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chewed faster than ever, while George
felt twingc of conscience, for many a
time he had caught grasshoppers and had
spoken the very words of the song to
them, Chew, chew tobacco quick; and
then I'll let you go!'
But, really, although the grasshorper
made It appear as II he we're addicted to
the tobacco habit through necessity rather
than choice, George could see the old ras-
cal enjoyed the weed.
One Of tho beetles comm .nced setting
the table why won't you stay 10 sup
PERI" asked the cricket.
Because you never asked u.s." said the
gras5hopper.
The crichet looked around cautiously 10
see IL the beetles were listening. "Do
you want to stay?" he asked, anxiously
"Oh. no" said the grasshopper; "weu
have to be going"
have, and more chan you're used 20, you
know" said the cricket.
"Oh. OF course" said the grasshoppcr,
you live better than we do because
you've got boarders to provide for Won.
But l must go. I've got to fix things for
tho dance. and I'm too hungry to STAY
anyway. and my table manners Amt coed.
onyhow"
yes so, JOS So" said the cricket.
One OF tie beetles came forward az this
junctUre. saying sullenly, Don't be in a
hurry. fere's your hat" And without
more ado, II and the other beetle pushed
George anG the grasshopper out OF the
house and bolted the door behind them.
while they could hear the cricket playing
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In the Grass Forest.
Queer Place where Boarders Do All
the Work for Their Landlords.

Queer Place Where Boarders Do All
the Work for Their Landlords.
George lay at full length on the grass.
He held his head close TO the ground and
peered down the tangled ways of the
grass forest. Ants were busily hurrying
TO and fro. a grasshopper, with a skip
and jump, was going briskly about his
business few fest ahead. Beneath fiat
rock nearby a cricket fiddled merrily.
George said. half aloud. oh don't I wish
could so down there in the grass forest!
But, then. there's no fairies nowadays TO
grant fellows wishes!'
who says SOP" said a small voice at
his ear. George started and turned, and
there, balancing on long blade of grass
nearby was a rrim little lady-bug. There
was no one else But who ever heard of
a ladybug speaking? And George com
menced unconsciously:
'Ladybug. ladybug. fly away home!
Your house is on fire, your children will
burn
Pooh, ncnsenser' II was the voice
again. George could scarcely believe his
ears. For it was the ladybug speaking,
sure enough.
81 beg your pardon" said George. but
did you speak TO me2'
Certainly. 1 did,, said the ladybuS
previous to your repeating that nom
sense about my house being on fire, and
ia just as lief set it on fire myself, for
I'm insured and have no chidren-
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amazement. How did this dog com. 49,
board?" he demanded. '
He came with young fellow-onA .,
the passengers" replied the captain
Where is he? Bring him here at onc,
said the chief sternly
The young passenger had disapoear s5
but in a few minutes he was brought ~
from below. much against his will. md
taken before the chief
why, RobertH' said the chief II wac
all he said but the tone was full Of grief
and reproach. 1t seemed to cut the bow far
more than angry words would have done
for his defiant look broke down, and bs
said, with almost a whimper:
II wanted 10 go, father"
1t seemed that Robert was a runaway
His baggage and numerous weapons waTs
hoisted out, and he and Carlo returned
with US in the boat. The boy was crest
fallen. and 1 felt much sympathy for him
We all went back 10 the chiefs Office
AS we entered l saw there the man WIN
had employed me that morning. 1 thought
he looked scared, and he made palpabls
effort to escape from the room, but call
ed out quickly:
There. sir! There is the MANTLE 9th.
err chief"
1t seemed to be the chiefs fate to h.
astonished that night
What! Kenny" he exclaimed did Won
call yourself the chief and employ this
boy this morning." he asked severely.
Sure twas only a jok. sir" replied
Kenny. "Ain't 1 the chief of the janitors?"
You'll not remain chief of the janitors
very long if this happens again" returned
the chief. sharply. Have you heard OF
any piratical expedition being fitted out
in this city?"
''Niver one sir" confessed Kenny
whose brogue seemed TO increase with
his embarrassment.
How could you utter such an out
rageous falsehood?"
Sure couldn't I see as plain as you
can that he was young greenhorn, and
wasn't he fair game, sir?"
mo, certainly not and you ought 10
be ashamed of yourself. As it happened
great good came from your foolish joke
otherwise I should take further notice Of
it. You may go, SIR
Kenny skulked out, glad to escape so
easily. Then the chief and his son re-
tired to an inner office, where I suppose
there was a serious conversation.
After some time the chief came out
and sat down at his desk
My boy" he said kindly, "you have
done a great deal of good to-day You
have enabled me TO rescue my only son
from dangerous eXpeutlon TOT Whlcn
he was i'll prepared. And you have pre-
vented from entering Alaska. thirty bar
rels of whiskey, which dealt out to the
Indians Of that region, would have done
far more damage than thirty barrels OF
gunpowedr. 1 shall make you a suitable
reward"
But at that moment the door opened
and deep voice said:
II wish 90 see the chief"
I rose. with my heart in my mouth
and looked in my fathers worn and
anxious face. He had come from our
home in a distant city to that detec-
tive agency TO enlist aid in searching
for his truant son, for-I confess II with
shame-T, too, was a runaway.
Charles +. Brimblecom.
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| Crickets house They could hear him
playing all the while they approached,
| and he only paused long enough to say,
Come in" when the grasshopper knock
ed at his portals
1t was a queer place, Mr.. Crckets
house was 1t consisted Of one big room
crriously partitioned off, and Mr.. Cricket,
dressed in brown, sat, with his fiddle, in
the center of it in a big rocking chair in
frcrt of the fire.
A couple of big black beetles were cook
ing dinner over the fire when they entered.
The grasshopper introduced George to
Mr.. Cricket the fiddler by the simple word
boy and plunged al once into the ma
ture OF his business. The matter was soon
arranged. IRIS this way" said the crick-
ct. ia play for nothing, II that was all,
so that settles that"
Noticing Georges serious glances at the
beetles, who seemed extremely busy and
extremely taciturn. the cricket paused
long enough in his playing. and. pointing
at them with the fiddle bow said. Board
ers" And started playing again.
IT'S funny they're doing the work."
said George.
Not at ALL" said the cricket, stamping
his feet as he played, who'd do it if they
didut?"
George could not answer this enigma,
and the cricket paused again to add.
Used to have the snails boarding with
me, but they couldn't stand the music"
"And so they made tracks out of here"
added the grasshopper. Al this both he
and the cricket laughed uproariously, but
the beetles went on about their work as
stolldly as ever.
The cricket got UP and poked them IN
the ribs with his bow. ITS a Joke:
laugh" he said.
"Ha, ha," said the beetles solemnly, and
went on with their dinner preparations.
Sing something" said the cricket
iddling softly. With a curious quaver in
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FEATHERED SUICIDES.
Led Astrny by the Electric Lights ID
William PENIS Hat.
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
In the proceedings of the Delaware Val
ley archaeological Club of Philadelphia,
there Is an interesting account of Mr.. W.
L. Bally of the observations made and
records kept at the electrical department
of City Hall, of the various birds who
owe their destruction to the beautiful cir
Gle of arc lights which are around the
statue of William Penn.
In August, 1897, a rare bird was found
on the balcony. just below the lights OF
the tower, which, after attracting the at
tentiOn of many persons, was pronounced
by Mr.. Baiy to be a young Sora Rail.
This was the first victim after the light
; ing of the lamps on July 4 of that year,
: and from that time on records have been
kept of all the birds found their species
, being noted as well as the conditions OF
the weather al the time.
More than a hundred specimens have
been saved and many mounted by the SUI
perintendent of the electrical department;
each morning, during migratory periods,
roof tower and court below being search
ed for specimens, 529 in all having been
secured. A red-tailed hawk, which made
his home in the tower, carried away
number of birds.
Mr.. Baily states that he finds II a most
convenient, as well as fairly accurate, way
of observing the fall migration of birds.
the electrician of the tower merely push
ing the button and the lights doing the rest.
The weather data, its severity, changes OF
temperature, moonlight, etc, being espe-
cially noted as affecting the flight and
number of victims. Observations show
that in the fall of 1897 only about thirty
were led astray, and six the following
spring, while during a short period In
September, 1898. thirty-two were added to
the list During the great parade and
Industrial Exposition of last year, when
especial illumination was made and four
festoons of lamps hung from the rim OF
Penn's hat, the harvest of birds was great
ly increased, no less than 452 birds being
picked up in two months. The writer
thinks that the reason so few old birds
strike the light is that they are experience
ed travellers, while the young birds, like
children, are fascinated by the light and
are lured to destruction. This is especial
ly so on dark and stormy nights when the
birds fly nearer the earth. on moonlight
nights no birds strike, except toward
morning after the moon has disappeared.
Another fact was noticed that birds not
only migrate in the early evening. but all
night until break of day.
-e-e-e
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his somewhat harsh voice, the grasshol
per began:
The Grssshoppers Sony.

his somewhat harsh voice, the grasshop
per began:
The GrSsshoppcrs Sony.
When you're skippin' DER the medder.
And the sun Is shining bright;
You see a fearful figure come
That throws you in a fright,
The egure 1s a giant grim
Your heart goes thump, thump thump!
in vain you try to get away,
He gets you on the jump.
Between his finger and his thumb
He holds YOU so!
Saying, Chew, chew tobacco quick
And then I'll let you gov
And of course you've got to do ii,
AS very well you know
So you chew, chew tobacco quick
And then he let's you so.
"Ill never use tobacco. Nor
Said Little Robert Reed.
And that for him to say, of course,
Was easy, for, indeed
No one caught him by the neck
And held him in the air,
And made him, SOS TO save his life,
Chew tobacco there.
Chorus
And so we use the filthy weed
It's nasty as l know,
But If we've no tobacco Juice
Why they won't let us go.
Since time began each boy and man,
That catches us. acts So
Chew. chew tobacco quick,
And then III let you GO"
During this song the grasshoppel
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AT the Summer Resort-May-"Dul
isn't it?" Belle-Awfuly! We haven't a
thing to do except to explain to one an
other why we are not in Paris" Puck.
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During this song the srasshopper
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BUSINESS WOMEN AS WIVES.

The business woman Is having her
innings at last. The wise ones of the
earth are beginning to say that the ex-
business woman makes the best wife
IN the world. She uoes not expect i'm
possibilities of punctuaIity in her hus-
band. neither does she send him on err
rands during business hours. She
knows that business cares are of neces-
slty apt to engross much of the atten-
ton OF the successful man, even when
he is absent from the office.
she does not talk to q man who is
reading the stock reports in the morn
ing paper. and she brings all of her
trained mental faculties to bear ON
household problems. In consequence of
the latter fact, sue is able to master
detail In shorter time than is required
by the inexperienced young wife. who.
previous to her marrige had no more
serious problems than those afforded hv
dress and social engagements to on
gross her mind.
The members of the opposition are
prone TO declare that the woman who
has earned her own money is more
careless in the spending of that earned
by her husband. This the friends of
the business woman deny; they claim
that she has learned to know the value
OF money, and is better able to admins
ter 1t than Is the woman who has pre-
viously had it doled out to her In small
sums, or had her bills paid for her
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FOR SALE.

I THE FOLLOWING PLANTATION
MACHINERY. SUPPLIES AND MA
TERIAL is offered for sale by C.
BREWER & CO.. LTD.
Full particulars and prices can be
had by calling at their Office on Queen
street.
1 Golden Gate Rock Crusher, No. l.
complete, with IL III. P. portable boiler
and engine, elevator and buckets.
l Burley Drill, complete, with 40 n. p.
boiler, air compressor, etc.
l set Fowler Steam Plows a gang),
and full assortment spare parts.
$50 III. p. Stirling Boilers.
sets Green's Fuel Economizers.
Worthington High Duty Steam
Pumping Engines, capacity five million
gallons per "a hours, against q total
head Of 400 feet
l IA X 10 10 Duplex Pump, capacity
~ million gallons per "a hours.
Az "a "A Pump.
6-inch Centrifugal Pumps.
1 S-inch Centrifugal Pump.
17x9 Horizontal Slide Valve Engine.
complete.
% H. P. Upright Tubular Boiler.
III x Duplex Pump.
l Donkey Engine.
Also, California Mules, In fine order
Portland Cement.
Steel T Rails, rs pounds and 70
pounds.
Large lot of secondhand Picks, shov-
els Hoes and Tools.
r. r. Tamping Bars.
l Baldwin Locomotive, ! pairs OF
drivers, 3 foot guage.
15-ton Flat Cars, 3-foot guage
IL 3-ton Fiat Cars, 3-foot guage.
46 Cane Cars. 3-foot guage./
1 Howe r. r. Track Scale.
| L Platform Scale, SO AZ.
Platform Scales, 90 80
l Stump Fuller.
dump Carts.
Spring Wagons.
Balm Wagons.
Road Scrapers.
Lot Plow Harness
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Hawaiian Navigation Co.,
LIMITED.

This company reserves the right to
make changes in the time Of departure
and arrival Of its steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE, and 1t will not be responsible
for any consequences arising there
from.
Consignees must be at the landing
to receive their freight. This company
will not hold itself responsible for
freight after it has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
risk.
This company will not be responsible
for money or valuables Of passengers
unless placed In the care Of the pursers.
The company will not be liable for
loss of, nor injury to, nor delay in de-
livery Of baggage or personal effects of
passengers, or freight Of shippers, be-
yond the amount of 500, unless the
value Of the same be declared when re-
ceived by the company, and an extra
charge be made therefor.
All employees OF the company are for
hidden to receive freight without deliv.
ering shipping receipt therefor In the
fern prescribed by the company, and
which may be seen by shippers upon
application to the pursers Of the COM
pany's steamers.
Shippers are notified that II freight
is shipped without such receipt It will
be solely at the risk of the shipper.
HAWAIIAN NAVIGATION CO..
LTD
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

September s. No. 5I5O-J. Andrade and
wife 10 NJ. y. Teixeira, lot /, Paepaealii.
Palama. Honolulu. Oahu. Consideration
september 10. No. 575i-s. X. Kiliona to
kenoi. X. +. 1858. kul 1884 and kul. 1875.
Puraluu, Koolauloa, Oahu. Consideration
500.
no. 575s-Kaholollula to w. ]. Kaleika-
pu, Int. In Hui Land Of Haiku, Maui.
Consideration s..
No, 5l53-L. X. Waipa to Hui Land Of
Peahi, Int. In r. rs. 1l9. 221. 16O, 2ls2, Pc
sc. q q ''0i II
No. 5755-J. da Motta and wife TO T. do
Rego, Int. in Hui Land of Kokomo. Ma
kawao. Maui. Consideration s11s6O.
No. 5757-G. Cabral and wife to L. r.
mes. lot a. Patent 1854. Waiakoa- KIN
Maui. Consideration $1,000
: No. 515S-G. Cabral and wife TO Furtado.
Ap. Of Il. p. $40, kul. 1912, Pulehuiki.
kula, Maui. Consideration $500.
No. 5'j9-L. w. Kuahiwinui to C. Ontai,
lot Of Il. p. $3.50. Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu.
Consideration 800.
No 516l-H. Akona to ]. J. de Nobriga.
Patent 1884. Heneheneula, Hamakua, Ha-
wall. Consideration 1850.
No. 516S-K. Makanui to S. Wood, por.
* i. 2e2l. Mokae. Hama. Maui; PC land
anc building, Mokae, Hama, Maui: pc.
iand, Manana, Eva, Oahu. Consideration
No. 57G3A-K. Makanui to K. Akana. por.
II. p. 1921. Mokae. Hama. Maui. Cons'd-
GRAFTON $40.
No. 5i6f-N. Kalu TO Mrs X. z. Kak, Ga.
pc land, Oiahina. Hawaiian, Kauai
Consideration 800
List Of deeds filed for record September
20 1900:
First Party. Second Party. Glass.
J. NJ. Spinola and wife,. Freitas.
y. Nj. Spinola and wife-M. Freitas... d
Hana p. Nainoaelua--E. Keakahiwa d
Paku and Kiliona-Hao ............... u
Nj Dim i A. XivichaYes ..... ID
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o.

Doan's Bdckache Kidney Pills are for
sale by all dealers; price so cents per
box (slx boxes $3.50. Mailed by the
HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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FROM October or November LIST,
large unfinished house on lease for
one year with the privilege of three.
Responsible tenant. Write, stating
full particulars, to Rand" Advertis-
err office. 6639
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TO MEET lady who desires to econo-
miZe, and who can furnish her own
room. Teacher preferred. References
required. Address w." Advertiser
office. $685.
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YOUTH as invoice clerk. Must be
quick and reliable. State experience
and salary. Address ID. d. Adver-
tiser office. 5655
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A COMPETENT bookkeeper wants a
position; has had three years exper-
ience in wholesale house. Can give
best of references. Address &c. w."
this Office 5651
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TO RENT an unfinished cottage with
not less than four rooms, bath and
kitchen, suitable for three single gen
tlemen; must be convenient to car
line; price not to exceed SIS. Address
Fritz" p. o. Box GIG. $685.
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LOT 621a X 131. Desirable History
dwelling, on Prospect between Alapai
and Hackfeld streets. Six rooms.
large lanai, fine view; servants quar-
tiers and stable. For further particu-
lars. apply to Gear, Lansing & Co.
5fi9
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A YOUNG man desires pleasant room,
mosquito proof; must be central. Can
give good references. Address
Room this office. 1851
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TO SAIL TO-DAY.
PASSENGERS.

u S. A. Transport Federico, vanches.
for Manila. / p. m.
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Arrived

From KulSuihaele, per stmr. Noeau,
Sept 2O.-Wm. Horner, Miss Horner, A. l..
Louisson. Nlr. Williamson and II on deck
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4. YOUNG man to work Ia a wholesale
= store. Good references are required.
Address a." this office. 1858
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DEPARTED.

Thursday, September 20.
6tmr. James Makee. Tullet, for Kappa.
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tAIPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION,
September 20, 10 p. m.-Weather, clear;
wind. fresh northeast.
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

THREE young ladies desire small
completely furnished house. Address
L." this office. 1855
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FOR SALE.

FIVE imported milk cows. Can be seen
at Harry Saylor's place on Waikiki
Road. $685.
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Subscribe for the ADVERTISER-Ho
nolulu's live daily paper-75 cents s
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FOR RENT.

LARGE beach house, having all mod
ern conveniences. For particulars APP
ply to p. O. Box 616 $500
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THE MELROSE, King Street

Board and rooms; all modern COM
forts; electric lights; mosquito proof:
a quiet, refined home. King st. cars
pass the door. Prices moderate. Tele-
phone 3e81-blue.
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Session sales-Afternoon session-Five
Oahu $153.50; 5 Oahu $153; Oahu s152.5O.
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, METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
II VIE GOVERNMENT SURVEY, PUBLISHED
EVERY MONDAY.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Thursday, September 20
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, from Kukuiha-
Gle. 3661 bags sugar.
Am. blk. w. Il. Flint, johnson, from San
Francisco.
Am. sch. Annie NJ. Campbell. Fridberg
from Port Gamble.
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$50.
Barometer corrected 70 81 r. and sea
tsvsl, and for standard gravity of Lat. ~.
This correction IL -.0s for Honolulu.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New moon on the Ord at 9:27 A. NJ.
Rides from the Unitsd states Coast and
Oead>1c Survey tables:
TnA ddss at Kahului and Hilo occur
bssut one hour earlier than at Honolulu
y[S~ siisn standard time is 10 hours 20
81 ultss slower than Greenwich time, be-
las tEsi OF the meridian II 157 degrees 90
esisates. The time whistle blows ut 1:3e
n O. which Ia the same as Greenwich. y
bssvs minutes. Sun and moon are for
tsSs. time for the whole group.
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q. ?. DEGSIsON. +. c. SMITH.
Oop>rintendent o. r d T. a
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HAWAIIAN NAVIGATION CO.,
LTD.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-02-03

The Library Journal prints list OF
Andrew Carnegie's library benefac-
tions during the last year. from which
it appears that the total Of these gifts
is S3.503,5OO. and that they have been
or are about TO be divided among thlr-
ty-four institutions That the money
is not all actually bestowed is due to
the conditional provisions in those
cases where the benehciaries are called
upon TO raise additional sums from
other sources before the donation may
he considered secure. There is un-
doubted wisdom in making the gifts
conditional upon the cooperative ef-
forts OF those who are TO receive them.
An Institution which expects 10 be
taken care of without any endeavor
on its own part is sure to be invaded
by dry rot There will be no spirit,
energy or thought in the conduct of it's
affairs, but, like a pampered heir hv-
ing in luxury upon the fruits Of
another's labor, it will simply consume
and waste while it accolnplishes moth
ing for itself or mankind.