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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-02-16

rhe Legal affairs committee voted to
renort ought not to pass on the Dill re-
,.t,rp to the exchange of stock upon
,,-h;ch a hearing was held, the other
II WAS voted to report ought not
n mass on the bill amending the char
..,. of the Portland Marine Society;
o,,sht to pass on the bill amending the
charter of the Rumford Falls Light
o,,d Water Company; ought to pass on
~. hill amending the charter of the
nover and Foxcroft Village Fire Cor
no,s,tion: ought to pass on the bill au-
.borizing the record Of contracts for
the sale of@iand. There was hearing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
SPECIAL Notice to the snral Readers 81 the
Hn,ly Press.

The city subscription list Of the Daily
Press is now in charge Of Mr.. Il. Ct.
Smith, an experienced circulation man
agnr, whose carriers will deliver the
paper anywhere in the corporate linn
its for 10 cents a week, payable weekly
to his authorized collectors, or at the
Office Of publication. Persons who have
been accustomed to paying monthly
are requested to conform to this ar
rangeincnt as no monthly subscription
accounts will be kept. Business men
Or others who object to paying out
small amounts at frequent intervals
may Obviate such settlements by pay
ing five or ten weeks in advance. MI
smith proposes to give the readers Of
the Daily Press prompt and rcgula.
service Any irregularty reported tc
him 1T the office Of publication will re
ceiNc Immediate attention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Exclusive Designs ia Fine Furniture
That Cannot Be Obtained Elsewhere at AIRY Price


OF economically inclined seek
furniture with ordinary
Of
make than
Of
school books Nothing
and full everything
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Bedroom Suits.

The real comfort of the home lies in
the furniture. The spirits of any man
no matter how tired he may be. rises
30 per cent. when he steps in Il neatly
and cozily furnished room. Don't think
that means 4 whole lot Of money, it
doesn't. II is surprising how far Il little
money Will 80 in a store like ours.
Come and let us show YOU how to
make 4 room comfortable and coZy
with our elegant bedroom suits in bird $
eye maple, mahogany. Flemish oak.
golden call lin all the old colonial
shapes ana Styles ana the modest de-
signs in antique. We start an elegant
three piece solid oak suit 24X%O mirror.
Ted feet, 6 inches high, two drawer
washst,nd that sells anywhere in the
city for $500, our price for the week
only
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
gestei that the Association should

gcstel that the Association should
work through its congressman.
Mr.. w. A. POST. s;,pcru,enlent cf The
Newport News Shirhuildit. ana Dry
Dry Dock COMPANY. recalled ~ ria at
tention Of tht. Assnci, tion ln., IA II chat
. ,,ry 40 X ,y,s hainr lmj,t at m. yard
IA admir- yassals Of th;rtv :,e1 1ran.ht.
The necessity for 1re,giny tra charmed
"a ,aI,h NJ 1eas, thirty fec; admitted
no arpuuen1 !, was needle, now.
Mr.. post gave SOM. COCA advice as
ia mo yv.,v ~ 90 ,hont securing he on
;,.,., ,,..si,,ts1 az ,.nnrroSs king Of
mo ,n,.,ssity Of .4ttinr together .ll ,hr
nfnr,,., tion ,,nseir,I.. ana If rr,n,o+ ana
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14

MI. Henry Davidson, formerly o.
Lexington, Va. recently of Nav York.
is in the city looking around with :,
view to locat ting.
commemorative Attorney ]. *. NJ
Newton lis III at his home on Thirty
fifth street.
Mrs. G. G.. Mitchell has returned from.
u visit to her parents in StelDanvillt.
Commissioner Of Revenue Magrude-
Jones, in the hospital at Richmond IS
improving slowly. Mrs. Jones, who has
been i'll at the same institution is get
ting much better and will soon be we'll.
Driver Morgan. at the Central En-
ginc House, mas resigned his place and
gone to Merchantyile.
Naptain Charles Fl. Preston, OF Seven-
Mile Fora, Va, was here yesterday in
vestng.
Miss NJ. IVY Robins, who has been
visiting Mrs. Howard Tyree Roane. Of
Portsmouth, is now spending several
days in this city before returning to
her home in Richmond.
Miss Lille Riddick, Of Twenty-sixth
street left today for Norfolk to visit
friends
Mrs. Fenton r Finch, will leave
shortly for Europe. WHARF .'ha w;ll 5e
the guest Of Lady Cooper, Of Eng nj
s.sr Gathers relative.
Mr.. Doug. Smith, OF the Newport
News courts. is in the city on legal bus
mess. Judge ]. c. Blackstone, OF -Ac-
con1ac. is here stopping at the Ralelsi
l--Wsish!nG'ton correspondent u Rich
mend Dispatch.
Captain w. NJ. Folget'. commander or
the hattleship I<earsarge and Mrs
f'ols"" left on Saturday for Virginia
l:"ach With party Which will enjoy
the deep sea fishing there for q few
days.
| \ charming family who have been at
the Chamherlin Hote! for 4 number os
weeks and will be there some time
longer are the Hydes. Of l;aIh, Me-
coasistinE OF General ana Mrs Hyde,
Miss Hyde. Mr.. Hyde, Jr., Mrs. HYDE,
Jr.. and TWO maids.
To-day the disabled schooner Ira
Lawrence will leave Southport, N c..
for this port in tow. The Lawrence
was caught in the late storms, sprung
! a leak and was otherwise damaged.
She was bound from Savannah for
Der.
state Deputy Frank II. White. is
meeting with great success in his cf-
| forts to establish the order of Ben EIur
IN Virginia lie has enrolled 4 large
| number Of members for a court in Nor
iolk. and preparations are bains ma de
70 organize courts Of this order in New
port News. Portsmouth, Berk!ay. Rich
nond and elsewhere throughout tre
state.
The steamer Chickahonlinv, Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. sailed Sunday
WITH $50 head OF cattle for London. IT'S
OF that number having come from
south West Virginia. Cattle shlpne II =
from Southern ports are light az pres
ent owing to the fact that the British
government has taken several Of the
.arsest cattle steamers to trans. port
troops TO south Africa
Manager Alan +. Campbell. OF the
Chambrrlin Hotel and Manager r "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Book Cases.

Your favorte book, where is it.?
Isn't it always absent when it's want
ed most? Now with one Of our cases
YOU have things Gagged up just where
YOU want them to say nothing Of the
addition to the appearance OF the
rooms. a book case is about as pretty
4 piece OF furniture as one could have
IN a room. 1t adds an air Of refine
rent and our line represents every
thing that is late in combination and
plain. We start them at $1,000 to $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
washincton ay4nu. Lot. Cr,aan.

We have for sale several splcntiidlv
located Washington avenue lots at
very low priceS.If you are now doing
business in a rented store call to see as
and make arrangements for a business
mouse OF your own on the avenue. COT
TRELL REAL ESTATE co. l1-1l-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Odd Chairs for Y on.

We believe we have The best assert
ment in the handsome odd chairs in
the city. H;lV" YOU ever realized how
much chair OF unique pattern Will in
crease the attractiVeneSS Of 4 room
while costing Very little? We have an
endless variety to select from.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
a Start @aiIo

Work has been begun on the new
steel bridge, which MI Coils =. Hun
tnSton is having built across I.afay-
cite avenue at Fortieth street. The
structure will soon be up, as work is
| being pushed on it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
SIS to $50:
Hall Racks.

How about your hall? Don't forge
that it is the most conspicuous part Of
Your mouse. Don't have it bare and
cheerless. We have a complete line of
hal! furniture. We start an excellent
sclid oak rack. nice large French plate
glass. stands six feet eight inches high
for $3.50 and up to 500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Couch Beds.

Are preferable to folding beds in some
Cases--they take up less room: they
make q handsome couch for daily use
they are convertible into Il single
three-Quarter or double bed. You have
q tWo-fold service for q Single price
and the cost is small. We have all
prices and an elegant stock to select
from.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Desks

The largest room in the world Is the
room for Improvement. A business
desk is the first essential We have
them in all grades. a solid oak roll top
desk for $1,000. Ladies Desks in fifty
patterns as low as $3.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Over 10000.

We have filled over &c. 900 perscrin-
lions since we began business. This
branch Of our business has Increases
lMl per cent. during the past year.
why: THE IDEAL PHARMACY.
11-l4-1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Action Taken by Business Mems
Association Last Light.
AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION
Reasons Why Channel should be nredgctl
to- Mean low water cpih of
Thirty F,.t a working Com
81
tee to be A pp"in:.d To-day.


The all important topic Of in.iucint,
;ie governments; Ia ir.,41 sr.a Mi ;Iin,r ami
~, !, !, ,,,,,,b ~ ~ 10, ,;,;,., ~.
- = 80 PS'' - . 1852 ~ - ''','
was brought u2 at the meeting .: the
hu US, Mn Ass"c''ti"n.
ING a''shlah'e WAS me iarS"St IN
many months. and Included Il number
Q. "ell-hnoW!l shlplhHS aud raii'oad
.aen sp"%ial!S invited Ny i'resl icnt vest
20 ne present ana give the sss 1elition
II" dement, ot their experience ana
knowledge Il ne subject.
IS "a: :. result 81 thorough an ?3si-
ca a'scuSsi"h 81 the question, i con-
'iiiI'te VIII bt apl"tinted so-uiS. when
Viii gather ~ the statistics rnl infor-
n.''ion necessary IN making n.l a
S,ro'!S case !oE me %lty TO lay H~4ore
me government
~ l.o'. ! me ~ ,! y '-->S-
ne Association got Gown - business
carry. IL Vas stated mat me Commit
=. ~ I-A,e's:o'i VI lhS riIS 1!hll' ; ii;:u
~ =, h.a , ,llie 70 -ot'iit!i,te 4 Eri'@rt
~! -. =. = ~ "tS'',!e 'inu '''to1 -EeiinS
" lst were ci"Gisd members "i ire AS
s', ,,,,iI ,a"n.
~ re co 1l!iiF" lhea'!on OF i hosiery con
81 N''hl'AS 1or II Site' WAS properly
,1iieu.
- le'.tl "aS reau from 'ne n lagcrs
- =. w ~? n"le's az ',id FONT asking
~ 4As'"clal!un 20 snueaVpr 70 :ieSure
~. 'ii,s,;'1is y ,ile r.>a,lohai q t1l"lre
= s,s,. = t''il ~ o!u FONT IN l9'2
~ s'a''oi 'l! zen. asked lor VAS gwen
~ ~ ~ 'i'!,'ilt'l'sht VI comm -tee 10
"idit q StAtaoie resolution cnVH"n:s the
~, ,.-,
-: " = - ~ -iSl,'J NJ y a.
,'',CtuuliS tlic !I'!Hor BUSINESS
-. ti'il. ffeslusll Vest
y;n';, - ~ t!'I u"ea'i''' OK -relS''S
'E'',ite; - "1 w. 81.
, I,-n, 80 l'i captain " tile 4 u
iitsS N.liiS * 40. SID cu 10 ltlt Assoc
,..'''''i tiiat ~ WIS i.iust eSsanilll that
III r,l,''''sl ottI M!uileSfonAi Ear
7 i,ru,u ~ ussl'rnsu ]ae eNp,a'Esd tnc
, ,,; ults eA!'ei III ~ ~ g th''
it'i'i,.1', "ssI "'sh me was no. COM
l''ceeit i"dueu;
;.'.ii ONO
s .'.t, '''.1tI.el, o. r'o'i t'hS I:";ierty
,, - oll!leu S,asSs f-hSsheer
,:A.ss ~ iec IS, ne deGpeHln .;
:. " .i.''hel - thirty itstt iie sara
~. ~ . i''l'llo!i u",larS M pseh
80 - Nv iiS N h.'oos Nor
1',n ~ Nv 49,. ~ uSli lti'l the S'ne Aa'
h ho' tHe' SOY e'i''i'eilt 70 Sp-ha some
~, II r, p,,,-;c.
' =. .''ii1' 81 t'!s ln:Ss
u ,.nS n1.'.l',ns' go ~ i,etTStlils
lhnper SlVi,is u iaui'i3e! oi Elell reasons
~, NY ~ uspti - t1'e water oNtr me
''i el''' 49, ~, ~ ~ sr .,c.L.
NV; ~ .i.I;,o 49, ,Ai H'-S =:
.IliS l'a'c ~! siilel !''si !, AZ ',"S:
~ W. oi'ii,i'il the ~ q,
deeper channel over the Mid i!e2round
~. -, = ISL ahu ny ll's. ~ lact.
~ .tssossS = - - siei.e' - F,cs-
cnt tran Ut was about This lime last
~ W ny, W. -. >. to.h ins .''.',.Sl ".
We have trading regularly 20 his pore
I'VE boats that almost invariably dra"
over t"ehty-S leet OF water and two
,.an1,,,a,,,,, - ,,i,,, ;,,, 49,. 80. e 20
,,' .rr,, - lc.s!l -
..,.a,,,,1.,, , - io 1,l,.
al,luih, hniEht E.r'aht samoa.
ltlIlfpaH hammock. shenandoah an / Kama
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
( = s II @ f ( f e p / Z.
Parlor Suits.

Never was there more attractive
line shown in this city. Every pattern
is the latest in furniture fashions.
Elegantly made and finished. Springs
and coverings The best in all the dam
" upholstering. We start 4 nice three
piece suit for
SIS to $3.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
lion Beds.

Never We're there such prices offered
before in this city. Here they are only
q few at this price. Good strong and
durable in 4-6-sizes ONLY s.. 60 and IN
to $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Did Not Come LAST Night as
Predicted by Prof. Faib.
NOVEMBER METEOR SHOWER
Sot Known whether It yy,ll b Seen Hera
Explanation of the PHI: namenon
and Some ln:eresting Data
Concerning 1t.

The majority OF Newport News peo-
| ,,1a ~. ,,n,,;,t ra1, ra,;av,.7 who, th.,
''S II" u'''ol ICY ie''eNs'l W. .,'es
aW"Hc taiS morning ahd "lSto'1tea ahae
the ca,'t! had not come TO AZ: end.
There yer. sc;nc. ii NAY Sc. Who did
,,;,,,. ,ha ~,
| '''' - 'l,,-N'''''S ny 80 ~ ~
| er-thc nathcr-in-la Individual, for
instance. and others. perhaps; but the
-, in,.i,y ~ H. nonn1a,jon f,lt relieved.
! NH
| -E"' only 'h''t' oti' go" ''''s''s pe"-
| PIE have lost faith i'm that picturesque,
if Scientific. ,,rorhet Professo: Falls. Of
| H.. Eirnna Jrniy.rsity RMS dis1iu-
c;,ishta savani, whose reputation is
| verdi wide, calmly predicted that the
! nigh, lug, uussed would witness tie
| TIN, a.t.t that SOM, Other, rerla; i1ab,s.
jurisdictions based. according to he mo
fessor. on scientific principles. have
come true. lent a subs,antiation to his
ery;isc layt. mad. Professor KalH fore
tuIl M. culuin., OF !, terrible aa,;huuakp
a,mos, Is III. minute ana tins spot. Hc
lurctola the great storms uf last No
ve,ioe, ana February ana the conse-
cucut los of life on tn, American, coast.
T I ana other .5redictjnns We're ful-
| filled with an exactness that was some
what aw,-inspi,ng.
l,ut The scientist fell DOWN whea he
predicted a great tidal wave ina, would
| change the form of Florida an sor:f
ern California ana swann AWAY a mari
~, pani,in, - ~, :, $500 80
~ ,na f,1i s.yo",, r,hne c.,E,ct,nnt,
f,i,ad 10 cone 20 PASS
| TN nrnr.ssnr s,is til,+ ,l,a ..o,,,et !.
! ,e.c., ,%, -; -. - -
Mnna,v ~ lInndny nios,r ~ ,-,nnl;
:, hnl, i, - - N.Y. y
MN ns ;, oot,ar az f,c. il s ~,
Lnnrn ,h,t ,ha on,,,a+ af less ,;,.
in ,.xis+a,ca ana -, ,non,.,1 u, 49, -
|
nai.,h :; s,,f,i,.i,n, r,,n.1,a. ~ .,,i,iion ~
mi,es 10 instifv n $3.50 an.s ~ 81 -
H,,rit,. = : 80 - -
An tho .,r4b vii, co,,a $50 ~,
,ision Win M i,,,na,sn .,v.,,.,, ae ~,
,enrs roiInwiner in ~ n,,s, ~ ,his ~
n-t,rkali., ,.n,r7at -. ~ ,i,a n,,ia 81
whore II oneht 70 ne
I-sually a.. encSrntars on,v .ha
sirl-clers which hava hacnI,,a eon
arai,.I in tha coursn &c tin1e fron, ~,
main army and ~, sc,ttarnI rith
rrn,t,,. ~. ,.ss ,,rosnsion aiono ~, ~,
tjre lime Of arh - n+ =, 'tj in ,ae en- ~
thirty-threa YEARS this bainr ,ha I'm.
REQUIRED bv the meteors 70 ,,a~i,rn one
rcvolutin,, in their ,,hit ~, -or,l,
plunces directly through .bt -hiek ~
the cluster, and then occur nose start
ling phenomena known as meteor
showers" when millions OF th,se ,,ap-
less bodies. are gathered up bv the earth
in the course Of a few hours
These November meteors are long
established institution. The earliest
mention Of them is made by Tnco-
planes. who wrote that in the wear 472
a. D. in the month of October how
ever. not Novenlber-the sky ut Con-
stantinople seemed to be on fire with
falling stars. There is also 4 record
that on the night of October -, 302 \. D..
as the Moorish king, Ibrahim ben All
med lay dying the stars fell E ON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14

For long time spectacles had only
one use They were Worn to assist the
Old in reading and in performing near
work. To-day, near sight, far sight,
cross eye, neuralgia, astigmatism.
headache and many other Affections
are promptly relieved by correctly ad-
lusted lenses. Many people who for
Hcars have suffered intensely fron,
chronic sick headache. using medicines
OF all kinds without benefit find imme-
date and permanent relief in glasses.
Sal and see US; you may derive great
berett from having your eyes properly
and scientifically examined.
we use the dark room. refractometer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and test lenses etc.
EYES EXAMINED FREE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
Toilet Sets.

We have just received fifty sets OF
elegant ironStone china. Ten piece
sets. Decorated. Handsome patterns.
pretty decorations and the kind that
sells anywhere for $500. Our price
$3.50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
$1,000

Only one sold to q customer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-14
CaEY NEW, IN BRIEF.

Mr. Henry Davidson, formerly oc
Lexington, Va. recently Of Nav York
is in the city looking around with i,
view to locating.
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BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS FOR SCHOOL HOUSE.

Sealed tenders viii Do received a'
the Office % the Department of Public
Instruction until noon 81 Monday. No.
vember -. for the construction of q
one-room school house az Mana. Kauai
10 be completed Nu or before saturday
January -. 1900.
Plans and specifications can D. s..E
at the Office of the Department 1
Public Instruction anil az the utiigs u
c. 3. Hofsasrd = Co. waim.1. Kauai
The Minister does not bind himsf,
to accept the lowest or any bid
'Sigusn =. \. MoTT-SNIITH
Minister of Public instruction.
$3.50
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FOREIGN OFFICE NOTICE.

Importers OF goods are hereby uo;i-
fed that they are required. by Section
Is OF the Consular Regulations. &, scr-
tify To- the invoices OF such goods before
the Hawaiian Consular Officer nearest
to the place OF shipment. Coasul< have
been instructed To- refuse To certify "a
invoices OF goods not purchased Within
their Jurisdiction.
T.. \. MoTT-SMITH.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Department OF Foreign Affairs. octo.
Der 26. 1899. $50
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No household is complete without n
bottle of the famous old Jesse Moore
IA" Whiskey. 1t is a pure and whole
some stimulant recommended by all
physicians. Don't neglect this neces-
sity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-03

c. Il. REYNOLDS.
Agent Board OF Health.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERN.
1899.
In the Matter OF .OiO Pounds OF Coffee.
ORDER TO THE MARSHAL.
Republic of Hawaii to Arthur NJ.
Brown. Marshal OF the Republic.
Greeting:
Whereas a libel has this day been
filed I'm the Circuit Court. First Cir
Quit OF the Hawaiian Islands. by the
Republic OF Hawaii. acting by and
through the Attorney General OF said
Republic. against l,0i0 pounds of cof-
fee. and the cases. tins and packages
containing the same. for reasons and
causes in said libel set forth. praying
that the usual process OF said court be
issued, and that all persons interested
in said coffee and the cases. tins and
packages containing the same. and in
particular one j. g. Cohen. of Homo
lulu, Hawaiian Islands. the alleged
fraudulent importer thereof. may be
cited to- answer in the premises. and.
all due proceedings being had. that the
said coffee. together with the cases.
tins and packages containing the same.
may. for the cause mentioned in said
libel. he condemned and forfeited tu
the use OF the Republic OF Hawaii,
and that such other and further decree
may be had in the premises rs the Law
and the circumstances OF the case may
require.
Now. therefore. YOU are hereby com
manded to- attach the said coffee. TO-
gether with the cases. tins and pack
ages containing the same. and to de
tain the same in your custody until
the further order of this court: and q
give due notice to all persons claim
ing the same. or having any interest
| therein. or knowing or having any
| thing to- say why the same should mo-
| be condemned and forfeited according
| to the prayer OF said libel and tbs
statute in such case made and provid
ed. and in particular To said ]. G.. Co
| hen. the alleged fraudulent importc
| thereof: that they be and appear he
fore said court on the 9th day of No
vember. 1899. ut 10 o'clock in the fore
noon OF said day. then and there q
show cause. II any they have. why tn
prayer OF said libel should not b
granted. And you are further direct
| ed to. after service. give notice b!
publication at least twelve times IN tn
Daily Pacific Commercial Advertiser
a newspaper published in Honolulu
aforesaid. OF the action and proceed
ings. and invite all persons intereste,
to- show cause against them on or be
fore the day assigned for hearing. An,
OF what you shall have done IN tn
premises do you then and there max
due return together with this writ.
Witness the Honorable Antoine Per
~. First Judge of the Circuit Cour
OF the First Circuit. at Honolulu. Ha
waiian Islands. this 5th day OF Ocio
Der. 1899.
| GEORGE LUCAS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. First Cir
| cult.
I allow this writ this 5th day OF oc
tober. 1899. \. PERRY.
First Judge. Circuit Court. First Cir
cult.
NOTICE.
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MORTUARY REPORT.

The total number of deaths reported
for the month ending October 81. 1899.
was %. distributed as follows:
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NOTICE.

In pursuance OF the above writ
have attached the one thou
sand and forty pounds OF cof-
fee and the cases. tins and
packages containing the same.
and all parties interested in the above
proceedings are notified To- be present
at the time and place above stated 20
show cause. II any they have. why the
prayer Of the above libel should not he
granted.
CHAS. =. CHtLI.INGwoRTH.
Deputy Marshal. Republic OF Hawaii.
Honolulu. Oct. :. 1899. 535S
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So7 Fort Street

'Ck OF silver and slycrplasd ware be closed o., In
as 20 make room for XMAS STOCK
for
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Session SaleS-MorninS Session.
Fifteen Waialua. assessable. $3.50; 10
Waialua. assessable. SIS; 80 Olaa. as
sessable. S1.55; Oahu, s17I.50.
Afternoon Session-Five Waialua.
assessable. SIS; ID Waialua. assessable.
SS7; 525 Honokaa, s3i; , Hawaiian Su-
gar Company. s22S.5O; Hawaiian SUI
gar Company. s227.5O; 33 Olaa. sl.55:
10 Kihei, paid up, $50.
Outside Sales Reporteu-Ten kahu-
ku, s155: 100 McBryde. Si.15: , Mauna-
lei. $3.50.
Quotation Changes
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

IRRIGATION NOTICE.
Holders OF water privileges. or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from 8 TO s o'clock n m. and frori
4 to 6 o'clock p. m.
ANDREW BROWN.
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved by:
J. A. KING.
Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu. June Il. 1899. 525s
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
CIRCUIT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS NOVEMBER TERN.
1000