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contains I hadn't much faith in the pos
~ibility Of cure. but the results are ftr
markable. 7 had been laid up for months
but from the day ! began The hice fntth-
cd the rupture did not butnef me lNt
minute n was only "a short time when
j couldn't feel any trace ~ where the
rupture had been ana ] soon was uNir
fo work an day as freely go young
man. / advice every rurtured man or woe
man to send AZ once and get this moinnn
a it viii certainty cure permanently HNn
perfectly" SIR. Meyer advice o. good.
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and III you- now 81 ans other person rup-
tured have aim write also. Such an ace
or Kindness will be- remembered nll the
rest on his life. Write today without fan.
Address Dr. ". 3. Rice. dd1 II. Main st..
Adams, n. Y The trial g. mailed free %
am who send name and address and ~
sent sealed In plain wrapper.
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fight with both broadsides while each of
Fishers vessels could use but one.
The victory was so complete and over
whelming that the umpire awarded it on
the spot to the dashing hero of the
Alexandria bombardment who ran the
Condor in right under the guns of the
Egyptian fort and battered it to atoms
at close range
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Feelings of safety DcrVadc thn house
hold that uses one Minute cough cure.
the only harmless remedy that produces
Immediate results. IL is infallihie for
coughs. colds. Group and an thront and
lung troubles IL viii prevent cousump-
tion At all drug stores.
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COLORADO FLYER.

Via aoreat Rock Island Route"
Leaves Topeka $40 p. m. arriving
Colorado Springs 1926. Denver 1900
o'clock next a. m
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It is well known that DcWitrs witch
Hazel Salve will heal burn and stop the
pain at once. II Will cure eczema and skin
diseases and ugly wounds and sores. II is
a certain cure FOR piles. Countorfriia may
be offered you. SEE that you got TIE
original DeWitts witch Hazel Sa1ve. At
all drug stores.
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Mrs. JarreIl's Luncheon.

Mrs. Frank FARRELL gave an informal
one o'clock luncheon today in honor OF
Miss Theresa ROssington. 1t was a pink
and green affair and all the decorations
We're carried out in those colors. The
centerpiece and doilies We're Of honiton
lace over pale green. Pink carnations
and delicate maiden hair fern formed a
pretty center piece, while sprays of the
same were scattered over the cloth, pro-
ducing a very pretty effect.
Mrs JaTreIl's guests We're, Miss Ros-
sington, Miss Florence Rossington Miss
Susie Gay, Miss Nellie Clough and Mrs.
DickeV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-06-19

Insure your health in prickly ash
bitters. It regulates the system, pro-
notes good appetite, sound sleep and
cheerful spirits. Sold by Chapman q
Briggs. DIV
Rev. J. H. Marshall, Christian
evangelist Of Texas,w begin a series
Of meetings in this city OH the 9Th OF
July. A large tent is to be erected
for the purpose.
d. N. Fink, who has been connected
with the Turner Hardware Co. at
Muskogee has gone to Grove to start
a bank in connection with some of the
business men of that place.
Mothers who would keep their
children in good health should watch
for the first symptoms Of worms and
remove them with Whites cream
vermifuge. Price, 25 cents. Peoples
Drug Store. DIV
The article, "Children OF Dickens
Fancy" by Mrs. j. G. Anderson, Of
Vinita, which appeared in the Chief
tain some weeks ago, was read before
IN open meeting Of the Continental
Chapter Of the D. A. Il. in Washing
ton last week.
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The Egyptian native press opposes
the entrance of Christian missionaries
into the Soudan.
1t has been ascertained by series
of questions that what children are
most afraid of are thunderstorms
Next come reptiles, strangers, dark.
ness, fire. death, domestic animals,
illness. wild animals, water, insects,
etc.
The total missionary force under
leading Christian societies doing
strictly foreign work was 1920 last
year, and the total native force was
54,42O. There were 20,22s schools, with
44,43O pupils, and the income for the
year was $14,513,s72.
Seven Christian Endeavor societies
have been organized in Beirut, and
this is in answer from a spontaneous
demand from the Young men of the
churches. 1t was only 50 years ago
that the first Christian church was
organized in Syria with only IS mem
bers.
The Philadelphia Italian mission,
under the care of DR.. Malan, makes a
good report for the year. There have
been more than 100 conversions with
In the past ~ months. The losses in
the field are numerous, but the net in
crease in the membership of the mis-
sion is 80.
Frank, what is a heliograph?" ."
asked Mrs. Bloomfield. She had been
reading the South African war news.
you will have observed. "It's an in
strument to throw light on distant
situation" replied MIR. Bloomfield
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
A young gentleman took his little
sisterwith him while calling the other
evening at house where he is a reg
ular visitor. The little girl made her
self quite at home, and showed great
fondness for one OF the young ladies,
hugging her heartily. How very az
fectionate she Isl" said the lady Of
the house Yes; so like her brother"
responded the young lady, unthink-
ingly.-Buffalo Courier.
President Eliot, of Harvard, told
the following story at an alumni din
ner some time ago; Il cannot ac-
knowledge that as the years go by ]
am growing old. have evidence TO
the contrary. When was proctor at
a few years after my
learned that the stu
dents spoke, of me habitually as old |
Eliot A few nights ago. on the other
hand, raet a group Of students IN
the street, and when I passed them 1 !
heard one say 20 the others: I won
der where Charlie has been so lateT
Providence Journal
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Town full Of drummers.

AOWH lull VI uTumneTS.
Council meeting tomorrow night.
Gray will buy chickens and eggs.
Wild goose plums are getting ripe.
Furnished room for rent; apply here.
w p. Thompsons baby is better TO-
day.
Troy Dawson went to joplin yester-
day.
The purest, freshest drugs at Fore
mans.
Jas. Davenport went to Muskogee
today
Pryor Farley went to Ft. Smith last
night.
Machine oil at W. W. MIller's. All
kinds.
New goods arrived at Badgett's yes
terday.
Fresh bread, cake and pie at Gus
Nichols.
Bob o'shea went to Chelsea this
morning.
Watch repairing guaranteed at
foremans.
Fresh vegetables and fruits-Vinita
meat store.
w. II. Morrison was in from Duck
creek today
W. S. stanaeld went to Checotah
this morning.
Bring us all your chickens and eggs.
John Q. Gray.
z. w, Riser, Of Muskogee, was in
the city today. /
Miss Lille Allen of Welch is visit
ing in the city.
Good all around househeeper want
ed. Apply here.
Furnished room for rent, without
board; apply here.
Jas. Davenport returned last night
from Conway, Ark.
Mrs. Paul will return to Bristow
tomorrow morning. ,
Mr.. aud Mrs. U. V. Scott were in
from Paw Paw today.
Miss Matte Walker went to Tulsa q
this morning on visit. {
Good housekeeper wanted, no other
need apply good wages.
Miss Lucy Nichols went to Chelsea t
this morning on visit. 0
W. P. Gatewood is expecting HIS son
today from Cameron, l. T. g
Mrs. Mike Gabbert isslowly improv- y
Ing. She has been very i'll. e
Try that fresh bread at Gus Mich
ols' and you will buy no other !
John Anderson has accepted posi- "
lion as druggist at Pryor Creek :
Luman Parker and J. S. Davenport :,
vent 70 Mnskogee this morning. =
7. D. Cox has very sick baby. 1t =
vas reported as some better today. 4,
Editor Combs of the Alton Climax
was ia town few hours yesterday. nj
Red Cross ball blue makes clothes OF
ghiter than snow. Large . OF. pack al
Ige only cents. OF
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From now until July The In
dian Chieftain and the Kansas
City Journal will be sent to any
address whole year forS1.1o.
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went 70 Wagner this morning for q
visit.
John 7. Gunter will leave in day
or two TO join his family at Sloan
Springs.
Tom Byrd leaves tonight for St.
Louis and will visit St. Paul before
returning.
Miss Mabel Miller came in from
Bristowyesterday on a visit with her
home folks.
Judge Gill is at Wewoka holding
court. This is the first term of court
at that place.
Miss Maud Miller will entertain her
friends this evening in honor Of Miss
Nellie Moore.
A weeks dry weather and hot sun
shine would be very acceptible to the
wheat farmers.
Mrs. Ward Of the Jumbo store has
been sick for the past few days and
unable to work.
The -bluest blue makes the whitest
white, that's Red Cross ball blue.
Refuse limitations.
Assistant District Attorney Chas.
II. Sawyer and Nat Rider are at We
woka holding couIt.
W. 5. Stanaeld went south this
morning TO attend to his duties as
special census agent.
Wanted-All the chickens and eggs
that come to Vinita; highest market
price at J. G. Gray's.
The Ladies Of ST. Johns Guild will
meet Wednesday at 4 o'clock with
Mrs. w. M. Mellette.
L. w. Burlington purchased driv-
ing horse rom L. c. Couch yesterday;
the price paid was 800,
Rev. Brewer returned from Ruby
and Centralia where he has been in
ihe interest Of the college
E. G. Stretch took load Of singers
% Kelso Sunday afternoon to assist
n the services held there. I
John Weaver has sold his residence
lorth Of the Excelsior laundry to Mrs.
iwain's mother and father.
Miss Glen Dawson came home from !
liami this morning to attend the
nneral Of her little nephew
Pryor Farley left last night to look 4
fter cattle interests In the southern J,
art OF the territory and in Texas.
Miss Sophia Long passed through
lis morning en- route to Oklahoma
ity. She has been visiting at Monett. !
DR.. B. f. Fortner aud DR.. C. Bailey il
ell went to Wagner this morning to
5tend meeting of the medical asso- o
alton. II
Mrs. Herrod, Miss Nell Jennings, =
RS. Akin, Mr.. and Mrs. Clawson, = Z
rs. J. IL. Samples and others spent :.
day fishing.
The little grandson Of Dr. j. A. lie
awson OF this city died last evening ST
ID the remains were sent to Neosho y
day for burial. 81
Dr.I. d. Hitchcock came down from V,
Iton today and went to Wagner on
9 flyer to attend the meeting of the Ii
edical association. ii
6. w. Thompson, Of Peirce City, the d'
nial stock agent of the Frisco, spent :, =
sterday and today in this city, ac- !, !,
by his daughter 5,
Regular meeting Of Knights OF
thias lodge tonight. All members VI
luested to be present, as important g
siness is to be transacted. . =
'lr. and Mrs. J. l. Morning left on tb
? flyer last night for Parsons to or
IL relatives and incidentally attend sii
They will return Thurs
II Berger discovered Gre last eve ID
lg. To his disappointment it was 81,
y Gus Nichols smoking his bologna sit
Berger's alarm was only false Pi
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Probabilities.

Fair tonight and tomorrow.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
WEST OF NUUANU STREET
AND GENERALLY KNOWN
AS THE BURNED
DISTRICT.

The Superintendent of Public Works
hereby gives notice to all persons, prop
erty-owners. in that portion of the city
west of Nuuanu street and more gen.
orally known as the Burned District, Z"
that he is DESTROYS of meeting all such
interested parties at his office, Execu-
tive Building, on Tuesday, July II, 1900.
at 1880 p. M, for the purpose of con-
sidering proposed improvements, alter
atoms. and opening up of streets in
said District
Proposed new streets are as follows:
To extend Smith street from King 20
/ Queen street
J To extend Smith street from Bereta-
MIA TO Vineyard street.
] To extend Maunakea street from
Beretania TO Vineyard street.
To extend Kekaulike street from Ho-
tel street to Beretania street.
Plan of said proposed changes will b'
presented for inspection. .
JOHN A. McCANDLEsS
Public Works Office. Honolulu, Jul!
IL. 1900. 55s
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TO SAVE A HORSE.
VeteriI ariau p RIO m { Tracheotomy
on a Fine Animal

Among the splendid cavalry horses
brought down from San Francisco on
tho Loelauaw yesterday was one poor
beast suffering from congestion Of the
lungs. lie Is a fine horse and a valuable
anir,al. too.
For eight days has he been In most
serious condition. and even now II Is not
known whether h will live or not Dur
ing the an mails sickness the veterinarian
has attended him as a physician would
tend a human patient, ana lie suffering
brute has shown h gratitude as plainly
as a man would show his apprec alton of
BENEFITS received. with the exception of
HIS inCapacity 10 speak in words which
men understand.
Yesterday the veterinarian, seeing that
severe measures were necs ssary IN o, der
20 save the stations life. performed
l raCheotomy
I After n tube had been inserted In the
I horses wrd-pipe he walked slowly ~
ard down the Pac,ac Mail dock. his eye:
fun Of suffering. tossing his head up and
down at regular intervals, foaming a
the mouth. working hard for ever,
breath he breafhed into his lungs. Tot
veterinarian walked with him and pette'
ard s0othed him as much as possible. tn
horse understood. and every row ant
then would rub his head on the veteri
rarian's shoulders. Sometimes he woul
wink over 20 n corner hv Himself an
suffer IN silence. then. desiring huma
sympathy he would walk up 10 his doc
tor 20 te cared fer and confortcd.
was thought last rigA- taat the anima
would not live. but the veterinarian di
not despair.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN.-l
hereby notify. that pursuant to the
power 90 appoint from time to time one
ir more substitutes, contained I'm that
certain power OF attorney To Ernest a
Mott-Smith from Martha r. Mott-Smitb
q al. dat "A 1897, and recorded In tn
Registry OF Deeds, In Honolulu. Oahu.
Territory Of Hawaii In Libre 1852. Do
rs 90 3iS inclusive the Ernest A. Mott
smith named I'm the said power Of attOr
ley has by an instrument executed and
lated June 18th. A. -. 1900. constituted
md appointed me his substitute To act
N his place and stead. with all the pow
RS contained In the said power OF attor-
uey. and subject TO the provisions
thereof
tsignedl ~. NJ MOTT SMITH.
b511
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed partnership under the
Arm name OF Hind. Rolph a. Co. to car
~ on business I'm ,he Hawaiian Islands.
as shipping and commission merchants
and ship insurance and custom house
brokers. with the principal place of
business at Honolulu. Is and OF Oahu.
r.. a. Mr.. J. 5. Low Of Honolulu Is
hereby authorized and empowered tc
act as our lawful agent In Honolulu
and 20 transact any and all matters OF
business I'm the rame OF the said firm OF
Hind. Holph a Co.
GEORGE ~. HIND.
JAMES ROLPH. JR.
Honolulu fst July. 1900. bj9'
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txttUIORS' N0TCe.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
been duly appointed Executor OF the
viii Of Albert Francis Judd. late Of Ho-
nolulu. deceased. notice u hereby ven
to all persons having claims against
the sad estate TO produce proper vouch-
crs 20 the undersigned. al the office Of
Atkinson a Judd. within six months
from the date hereof or they viii, be for
ever AIRED. and all per5nns indebted
20 said estate are requested to make Inn
mediate payment 10 the undersigned.
AGNES VI. n. JUDD.
Judd.
Honolulu. June 20. 1907. $3.50
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING
been duly appointed Administrator %
the estate q Gustav N. a. Jaeger. ais D
known as a. Jaeger. late Of Honolulu.
Island OF oahu. deceased: Notice -
hereby given To all persons 10 present
their claims against the estate Of said
Gustav N. A. Jaeger. deceased. duly
authenticated. whether secured D.
mortgage or otherwise. TO the under
signed AT the office OF Allen q Robin
son. Queen street. Honolulu. Oahu.
within six months from the date here
~. or thsv will be forever barred. And
an persons indie ted 20 said estate are
hereby requested TO make Immediate
payment 20 the undersigned.
Dated Honolulu June q. 1900.
JAMES r JAEGER.
Administrator Of the Estate Of @. II. a
Jaeger. boss
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assessment NOTICES

II NINTH ASSESSMENT OF
I tnf ou. asaessabie stock. Of "a
~ i0g pur share was due o.
hy of Nay. 1900 and was de.
10 lhp 10Th DAY % June. igOV
lh assptsmeut % "a per cent
y ahafe was due on the lat daN
mUn1 interest ~ ! per cent
! Nh I'd and delit quent July 3ist.
ffgtfih assessment of "a per
On, today. July %. 1900. and
y t.lalant August sist. 1900.
\. vtili assess usnt ~ ~ per cent
| b gf oar has been levied. 20 be.
y ln ui pByable on the ist day OF
a o. tud VIII be delinquent on
b. iil Of september. 1900.
4 NJ tbuye are payable at the
y z te,suduf a baldwin. Ltd,
HallHg
JAS m CASTLE.
r'rrfer slaa sugar Co, Ltd.
)ssa luN . TOO
Fssaqi1n.
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NO lice Or INCJSPuRAT ON

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
=. r. Alexander. "a. y. Baldwin. W. NJ.
Alexander. J. v. Cooke and J. u. Castle,
heretofore carrying ON business as CO.
partners in Honolulu and San Francis
co, as Commission Merchants and Fac
tors. under the firm name % AleNande r
a Baldwin. did. on the thirtieth day o.
June. A. 10. 1900. incorporate Their blsi-
ness under the corporate name OF Alex
ander a Baldwin. Limited. that the Of
fiCers Of the corporation arc:
10. r. Baldwin. President.
y a. Castle. First Vice President.
w NJ. Alexande- Second Vice-Presi-
dent.
j. H. Cooke. Treasurer.
W. %. smith. Secretary ana Auditor
That the officers constitute a Boart
OF Directors OF the corporation
WILLIAM o. SMITH. Secretary.
Honolulu. July ?. 1860.
5b95-21g3-July i3-17-20
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F,.sessssS1 scTICs.
Ioa, lCslCULtUaAL Co.
llMlltJ.

.,ryrs HAVE BEEN CALL
n, = l''....bls stuUk % this
n, osyums due and psy"o,s
b. = ,g,.f.s q CouHe. Ltd. OF
uH iu psf cent Nlu p"'
th ...,.pt August i6ta. iSOo
srns' t.ipausnt October lsth
.,, iga 10 per cent go per
~ e.. '...,t Saysmbsf 10Th, 1900
h W. a BOWEN.
-. Wsiaiua AR. Co. Ltd
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urpO atm MI cS
ELECTION Or OFFICERS.

AT o. MEETING OF THE STOCK
hoders of the First American. Bank Of
Hawaii. Limited. held this day. the fol-
lowing officers were elected TO serve foe
the ensuing year:
Presldent-Cecil Brown.
Vice President-Mark T.. Robinson.
Directors-Cecil Brown. Mark II. Rob-
inson. w. q. Cooper Bruce Cartwright.
@ ]. Waller.
Cashicr-W. o.. Cooper.
Auditor-W. M. Graham.
SeCretary-E. NJ. Boyd.
y. NJ BOYD. Secretary.
July N. 1900 $500
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NOTICE.

lEciAL MEETING or THE
i,fs o. The Olaa Sugar Cum
veg, VII b. u. "a az the rooms
| lnh'r q Commerce.. Merchant
huno.ulu jay 18th. az 10 o'cinck
n consider and vote upun 70
'l w bond The property and
| ne company and 20 transact
nv hns'noss az may come be.
~ napiIre
| ALFnEp w. CARTER.
ia iuy 10. il00 sos
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ASSESSMENT HOTICtS.

...,s urrEBY GIVEN THAT
l.S +. ,,,Bi assessment of 5 per cent
~ fssn levied and will becom
,.,.,b.s on the ist day OF Aug
~ I, ihs Offices ~ Alexander a
H. bid ..........,,.,, osE No,
n IVA II lsvi1d to be duo ar a ray
-. isi dly NJ september, 1900
IN Alexander q Baldwin
J. y. COOKE.
- giheI Plantation Co, Ltd
b. 'r July l2 200
.Tauls. July il-tI-20
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MEETING NOTICE.

D. Il, VIII BE A SPECIAL.
~ ~ ,ne stockholders 81 the In
II ~. 'n Navigation Co. Lin.
(hv f.l. ONCE, Queen street. on
! n. ~ lth 1900. az 10 o'cloc X
D. at. purpose ~ accepting the
hsu,, wv, wv n uf Incorporation. and
3D., t.l.1 other business as may
v.l'rg the meeting.
)NgB ~ w. CLAPP. secretary.
-. '''y on 1900. $500
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Msssrs. Jonah Kumalae and E1ocn
Johnson are authorized 20 collect All
moneys due me. or TO the firm Of W. T..
Nchi a Co. during my absence IRON
Honolulu. W. .. ACIfL
Honolulu. July 2, 1900 iSS7
Judd building. Fort street
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

N'lDENb ~ DUE AND PAY.
.a' stockholders % the Inter
am Navigation Co. Ltd. at
M Queeu street. on Thursday.
.,A books q. the company will
w To- msyo. '' W
H.. ,c " cLApP. Secretary
la July ION. 100 $50
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NOTICE

FROM AND AFTER THIS. A. r.
Cooke will occupy the ONCE of the Pa
Toto Land and Improvement Co. Ltd.
Room &. Model building. Progress block
daily from 10 a. m. To ~ noon.
A. r. COOKE,
i59s Manager Palolo Land Co. Ltd.
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4 ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

l. SEVENTH ASSESSMENT or
r,.BGaa Co.'s stock. which was
I. nsf.f ity nf June. 1000 ~ now
n, s.f cent interest and VII b.
.si on the sist day % July. 1900
D. =. COOKE,
49, Klhei Plantation Co. Ltd.
= lay Q 1870.
.sEa ffHn.et
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'0CSHoL0sRS' MEETING.

N annual meeting Of the
D. (, ot re tfewalian Fertillze.
NJ h.. yea. VIII be held az IN.
b. ~. tl1wliian Trust and In
p Is,. ,.nlny. Limited. on Wed
y w 100 ~ 2 10 a. m.
, c,,,. y CARTER. President.
~ o r. C.j sso,
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MONEY To LOAN

Money % Loan IN small sums on real
estate security. Apply
r. J. BERRY.
i5Cs Love Building. Room :.
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NOTICE.

W. AUSTIN WHITING HAS RE
sumed the general practice OF law. and
has taken the law Offices Of Hon A. s.
Humphreys. corner King and Bethel
streets. honolulu r. O. Box 735. 500
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-12
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p HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC Co.
LIMITED.

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GEORGE r. CARTER.
NJ Hawaiian Electric COMPANY
$500