss Lula
Frnn2ell. II. II, Bchrcns Company.
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gEse 9r!teILlaer16ar
o1nco. d ana q F0urteon.h stroot.
Nn,r Advnrtisemonts.


We Extend Cordial Thanks-snook &
Co.-EIghth page. -
Special During This Week-Whlte, HaHd-
ley & Foster-Elghth page.
Just Opened New Line Of Lamps-John
Friedsl & Co.-Eighth page.
See Here, Men-MoFton c. Stout q Co
DrlyeFS sample cOats-MCFaddsn's-
ESwSySs IS iIhink-Thc Hub-second page.
welcome, Sir Knlghts-Stone Thomas
e Caro- 70 p1 tkc publlc-oeo. F.. sutel 6
Sam Sample sslSSG. Mondol g cO.-secOnd
pV What We are showlng-GeO. R. Taylor
Il You H' Want to Set Your Friends to
GueREjng-Kraus Bros.-Flfth page.
II You Have ayed-Nicolrs Art Store
Eighth page.
% %sst Virginia. ii PRSee Gazetteer and state Bus
Grocery For Sale-Rolf & Zane.
Wanted-Coach Makers,
Wanted Statesmen.
For sale-ReRide Simpson q Tatun.
For Rent-ChAB. McMull.
Invitation to Bidders.
Grand Opera House.
wanted Apples for Cider;
For Tennessee Phosphate Lahas'
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STONE & THOMAS.
Welcome,
Sir knights!

Our Great Stores have tney decorated for your ecep
ton the store accommodations your disposal check room
where your surplus baggage will be taken Of for day for
the entire week you wish waiting especially reserved for
visitors this week.
No nporuning Roam about the Big Store as you wish buy
ing not necessary though accommodating clerks ready give
attention when desired and many handsome souvenir Of the city
and occasion may be selected The low prices will be revelation
to most folks this feature in connection with the standard Of
high grade merchandise which this establishment handles that has
earned for the title Of thoroughly satisfactory HONOR
US WITH A VISIT.
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FALL STOCK..FINE TAILORING.

Your attention invited to our largo
and handsome limo OF Fall WoolOns--
all entirely new designs anu mlny eXs
nEentS, The stylish g0t.up and tAsh-
ionnble appearance of our garments
recon mend themselves. Prices reR-
ROnRbto. q HESS C S12SY
ers, 183l-I828 Market Street.
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Enplnccr Woodoock DIes.

Engineer Claude woOdcock, who was
injured in the freight wreck. east of
Elm Grove. Thursday night died at
the North Wheeling hospital Saturday
morning, and the remains were re-
moved to the deceased's home. Glen
wood, Pa, Saturday evening. Brake
man B. r. Brandt, who suffered an
injured shoulder left on the same train
for his home, also in Glenwood.
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Pythians

should not fail to visit our
big stores this week; will do
all in our power to make
your call both pleasant and
profitable.
Six Store Rooms, Main
street through to Market,
Nos. lilo, LIP and 1114
Main and Ills Market.
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We fnvo fitted moro than twenty
fhonsaIiti pairs OF Spectacles, wing MS
. record and experience unequ9lISd ny
any other optlcinn In West NLFglul"'
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w, GRUBB, Opticihn,
No, 1900 Market Strocts
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THE chuirmen of the various booths
are requested to meet at Mrs. ZelEen.
felder's parlors on Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock TO make final arrange
ments for the coming Carnival OF Au-
thors."
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$1,000.

IA high grade wool Overcoa handsomely lined with real all
wool Farmers satin or serge lining sleeves lined with good
quality guaranteed atn fine silk velvet collars guaranteed
az or o the linen Of the wearer This is positively the most
dependable oyercoat we have yet offered at this price, Keey
Coverts Motions and Worsteds. t3
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$1,000. Chicago aud Return. $1,000.
via Wheeling & Lake Erie. Return limit
October II, Three trains daily.
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Embossed X. of T.. Address Cards
ut rcgsonnhlo prices at the Intclllscn-
Many difTorCnt styles to select from.
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aeMlehMe...
q. 81 @at.r.
ALW.AYS TLIINIK.

betore Won act butdon think too long! Tie time e think
about FAN Clothes was last week; it is time to act Come
right here and buy Il you not satisfied when you think
again we will cEIeerfully refund the money.
We are doing the largest OVercoat business in our history
because we are Offering greater value oess money than else
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Popular K. Of P.
Captains Contest.

ceving highest number Of votes Regulation Captains Sword
and Belt leather cover satin lined case, exhibition in our
ee Each person making purchase Of csc at stores
during sweek entitled to for their fayorte Captain in this
contest ~
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PILLS
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$6.48

AT this price we are offering beautifully finished atwoo
black Be and brown Kesey also light color Covert Cloth
yecoa Handsomely tailored throughout style and perfect
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$500.

AT this price We give unrestricted choice 81 the sse h
oo Covers fancy body Innings woven in the fabric satin
sleeve Innings and broad satin piping Or perhaps you prefer
SOFT richly finished high grade, Kersey p CAinchla The
ard merchant tailoring Swell dresse should before
making selection M
That boy who's hardest on his Clothes bring him here We
have the kind that wear, and he'll like EN- too
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Pittsburgh Exposition Excursion
Next Thursday.
via Pennsylvania lines from Wheeling.
good returning until Saturday, October
II. Damrosch New York Symphony Or.
chcstra will be Mt the exposition.
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coNrRNrs OF
FOR OCTOBER,
1899.

FrontlspIece, Helen Moser Gordon. 80.
Editorial Comment, Helen G. Candee....
Illustrated by Florence scoVel.
Things Worth dlng.,..,...,,......,...
Kingdom and the Invisible, Evan Mac
pherEon ...............,.,........
illustrated by Everett Shlnn.
The Mans Choice, Margaret LAing
Mushrooms and Other ToadstOolS, John
Gllmer Speed ............,.....
Paris Fashions Jean Ogden. ......".,.,.
New York Fashions, Virginia Licking =,
Housekeepers' Helps, Linda HUH !,
Lnrned ..............'..''',;' ';;,i.....,,;, =.
Mans Arrangement OF Womnns q,
WORK .......,,s...s...','' 90 :.''' y
Tho shoppers Notebook j. J.. F'oiiit... 4
housekeeping ns u Science. II. l.. r.. Il
Novelties md RcvlvAls In Fancy Work, =.
JEANNE e. Ycntmnr.....'....,,. y
Some Curious Books, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
Prescription OF Fashion Plates. .....",. j.
PATHS Account OF Her First Appear :,
nnCC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W
Best story Competition. ;...,;;.....,.ss. ~
Fashion Drawings, by Helen MOsor Cor
don, Caroline Love Goodwin, Jessie
Shepherd and Kate R1fteF,
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ateen.. Ed Slore.

1881 Market Street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-15

Rithet, June &c. c. Biting. Della
+. Griswold, Mrs. Mary ID. Boyd.
Departed.
For Honokaa, per stmr. Iwaiani.
June 14-Rev. V. Kitcat, Mrs. J. Hardy.
For Waimea. per stmr Re Au Hou.
June IF. Gay and wife. Rev. G.. J..
kapu, w b. Opunui T. \. Rice and
wife.
For Lahaina, per stnr Kauai. June
IA. y. Boiler, J. McGarrin.
For Kauai, per stmr. MikahaIa. June
Id. =. Nutting and wife, J. II.
Coney, w. Berlowitz, Mrs. G. w. SpitZ.
Miss c. Spitz, J. B. Hanaike and wife,
Geo. Woods, Ed Blake, Mrs Willis.
Miss Bartels, J. NJ. Lydgate and wife.
Mrs. II. Isenberg, T. r. Keyworth, J.
K. Akina, J. Rasmussen, Jno. Fry. +.
j. Snow, All Chong and wife. Hy.
Blake. Mrs. Blake, Mrs. J. Titcomb.
Miss Dischelsky.
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EXPORTS.

For Delaware Breakwater, per ship
Frskine NJ. Phelps, June Nv. q. II
win & Co, 290O bags; NJ. S. Grinbaum
L. Co. 10000 bags; f. \. Schaefer 4
Co, 6540 bags; C. Brewer u Co, SOOo
bags: Alexander & Baldwin, Si2o bags;
Castle e Cooke, 1926 bags; II. Hack
field & Co, ,765 bags; I. II. Dawes
& Co. 1000 bags. Total S2,921 bags,
valued at, S435,512.
For San Francisco, per schr. H. u
Bendixon, June 14.-2000 bags of Wal
Yuku, 1852 bags of Fl. \. Co.'S and 800
of NJ S. Co.'S sugar, shipped by I.
Brewer & Co, and consigned to Nelch
&. Co; $500 bags of Eva sugar from
Castle & Cooke to WEIGH & Co. and
2472 bags of p. S. NJ. sugar from F. y.
Schaefer 81 Co. to Williams, Dimond 4
Co. Total S,339 bags of sugar, valued
at sS6, 1897.
For San Francisco, per S. S. Austria
Tia. June 13.-16.099 bags sugar, valued
at sS1,052; 342 bags coffee, valued at
sI543: hides and skins, S730S; bananas
1857: pineapples, S1499, other fruits
sl72: betel leaf, SIS; other exports
S4553: total value of cargo $99.109.
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NOT ICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY OF
fers TO contract to sell five thousand
bags Cor less quantity of No. l Ha-
waiian rice yearly for the period of
five years, commencing with June
crop, at and for the sum of five dollars
per 100 lbs. Delivery to be made on
the wharf at Honolulu. Apply to
NC FAWN,
Of KwOng Lee Yuen & Co. King St,
Honolulu. 5245
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FOR RENT.

AFTER JULY 31st, THE PREM
ises corner Hotel and Richards streets,
known as the "Gedge Cottage" at
present occupied by I. S. Com. Dept
Particulars of
\. E. GEDGE,
5251 Inter Island Office.
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FOR SALE.

THE STEAMER "KAENA,' IN
perfect condition, with chains, anch-
ors, etc, complete; carrying capacity
about forty tons. For further partic-
ulars inquire at office of InterIsland
Steam Navigation Co, Queen Street.
$3.50
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

\ DIVIDEND IS DUE AND WILL
be payable to the shareholders of the
Pioneer Mill Co, Ltd, on June 14th 4.
c. The stock books of the company
will be closed to transfers from June
18th to June 18th inclusive.
H \. JSENBERG
Treasurer Pioneer Mill Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, June 9th, 1899. $3.50
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the business heretofore conducted
under the names of Pearson & Hebron
and y. w. Pearson, has been disposed
of to The Pearson x Potter Co. Ltd.
All persons owing either OF the above
concerns are requested TO call at once
at the Office of the Pearson & Potter
Co, Ltd, and settle their accounts.
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