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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

San TraneIs.o. Nry i-Advces ffam
Yokohoma under date 60 Oe1her a.
were received here today per steamer
China Some dlssatisfaoti0n o. express
hy the foreign residents of Japan over
some 0f Che decisions rendered by ttr
Jupnese courts uuHi thr ness treaty
r.Nlsion act Several unjust arrests
have been made and more real discon .
sent prevails
Tte great storm tDr centrf 90 nh.ch
swept over Toxic ana Tokph1ma On she
ih .rst has proved '. have had wide
..'t .f detfrurt.r Fes.lr- the tar.
r.n.e raiir,ad disaster ar thr northern
Nr. beyond ytlurnuiya where A
Whole passenger train vas blown from
o. bridge into the swollen river beneath
Wirh loss of twenty kllrd and forty
wounded out of total of eighty pass
enEere the damage to the south line
between Yokohama auI Kobe vac exc
teneiNr
The gr-at tidal Wate which accom-
panied the storm boz the seut1 haa piled
up mountains of sand and sksngica
across che mouth of the usul river.
fho dam. forming "a vast lake. flooding
al the back country Thousands of
hhorrrs are at work seeking to make
an outlet through che cmbankment.
hut thus far without success
iu spite ol the peculiar difficulties
Win which railways .n Japan nave Co.
contend in the way of earthquake and
hHnt the HnTk nf building uaw uuca
is progressing with rreat rapldlty The
increase in mileage during thr hst
year hna been t1O mues. making t1.
inl iength now finished ~ a.fl0 miles.
while those under charter will max.
a grand aggregate af 5si0 mites
Tho Impending war .n che TansvaaI
Is 1r"usinr the lyu,st interest on the
part of thr Japanese che conviction
being very strong among them INA,
RUSSIA VIII seize che opportunity Co
cHrr} thlngs BOB northern Asia With an
even higher hand than usual In the
meantime there a much siae over the
way boo which the islanders have check
mated thc l,ussiah deaigna uu Aassm
pho "a port with IA MAGNIFICENT hariy1-
Witch the Russian admiraia recently
visited hndinE it just the place fpr th,
establishment ~ "a dock yard aud coal
lhE station An application made to IA,
+ Korean government wss readily grant.
rt hut japanese private part.cs had
bought practically the whole a.t. from
'ha Korean owners uuI cannot now boz
dispossoaard. a. apprars however. that
ihH kufnus .as "a counter move. are
'' demand tH compensation IAN island
midway between Mlsamph0 and Tsua.
NINA. fhe latter an island command
'ns tn' channel. being noN strategic
point 0i thr h.Ehr Importance a. she
F Japanese
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

word from the south un Monday O.
have the news aa soon az possible
AZ Z O'Clock this afternoon. the slce
president was beginning to doze just
as Mrs Hobart had On shed reading
thc papcrs CD him The patient was
then resting quietly and tho onis thlnR
feared by the physician was an attack
ukr on Thursday morning Do le frat-
ca he may eo IN in one of them be-
cause he is growing weaker
Mrs hobart tonight sent tho follow
Iug telegram in Pres dent Mckinley
ST. Hobart passed reatful day ard
eyen.ng o. sends love t1 you and Mrf
Mckinley ln which Join
JENNIE o. HOuAHT
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T WILLIAMS SUES a.
SWIFT. CHICAGO p0p ggtoao

I'D Reno. Nov lsn.rIaD d n
williams "a catu.mau In the E..u.
'nd ''manche country has brourtf
Hlit ln the distrIor court 1f Can4dl.r
county Agalnst g. r. Swift uf Ch.r.,.
s' Cor ihe sum of $4,000 ST. william.
haa also attached large number -
out.. belonging to D. swin If
seems that Sir Swift purchased iron.
u O. William about 1000 cattle fo.
Gated n che kIoNa and Comanch.
country south of Anadarko and plac-
ed p 4 Mitchell in charge Nj MI.
eholi accused williams of selling A
number OF wlntered cattle that shouli
have gone into the deal made bet lween
swift and Williams and williams Wss
further accused ot cutting out the
larger cattle and Withholding them
Sir Williams aays bis losses were
heavier last winter than was expected
ana that NO cattle have been withheld
Nor has be at any time substituted
small cattle FOR the larger and moro
valuable cattle when mr swift heard
of 'he above stories he held out a par,
of the purchase money which Mr VII.
lmma is now suing for 10 seems that
Sir Williams s Inclined a. % ths
r.ght thing and has sent ietter a.
SIT swift. Offering 20 arb.trate their
differences. Mr swift when pressed for
an answer o. che lrttcr of Mr wui.
Jams 3fcring 90 arbitrate. rejected enc
oner but refused Co inform Mr viii.
iamH wherein he had failed 90 fulnu
aia lGutnact
Mr. Williams has engaged the law
hrm ot Blake A Blake 90 plead his s.d.
~ the case
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Patterson. N .. Soy. i-Nlce Pres
idcnt Carrot s. Hohart'a wonderful.
vitality stood hIu n gnDd Etead today
and n0mithwundI he took ltpc
nourishment. b. Was unusually bright
This evening and asked Mrs Hobart
o. read him the newspapers He wants
to keep up with current affairs. and
when be- awakena from sleep he gener-
ally asks those near him 10 ans thing Is
new Today h. showed signs OF weak
enlug An occasional spoonful of
brandy and miik tud little grape
Juice were given him AN day long
crowds ~ peopleT nthorcd in front oi
the newspaper offices where the bull
letlna were posted Thcrc Was another
gathering 81 some friends about Carroll
Hall but none except relatives were
allowed to 500 the patient Or NewtOl
spends most of h.s time in thc Hobart
house nn9 he ls n0w tHc only physic
.nn in attendance Em'nenf specialists
are directing thc treatment through
Dr Newton
Those who have PASSED un hIs case
are Dr " w Johnston of Washing
tom. VINO waa called when SIR Hobart
was first taken 800 and also visited
him at Long Branch with Dr Newton
during the summers Doctors 1eync.
way and Run OF Sew York Prof Os.
Dor ~ Baltimore and pr D-lnneld. oi
Columbia university
Telegram ~ eympathy have been
received. a. we'll aa nowcra from ali
parts uf the country.
Mrs Hobart bears up aurprangiy
we'll She stays with the nurses most
of the time ln the sick room with her
husband Few 10 any of the callers can
zee her and nearly ail are met at thl
door by Carroll Han 0r Hobart Tut
tlc. hrDthrr-in-law of the Vice preH.
dent
An pf the bulletins today we're sent
direct 90 President Mckinley who sent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02
Mani Prnlec lon

Washington Nov NAL aavicea 90
the war department Indicate Important
NEGOTIATIONS in the Mohammedan dis
tflcf ~ the archipelago outside of me
much discussed territory IL suIu
ihrough The efforts cf NJ X ErEeisk
i1u. "a gentleman 90 NorWcsian hurth
~ho enjoys the confidence of tae Tag
alo chiefs on M.ndano. pvertures 81
peace have been made to Genefsi otis
at Manila. Mlndan1 s almost equal ln
Rrea tn Lnaon. being one ~ the TOO
great islands of the Philippines The
Mulammedsns There number i-o 900.
HHi Spain has maintained little more
tLar rsl sovereignty Thirty of
THESE rt.flf held conference Rlsk Mr
Ensrisjnn st Iamboanga. and drfa up
H f'rw OIL. treaty proposing terms ~
peace Tha3 have suffered greatly from
the InrnIs ~ fhe Moros and ofer Co
submit tH the authority ~ the United
states n the sole condition that sufnc-
inn American earrs'ns o. eatabilshai
ir ifr sIhnl Oh. pf.trU. them
Inrse PROPOSALS Nrre submitted 20
General Ot.s on thp arrival of ar Zen
E'lainn hut what action nts been taken
nut set known
An escaped spanish prisoner from the
inHurFe1t times north 20 Manila mas
arrived at Angeles ii- conhrms the re-,
rnrt tlaf she Insurgents are running
short af AauEer ammunition ADD are
unable g. renu cartridges % this ctaa..
iie says however that they are well
supplied with Remington ammunition
which mey manufacture They also
manufacture dynamite and powder
from petroleum snd salt Which ls ship.
ped tn them from Manila ana taken
ini0 their lines 40 night or the four
fe-'n American prisoners held by the
Insurgents ai Tarla.. me rebels claim
thai four have accepted commissions
in the insurgent army
Two scutchmeu .oamed Mckinley,
ana Macintosh have escapcd from the
rebels They say thai the Insurgents
claim tl have ESQ American prsoncr,
scattered through the various t0wna.
hut thry know of none personally ex
ccptng Lieutenant Gilmore Rad hia
fourteen sailors Tho Insurgents say.
however that they have tao Amer
can officers in confinement besides
Lieut. Gilmore.
Col smith af Anr.ie, has sent "a
/ General dae Arthur a piacard IN span
Hh wnloh was found nailed 20 a tree
outside Che line. lt wts an appeal tn
che c0lorcd troops t0 Join the inaur
gents n the nght for frecd1m and re-
ferrcd to your brothers sam Hose
and Gray whose blood csila aloud Tor
I venEee1ce."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

Washington, Nov. IA rscapituation
of tho casuai.iies in action aud deaths
in the regular and voiuntear armies be-
tween May q isN ana 5gqe 0 iNa. con-
talnei in te annual report off the adiuiant
general uf the army shows L. gfaud 10
tal ~ 1905 men. Tho casualty ust alone
aEgreEates 1854 10 whom U on GERS ar &
ts enlisted men we're kilIri and ig OIL
ncors and 2ltt enl sioi mon apundei
Tho death ll.t rumherIrg cf1 Wsa made
up g2i oniccrf and orr enlisted mon of
ihn total hui a onIrora ana f-s enlisted
men Wtre KILLED the ramf.nIs uf the
dsaths fpau.tIng from vtruu. .nutpf
In the regular army thc to..l 0sHr4Itiss
u actions and deaths amouatI tt fiM
lrd ln the Volunteer cstttil.hu .ut to
.N1 in thc c1susnit h.l GOO r.HIlrs
il Officers and tCf enlisted me1 tI.d
ani wounded sud the toluni0e's OIL. 1N r.
crs and i8 enlisted men kNaI .I
woun.ei ZOO the regular army H.fvoDu
April n iys. ana june o isa % eHII.t.
ed mon rtra dlsch'rEei hs srnt.nr.
scnerf court martial and lhh enlisted
men deserted The officer Uf one rneu-
nr army who ucre kllied also held conn.
m tfinns m .hs volunteer forces ln which
tney ar. ne.uIeI u abe aoItc rcDhp.'I.
iafIon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

80, Louis aud San francisco r. n.
The direct through car route 10 points
in southwest Missouri, southern Kan
sas, ArkanEas, Indian Territory aud
Texas.
The most direct route 70 ST Louis
and the east. Kansas City and the
northwest Double daily vcstibulcd
trains. Free reclining chair cars; OBJ
eorvation and drawing room sleepers;
dtfvey dining halls. Ask the nearest
tieHet agent of the Frisco line for full
garticulAra, or wIitc, ~. n DuNS,
Dist Pass Agent, Wichita. kas.
BRYAN suypER. q Y. A.. 81 Louis
Flags, aags, at Lilies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

Washington NoF 1.-The negotiations
for the partition of the samoan lslande
ara pflerstng np.diy lnd onhaia hero
would NOT Co., Flrplisel if "a dusl aEros.-
ment Wer. r.aChel in the near future
Tho disolasion which B. going on in Ion
don with tho cooperation of the nuihori.
iics her. ana in Dcrln haa brought cer
tain essential feature on which nu three
paarr Great nnuin Germany AND the
United atttas appear io bo taroad AZ
thn outset GO g. stated that enc det~rm.n
tlpr eas reached that the priyae govern
meut of uo grpip should como to an
rud lnd tnn moo moro than Two power.
tni preferably ONE. should rovrrn tho
islands soon dcyelDpei that an arrc.-
men wa. not likely fo be reached givinr
fhn entire group f0 oua power. hui the
chnrasH scsm good for nn agreement that
tWo powers divide tho islands. thus CIV
inr iuu government $50 thr place 90 the
present uuwicidIy .rptrut arrangement
IN seemed tn d. Esrcrsliy aroepie' by
t1e ungnini0rt lhlf the UniteI tiaiol
would hH rue uf 900 poNrr. io be roprc.
Hrutrf arH tE1f thr island off rufuuin
would naturally nu '1 Ihc iot 30 the rfni.
trd States ff a. understood tnnt the Brlt
iaH tuttar.u quite fliy cOinriIed with
ta vrN and while the Gcrmaua seemed
tl regard f atorthIY f wa len .-a
Or more mature approval by tho berlin
authorities In oonoeilnE fhis island and
htrior n the unted States. account VA
taken of the fact thl. if tn agreement
uas raachod On thar point q would mlu
bo far ihe United stlfss senate GO xivo
ita approval % the arrangement one o.
the remaining Islands. Upolo Is of much
value. while the other 5avaii. "a prleuc.
ally vt'uriesa.
ft % elxgested THAI Great Britain cede
thc Gilbert ard Solomon ISLANDS % Ge~-
macy the la'tfr r,urnE from aamoa
The fsl Islands and some other points
tiao have been considered during the
discussion. but thus fnI 5ermany has moi
actsl faForbiy on tho suggestion. ana
there havo teen evidence THAI she pre-
fsrred to retain her possession and make
Co 11mrpnaafun to Great Britain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

Washington. Nov. THE monthly
statement ~ the public deb, issued to.
day shows that az the close of bushes
on October a. the debit. Ices cash in
che treasury amounted 60 81 ifs.e2e 6st
"a decrease during the month ~ g. l6e
iea. This decrease o. accounted fnr by
che Increase in the amount 10 cash on
hand and the Increased redemption 90
national bank notes The debt ls recap.
fulatcd as follows.
Interest bearing debt ti.oiso Gzo
Debt ln which Interest has ceased
since maturity fi2i00e0
Debit hearinr no Interest trss1ss .
Ogi
Total titego2it2t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

Patterson n Nov. i--Vice Presl
dent Hobart took aons- nourshmenr
tonight Mu Hobari says a. looks
better and stronger than o. has AZ
peared in two or three weeks Tho
PROSPECTS are that he win pass h.t-
Ger nIaht thau he dla laHt night He
had me newspapers yead to him so-
nght and took quite an interest in
current Affairs sac also talked for Sd
time tonlgut about hls private business
anaiu.
The doctor lsft the hobart residence
ni 0'cl0fk and 40 O. not likely haf
h.tH I relun tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02
To Beat the Law.

HIrnsipo,a. MIN Nov The -
Dr,ue count decision holding ths Grindsls-
hnt lac. Nhioh pros .des Cor licensing an
grain ani ar prodlc, commission mrn. to
os clnatit4u3uai has broaghi about
strange condition of tnaira
The fq1b.Fe comm teion men of Min
raap1ls. 81 Paul ani pguth htsc
bardni tsg,fher ana claim fhtr a. comply
with ere itw would make me BUSINESS
urpr,Hfsbie tnd pending tne iegli nEnt
theF have decided ta s1 out of ihs com
m.sa1r business ana bus 1 produce out.
right President Tlton W a. Misuetpolla
produce exchange tnnogneef aat no
moro quotation ou urndues would bc
sIyer art as fhor. a up ionssr nom-
mlsiol market
Inf.r N0I -Tte PoH0NleHn Fev.
r-rmert ne.lrd're ta q dnnafrh fram
Oporno fo fhe naHy Mau has decided
fu 1f I'D troops fa ueiaEna blY before
fha enI ~ December unless thH fr1nacf
30 p.r.nrue. r1sf hfrr Hhlaf ~
ffr.. t.r.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

vicerrtf trN p1vrrfri urrr0. brain rud biooi
food Ihnv feed tho brain. nuHd no. repair aad
strengthen wasisi eorn a11 t.lrd urrvrs. punfY
and enrich the hif.tl aul Heud t hIuudIuE thrnlan
ami ssusH HIf.l Ia fIuIlf. HIfn noe t..I.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-02

TnE UG0a ~ Tug gnnt IS m sTPosG sERygS.
TnE LiFE OF Tar BODY IS N PugC BLO0D.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


notice to British residents is pup
lished in this issue.
Senator II. p. Baldwin and c. Hede-
man have returned from Kauai
Fred w. McChesney is out today Tor
the first time after a week illness.
How Hopper was Sidetracked viii
be repeated at the Orpheum this ev-
! ening.
DR.. G. A. Peterson, labor Inspector
| has returned from an official tour of
Kauai
There will be game of basket ball
at the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. g. a.
this evening.
George Farr, bookkeeper for Nc
! Chesney & Son, is quite i'll of pneumo-
| mia, at his home in Palama.
Lieutenant w. w. Needham returned
by the W. G. Hail, Sunday morning,
from a business tour of Kauai.
In the cricket match Saturday after
noon the Davies & co. team won over
the Honolulus by score of 60 to 81.
The financial condition of the Bank
of Hawaii as shown by the books on
January l, 1892 is published in this is
sue.
Thomas j. Higgins, the Olaa coffee
man and capitalist, is visiting the city.
j. w. Wilson, his partner, is also down
from Htlo.
F. b. Damon offers for sale the home
stead belonging to the estate of Geo.
! G. BeckWith, containing 1882 acres, at
Haiku, Maui.
G. Ako, keeper of the little store az
| the kamehameha terminus of the tram
line. died yesterday and was buried in
| PauOa valley.
The latest novelties in ladies muslin
underwear, japanese rugs and Turkish
towels, are the leaders at b. f. En-
lers & Co. this week
Wall, Nichols Co. have their new mu-
sic store in good shape and are ready
for business. a new invoice of Stein
way pianos just to hand.
Professor Berger and the band mad
quite a large tourist audience at Ma
kee Island yesterday afternoon. The
town turn out was also large
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Chlldren's society
VIII De held at the residence OF Dr. j.
NJ. whitney saturday evening.
On thursday. at III o CLOCK a. m, Jas.
r. Morgan Will sell at auction, house
mold furniture, plants, etc, at the
residence OF j. Mort CAT Emma street.
Inc water main opposite captain
Parkers residence IN Llllha street,
sprung a leak yesterday and flooded
the nelsnoorhood Tor snort time.
Permanency OF shape is an important
| item in the sum that goes to make up
good clothes This is a feature of the
Steln-Block clothlng, sold by M. Nc
| lnerny
Inc annual meeting OF the Paclnc
| Guaho ana tefullZef company Will De
| nelu at the office OF III Hackteld Co..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
PUBLIC CONCERT

The band will present the following
selections at Emma square this even
ing, beginning at 1880 o'clock:
PART /.
Overture-The Armorer w Lortzing
Gavotte-Circus ............ FIieee
Scotch Selection-Robert Burns (by
IequesU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BOniScau
(a) cottage on the Hill. l Love
Somebody ......... "
Miss Julia Keliiaa.
CD Akaihi Hoi. Kuwiliwili ........
Mrs. Mani Alepai.
(c) The Idol of My Heart ..............
Frank Foster.
PART II.
Cornet SOlo-Eleanor ...... Wiegand
Charles Kreuter.
Fantasia-The Rivals ........ Pettee
Selection-The Fortune Teller (new)
- e So '''''s'''' ........ Herbert
March-The Fortune Teller (new)
''''.... .......... ............ Herbert
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
H1Lo RACING PARK.

The prospectus of the Hawaiian Rae
ing Park Association has just been is
sued. 1t proposes to build and equip
a racing park and baseball grounds at
Hilo on land of the Waiakea Mill Com
pany, leased for twenty years at 81 a
year. The proposed capital is 10000,
in shares of $25 each, the first assess
ment to be so per cent of the par value
The plans include a lease of the park
to a Jockey club to be formed, for five
years at a rental equivalent to per
cent on the investment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
PORTLAND OREGONIAN.

The Portland Morning Oregonian is
sued it's annual number January 10th.
II is a thirty-siX page paper with a
autograph covered supplement of
twenty eight pages. A great part of
the contents are of especial interest
only to Oregonians, but the supple
ment contains 25O half tone engravings
which make it interesting to everyone
who likes grand scenery or cares to
keep Informed as to the resources and
progress of one of the great states of
the union.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
HIS BREAKFAST.

The German emperor takes for his
breakfast a small white loaf, the top
of which is covered over with salt, and
which accordingly goes by the name Of
a salt bun. After this he consumes a
small special kind of bun, known as a
"lucca eye" then some sandwiches, for
which another kind of bread is requir-
ed, baked until the outside is quite
black.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.
On Thursday, February 2, '9S.
AT 10 O'CLOCK NOON.

At the residence of Mr.. j. MORT
DAT, Emma street, opposite Emma
Square, 1 will sell at Public Auction,
Household Furniture, comprising:
LACE CURTAINS, EASY CHAIRS,
DIVANS AND COUCHES,
CARPETING, LARGE RUGS,
PORTIERS, BAMBOO SHELVES,
OAK BEDROOM SET,
BUREAUS, TABLES,
PIANO LAMP, HALL LAMPS,
FINE BLACK WALNUT DINING
TABLE,
B. w. CHAIRS, MARBLE TOP
SIDEBOARD,
CROCKERY ANR GLASSWARE,
ONE MEDALLION STOVE AND
UTENSILS
REFRIGERATOR, MEAT SAFE,
ONE FINE COLLECTION OF
PALMS AND FERNS,
ONE MAMMOTH SAGO PALM,
ETC, ETC.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNUAL sTATEMENT.

ANNUAL STNTEMENT.
Bank of Hawaii Ltd.......pag )
FOR SALE.
+. T. Damon ........ .........Iage l
AUCTION.
Jas. +. Morgan ...........Page S
ANNUAL MEETING.
Pacific Guano and Fcrtz. Co. Page |
NOTICE.
TO British Residents. Page l
MISC ELLANEOUS.
b. +. EhlerS d Page )
NJ. MclnernN. ...,.......... Rage ;
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
FOR RENT.

Newly furnished rooms, desirable To-
cation, with or without board
A. DUNN,
Lunalilo Street or Telephone 1904.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
KODAKS.

You are told that there is no
Kodak but the Eastman Kodak. "
We handle only Eastman kodaks.
Their goods are a guarantee of
quality. We have them from SIS
to SIS, and whether you buy the
lowest priced instrument or the
highest, they will be found just as
represented. Kodaks make the
best OF Holiday Presents, accept
able to either sex.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
FILnS.

Eastman Films are good Films.
That is the reason we handle them
Exclusively. You will always find
our Films fresh, and fresh Films
insure the best work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-30
Developing and Printing,

Many amateurs enjoy the work
of developing and printing. There
are others who have not the time
or inclination to do the work them
selves. We make a speciality of
this branch of the Kodak business.
Our customers are kind enough to
say we turn out better work than
they get elsewhere. We take
pride in this department of our
business. Every Film developed
carefully. If our photographer
finds you are making mistakes he
will correct you. That's a very i'm
portant advantage. Let us show
you what we can do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

inexponsive li.te collarettea and boas; silks ana
dress goods and handsome table linen. all had
,beir share of attractiveness. The jewellers and
silversmiths did a better business than they
havo enioved for several seasons, and this not
only in the moderately priced articles but III
e,cb valuable pieces as diamond necklaces ana
sor,icos of massive silver plate. More than one
iaweUer a few days before Christmas, was
lamenting his overcauton and lack OF foresight
in not laying in a larger stock OF ms expensive
wares Books have not yet been referred to in
tho lie, of this wears favorte gifts. but only
hacause sucb a reference is almost needless.
rhev arc always one Of the strongest features
90 tho halliday trade and this season was no
exception to the rule.
Tho New Years present. it may be mentioned
s., ,,ay ~ conclusion. il entirely obsolete None