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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-09-23

A Chicken Trust-The Leavea-
worth Times says: The three Iarg-
est poultry and produce dealers in
the West have organized a chicken
trust at Fort Scott and capitalized it
under the laws of Missouri for $780,
O00- The general Offices will be at
Springfield. Mo. Throughout Kansas.
Missouri. Arkansas. Kentucky and
other states, the company has well
established buying stations, and the
aggregate business Of the three firms
last year is said to have amounted 70
several million dollars. They by and
ship chickens and eggs. 1t is esti-
mated that IN average OF train-Ioad
a day from Kansas alone is handled
by them"
The morning news., 1899-03-07

STATE should be patriotic enough to pub
Iish ITS owa history. This question NAV
De taken up with che next legislature.
All the old officers of the society were
unanimously reelected, with the excep-
ton OF Mr.. H. w Johnson. the recording
secretary, and Mr.. John NJ. Bryan. the
treasurer ,sboth Of whom declined re-elec-
ton. Mr. T. P. Ravenel was elected re-
cording secretary and U. H. McIAws,
Esq, treasurer.
The officers of the society now stand as
follows
President-Col. John Screven.
First Vice PresIdeut-CoL George A.
Mercer.
Second Vice President-Dr. R. ]. Dunn.
Corresponding Secretary-Otis Ashmore
Recording Secretary-T. P. Ravenel.
Treasurer-U. H. McLaws.
Librarian-William Harden
CuratoFs-Col. J. H. M Clinch, Capt. H
c. Cunningham. Hon Robert Faliigant.
j. R. Saussy, Esq, Mr.. H. p Smart, B.
A. Denmark, ESQ., w. L. Clay, Esq.
The society was presented with a gigan-
tic mammoth tooth by Mr.. A. Oemler,
the relic having been found in Oyster
creek, three miles from the eastern ex-
tremity of Wilmington Island.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
BURGLARS BLEW OPEN A SAFE.
Gambling Game Was Raided-GOOde
Hathaway Found Dead

Griffin, Ca, March 6.-Burglars entered
the store of A. A. Snyder. near Camp
Northen, Saturday, boring holes through
the floor and taking out planks TO gain
admission. They conhscated money and
goods. The night was stormy and very
dark, and. the electric lights being out.
they took their time. They blew open
Mr.. Snyder's safe with dynamite. In an
old newspaper in the safe, Mr.. Snyder had
S25 in money which was overlooked aud
left upon the floor with the packing from
the safe. About IS and considerable gro
ceries were taken
Officers Phelps and Gordon last night
made a good haul when they raided
gambling den and captured twenty gam
blers. They had been notified of the
game and very Unexpectedly appeared up
ON the scene and arrested every partici-
pant. Many of them gave bond. All but
two were white.
Goode Hathaway was found dead In
barn of his brother-in-law about seven
miles north Of this city last night He
and his brother-in-law, Mr.. Dorsey, were
out walking in the morning when Hatha-
way complained of being sleepy and went
into the barn for a nap About noon he
was sent for by his wife, and, to the hor-
ror of all, was found dead.
The morning news., 1899-03-07

Supreme Court Snys Cane Grower Is
Not Entitled TO II.

Washington. March 6--Justice Brown of
the United States Supreme Court to-day
handed down the opinion OF the court in
volving the question as to whether the
producer of sugar cane or the manufacture
of sugar, is entitled to the bounty paid by
the government.
The case was that of Mrs Bette Allen
VS.. Ogden Smith, Mrs. Allen being the
widow of the late Richard F. Allen a large
sugar planter of Louisiana.
The Louisiana Supreme Court allowed
Mrs. Alien only half of the bounty allow
ed, the total sum being 81, ,567, but to-
days decision reversed this decision, Civ
ing her the full sum on the ground that
she was the actual manufacturer of the
sugar, and that the manufacturer and not
the cane grower was entitled to the gov
ernments bounty.
Justice Brown remarked that the cane
grower would necessarily receive his share
of the bounty through the enhancement of
the price of cane caused by the allowance
of a bounty.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. J. w. Bigham of Atlanta is a guest
Of the Pulaski.
Mr.. H. S. johnson of Americus is stop-
ping at the Pulaski House.
Mr.. C. II. Leary of Brunswick was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Pu-
laski.
Mr. c. C. Goodnow of Fitzgerald was
registered at the Pulaski House on YES
terday.
Mr.. H. C. Erwin of Atlanta spent ves-
terday in the city and was a guest of the
Pulaski House.
Mr.. F. J. Robinson of Atlanta was
among the visitors who spent yesterday
in the city, a guest of the De Soto
Col j. b. Bellinger. depot quartermaster
went over to Charleston yesterday on
business trip. He is expected back to-.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius f. Moses re-
turned yesterday from. New York, where
they spent several days on a visit 10 rela-
tives.
Mrs. Beach, wife of Capt Beach. of the
Third Connecticut Regiment, left yester-
day for her home at New Haven, after
a stay of several weeks in Savannah.
Lieut.. G. b. Prtchard, Jr., of the Ninth
Regiment of United states Infantry, left
last night for Washington, after several
days visit with his father, Capt. G. b.
Pritchard.
Col. d. S. Cowan of Wilmington, N. c.,
who was special agent of the treasury de-
partment during President Cleveland. )
first administration, with headquarters at
Savannah, is in the city visiting friends.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
ELECTRIC MOTORS IN CHURCHES.
Organs May BE Pumped by Electric
ity Instead of Water.

The Brush Electric LAght Company ex-
poets to furnish electric motors soon to
operate the pumping apparatus of church
organs. Water power is now being fur
nished by the city for this purpose in
most churches, but it seems the pressure
is not regular, and that electricity gives
better satisfaction. 1t remains 10 be seen
whether all of the churches will adopt
electricity for this purpose.
1t is stated there are twenty-one church
organs in Savannah, but all these do not
probably have automatic apparatus for
pumping. The electric motors IL Is pro-
posed to put in are one-horse power, the
same as the water motors. It is stated
the charge for electricity will be about the
same as that for water power Mr.. Her
bert Brown, who enects organs for the
company that has done considerable work
in Savannah, is understood to have rec
commended the adoption of electric motors
where practicable If the churches decide
to displace water motors the city will be
the loser and 1t may be the merits of the
motors now in use will be brought out in
an effort to have them retaiped
The morning news., 1899-03-07
Mail wagon Collapsed.

Mack FELTON,, the Idriver of one of the
United States mail wagons. received a
painful injury in breakdown yesterday
morning. The wagon he was driving sud
denly collapsed at the corner of Liberty
and Abercorn streets and he was thrown
10 the ground. In the fall his left shoul-
der was painfully wrenched. The police
ambulance conveyed FELTON, to the Geor-
gia Infirmary. where his injured shoulder
received attention.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
IMPROVING THE BALL PARK.

Grounds Being Put in the Condition
Required in Contract with HanIon.
The base ball people in Savannah have
received from Manager Hanlon no indica-
tion3 OF his intention to abandon the scheme
OF bringing the Baltimore team to this city,
for its spring practice: They infer from
his silence that his plans have not been
changed, and in consequence are now en-
gagged in making the alterations in the
grounds, provided for in the contract with
him. They think that had he made other
plans for his team they would Ger tainlv
have been apprised of them and that he
would, under no circumstances. permit
them to go to heavy and unnecessary ex-
pense IN the performance of contract,
which he expects to ignore They feel
therefore, that they are safe In continuno
the work of Improvement.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
CHARLESTON MILL SOLD OUT,
Syndicate That Purchased 1t VIII
Use Negro Labor.

Charleston, 8. c., March 6.-The
Charleston cotton mill was sold at public
auction here to-day, under an order of the
United States Court for $780, 900, the upset
price fixed.
John H. Montgomery of Spartanburg
was the purchaser. Mr.. Montgomery said
he represented a syndicate, and that the
mill would be operated with negro labor.
1t is the only mill in the country that
has employed negro instead of white la
Dor.
The mill was built In 1882, and has never
proven a success. 1t has 2S.OOO spindles,
and owns commodious buildings and con-
siderable real estate In this city.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
BanIsruptcy case Reinntated.

The application of Hitch, Powers & Co.
for discharge in bankruptcy was rein
stated in the United States Court yesler-
day by the order of Judge speer, The
application was filed soon after the bank
ruptcy law went into effect. and when the
nature of its requirements was somewhat
unsettled. The case was thrown out of
court at that time because no list of cred
hors, which the law requires, was ap-
pended to the petltion.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER MEN.
They Were Given n Right Royal Re-
ception In Richmond.

Richmond, Va, March 6.-The New Eng
land Newspaper League arrived In this
city to-day. 1t was met at the train
by committee representing the Chamber
of Commerce, the Young Mems Business
Association, and the press of the city, and
during the day the visitors were driven
about the city to various points of inter-
est.
Tonight banquet was given the visit
ors at the Jefferson Hotel by the CONNER
cial bodies above named, and the city
press. They are expected to remain hero
all day tomorrow.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
COLUMBUS STREET FAIR.
VIII Get "A Charter and
Elect New Officers.

Elect New Officers.
Columbus, Ca, March 6.-The executive
committee of the street fair association
met this afternoon and decided to cancel
the election of permanent officers named at
a previous meeting, in order to secure
charter, and effected permanent organi-
zation by electing Mr.. John f. Flournoy
president of the Columbus Railroad Com
pany, chairman, and Mr.. Harry Wilkinson
editor of the Evening Ledger, secretary.
Sufficient funds have been subscribed by
the citizens to make the fair a reality.
Even at this early date numerous letters
have been received from all over Georgia.
asking for space to make exhibits.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
PIG THIEF ELUDEs PURSUIT.

Ohcer Farrell Missed the Man But
Captured the Booty.
Policeman Farrell had an exciting
chase after a negro thief last night. The
officer spied the form of man, apparently
heavily laden. moving down Perry street,
at the corner Of Abercorn, and ordered
him to halt. The negro dropped his bur
den and ran, with the officer in hot mr.
suit.
The chase continued down Perry TO West
Broad, where the thief finally succeeded
In eludjng his pursuer.. The bag he was
carrying before his flight was examined
and found to contain the carcass of a pig.
doubtless purloined from some corner
butcher. The pig is now at the barracks.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
Death of Private FurIes.

Washington, March 6.-The war depart
ment to-day received a cablegram from
Maj. Gen. Brooke at Havana dated March
4, reporting the death of Private John B.
Furles, Company K, First North Carolina,
of acute gangrene, March 3.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
CITY BREvITIES.

Mr.. w. L. Wimpy has presented the
congregation of the Second Presbyterian
Church with handsome pair of collection
plates.
There will be a meeting of the Society
of Christian Endeavor tonight at the First
Presbyterian Church. 1t will be led by Mr..
J. A. Varnadoe.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
sanitary noard Meets To-day.

The sanitary board win meet at the city
exchange this afternoon. There are no
matters OF importance to be considered.
The morning news., 1899-03-07
Ladies, Auxiliary to Meet.

A meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Y. M. c. A. will be held at o'clock this
afternoon.
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There Vas some trouble In a saloon
las; night Wiih transport soldiers. u
appears that Wnilc az the Preside
camp at san Francisco some n~n of sh-
ThtTty-frst Regiment had. ID ts
claimed. made uso of very dtspsraEinE
remarks about members of the TUcn-
ty-CiEhth. which the latter r-scatrd
and determined to sv-nEc on IN. first
favorable OCCASION. Last night the op-
poEtunity Nas prc@rntrd. \ body of
men from both regiments met and re-
vivsd the trouble. which becams tntcn-
siHsd till % eliminated in the soldiers
refusing To- leave the saloon. After &C.
Curciy locking the doors they proceed
ed to mix thinEs~ The racket uas
fast and furious tili y struak force Of
police came upon the scene and after
vainiy -nd.avoFinE tp Gain stmistsac~
by tn. assertion os authority. ucre
compelled tp break down one of The
doors \ crowd of quit. sixty soldiers
Was already Within the room and zt
least tNir. that number outside. clam
urinE for admittsnccs After some
rough and tumbl. uork. however. The
pillars of the laU cleared The room of
It's occupants. uho offered very iisti.
physical resistance. and droV. them
from The premise Tup men wcrc
Jailed
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inE % shr ship's heii a. -. Nr. q.
a. Rarusis,e uas a. al. pisso.
Thcr" were read re5Punsirrls tse
I=sih. isssh ard lsiss Psalms
The lessons frum Isaiah and from the
Gospel sccurdinE 60 Matthew were pro
tuunrrd by Rev usss CzrcF.
Cspsain FSnch. commanding The Gao
ltc. supplied the Church of ENGLAND Ysf-
usl and this Uzs used bF both bishop
Potter and Rev. Nr. grans. Tbere was
an ample supply of tbe books of COON
mon prayer ard hFmnsiss TIE prayer
for thosc ~ s'oz socfp-d fun uf spesnsne
and above The nzEs of the two rr~st
ussions Fepsusrnsrd spsc earnest p~ss-
ton foe the Wcifzrc of tb. rulers and
the prinosss
Congregational ssnEinx for she d.y
consisted of rendiiBons pf AN Hall tbe
Poser uf Jesus Name snd Jesus
Lover of ~ Soul. 1Jss ne 90 Thy
Bosom Fly Th.r- pcre = numtrr &C
trained Vpcs1ssss sn The COMPANY and
the chorus sss ssronE and harrponsouss
Direct really simple. may bc said Go
~ the quscs. usnzr.csad tnlfsis man
nsr of The famous a xnissrF of the
Episcopal ChuFeh of The Cnssed States.
The speaker had not stfcfec more than
sooro of words before those Who
studied him observed clearly Why be
zss able 60 SQUAD = scnsirpept that
shonld sped around the world Why De
uas dear 60 hish and Low. rsrh and
fpoT. ci;tsen and slien. profestang
Chrss;izn and unattached. WAY DC can
move the great House of Bishops. o.
ss al because ne has The ssrenEth &C
uno surchsrged vita con6denre End a
s-scrve power thss sA msrrrlOns So fe~l
aud that ss fnsrrs5onslF felt
The hricf dtscourar hsd d8recs refer
sssce 10 th.se passages from Inc 1zsth
rssirns
-ssrh knsNisSEr Bs TOO wonS-rfuI
Zoe m.: u ss hish. ] cannot sitain unto
a.
'whi,h.r shall ! go from my spsr1s-
or uhishsr SHALL nee sro-a my p-cs-
-nreg
-IsI sscend % into H.sven sbou art
there H make nay ped Ia hr1l. bchold
thpu Art th.Fvs
IL tak. The Hinss uf she morning
and du-il IN the uiteTrposs parts of the
sss- .sra thsro SHALL thF sSFht hand
Lad me. and thF right hand shall hold
me-
The srrmun was one nf those litfir
Ecsss that ~ The sane time npiifis and
fcis uno th5nkinE. He sasd that the
. diftinct rhaFarscT pf shc 1sitlc az Holy
. Wrif aas rouhrFe 80 the hook shown
. - clearly. positively snd Hna1ly 80 ia
/ the Pa'arns. uhsrh. wkiic infenHfig IN
man in rgmposition. and ranging fhr
I Ear1ut % desires and psssions of snan-
4 bird. wrgc Set. when compared with
the litsrafurcs az she wos1d AID even
rapidly analgzrd. rfeseuiod as eehtrln,
for ih" hiEh.st spiritual sKpreafiun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-04

one OF the most popular officers in the
service.
Major Surgeon Chalmers who is a
brother uf an old ClassmatC of W. y.
Armstrong Is uu his way to Manila
after service in the Spanish war.
\ number uf clerks to the adiuiaut-
general and Judge advocate are ON
board. Major +. y. Morrison is tu -
Judge advocate under General Otis and
j. expected ON the PektuE tomorrow
from san Francisco. Major MuTrisoa
is the officer who drew the speCifica-
tions and charges against Captain
Oberlin Carter. whose sentence by
court-martisl u q recent sensation.
General Otis Was uu the board uf off,
GERS trying Carter.
\ number of newspaper men are ON
the Tartar amongst whom are y. p
DunkeTtou. representing McCluTc's
Syndicate: Fred =. Dean of the Boston
Herald. and W. :. Loomis. who cor
responds for the Kansas City Star.
Washington Pps; and -. Joseph Ga
zstte.
There is q fine reEimsutal band on
the Tartar ard full parade was had
on the esplauad" last evening.
The ships officers ON the Tartar are
the same as on her last trip here. with
the exception of PuTssT Morrison. as
follows: Capt. Pybus. X. y. II: Chief
officer \. u. Davis. Second Officer 7.
\. Whistler. Third Ofiicsr J. :. Brooks.
Fourth Officer \. W. Rnlph. Surgeon
Z. Davidson and PurscT u. Morrison
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At the Orpheunl.

There was bumper house at the
Orpheum last night; large number of
officers and men from the transports
IN harbor were present and added the
full power of their approval TO the gem
eral applause. The minstrel first part
was keenly enjoyed, as also We're the
duets of Miss Dixon and Mr.. Hill. and
the sketch Of Miss Dreyfuss. who Sc
cured most generous share of ap-
plause. The Willards' act was highly
appreciated, and Jackson Hearde was
not hidden from the audience. Miss
Byron and the Rand boys did good
work, and, If possible. The Gruesome
Hostelry' farce received a better re-
ception than on Thursday night. The
same program Will be presented again
tonight, when another full house may
safely be reckoned on.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-04

Tumprrow evening %. Rev. ". ~.
kirrnid Viii rumm.nrr series -f
practical Sunday evening talks on The
Ne luiuE uf Nanhnusi az the Centra,
9 'pu church. Following ts y program
.s fEF dates and Subjects
November The MeaninE os Man-
#uF"
NUvsmbrr Purrsusr~
November 11-- strength
November ss--CurraEe
uarsmhs- Purity"
DECEMBER iD-'-Truthfu1nsss
December sIfuaur.-
bre"T leT -SsIf-Cuusru1.~
December 81 Thuguuzhusss
January Courtesy
January sympathy
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Conducts SsTVEss On Board he
Slfanslip Gaelic.
A CHURCH SERVICE At SEA
ssnep.is 90 an Eloa1s-s sermon
preaeh~s sg o.- &C s-nsrae.-.
C--ats.t Dlsans..

\ srsNsor WAs condaeied at srA
aboard shr ssramship Gaelic iasa sab
hath ~ SIS Rrt. IIenrF q rSifrr.
nishop os New NoFk. assisted hy his
chapizin. Rrs. rrrcy :. Grzns. and Rev.
OTIS Carer. the Weli-kpoNn Americas
board rnisssuaAsy TO Japsn. The puipii
cssshsun consisted "s she piled on. corn-
mingled foids uf larFr Americas and
British nzrss Th~ saloon uf me steamer
uss crowded. al she caisin passenEsrs
sislr g. DC aisuns rosF,undinF so sse rtnr-
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RUSSIA WILL ARBITRA ATE

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Russia. it has
been learned. has at last agreed TO ar
bitrate with United States the claims
resulting from the seizure of sealers in
the Behring sea. which have been pend
ing for about eight years. \ protocol
between the two governments has been
drawn up, and the final formalities are
expected TO be concluded next month
and the arbitration will probably take
the form Of the Venezuela court.
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Of
h
uf is
aucns The y House
of
II
the beginning of the with Spain be offered command "f %
= a
Aerwrds Lieutenant Colonel iay in Porto Rico li fought AT
the distinguished visitor Smith
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Eart~ns has I-~rn slightly affected by
th" measles and IN epidemic of colds
The children have all b~cn examined
and vacrinatrd by Dv. Hoffman. and.
With one ar tao exceptions uf small
importance. U-rc free from any inf-c-
tiuus or CONTAGIOUS disease Many.
however. werc found to lse suffering
from ppuT nutrition.
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Rn.r.. 81 Snr. rNi-nr-

Tho regular monthly meeting uf ths
BOARD of Supervisors uf the Free Kin
dsrEartrn and Cniiirsu's Nii Assoe'l-
,iou was held yesterday morning at
Queen Emma hall. Tn" reports rf the
various committees were rl1Es Frd ar-
cspted. The attendance OF the kinder
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DO YOU WANT TO LEARN MUSIC?
An opportunity now presents itself
TO learn from a competent teacher of
the piano, graduate of Leipsic Uni
versity, for the small tuition fee of
So per month; satisfaction guaran-
teed; pupils taught to play in six
months. Address Musician" Ad-
VertiSer office.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Xxx GROUP OF THREE WAS A WHITE HOUSE BOY
MUSIC.

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOL.-Love Bldg.
Fort St; Piano, Voice Culture. Sing
ing and Harmony; especial attention
paid to touch, muscular control and
musical analysis.
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SANITARIUM. -

SANITARIUM. - 1882
King ST.; Tel. 639. DR.. Luella S.
Cleveland, medical superintendent.
Hours 8 a. m. to 3 p. m; methods of
Battle Creek, Mich, Sanitarium;
baths of every description; trained
nurses in bathrooms as we'll as in
slckroom; massage and manual
movements; electricity in every
form; classified dietar..-, ETC.; ample
facilities for thorough examination.
DR.. c. l.. Garvin, consulting physi-
clan and surgeon.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s5.-Currsnt
on "Hawaiiaus. az the san
Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange.
ar. as follows:
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Only the highest grade of RED RUB
BER is used in the Stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
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ACHI &c JOHNSON CIV. c. Achi and
Enoch Johnson) Office No. 10 West
King ST; Tel SS4
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

ATKINSON & JUDD ca. l.. G. Atkin-
son and Albert F. Judd, JrD-Office
over Bishop & Co.'S bank, cor. Mer-
chant and kaahumanu SITS.
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LYLE a. DICKEY-King and Bethel
Sts.; Tel. sos; p. o. box 7S6.
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DRAUGHTSMAN.

T. d. Observation-Disclosures and To-
geographical Maps a Speciality; room
500, Judd Bldg; Tel. 633.
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yVM. T. PATY.-Contractor ana PuilG- lIL
er. Store and office httlns; @ p[ich'
wood or stone builClng' snop reIlaos
Walk; residence Wider Ave. he'i
g<ewaIo.
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ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER.-Vocal
instruction; terms by the lesson or
month; commencing on and after the
10th of July, 'MIGNON"; 720 Bere-
tania ST., Honolulu.
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r b CLAPHAM.-Vete Surgeon
and Dentist. Office Hotel Stables;
calls, day or night, promptly ans
wered; specialties, obstetrics and
lameneSS.
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MRS. B. +. McCALL.-Latest designs
in Tailor-Made Evening Dinner
Gowns, and Wedding Trousseau, 73
Beretania st.
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STENOGRAPHERS.

MISS A. \. ALLEN Office cor King
and Bethel SITS. (upstairs); Tel. 751.