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ASST PROSECUTING ATTY,
senat0s Elect Caldwell Appointed
 Deputy Under MT. sorrells.

Senator-eeet Creed Caldwell re- gently passed most thorough ex- animation for a6mitJance to the Arkansas bar. He was examined by Attorneys s. M. Taylor and County Judge w. D. Jones. It was very satisfactory showing made by this gentleman and an excellent future is assured him.
 MT. Caldwell was sworn in by Judge A. B. Grace in the circuit court room this (Monday) morning. Prosecuting Attorney w. B. Sor- him assistant prosecuting attorney and be will enter upon his duties in that capacity at once.
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HORSE KILLED.
Lightning Does Much Damage in
 Lakeside--'Ph Phones Damaged.

One of the most severe rain and electrical storms that prevailed in this section for many months, oc- cured this Monday] afternoon soon after o'clock. For over one half hour rain came down in tor rents and the streets had the ap- pearance 0! rivers. During the rain heavy claps of Thunder were heard at intervals.
 On South Oak in Lakeside, a horse belonging to Mir. Oran E.. Perry was killed by lightning. Other damage was done, to property in that section of the city. The lines of the Southwestern Telephone suffered damage and are now unfit for use. The rain was not needed here for the farmers all say they have ha6. sufficient rain to do them for a few weeks.
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A special from Hot Springs says; "The Turf. Southern, Arlington and Chrystal Palace pool rooms were hIt hard today by Senator Tim D.. Sullivan and his party of New York CTS. They won big sums on Helibos, Hesper and Ethelbert. They drove Loves Labor from 4 to 1 clean off the states. Big Tim had a package of $7 200 at the clean up. Tom Cal loway and Mccormack gathered $3. 200; Johnny Lyons,of New York, won close to S4,00a and Jimmy Me : Mahon, of Troy, netted abaut $3.- 000."
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 zINc. MIKES
n North Arkansas Attracting
 Thousands.

President R. M. Galbraith, of the Coston Belt Savings Bank, has re turned from weeks visit to the zinc mines in Boone and Newton counties in the northern part of the State. He brought with him large number of specimens of the zinc and is very enthusiastic over the bright future in such an enterprise. In conversation with Graphic report CT this morning, Mr Galbraith said:
 "The section of the country, which l have just visited, will, l believe, be the greatest z,nc mining region in the United States in the course of a few years. Thousands of people are interesting themselves in the claims and focking to that part of the state every day. At Harrison, Boone county, 1 met two Pine Bluffans. who are very enthu siastic over the future of these zinc fields. They were Messrs. John O'Connell and Mr. Felner, who was resident of Pine Bluff and an at taehe of M. Cans wholesale liquor house. I have not as yet decided as to whether I vii! invest in the mines or not, but I have confidence
 t
 Mr. Galbraith recently patented an up-to- date and seryicable engine frame and many are now being sold. It is one of the cleverest inventions known in railway circles these modern times.
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 A Pleasure and a Duty.

consider it not only Il pleasure but duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about the wonderful cure effected in my case by the timely use o Colie, Cholera aud Diarroea Remedy. I was taken very badly with Aux and procured a bottle of this remedy. A few doses of it effected permanent cure. l take pleasure in recommending it to others suffering from that dreadful disease.-J. W. Lynch. Dorr. W. Va. This remedy is sold by W. l.. De- woody & Co, druggists.
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In it's advanced and chronic form a cold in the head is known as Nasal Catarrh and is the recognized source Of other diseases. Having stood the test of continued successful use. Ely's Cream Balm is recognized as a specific for mem branal diseaees in the nasal passages, and you should resort to this treatment in your own case. It is not drying, does not produce sneezing. Price 50 cents at druggists or by mail. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York. Give up prejudice and try 1t.
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THAT NEW BOAT.
Only Measures 95x24 Feet-suitable
 for the River.

Mir. W. R. Kirley returned Sun. day from St. Louis, where he went to assist in the purchase of light draught steamer, mention of which was made in Sundays Graphic, ard which will be put ia the Arkansas river trace between this city and Douglass. The boat will, if iJ is found profitable, ply between Pine Bluff and the mouth of the Arkansas river.
 It was purchased by Messrs. Frank T. Lee and ". R Kirby, of Douglass, and Capt. Matt Downs, of this city. It is light, draughs steamer known as "Old Rip" and measures 95 feet oyer all with A foot beam, drawing only l2 inches light. The boat was purchased from a gentleman from Columb bus, Ohio. It was used on the Mississippi as an excursion steamer. It is now CD route to Pine Bluff where it will undergo repairs. The owners pro. pose to run the boat twice week and give excursion trips at least once a week. The steamer is suit able for the Arkrnsas river, as the water throughout the year, will per nit her to travel.
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WITH WARREN
Pine Bluff Can Now Talk Over tn.
 Telephone.
Hello Warren! Hello Pine Bluff!

Hello Warren! Hello Pine Bluff!
 This morning the telephone line recently extended to Warren from Fordyce was opened and as Il result Pine Bluff is in direct (voice) cons munication with Bradley's county seat.
 The sline was built and will be operated by the Fordyce Telephone Company. which controls a local line at Fordyce and now owns oyer eighty-seyen miles of strung wire. The company is, we might say. a paying branch of the great South western Telegraph and Telephone Company, it's phones being rented from that company. The line will be extended at a near future date to Monticello and then Pine Bluff will be in direct communication via phone with that progressive little city.
 These recent connections will be of material benefit to tie merchants of Pine Bluff and the town gener ally and nothing but good can result from them. Manager Powell of the local office of the Southwestern Con- pany talked with Warren this morn- iag aad says the line is in excellent shape.
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ARkADELPHIA METHODIST.

Rev. ". E. Thompson, pastor of the First Methodist church. Little Rock, will preach the commence nent sermon at the Philadelphia Methodist College. Rev. J. A.. An derson, paator the First Method ist. Pine Bluff, will preach the bacca- laureate sermon. Rev. !. H. Rig gin. presiding elder of the Prescott district, wi deliver the literary ad- dress. Rev. c. J. Creme. A. B.. and Arthur Scoggins, Ph. B.. will ad- dress the alu mi and alulnnae.
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BIC TENT MEETING.

The union revival meeting in the big Gospel tent at 9th and Main street was we'll attended Sunday night. Evangelist Thomas Temple, of Denver, Colo. preached q power full sermon. It vas telling one as "a number were moved to tsars, sev- eral conversions were accomplished. These meetings are under the leader ship of Rev. Holcomb and wife. Important Bible study daily at 2:30 D. III. Revival service at 500 p. n.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The circuit court convened this morning. Several cases against the Sawyer & Austin Company were dis missed, a settlement satisfactory to the parties concerned having been tfected Dy the conpany's attorney, $. C. Martin. uesdey the case of W. T. Read ys. J 5. Reap will come up for a hearing before Judge Grace. It is an appealed civil suit.
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Two brothers married two sisters and lived in the same house, and in the course of human events a girl was born to each of them, making six in the family ;Ibut some wag de- clared there were sixteen of them and being asked how that could he enumerated them as follows: Two fathers. two mothers, two brothers, two sisters, two nncles, two aunts, 0 neices and two cousins, making 16 in alI.-Ex.
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7@.=-.77- BIG.CROWDS
 4 tu~ " HS 
Are Manifesting Interest in Arch
 deacon Webber's Work Here.

Archdeacon Percy c. Webber, of Boston, Mass, who is holding a mission at Trinity church in this city, continues to draw big crowds and his sermons bring forth much local in nterest in his work.
 Sunday be conducted several meetings at that chuch. In the afternoon at 1 he addressed men only and his talk was highly in. structive aud thoroughly enjoyed. A large audience of men greeted him.
 He will hold bis meeting this (Mondayl evening at the usual hour. Tuesday will be his last day here, on which day he will hold lis regu- lar meeting and close his mission with services in the evening. If you have not heard this most brill- iant divine, go and hear him before he departs from the city.
 Tonight Archdeacon Weober's subject will be the "Devinity of Cbrist Tuesday afternoon as o'clock he will preach to ladies only. All are nyted.
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Mrs. ]. T. Bradford and children left today for Nashville. Tenn, where they go to attend the gradu- ating exercises of Belmont college, and in which Miss Mittie Knox; of this city will take part. Miss Nit tie graduates with high honors and her many Pine Bluff friends will be glad to learn of her success.
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Miss Bessie Altheimer, who has been spending several months In Chi cago fitting herself in journalism, recently lost pocket book contain Ing several hundred dollars worth of diamonds, many of which were her mothers wedding jewels. The pocket book was either lost or stolen from her on the streets of Chicago.
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An 1'oid. mic of whoopIng cou h.

Lasvwinter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children con- tracted the disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Cham berlains Cough Remedy very suc- cessfuily for croup and naturally turned to it at that time and found it relieved the cough and effected a complete cure.-John E. Clifford, nroprietor Norw ood House. Nor
 wood, N. Y. This remedy is for sale by w. l.. Dewoody X O.. druggists.
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Burglars entered the drug store of the Rlson Drug Company Saturday night, blowing the safe open and taking .herefrom about $25 in money. The manner in which u e work was done indicates profess ional skill in speedily reaching the contents of safes. As yet there is no clew to the guilty parties.
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MT. Geo. 5. Valiant has gone up in the north western part Of thestate on prospecting tour. It is rumor- ed that he will establish ii paper in that section. During hIs absence Mr. Edgar Brown Is filling his du- ties al the Commercial office.
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Key. ]. A. Anderson will preach at Central Methodist church tomorrow at II a. m. and Dr. Brown at 7:45. Dr. Anderson Is pastor of the First Methodist church at Pine Bluff and one of the ablest preachers in the Little Rock conference. e.-Saturday E Hot Springs News.
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Messrs. Ed. Hall, mate; D. c. Col Her, chief engineer; and J. l.. Parker, assistant engineer, on the steamer Hallette, arrived here sunday from Memphis, and assumed thelr respec- tive duties at once. They are all new men on the boat and are experienced.
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Mir. Will K. Kirby, of Douglass, re- turned Sunday from St. Louis, where he saw Admiral George Dewey. Will says George treated him cold but his other friends showed him warm time
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Dr. J. E. Godby, editor of the Arkansas Methodist published at Little Ro k, occupied the pulpit of the First NJ. E. church both morning and evening Sunday. He drew large crowds and both sermons were much enjoyed.
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The residence of J. r. Sheppard, treasurer of Grant cocnty. was burned at Sheridan Saturday night. He carried no insurance.
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"Fortune Favors the brave" It is also favorable to those who purify their blood in the spring by taking Americans Greatest Spring Medicine, Hoods sarsaparilla. A clear head and healthy body are given by it's use.
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MT. Erwin Buck. son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Buck has returned from c. Viez. Mexico, where he held a responsible position with the Mexi- can railway. Erwin is "dead struck :" on that country snd will return there in few months.
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The Hallette departs Ills alter noon at 5 o'clock fer Memphis on her initial trip under the new man. agement. She carries large con signment of freight for way land- ings.
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Rev. 5. " Crutcher left this after noon for Camden, where he will con- duct series of revival meetings. He is good church worker and accom- plishes much good.
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Capt. A. l.. Cum mins and l.. F.. Cummins and wife, of Memphis, came over Sn ldap and will leave today on the steamer Hallette on their re- turn trip.
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Mir. Seldon Rosenberg. who holds a responsible position with a lumber company at Millville, Ark, visited relatives in the city Sunday.
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Mrs. ". II. Scott, of Atlanta, Ga., is visiting her cousin. Mrs. k. c. Ho 1ell, on West Fifth avenue.
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Walker Drug Co.,, keep standing ready at all times a horse and bi- cicle for quick delivery of any thing ordered from them. "
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Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

FROM Hilo and way ports. per stnor
kinau. June 29.-Dr. w. FL. Reid 7 -
burrows, wife and son; George A Or,
way Rev. kau.-.-, wife and child. II ,,
rainer wood, Leong Chop Chez.
j. A. Scott, J. S. Low, Tong Ho Al +,
Z Mcdonald. j. w. Bell, wife and dauo,h
ger; Miss Parry, Rev. Van Deerjng. n An
rang, Mrs. G. Fl. Deacon Miss Van Daar
ing. MISS w. Ahrens, Miss Akina p. peck
arthur Akina, c. H. Fairer, Mrs I
hulrhead and two children. G. Metz :,
Mchennle and wife, NJ SIS Alice Klue-
ee, Mrs. w: n. Patten. F. Akana. wife
ana three children, Miss Alice Maker
brother Henry, Miss Kate w ght Rrotbar
Charies, Miss Maud w ght Brother Pav-
mond, II. Duncan, Brother Matthias i y
Collins, w. S. Chance, wife and dangb.
Ter, u. n. Ludolph. o. Hagumi. Y yoke
lava II. MADDEN, M. 1amada, w. F..
heeo, wife and daughter, DIR. Clapham
w. 8. May. r, L. Og. live, FL. r. hrvan+
MISS Nj. Jones. E. d. Tenney, Miss Scbr-
pert, Johl Hind and wife, Leong Cbj-tso
Dr. - wright and wife, Tom Dow n G
nay ard wife, Young Bew, G. p. TUT
iecn, OnG jim, H. L. Holstein. One Fool
and llO deck passengers.
From Maui and Hawaii ports. per stnr.
Mauna Loa. June &C NJ. Walton u-ifa
and son, G. Meineeke, r. s. Moore 9 r.
Irving, Mss Pinto. Mrs. w. F. ] DaIe
Z. Adler j. F. O'Connor and wife
Eatten, Miss Kalakiela Miss Kino r 6
Dodge. j. ID. Paris. j. Rodiek. p Isen.
berg, Mr.. Hanoch, Edgar Henrjoues ana
wire. Mss Lucy Peabody, Mr.. Ka, J. Gas
kar :Jr, h. ~. kahalepuna. J. Coerper.
w. Muller a. NJ. Brown, w Vida q
Boyle Capt Fox and seven mounted pa
uoimen, Mrs. Austin, w. E. Reayis -
Carlton ard 81 on deck.
From San Francisco. per s cb;,o
June Z9-For Honoiulu-Mr. and Mrs
w. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Bosworth
MT and Mrs J. w. Bergstrom. Mr. .nd
MRS. Z. Baldwin, w. E. Brown. Mss g
l. Beckwith. X. Brown, Mrs WIN. Booth
MISS b1idwin, Or. and Mrs. W. Berthold.
=. y. Clarke, Mrs. D. w Corbett ana
child, Mrs. r. A. Crippen. j. j. Dickev.
Duisenberg, Mrs. ". p Emory and
Two children. A. Gartiey, C. D. Gear r
N Haisted, p. c. jones, A. G. Miz,ar
Col O. w. Macfar4 ane, w. M. Minton
". r. McLennan. d. McLennan. Il M
Norrls. MISS 5. Robertson, c. h. Cooper.
-, LARK LARK, Mrs. r. Clark. c. H.
D-ckey. Miss NJ. E. Dillingham;. Mrs "
X Darlington, Mrs. F. w. Glade. w -
doogs. II. Beitmann w. t. Luther, Mrs
. Moritz. w. Macfarlane, w. u. Nc
Bride. J. McGoverl, Miss G. Norris NJ S.
NJ Newton, Miss A. c. Rice. II. Rice w
= Read. "A. f. Rocker Mrs G. simon
AID child, Miss E. Sturgeon. 4, IA
Smith Mrs. G. Schmitt. Mr.. and Mrs a
>. Turner. Miss r. Turner. j. l.. Up.am.
g. X Wilder. Mrs. l.. Nj Whitehouse
CO.. d. A Ray. Miss l.. J. Ray. c. G
smith Mrs. c. Schneider, Mrs. II. Simp-
son and two children. ID. J. Styne, q
Toombs. Miss l.. Turner, Master r. Tur
tieT. L. III. Wolf. MIR. and Mrs. a.. Water
house, A. Waterhouse. DR.. and Mrs II
D. Walters. Miss A. NJ. f. Walker, "a. G.
l<uhly. Mrs. II. NJ. L. Walker, c. Olson.
&C. r. Little.
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+ ii Quiet ON WI

All is peace on Maui. Yesterday High
Sheriff Brown. Chester Doyle, Captain
Fox and several officers returned to
Honolulu from that Island on the Mau-
ma Loa. No violence was offered by the
japanese. Trouble is at an end with
the exception of a small strike which
occurred en- Thursday at Paia.
Eight Japanese were tried at Wailu-
ku, accused of having to do with recent
attacks on police officers. Judge Rob-
ertson fined two of them $25, sentenced
one to six months hard labor and dis
charged FIVE
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Mayhem Alleged.

Frank Pacheco appeared at the Police
station yesterday accusing William l..
Petsrson of mayhem. The pair had
mad some slight misunderstanding and
Petersorla it is alleged. chewed Pache-
cos finger.ssThe affair was settled ont
of court
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Friday, June o.
stmr- Mokolii Napala, from Moloka
Stmr. kinau, Freeman, from Hilo and
way ports, with passengers. mail. and 3s5
sacks potatoes, 2z7 sheep, II hogs an 90
packages sundr.es
p. NJ. s. S. China, seabury, from San
Francisco.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, sirnerson. from Maui
and Hawaii ports.
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japanese Drowned.

The kinau reports several japanese
crowned by the upsetting of a boat TAX
nlg passengers ashore at Lahaina from
the steam launch Talulu on Thurs
day. The sea was rough at the time.
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Police Notes.

The following cases were disposad Of
"a the Poiice Court yesterday morning
haiua' hshing with explosive, continu-
ca, henry lie Roy and C. Buchanan.
seiiihs liduor without license, dis
chafsedi Bob Gardner and All Fong.
same charge. 500 and costs.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New moon on the 26th at 2:57 p. m.
Tides from The Unteu states Coast and
Geodetic Survey tables:
The tides at kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than Honolulu,
Hawaiian standard time is % hours 30
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
Ing that of the meridian If l57 degrees 80
minutes. The time VIII. stle blows at 1890
p. M, which is the same as Greenwich y
hours minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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There win be no auction sale Of live
! stock today. as advertised by Will e
Fisher. So many will be away at the
races that II was thought best 70 Tos,-
pone the sale till a later date. Full an
toouncements viii be given later.
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George A. Davis
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

Commissioner of Deeds for the States
of California and Massachusetts. Coz
iections made in all parts of the word
Office. Judd Building Hnurs, 8 a. m =,
> p. IN. Resumes the active practice OF
his profession June 9th. 1900. Resi-
dence, Kewalo ST. $3.50
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION.
June q, 10 p. m.-Weather, clear; wind,
g. f.
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NOTICE.
To Our English-speaking Friends.

TO Our Notwithstanding Friends:
The Chinese merchants ana residents
OF the Hawaiian Islands. represented by
the undersigned, being ueslrous of pro.
vldlng for their sons a thorouyh and
comprehensive education In English
raised In pledges. from August To De
cember, sufficient funds to Justify tnrr,,
10 undertaking to erect commodiu,s
buildings for this purpose In Kamakela
ne contract was let and the main
riding partially completed. when the
plague broke out and interrupted the
work. As you we'll know, our country
men have been the greatest sufferers
from this epidemic and the fires con.
Eected with it, Consequently. those
VINO generously subscribed toward the
school enterprise. being called upon To
donate large sums for the relief OF the, +
fellow-countrymen who have suffered
severely from the fire. find themselves
unable to fulfill their pledges a, pres
ent. The main building is now on the
point or completion. and the contractor
himself homeless, is in treat need of his
money.
Id this emergency, and because We
believe you recognize that our motives
In undertakinl this enterprise were
philanthropic, our object a commend
able one. and hat : are in no wise at
fault for the straits in which we now
md ourselves; We therefore solicit sncb
contributions 70 our present needs as
your benificenee Will allow. Send an
cash or pledges to Wong Kwai. Box
954, Honolulu.
Very respectfully yorrs.
WONG KWAI.
3o64 l.. AHLO.
CRU GEM
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PROPERTY OWNERS kNC
STORE KEEPERS AT
TENTiON.

WANT A STORE OR A PORTION
IF store. ard win pay any .reasenabiE
cent. 1t is for nay own business The
locality must be within the present RAJ
Illus of business.
Communicate early, as will vacate
ny office August 1st.
WILL E. FISHER,
1855 Auctioneer and Real Estate,
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU

Friday. June 20
stmr. Helene, Sachs, for Paahau. Ku.
kaiau, Ookalaa nd Papaaloa.
and Japan.
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TO LEASE.

FOR A TERM OF EARS s4-1oo
acres of land. situated in Kanaiam ma
Honolulu. near Tram Car Stables. This
land is part of the Morris Estate and
ad1oins the residence of Joe Morris
For further D. rticulars apply either
20 Joe Morris. Kapalama, or to James
Alana. Makawao, Maui. s55a
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

EXPERIENCED sewing girls in dress
making department. Whitney &
Marsh. s5e0
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Rio de Janeiro is due from China and
Japan this morning.
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LIME FOR SALE.

he undersigned offers for sale. in
quantities to suit T. Ssh California lime.
at reasonab' e rates.
Special price if purchased In lots OF
100 barrels or over
c. BREWER & CO, LTD.
55s2 Queen Street.
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TO RENT a cottage with not less than
SIX rooms, at once. Address p. o.
Box No. 756 5577
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SMALL Jersey COW. from c. j. McCar-
thy's, corner Piikoi and Beretania
streets. Suitable reward $3.50
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED rooms. large and airy
No. 400 Beretania ST. near Fort. Ref
erences. 55s2
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A FINE bay diving horse (eight years
old, sound. Kind and gentle On view
at Carty's stable. Apply to A S.
Humphreys. $3.50