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'sHORN'S BE ST" is the best flour that ever came into the state.

For making cakes, light bread and biscuits there is no four or the mar ket that equals Iuyiucible. It's made from choice soft winter wheat. Iry it and he convinced.
 Mir and Mrs Dan $. W Aerry have purchased home in Jackson, Miss and have moved there to in future reside. Mrs. Wherrg was formerly Miss Sue Knox of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Mr Sam Katzenstein goes to Lit tie Rock today and will take in the races during the week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Mrs. NJ. F. O'Seal and children, of Humphrey, are in the city visiting Capt. and Mrs. N. r. Roberts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

I.p to the hour of going to press Saturday night the conditions of Mr. T. F. S0rfells was about the same. All hopes for hls recovery were given ID.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Notice the fancy bakery goods in the window at Joe c. Meyer S Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

If you want any aelieaeies. we have them.-Strauss X Miller, snc- cessors to l.. E. Goldsmith X Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Col. NJ. W. Taggart has gone te Hot Springs to recHperate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Just received a large shipment ot country cured Hams, Shoulders sand Bacon at Joe c, Meyer & Co.'S. y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

A mild mellow production of "Old Ken tuck" is '.Yolmer. whisky, which now can be had at all first-class places make 'em give Y0n "Nollmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

New Bicycle House 3G5 Second avenue. l45
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Mrs. c. W. Butts, of Linwooa, is visiting friends here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Mir. $. ". Bfisbeis, advance agent for Gentry's famous dog and pony show, is in= the city, arranging for the appearance of that show in Pine Bluff.
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"He That Seeks Finds" He that takes Hoods Sarsaparilla finds in its use pure blood, good appetite, good digestion and perfect health. It cures dyspepsia, scrofola, salt rheum,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

The favorite cathartic is H ood'f Pills. 25cts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

4 car If Curtice Bros. celebrated
 Preserves aud fine Canned Yegeta- bles just received,-Strauss & Miller, successors to l.. F. Goldsmith X Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Miss Bernice Berlin is sick with the measles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Bros & Co window drapery, which have no superior in this country. They will be found daintv and inexpensive. The ladies will find it a pleasure to look through this line. They range in price from 75c to $ pair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

Suits They have double seat and knee, They will be found the very best value ever offered by us, and range in price from 8 50 up.
 A full line of Vestee Suits in latest de-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25

c. G. schenck. 305 Second ave nue. l40
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-25
Our stock is complete and if you call early you

signs and newest weaves sizes from to 1s, from $2 50 to s
 line of long pants suits in all wool cheviots. S6 50
 blue serge, double breasted, with or without satin facing, I4 to Io years, sIo
 fancy worsted double-breasted vest, this suit would be cheap at SIS, but have marked same sI2 50
 Fifty dozen Knee Pants all wool, soc
 Fifty dozen Worsted Knee Pants, z5c to ST.
 Our spring line Of Mems, Ladies and Children's Shoes are now on sale
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
 c. G. schenck. 305 Second ave nue. 145 Miss Bernice Berlin is sick with the measles.
 New Bicycle House 3C5 Second avenue. 145 Mrs. c. W. Butts, of Linwooa, is visiting friends here.
 Col. NJ. W. Taggart has gone to Hot Springs to recHperate.
 Notice the fancy bakery goods in the window at Joe c. Meyer < Co. MT. E. E. Schultz. of this city. has returned home after brief visit 10 friends in Little Rock.
 If you want any aeieaeies. We have them.-Strauss X Miller, sne- eessors to l.. F. Goldsmith < Co.
 MT. Sam Katzenstein goes to Lit tie Rock today and will take in the races during the week.
 Pare Buck wheat. ike our grand mothers used.-Strauss X Miller, successors to l.. F. Goldsmith < O. mild mellow production of "Old Ken tuck" is '.Yolmert whisky, which now can be had at all frst-class places--mak 'em give you "yollmer" Just received large shipment ot country cured Hams, Shoulders Sand Bacon at Joe c, Meyer & Co.'S. y Mrs. NJ. F. O'Neal and children, 0 Humphrey, are in the city visiting Capt. and Mrs. N. r. Roberts.
 MT. Sam Hoover, of Arbansai City, and vel known here. has an nounced his engagement to young lady of Vicksburg, Miss.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Goldsmith and sons leave today for Boerne, Tex where they will remain for a year or more for Mir. GoIdsmith's health.
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NV Ccea RECORD

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE new ex-
press steamer Deutschland of the
Hamburg American line arrived to-day
from Han burg. Cherbourg and Ply
mount in the record time from the lat
ter port of days, Is hours and 40 min
utes, a distance of 3044 knots at an
average of 22.42 knots per hour. The
ds'aroe is six knots shorter than the
distance is six knots shorter than the
er Crosse IN November, 1899. when
she made her best record of days, II
hours ard 81 minutes at an average
speed of 2219. This is the fastest in
itial trip made across the Arlant c.
Tie first trip by the Kaiser Wilhelm
Ger Crosse was made in days, 20
hours and 35 minutes over distance
of 1880 knots.
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MYSTIC SHRIhtRS TO
COME IN OCTOBER

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1s.-The p1-
grims OF Islam Temple. Ancient Arabic
Order Noble Mystic Shrine. will make
Honolulu their Mecca on October 9.
They go there on the Zealandia at the
Invitation of the Hawaiian Islamites to
establish a new temple and to initiate
several new members.
At a meeting held on Wednesday
night In Golden Gate Hall the Mystics
discussed the question of the excursion
and decided unanimously in favor Of
IL. Potentate Hurlbut was authorized
to appoint committees to contribute
toward the successful carrying out of
the proposed excursion. John D..
Spreckels Is "A prominent member OF
Islam Temple and will accompany his
Mystic brethren on Their trip. The Il a
Iandia will convey the Nob4es T. the T
goal. and as a measure of preparation
for the trip she has been placed on the
dry dock To undergo a Thorough over
hauling.
The inducements for Shriners to make
/ this trip, aside from the gem raj ami
well known attractions in the Hawai-
ian group. IL the welcome which VIII
be extended them by the resident nobil =
/ lily. who have generously subscribed
TO $4,000, fund exclusively for enter
tainment purposes. The Honolulu No
bles will give the glad hard to all visit
Ing Mobiles and their Iadi 3, and will
! treat them 10 a series of bewilderi 3
I delights. the memory OF which will
abide with them forever.
| The Zealandia will go TO Honolu u
via HilO. where the excursionists Will
disernbark for an ascent to the Volcano
J House. thirty miles distant from tn
coast. where they viii abide two days.
/ While at the crater of the volcano the
initiation of n large number cf can
didates will be in order. The descent
into the crater will be made by a
mechanical side extending some 81 4
hundred feet into the cavernous depths
of the mountain, where thu sands ar.
blisteTingly hot. While these ceremo-
nies are on the ladies of the party viii
BE- suitably entertained in the capaciou:
parlOrs OF the Volcano House, far re
moved from the sulphurous fumes o
the mountain. which at one time in tn,
yesterday OF the world was all afiame
At the close OF the rites and ceremo
nifs at this point the steamer will sal
and will In due season Introduce tn
Shrlners 20 the delights Of Honolulu
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ROUCHING II
IN NANOA
Fourteen Boys at the
Camp.
WORK MIXED WITH PLAY
Young Mems Christian Association
Junior Members in Their
Tents.

Camp of You Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. Manoa Valley, July 26.-The
Dung Men Christian Association
Juniors are now fairly settled down IN
their summer camp inoManoa valley.
There are fourteen youths under can
vas, fourteen healthy appetltes to be
catered to and fourteen incllnations to
have the best time possible while en-
joying the ten days TO be spent ia
away from the hum-drum of town.
Work on the swimming pool has been
commenced and all hands are laying to
With will and are making the gravei
flv. There are no shirkers around tnr
Camp. When the pool is finished it wiz
add immensely to the pleasure of the
campers.
Two long tramps have been INDUCED
In and as a result faces and necks are
growing sunbnrned, muscles are grad
ually hardening and the participants
are gaining daily a knowledge of the
country in which they live which could
never have been learned from a book
There are such number of things
to claim the attention of the observing
eye, that one runs across in these
crOss-country tramps. 4 knowledge OF
the habits of bird and beast is ur
consciously absorbed, flowers and
plants whose existence was hitherto
unsuspected are continually being met
with and the majesty of the mour-
tains and the tenderness of the valley
rains Is brought home to the lover OF
nature as in no other way.
Felix is cook and that Felix is giving
huge satisfaction goes without saying
Felix has reputation at stake.
Today is lat home" day in camp
Visitors are expected in force and the
place has been put in order to receive
them. Fathers. mothers. brothers
and other fellows sisters will doubtless
avail themselves of this opportunity OF
finding out just what camp-life is like
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The Fearless Coming

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s.-There is
going to be another revolution in the
BLACK Stack" tugboat service. At the
outbreak of the Spanish war Uncle Sam
took possession of the Fearless, Active
and Nigilant. The Fearless, renamed
the Iroquois, is now us d as a cruiser
among the Hawaiian Islands. the -Vigi-
liant runs between the naval station at
Goat Island and San Francisco, while
the Active is at Mare Is and.
The loss of these three vessels neces
STATED the building of another tug by
the company. The work was intrusted
to the Union Iron Works. and the new
Fearless was the result.
The new Fearless has now been or
dered to Honolulu by the Sps ecke s
Tugboat Company and will be seen in
company with her namesake off Dia-
mOnd Head in the near future. Sae
will leave here I'm command of Captain
Gilbert Brokaw. who win remain in
charge while she is at the islands. Cap
tain Harry Marshall. who is now IN
command of the Fearless, will take
charge of the Reliance until the new
steamer arrives from the East
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NAVAL oFricEk AR Ives.
Commander PrindIe To Build Naval
Works La Haibor.

Commander Franklin c. Prindle. u.
s. NJ arrived yesterday on the Rio un-
der orders from the Navy Department
to take station here. Commander Prin-
die is In the civil eng .neeIi Depart
ment Of the navy and he is ordered herr
to build the shops and slips alo 6 thu
waterfront on the naval reservation.
COMMANDER rinole Is one OF the
most eminent members OF the engineer
lag department of tie navy. For tn
past few years he has been stat.O.e 4
at San Francisco and was the enginee.
In charge OF the construction of TN =
new trailing station on Goat Island in
San Francisco bay. The new sta,.on Is
one Of the sights OF San Francisco and
Is monumeIt 10 the ability of Com
mander Prindle.
Commander Prindle was accompani d
by Mrs. Prindle and they are temper
arily quartered on PunchbowI street
until they secure permanent resi-
deEce.
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POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
D[POSITORS ARE SLOW

The Postal Savings Bank officials are
experiencing considerable trouble in the
winding up of the affairs of the institu-
ton by the failure of dep1si .ors to send
in their pass books. w. F. McLennon,
Chief Of the Division of Bookkeeping
and Warrants, United States Treasury
Department, and Superintendent c. F.
Murray, state that despite the fact
there was a great pressure to have the
deposits paid off quickly, dozens of de-
positors have not availed themselves of
the opportunity to draw their savings
from the institution.
The rush that existed during the frs
days of the closing up of the Postal
Savings bank has died outs Then tn
window was crowded and a line of de-
positors, pass books in hand extended
down the stairway to the street. Dur
Ing the last week there has been 10
difficulty in reaching the window an
using up as much of the c ERIK s time as
was necessary.
AS all the accounts of he bank wi /
| necessarily have to be paid off, the
Superintendent states that it would
greatly facilitate matters IL peopl
holding pass books will present them
without further delay so that CERT
HcateS can De mace out READY Tor the
signature of the Governor A form OF
order has been made out for the use of
persons living on the other islands. and
their accounts are made payable
some bank or person in Honolulu who
will make the collection.
| II is thought that a good many peo-
pie have made deposits of small
amounts in the past and forgotten the
incident. About 1900 certificates have
/ been written up and 800 Of these ha ge
been called for. thus closing up thei
accounts with the bank. These certi
ficates are payable at the First Ameri-
can National bank.
! Mr.. McLennon is anxious to have al
the business closed up In a few week
as he desires to report again in Wash
| ington at the earliest opportunity. Il
al the pass books are net in in a shor
time, list will be published, so that tn
heirs or depositors may lay claim tt
the amounts SO deposited in the bank
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TIE JUpoL's BkorAER.
Wilcox Boys Meet After a separa-
tion OF Over Forty Years.

Mr.. r. p. Wilcox. brother OF Judge
Wilcox. arrived In Honolulu yesterday
after an absence of over forty years.
Mr., Wilcox has been a resident of Win
sted. Conn. since he left Honolu over
two score years ago. and has been en-
gagged In business there. Judge Wilcox
was on the wharf but having been a
very small boy when his brother left
the family hearth. he fai ed to recog
nize him. The returning brother. who
" much older than His Honor. how
ever. had no difficulty in recognize ng
Luther.
The latter Indicated by the elevation
~ his hand fruui the wharf that he was
about two and half &c high when
the separatis occurred. r. p. WilcOS
stands third In the family Luther he
Ing the sixth. and is also younger thar
George y. lie viii remain In the ISL.
ands for some tine visitif his broth.
ers here and on Kauai.
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MCKINLEY NOTIFIED.
Colonel Samuel Parker of Honolulu
Among the Speakers.

CANTON tO), July 12.-William Nc
Kinley was today officially notified OF
his second nomination by the Repub
lican party for the highest office in
the gift of the Republic. There was en-
thusiasm and to spare, and to many o.
the pointed utterances of both Senator
Lodge and the President, hearty and
cordial approval was shown.
Important features of the speech of
notification by Senator Lodge and tn
response by President Mckinley were
the references to the Chinese situation.
This caused a great deal OF discussion
during the conferences following the
formal speech-making, and the impress
sion created was that these utterances
were notification to the word that the
United States intended to preserve all
it's rights in China.
While the speech of the President
closed the formal notification, other
speakers were called for. Senator
Fairbanks of Indiana. Senator Hanna
chairman of the National Committee;
Charles 70. Smith. Postmaster-Gener
Colonel Samuel Parker OF Hawaii and
Senator Louge were heard. Thes
speakers. with the exception of Colonel
Parker, who was called out of com
piiment to the Pacific islands, took oc-
casion TO refer to the recent action OF
the Democratic National Convention IN
Kansas City. 1t was evident that Sen.
ator Fairbanks intended To make the
money question the dominant issue o.
the campaign, denying that, with 16 t
in their platform, the Democrats eou.c
make Imperialism the Leaning issue.
Senator lama adjured Republican
voters to remember the importance o
the campaign.
Postmaster-General Smith warned
his hearers that Democratic success
would disarrange the business interest
of the country.
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Supplies for PostofHce.

a large consignment of postofflce
supplies was received yesterday by the
Rio addressed to postoffice inspector
Flint. Included in the lot is a large
quantity of stamped envelopes. Ac-
cording to the United States laws all
letters mailed on steamers must be
contained in stamped envelopes OF
which there has been q great scarcity
heretofore. The blanks for the last
four postoffices to receive the money
order system are also included in the
lot
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Garba &c Crematory.

The delay in erecting the garbage
crematory, says Superintendent of Pub
lie Works, has been due to neces-
sary changes in the location for the
plant. The government has now de-
cided to place it between the new sew
er pump and the sea. in Kakaako, in
stead OF on South street. In the new
location Mr.. McCandless says there
can be no objection to the garbage
crematory any more than there could
be to the sewer pump. The building ma
terial Is now on vessel which is lying
in the harbor and will be taken off
very soon. The plant is on the way
and there will be no more delay in get
ting the plant together after the ma
terial Is all on the ground.
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EsTEE's CLERK HERE.
W. .. Mailing Of Portland, Maine,
For Federal Court.

NSA EcuoIaA OOuIJ.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 13.-Hon. NJ.
NJ Estee. Judge of the United States
District Court Of Hawaii. has appointed
as clerk Of his court Walter y. Mailing
Of Portland, Me. In this award Of Off
cial patronage the great State OF Maine
Is recognized and tribute Is likewise
paid TO the Perkins family. as Mr..
Mailing is permitted by the rights OF
kinship to call our genial and senior
Senator Uncle George
Senator Perkins nephew. whose
qualifications for the clsrkship were
discovered by Judge k.stee before "A day
was designated for openiag the Federal
court In Hawaii, is sojourning in San
francisco. lie Is employing his leisure
time. prior TO tue sailing of the ship
for Honolulu. In taking notes of cleii-
cal work In the court of Hon. w. W.
Morrow. United States Circuit Judge.
Perhaps some Califor ilns who were
looking ahead for a good time on a good
81 airy In hawaii wi be disappointed
when they hear of Mr. MailIIgs ap.
pOintment. but the depression here W ii
be COunterbalanced by the elad n In
Maine. The truth should not be over
I looked that the State of Male Is All
Old contributor TO the greatness OF
California. Two Governors. for exam
I ple-Frederick Low and George G.. Per
klns-hailed from Maine. IL woui4 b.
churiish, therefore. 10 make any faces
because Hawaii Is TO get som thing
from the Pine Tree State.
Miss Ryan. who Is connected with the
law Office OF Judge Estee in this city
Is booked to sail for Honolulu. She va
receive the appointment OF secretary
OF the United states court In Hawa |
MIR. Reynolds. "A stenographer in Judg
Estee's Office here. is $ at d tor the Do a.
ton OF court stenographer In HonoIuld
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MARTIN j. EGAN HERE
he is Chronicle War Correspondent t
Bound Fer China.

Martin J. Egan, of the staff of tn
San Francisco Chronicle. is a p 3ssenger
on the Rio bound for the scene of war
in China. Mr.. Egan was sent by the
Chronicle to Manila Immediately after
Dewey's victory and his letters from
there won him reputation. He has
since been in New York as the Chroni-
cles correspondent and lately in Kan
sas City and Philadelphia at the con-
ventions. Mr.. Egan will debark at Ma
gasaki and If possible join the japanese
army of invasion.
He has letters to~prominent Japanes
officials and to officers of the Unite
States army, with many CT whom he
has an intimate acquaintance. Thoss
acquainte- with Mr.. Egan's work III
the past will look forward with interes
TO his letters from China.
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A Missouri Incident.

CHICAGO. July ia special to the
Record from Southwest City. Mo-,
says:
charge of highway robbery some time
ago and gave bond for his appearance
at court yesterday, resented being
again taken in custody and saot and
MORALLY wounded Richard Jarrett.
Sheriff of Mcdonald county.
Young Fisher escaped. but was sur
rounded by a posse of citizens in d
clover field and refusing to surrender.
was riddled with bullets dying soon
after.
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LONDON, July Fin the House of
Commons to-day the Secretary of State
for the Colon es, Mr.. Chamberlain an
nounced that tenders for laying the Pa
cific cable will be invited Immediately
the Government of Canada and the
various colonial governments interest
ed having accepted the recommends
~tions of the committee.
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Green street. just above Stockton. The
object Of Wilcox's visit was to beg
picture of his Italian wife so that he
might carry It back with him to his
island home.
Mrs. Gira Wilcox is now I'm Rome,
where size is living with her mother,
the Princess Colonna de Stigliano.
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SIOCKHoloeRS'
TsClAL MEETING.

SlNL MEETING or THE
ne hawaiian sugar
\ 49,. l-'l saturday Aug ism.
49,, ni., al the rooms of
A.. "lnuerre. fur the pur.
N a.hs The BY laws
u HOPPER. Secretary
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Captain Farenholdt Here.

Captain Oscar w. Farenholdt. u. s.
~. was among the passengers yester-
day on the Rio. and was the guest last
evening at the Pacific Club of Cautain
w. r. Merry. U. s. NJ. in command of
the naval statiun here. Captain Faren-
holdt Is on his wav 70 Manila where he
VIII take command of the Cavite Naval
station. He Is an old friend of Cap
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l.s 10 STOCKHOLDERS
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO,
LIMITED.

. '.l A,h 70 August ist. 1870. the
~ me company viii b.
\ ushsisfs. ana the tiwp. 100 of
.sp''sl stock viii then be al.
~ me bylaws The frac
- uu, adjusted will b. SOLD
800 ths iirst ssnessnent og
WV .. due and payable a;
me Hawaiian Trust ana
IN Nompany. Ltd. on Angus.
gsORGE n CARTER.
"'"a''an Electric Company,
- she2
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| ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
)luA icHlCutT UglL co.
llMlItD.

ssaENrs HAvE BEEN CALL
M trsss-ahlr stsrk 81 THE
~ s ~ b-,Utue due and psysbls
W.. N astlr q Cooke. Ltd.. 90
~ lHo 10 gef ceW ttin o-'
rahuuent August 18th i~la
'nbsf SIN iga. ~ pei cent tsis
No. tslinauent trtob-r 18TH
- Nh ia. 10 per cent ttio p.'
isinuuaui Novsmb~f mn. lepc
" a BOW EN.
rfaaH Waisiua AR co. Ito
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MEETING NOTICE.
r,lnrA sraAR MILL CO.

..,,l russtins ~ the shareholders
\. Wslmea sugar MN Co. vii
\ a H. Office ~ Castie n Cooke.
I. honolulu. on Wednesday. July
H. ~ V aclock a. m.
|yggs Consideration % an ar.
l..nl ~ Oh sale " a portion 81
|nmnys sugars Tor a period Of
J flis