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TRUSTS ARE
INEVITABLE
The Opinion of Chancellor Hill
OF Georgia University.

ATLANTA. TIA. oct AS DhAueel-
luf Walter n iilI II ths state uaI=
NefHitY. ,taHsd sensation HHfr hf
Ind rHHf tia pHlnuui.s 81 tru# ~
when he declared them h. be- IN line
~ progressive advancement n H4H
at thc apruIuE o. che G#aasit s.si-
NIf 40 nhlch ,.aV Gambler ana atHat
Democratic politicians wee Tfea.uU
Chancellor ilHI treated - IsH.HH=
nlitS as yuntflstri IN human euaHs
With combination
As applied 90 huaIuesa Die -iIH.
combination hes gwen Hu Ifuals.
These trusts are ton ettue taa ugaH
ua. CD near part af the trrz pfH=
reHsinn in which Ne ourselves. az
moving % enable any aea Is f.fm
definite cor anal constitutions mueH
less o. aosmauEo uuf taH PROPOSE
tisus seem To mr e. D. probably
true TruatH ate evoked naturally
ami ines ltnbiy tratu modern ba#lr. za
conditions
n ~. legislation asaInaf them ri.
tended to be- destructive futile
Trusts aro AttruitI by arysi rtIis
aui dauEyrr. witch may be cheek s
hy legislation. the Greatest daress
neius their cauaeleueelraa rsuEfinH
ton to the campaign funds r. baa
~ The great polite parties
Mat a trust the farmers miFhH
orsaniss They could brHun far whole
world u terms In q hours
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DELAYED BY
THE RAINS
Work on Many New Building S
Is stopped.

Rain temporarily iHtrffapl#1
building lu agatir tho Hart H.#k.
and good uany earr.H-. IaEa
laas Hsn enjoying a Ia1 .sa usIH
winch have been r,af.d In ere raH
s#srs.Ha towards completion V.tu.a.
interruption bat where H-.l# SOD.
en3 partially nH.rIsi fae sausf=
t##a uHIi hate % H8If 600 tUH clouds
ra# hY
Al tMs time " yr1H usaH. ere not
lst4 lH ntU buildings uu9f fHa uIa##
tefnE has teHu fut aH aHi u##su.
dHs ~ the Tongue .aa1 Efapfe atuH
De- Hhsis t1 swell Nith absorbed mu.s.
tufe. aui afterwards HHruH huI
check whou thr boards boz mr try
Double 1aarH have hr.sm, Tire or
Dee ~ The time. Ia all maHrru nous
rs and the lower layer - boards
thus aHta 80 faIf white the cor
Iantsra. plaairfsra HHd paIHtes aHs
asarfd nu the auuef atfIet.Hs 4
generation RFo. Tie HaHrs vets usu#
atf laid .u frame hu lIrFs tHe HH#f
tlnF. AMI were mus uia3 o. enrl
itfp rlHers D. fore Che Hauea Has
complete NaW The Hof proper r.
HaHsi - tn Interior ur ihe wallis
pH.ir TN many oassH a hrrter Is
.HHt oa iHr principle ~ TIE madrrH
.sE WhI.h covers tbs central pHf#
I'm ~ tne rsYm aHH exposes thu
uea fashioned nHar naf1rf % View
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INQUIRIES FOR
MISSING ONES
Requests Received to Locate
Fathers, Husbands, Etc.

Chief % Police Reed - kept busy
answering TIRE many communications
received daily In regard to missing
friends and relatives Since the
great rush to Alaska. the Inquiries
for the lost ones has gained rapidly.
Nearly every letter tells u mlsfor-
tune and sorrow caused b. the Kioa-
dixie rush The following letters
have been received by chief Reed the
past week
Mildred Marsh ~ Los Angeles.
ca. has asked the chief to locate
her brother Archie Marsh lie left
spokane f1r this city In Savcmbsr
1899. and she has received no word
from him since. He IL barber by
trade
Mrs. r. " Cotton. Or Narthamu-
ton. Mass desires chief Reed To- TO-
cate her husband Hhn eft Florence.
Mass. for Dawson city June q. 1890
She has received no word from him
since he left home
} ! HottEar. manager - the Pa.
rinc Coast Land Co. - Sacramento.
Cal. has written 10 Chief Rood for
hNiAaHH A#.HAH H.fNA NNNH#A NAlF " EHtIfr
abouts 81 John =. Daul
Matthias Connolly. Of Park city.
Utah has written q letter To- chief
Reed asking him Co locate hia son
Thomas Connolly lie reached this
city August 10 from Dawson CITY.
with several thousand dollars In His
posse sElan. Connolly had M bad
habits. and hls father fears h. has
met With foul play. lie was q
years ~ age
Geo. " Edwards. NJ Vallejo. cal.
has written 70 Chief Reed informing
him that man by the name NJ Jas.
!. Mcclure. formerly living iu that
city and answering IN description
James p. Mcclure. whose remains
were found IN an old barn a. Lester.
wash. several weeks ago. with evil
dcnee u murder Mcclure was a
now paper man
Mrs Hazel silks. Of ST Louis. Mo.
has asked chief Reed To locate Mira
Jonn Clark, who is supposed To- reaide
IN this city. 4 serious accident las
happened to Mrs. Ciarka husband
and Mrs. Silks desires her address
That she may write her tho particu.
lars
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THE ARMY TO
MAKE A TEST
Signal Corps to Experiment
With Marconi system.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. oct, 2s--
Col. James Allen. Of the signal corps.
will soon enter upon extensive cx-
periments with the Marcoui system
% wireless telsgraphy for the pur-
pose OF establishing the eventual
practicabihty % the system IN con-
nection with tive signal service of the
army.
A number Of automobiles pur-
chased By the war department are 70
be used In conjunction with these eX-
periments. which viii take place II
the vicinity OF Fort Myer. Virginia.
The automobiles are to be supplied
with the electrical appliances OF the
Narconi system. and each ~ the
storage wagons will. In addition. b.
provided with a balloon. which viii
raise high In the air the coil of an
electric wire necessary for the trans
mission Of messages. BY the use NJ
the balloon the wire may be sent W
az high a. necessary. and thus be at
such an elevation as to be above any
erninsnces that might tend t. inter
fers or defect the wave currents.
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TWO women ROB
MEN IN SEATTLE
The Daring Street. Operations O
FashionabIy Dressed Crooks.

. For tbr arHt tfe n police
neut thieves have been able a operate Seattle eant being
. detected and brought @ }asu# Dbl fhr HhrrHa
'Ns Who ar ksf.n a. .hg Rail ana sh.ft women They
. have ben faHszfa s# hH weeks
. said thvy have thrf eae3Il 1900
Their = :
81
% iu q
Z speedily O. OF
ths'r niuahs
. into hH frkHfs FHi thy have he before
= frauaptrnr
er 40 be docs no. 10 6 hats h connected a1b such
. d.sTrarrfHf sgair
orrera arant ana ~ cpmanrs vha patriot e. rhrt
Fourth ttth
locate these Bold
. lu
. f2s lie rsfasri ~
Last Kondke %
. robbed Of test sid o.
= SUNDAY nsht Damascus
. IS Flfth
@9niay mist KeaaueF Nao saaA aot es'e BIZ
ported headquarters II
fees blark tram assiqaafte Tasg
. description of the
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A HUGE WATER
TANK BURSTS

OCEAN CITY. y. j.. oct. - With
n crash and roar which startled the
residents and sounded Ike the cx-
p'oalon Of steam boiler. the city'z
huge water tank burst yesterday ar
toruoan and Iei loose 30 n0n gallons M
water. To add to the excitement TIC
nrc alarm whistle was blown, and
instantly tho strcets were nllcd With
people with bauohcd faces lnquIrlnE
ar to what had happened. Az re-
suit u the crash the city WIS boz
darkness tho wator supply ls cut on
ana It ia feared that this condition
VIII continue FOR two or three duyH
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Killed by Electricity.

CoATEsv1LLE. Pa. oct. - m
electric current - fRn volts ahlI
through the body ~ Charles Naksa
a. the HrandYWiue Rolling Mills here
today. killing him instantly Nakr~.
Uha vas known az the afruu Get
man lu Gheste- county. vas Operate
INK crane. when TIE guy re1 sup
porting L touched an are hEht he
collapsed and for "A time his fellow
wotkmeu feared ta touch hia bHiy
~ Il seemed % be- charged wjCh elcc-
trieity.
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and asking i,s pleasure.

The Northern Pacific railroad virtually perpetual
ehiss
harradc
e be
concessions nuruE
Ocean Of the demands refused President Mel
len and bis
contemplation but al shrevd
s-rtions glance II M Meln control
footing
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HUSBAND AND
WIFE BURNED

GREEN LAKE. wis. Oct Is
Terrace Beach CASINO, Il large build
ing. owned by W a. Meyer. burned
10 the ground at an early hour today.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerks. who occupied n
room about the dining hail. were
burned to death
Mr.. jerks was lying very ~ In bed
and not expected to live. Mrs jerks
made a heroic attempt TO save her
husband, hut before she could rescue
him the flames cut on all escape and
he aged couple died together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-25
RIFLES MEET TONIGHT

The Seattle Rifles aud former
members Of Company y First WASH
inEton regiment, vii meet tonight In
the chamber Of commerce The pur-
pose II to reorEanize the old mem
bsrs Of Company y into a veteran
militia organization The immediate
purpose IL 10 banquet Company, y u
the First Washington volunteers IN
its return: but II IL also contemplat-
ed maintaining permanent organ
ization
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The depot question
Of Norhsrh
friend
iIe =
and received fun
~ having
union the tide whether h~nruei
The
b.
uen a
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The Shuckers Strike.

NORFOLK. Va. oct Is. Oyster
shipments have fallen or perceptlbly
~ a result Of the strike inaugural
ed yesterday by 800 colored shuck
ers employed here.
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The interesting intelligence Pau that Precedent
Mereu Vice Presidents Me
Henry
cine will leave here Tor seattle where
they
Probably the nrst Northern Pacific
mates after landing Will business urst
class
what thIus wu bc the biess
ms the Northern
the Northern Pacific telegram
just quoted will
inclined kick railroad and
he will have that he m In other words
the Northern Pacific through
plans and
The
Seattle
the erection OF Independent
ed This city without
Of the Northern Pacific railroad everybody
corporation.
and asking
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Some
depot privileges by
they in
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HttG ifrtt.

r ArIHH sfIumHH. HHafruea. sa.ts 81
uHitHfs engineers. afsHau fern L4ndn.
fafatH. 30 # H#.u r. Tef tiaak itla
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Some three weeks the star
Of the Northern Pacific railroad
mental to The depot project hardly
Northern Pacific selected the
only which desired
were
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elapsed Northern
sued folders for information
contained mention Of the ~ Seattle According
tables Tacoma the
these folders
remember
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/ D. GAIHaIf. Hasat uf4at4f in aiHI.'
faItf Hnd solicitor uipateHE4. Room 7l.II
lIIufAt.y HIHtE
gffaH e. EHpF f0omH s. IfHHer bIfH.
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As WE have IuHt completed our
a~- al tfamHag. We vii be 81 p
HuF orc al WHatef THa mlae has
an ere exposure ~ about 80 feet.
aHaaYlug serF hish % copper. Ns
are nov offering limited amount
81 the treasury stock at - cents
share. For further particulars
concerning assays and Fauples.
call OF write - the office. Go FIRST
avenue. Tel Aialu G1l
= A CORHTTT
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= v nouGHfON. A. So. no. al
Collins block
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o. - nIPsW asutlsi. srst.sii-. - esrua
sf-i trsars u,fs az iiarss baiia,as.
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oL0IItls oLKANINta


50 g-flE glafhss HsrsaiHr "a. Keep y0a,
elafhsf 10 shsps Ter s. - MOI dTsiHr.
sise H4ur. fapa4f.na iiOs -. Tel sun i0o..
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A4I.AH 10. wafkr. - Uulon ssFvst Tsis-
Hne Har apoi. Ths cali ErrEeh Lys
H-saH 80 ia. ritY
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Republics ms Doomed.
Ed. The INDEPENDENT

Ed. The INDEPENDENT:-
In your issue OF Sept. 4th you say
that at is spoken in whispers that
one OF our influential dailies will
shortly openly espouse the demo
cratic cause for the next presiden-
tial campaign" Why, Mr.. Editor,
that is only one more cunning little
trick OF the family compact to be on
the safe side if possible, as no doubt
they begin to realize that at tho
next presidential election Mckinley
will be buried So deep that all Of
his rotten beef soldier numbering
friends outside Of Hades can never
dig him from obscurity. 1t will
make 40 difference to the oligarchy
whether the next administration OF
the United States is Republican or
Democratic, as this selfish abortion
OF government that boycotted
Hawaiians in order to force them to
take an oath Chat could be nothing
hut false) to support the clique that
had robbed them, is infamous, and
is doomed and damned beyond re-
covery. So be it. All hail to the
day of independence and the rights
OF the people. AMERICAN.
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CONDENSED FOREIGN NEWS

Yellow fever is spreading through
the cities OF the South. Quarantine
has been proclaimed against Key
West and the garrison is to be re-
moved.
General Sebert says that Dreyfus
is innocent.
A reign Of anarchy rules In San
Domngo's capital.
Waldeck- Rousseau refused the
mediation OF the Archbishop OF Pa
ris in favor Of Outlaw Guerip, and
the man and his followers are to be
suppressed by the firemen Of Paris.
Secretary Chamberlain has pub
lished the correspondence between
London and Pretoria. He insists on a
conference with the Beers. War
appears imminent.
Col. Du Patty De, Clam has made
sensational confession, exposing
all the crookcdness OF which he has
been guilty.
Germany and China have come
into conflict in the Kiaochau hinter-
land, and Germany has issued an
ultimatum that her citizens must be
protected.
The American troops have again
defeated the brigands OF Cebu with
severe loss.
One hundred and fifty mechanics
have struck at Cramps shipbuilding
yard.
A revolution seems imminent
should Dreyfus be acquitted.
The coming State Fair at Sacra-
mento promises to be the best ever
held in the Golden State.
It is reported that the Govern
ment intends to close the Philippine
ports against commerce.
The international Law Associa-
ton have elected the following off,
GERS: Sir Richard E. Webster, At
torney General for England, presi-
dent; Senator G. F. Henderson OF
Nebraska, honorary president; Hon.
Sir William Rand Kennedy, pres-
dent OF the eighteenth conference;
w. c. Endioott, Judge of the Su.
preme Court OF Massach usetts; Ban
croft Davis and Carl Shnrz, vice
presidents for the United States;
Right Hon. Sid John Lubbock,
treasurer; James Alexander and
Geo. @. Phillimore, both OF London,
secretaries.
Brooklyn stands at the head in
the National Baseball League.
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ROYAL DANISH CONSULATE.
HONOLULU, Sept. 6, 1899.

HONOLULU, Sept. 6, 1899.
rVHE UNDERSIGNED, CONSUL FOR
i Denmark for the Hawaiian Islands,
calls the attention OF Danish born resi-
dents in this Consular District to the pro-
visions of the Danish Law of March 10,
1898, according to which, under certain
conditions, the right as a Danish born SUBJ
ject will be forfeited by uninterrupted
domicile abroad for the term of ten years !;
this law came into effect on April Z, 1893
Such forfeiture, however, cannot take
place before ten years after the last named
date. However, a declaration made in
writing before this Consulate. expressing
their wish 10 reserve their right as Danish
born subjects will interrupt the said term
OF ten years. When making this dsclara-
ton before the Consulate, Danish subjects
will be required to produce evidence show
ing that they are Danish born.
H. II. MACFARLANE,
1299-3t Consul.
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Kentucby's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
aud excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy & Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Talanda.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-09

Fred. Harrison the proprietor of
the Hawaiian Marble Works, is ready
to supply his patrons and friends
with tomb stones suitable to all
tastes, requirements and purfes. His
Office is in the new buildings next to
the Occidental on the corner of
Alakaa and King straat.
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Will Fisher is now seated at the
most elaborate desk ever imported
here, and it is pleasure to look at
tbs fine piece of furniture while he
tries and succeeds in selling you a
lot you don't want.
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Per AUSTRALIA, for Camarinos
Refrigerator--An extra fresh supply,
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, Raisins, Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Cauliflower, Rhubarb, AS
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters Tin tin and shelly,
Grabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game in season. Also fresh Rock
fort, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early.
Prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Talanbona a79
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The stowaways who arrived here
on a transport were shipped out OF
the country by the Marshal on the
noric
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The s. f. Call contains the first
batch OF interviews on the form of
Government OF Hawaii. 1t occupies
two pages and the portraits are I'M
iuue. The agents have extras.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-09

The battle between Jefferies ano
Sharkey is to be fought at Coney
Island on the 23d inst.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Voss will re
turn to town by the Claudine to
morrow after a visit to Hawaii.
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The Amazon Beers are arming in
the Transvaal.
The new Alabama made splen-
did trial trip and exceeded the con-
tract by. knot and half making IL
and quarter knots.
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The schooner Blanche and Ella
will leave for Hanalei and Kalihi-
wal, Kauai, on Monday evening, at
5 O'Clock,
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The fair and luau in connection
with the Sewing Society OF St. An
drew's Cathedral will take place on
Saturday, September 80, afternoon
and evening.
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THE ORPHEUM
Family Theatre.
TONIGHT

o-NEW COMPANY-o
CHANDLER and MCPHERSON,
The Society Duetists.
TRIXIE COLEMAN,
The Charming Soubrette, Pre-
mier Buck and Wing Dancer.
LYNWOOD, re.engaged;
The Human Knot - Worlds
Greatest Contortionist.
ORDWAY,
The Novelty Musical Artist.
Lillian LESLIE,
The handsome and charming
descriptive and Comic Vocalist.
BOGGS and HAYWARD,
The Talented Sketch Artists, in
an Original Sketch,
MRS. BOUNCER'S BOARDERS,
Buckstone's Famous Comedy
1.-THE NEW BOY"
Box Office opens st l0A.W. Phone h4G.
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American Messenger Service,
Masonic Temple, Telephone 444
All night service.
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The Berkeley Ex-Students re-.
ceivej Ex-President Kellogg on the
Doric last evening and are to-day
making his visit pleasant and en-
Pertaining.
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Messenger Service.

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
phona. 27a.
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Mrs. w. M. Kincaid returned b,
the Doric last evening.
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Captain Kanae drove a Chinese
wash wagon past our Office looking
every inch like Chinese, his uni
form being what give him away.
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General Otis is suffering from
melancholia and insomnia, the result
OF worry over the criticisms OF his
campaign.
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DR.. Posey, specialist for Eye, Ear
Throat and Nose diseases, and
Catarrh. Masonic Temple. 8 to IL,
l to 4.
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Business houses will close early to
day on account of the races.
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Every article, genuine bargain
at l.. B. Kerr's Departure Sale.
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Hans the Boatman at the Opera
House this evening. Prices reduced.
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r and @ CORSET are the best
Sachs & Co., Agents.
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Season ticket sale for the Boston
Lyrics opens on Monday next al
Wall, Nichols Co.
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At length the Waialua case has
been submitted to Judge Perry.
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Captain Gartenberg will entertain
Colonel and Mrs. Mills at luau
this evening.
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THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS,
Sachs & Co.
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ALL WOOL FRENCH CHAL-
LIES. on 25c yard at Sachs.
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@. j. Falk has been elected Score
tary Of the Honolulu Sock Elk
change.
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The Doric sails at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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500 Dozen Towels, 75c a Dozen,
at l.. B. Kerr's Departure Sale
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SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs.
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$40 REWARD

nFFERED FOR ANY INFORM ALTON
" as to the whereabout of small, pure
white, long haired Japanese puppy taken
from in front of the house or from the
yard of DR.. Murray. 1300-3t#
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No matinee this afternoon.
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NEW SAILOR HATS at Sachs.
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Orpheum tonight.