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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-26
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

It's Nar2as EssaazEs rspCs1s the ssli axfrs.
SEATTLE sailed. ssEt - ~ C4tv = zeass7%
Arrived. 6sIt =. uEtra lfF WNhs.rai1a fsarn Yaka
kansa str Eseghia. fsuui sktxvsy
sAN ANCfsCo-AuiFrd. sgt = - Orsz-.
Bristol h&s
FORT TOWNSEND Inward sep1 a. hA ssx
Fsir-hie Y :. n. sfgm unr.atal1 fo< Farf Haa
A.<A al sa SsoSss4 - SsszzsEscA Au.rs-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. SEPT. Is -Wheat.~CargOcs on passage
finn but not aetiyei cargoex No / standard Cali
fornia, Sss 81; Engiish country markets. firm.
LIVERPOOL Sept 5-wheat-Firm; No
standard California. Ga SID Wheat and -four in
Paris. quiet. French country markets weak
Whest-Spot, No winter patents, e 81; No 1
Northern spring. "a ed No I California e. sdi4
O. sisd Futures. quiet; September, G. and De
eember. Ga md
corn-Spot. firm American mixed new u lt6d
FUTURES. quiet; October. is md. November. a. ai;
December. Il "a.
Flour-st Louis fancy winter, e. ed.
Receipts 81 wheat during the past three days
Gs.rD centals; all American Receipts ~ American
corn In the past three DAYS, D9.70o ccntais
Weather, fine
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This figure shows section of
the ear made ny saving through
the homes of the headi IL shows the
outer ear. the canal leading from
the outer ear TO the ear drum, the
ear drum. the bones of the ear, the
Internal parts of the ear, together
with the tube lending from the
throat up behind the car drum.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. sept e Flour Receipts. y rs
hs-r,ss. exgosts. itaS Sarreis. mAtk~s. vratss
Mirnsssia rasent. NiA8is visiisr ssrsishts. g. -
Wssst nsrsis,s. inIE buahsis espo~t. III 10
titsheis rfsot yeah ~. : rcd STse. 0. b. Gtsc
elevator Opfhas asvelcf~d weakness t1fay hslne
iunueuesd BY hasHdssfan Haiia Sess Discouraged
sssf ~ sharp afop IN Northwest nsIsess. not.
wtshstanAine the rain thstr TIE aeclins Invited
psnsh shart tefiirs haEryer, that isse Hroosa-
han rahie feroftinE SERIOUS dAnsa1e n R,lssiA
alastsss ahrfta ana laA 60 . 1sii-k rally Market
issf IN veal At t.8fAr net loss MArrh elosed
$40. Nay. sc S@gtsubcs. AAe, oetoser. SAC.
peasaihsF Stss
NsA oa,cf
Hats Qaiet
Co+rs -optiaas elos~a s,esas sEN rotats hisasr
ortohss 6Nc NNye-stsf. Astf @ci SPOT Ria
sast Na Z invgsee. So Coribsk. sac
asssar- Res FRS tssT reaainx iAc osairifagAi,
= trsi, s. fs.ued. sfra
Available sratn supplies.
sFegt4s eahss snt tsiaxrssssis cassmgaifatioes 70
nesst.rosss shsW she tsiswfse ehsngst In stsH-
ass n,gr3is4 frens tAst AVrssants
whsas- Unifaa states saa csntta. east u the
M.sttos. lufrrsss1 - 80 tssshs.s M@t ard ia
ks9-rfa tstreaaa a aN tsssHi& Tssxi tapx3r.
.aftetfs. GsRN tma5eiA
&C. gast-a states sns CrnAss. e1ss q tAs
Rtsk3s4 sregsass. c.4su' hssshgl.
0an Uhitra <tstss snA CRasta casa 4 re
W.stfaa tcsreasr. M&c tEaNeas
Ansses tts iaapustans tnffsss-s as ihsas = fds
tSF xn bzsAois iacrease " ne NestAs@ss sd fAs
tssrraag stssstsrs sns - ee tsasass sx eas&xs
SO, = uhsa, g. PursIara Or ara Tease
ASA saattls, wash decreased Its h'lahsa Mst
seed
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vARrcocELE.

THE nISEASE-An enlargement Of the
veins surrounding the spermntie
cord. twisted. knot,ed. wormy
like or swollen appearance Of the
scrotGfn.
THE CAUSE Sometimes self pollution.
but often blows falls, strains. ex-
ces=sve horseback or bicycle riding.
THE EFFECT AT tines dun. heavy
dragging pain IN small Of hack. ex-
tending down through loina into thu
parts. low spirits. weakness 81 body
and brain. nervous debility. Partial
or complete loss OF sexual noErr
and often failure o. general health.
THE CURE 1t you are n victim 81 this
dire disease, come 10 ms office and
let me explain 20 you ny process
Of treating II. You will then not
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70 % e
WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON, Sept 5.-Ths wool market here con-
Times dull and sales ruled light during the past
week Manufacturers are only demanding such
qualities q wool as they need IN the manufacture
81 their product The prices being held for all
would undoubtedly tend 10 reduce prices greatly
Territory woods continue 10 head the list of sales
Quotations. Territory woods Secured basis, Mon
tsns and Wyoming. fine and medium. lleIlsc
secured, SOC. staple, sSa6ac; Utah. fine medium and
fine le87c. secured. isasoc staple. 5sarsac Idaho
fine medium and nne le@iTc: secured. isEsoc
staple. saeI53c.
Australian Woods Secured basis spot prices
combins superhne, nominal. a7@ssc; good. Tsasoc /;
average, ToaT3c.
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wonder Why have cured %
cELE datnG tbs past enh patient
from the eegnnias All
sseians quickly s Ihe poets Il stsrant eieod
daied veins which fnpdy
All Indications Of disease and
the Of
perfect health snd restored manhood
Structure
have earnestly devoted
sou ayrstomr fully
and
sacrcsiy patient writing
AAArass
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Are you irritable7"
Are you nervousY"
do you get dizzyg"
'Have you no cnergy?"
DO you have cold fect7''
''Do you feel mLserahlc7'
'Is your memory poor2"
''Do you get tired eaaiiy7"
do you have hot f'ashes7'
"Is your eyesight biurred?"
"Havc YOU pain In tho back7"
Cant you explain whcre7'
"Is your nesh soft and habby7'
Are your spirits low At times7"
us there boating after entingg'
Have you n pain around the ioins7'
''po you have gurgling in boweis3'
"Do YOU have rumhilnx In howeis7'
"rs there throbbing In the stomachT''
40 YOU have sense 81 heat in bowels ?"
no YOU suffer from paths In temples 20
.spo YOU have palpitation OF the heart r.
'Do these feelings affect your memory"
us there n general feeling OF iassitndef"
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Dreadatume.
SAN FRANCISCO. sept s-whsat inactive On
call and quiet in the spot market. Barley quiet on
call and weak for spot. Oats quiet spot quotations
were -
wheat shipping. No. |. n.si choice sos; mill
Eariey.-Fesd. ssx@faAe; brewing. nasinc,
Oats Gray. sirali@iS Is; black for seed. n2hs
l0. red. 81 s9i0
Flour. quarter sacks. selss: Washington. s.sss;
wheat. eentais 2Sss barley. centals, s.S5. oats,
eentals go. Washington. 100; beans. sacks, a@8.
POTATOES, sacks. S.n7 bran. sacks fS Wsshsnssop.
bales, lR, hides number, $50
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
Mnls,nns Middns.. slss2i; bran. slsBis per ton;
Has Wheat, ssesia 81 wheat and osi. zoe
wheat. s. saeis 20; straw. per bale. Sg@He
PotstDes River Burhanks, Daesc; Salinas Bur
sssss csas .Ssss s &C., green pea. iva
D.; string beans. i@9c per ibi tomatoes, Sssc as
Fruit. Appis., choice, ans. common, Sc; lines,
Mexican 81 soaS So lemons, common California. 81
4s Is; choice s. s0ea: bananas, sls2a pineapplss.
batter Fancy creamery. SHasc. seconds. ssazc;
fapev dairy ssa2sc seconds isas,cs
Cheese Sew California fats losiohs; YOUNG
America l0lAMiic. Eastern. Halls
Esss-siore, s0sfise. fancy ranch. s2iso; Eastern.
roaliry- Turkey sahsaps. iaslse; turkey hens. !.
9fisc; GA roo.sers 81 sa4i yuung rns-ters, $500;
snaIl tsaalers. ss2Oi large bToilsn. Ssasso; Fry
rrs. ss3S 8; heu.. s. 5osS: cid ducks. tAsi; geese.
sLsAi8
Wool aud Hops.
Wool sprine Nevada. uetiss: Eastern OREGON, =
aftcs valley Ofrsna lhsgisc Fall Mountain
nmi~ ssioc Hamholai and Mendoeina, iasgisc
HogS-Crop q 1900. iAAl'e,
CIosing Quotations.
wheat Inactive, pecember. aSh MAJ. aBx;
NAM 10 saIss
Com Large ysnov, 81 nsi.2sit.
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rs there naus>af''
Are you coetive"
rs there voniting?"
do you belch up gas?'
Have you water brashT'
"Arc you light-headed7'
lis your tongue coatedT'
$40 you hawk end spit7'
us there pain after cating7'
Are you nervous and weak
$40 You hnvo sick headachesg'
'py YOU bloat up after eatingr'
us there disgust for breakfast7''
"IIave you distress after eating7"
.Is your throat filled with sinner
.'Do you at times have diarrhoea7'
us there rush of blood 70 the head7"
when you get up suddenly are you
rs there gnawing sensation in stom-
''Do you f.si as IL you had cad in stom.
ach7'
when YOUR stomach Is empty do you
feel faint?'
''Do you belch up material that burns
;our throat?"
when the stomach is fun DO YOU fee
oppressed7'
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s000bt Es0ot ~ So86o-
~. sss.. ~. s ~ .,.s ss'.: + ~,
!: !: s ;.s,;. ~, u. Ss'.. si s;
sss~rss brssa., NJ cora neal y.,sev'
en- M =, 100 ~ z Nm ssess. haskvh.s.
-. e, j, ~ H. ,es ..s..s i.rias s';ss Il
y - Ms IN Job sAsbs, ssdns. y per - ihs,
~ sAsssi fsnss rcslsd sss.. y y re- se,. .
ssi fasp mssl. white . y per skhi In 30 10
ssssi hsss~hsss A~w purs, h n NJ N, IN ssis
- srssa.d sh.ss = ~ r, ~, y s,s .aess;
~ epat. . p~r hi, 10 eiS sachs whais -ssss
~. B rss hh IN saih ssstss RE meal cw W.
~ ~. , ss re s s .ss ,f ~ '' s.,. ';s s
k~k ~ fancy relied oats nor es.e a@i rsee.
$3.50 Ssr Nr Carolina. prs
sipss' Costa Hls.' sss,,. ~ n ' ,s.s,,.r
hsss~A AfhetAiss. In iurfh Eases. psr ews III ~,
" ssss. r.r esss, rs ssa wis eases pei evil.
- sass.. y c.~sols ne da.,.r.is. NJ
tsAi -. assi
batter. Cheese, Esss ssa Poultry.
sz.s~ n.rsh ieses az ssaes aalrs, IN .ars~s
MA sssssr c-.m.rs. Ms-se
Asss Nstits WashinEten, lafiaSc Eastern fts
- sslf ssiw shs-as fasse
ks~sesssesiy ssssh rsnsh, ~: rass<ru. sssa3
fs~s ssass- t'sliiornia comb lsl&lAi strained.
r~ss, ~. sAlsAsn. losis ~. ,asAs. Ne,
srs~s 'AHssl,. iiaiss durA.. sssss PER aas. geese
ssssss res n, .sss,. lsfhe y.stsfr h,,rs -sl.
ssh y Nt~eans ne eli-rqis his! Rrssila ltr,
sse@A snsy soii si'sti ~ shpsas.. NJ 4 IS
:. ~ sAssssas', y i'siiis iisl papeosn- s.
Hay. Grain sna Feed.
M,-rssv, s',ns gss e. ~, Eastern wash.
-. - ssi "a +
wAaas "a srscses, - tese ms.l yer
~ ~, ~ rsss - s's. u.., 81 -ls-
mHi 4sssf eAnhfsi fard ts
Poultry Fesa.
9ssnxasssd a9stsr assfls o. res toss. gfshalasrs
~ &efs ~ gys Zen hoee NEE kg ~ sang
sss.sssa NV - - ,os ssll,i os,s. 90 -.
ssaes, ~ w w. ~ tsef ssvsEs aaas ISL 49,
- ~ssa ay',h ett, 81 rst tee
Mssu, rreytsisn. saa Ffsh.
80 s.s'. ce- bet e ~ y steer s~-t ~
ss''.r -s,Ns-s =. ~ = pss. y rss \
y sssss ~ ~ n ~ alssa as.,. ssssa @'''
s'' ~ '' val AZ s WI l. 81 s A.
~ - a,irg,. AS. ssiue r.: ..,,.,..
-. s '. $50, reaststs
es~ss ~ .sssa IN. Rsss "a - We.
zesss . N4t = rss ssfs s. = ~ e.fiss 80.
- ~ @sA. s'saesuss' rtsts, ~ fr sesa~s
ka~s - ssAsss Rss .s,msn ,n -,
800 - hsss BE 'sirse s~iiis. hsa. 3
=. j ss - ~ \ Als.sa sssr'ss.,
~ s'ss.T'l i,sn sssl. q, sssh.s
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, SEPT She wheat market started
out weak. In the face Of frrnness Al Liverpool
and unitnproved weather IN the Northwest. 0cto-
Der at ES@7lAc. The heavtness was due to
pressure BY longs, who were after profits North
west markets were lower and there was selling fer
that account and for foreigners we'll October
early eFvrrsd TO 7ske. and recovered 70 TT@9
Uhc. on incorrect worlds visible figures and the
report making the increase only is 600 bushels
Later the figures were corrected TO make the in
crease fe5i 90 bushels and tie liquidation sgain
commenced. October turned weak aud soid to
'sssr. ~ which the market closed. Ike under
yesterday.
There was sood cash demand for carn and rs
offerings wefe light the market held irr1- Oetc-
Der closed &c up at 9x639Ac
Oats were fairly active. easier. October closed Nc
lower at T%c.
Provisions ruled steady. with fair volume Of
business. A good cash demand largely resrpn-
shle for the hrtnness, hog receipts were LOO
over the estimate The January option Is now the
most active January pork closed SC higher; lard
Sc up and ribs. aise better
The leading futures ranged follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
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seattle torsi Repart MsKims-a ieuaperasnrs "a
deserves; nslnir1uS. q mesa. ~. ~ fsIns rs@as .
HABIT 20 fftss eezthNeyt rfEaa
GEORGE y. SALISBURY
Sscit9a uinertts
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FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland sept. s. 1870
Fair stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AaRI.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
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''Haye you n cougar"
Are you losing heshT"
do you cough At nightr' =.
do you take cold easiiye'
Have you pain IN the sidef'
lis your APT stite variabley"
Have you stitches In the side7'
do you cough until you gagg"
Are you iow-spirited at times7''
DO you spit up yellow rnahcrr'
DO you raise frothy rnaterialT'
do you cough on going 20 bedys
40 you cough IN the morningsr
s'fs your cough short ana hackingr'
Have you pain behind the brcAstbonef'
s'po you spit up little cheesy iumpsr'
s'fs there tickling behind the paiatef''
''Have you disgust for fatty foodsy"
sspo YOU feel you are growing weaker7"
els there burning pain In the throat,'
do YOU cough worse night and morn
insf"
Dreathf"
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frequently attacked by Catsrrh. The
picture represents part of the head
sawed open, the letter A Indicating
the folds of mucus membrane In the
nose. The letter u indicates the
seat of Cntnrrh in the Throat.
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New York.
NEW YORK, Sept B.Thsre was fairly active
market for cotton today. the first call showing a
decline Of sa2 points. with selling general Prices
by noon had returned 20 about the closing figures
Of the previous day. The market closed barely
steady. with net loss Il l2s23 points.
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is the voice husky1''
DO you spit up siimey"
DO you ache all over7"
DO you blow out scabs7''
is the nose stopped up?"
do you snorc at night"
Does your noso discharger'
Does your nose bleed easily"
rs there tickling In the throate"
do crusts form in the nore?"
rs the nose sore and tendcr7''
do you snsexe n great deal?"
rs this worse toward night?"
Does the nose itch and burn7''
rs there pain m front OF hend?"
s'1s there pain across the eyesf"
rs there pain in back OF head?"
rs your sense e smell leayingf"
do you hawk to clear the throat7"
lis there dropping IN the throat?"
lis tho throat dry in the morning."
'.Do you sleep with your mouth openr"
Are you losing your sense OF taste?"
Does your nose stop up toward nightr
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This figure shows the windpipe,
Bronchial Tubes and Lungs iafd
open. Letter A points ont the In
terror of the windpipe-lcttcr u in-
dictates the bronchial Tubes. while
the letters o ana ID show how en-
tarrh extends into the lungs, max
ing sore places which in time be-
come cavities.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

ssatti.. Sept 5. 100
-x.~-~s AZ The Seattle TacBrna. spokane and
s1sss1 rle,rfns houses today we're as follows;
YS1s1' clesrancez Balances
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The Proper Course
For Sufferers.

The proper course for sufferers -
this: Read these symptoms carefully
over. mark those that apply 20 your case,
and bring this With you to the Copeland
send by mail and ask for Information OF
new home treatment
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Disease of the Liver.

This condition resuIts from the Iiv-
er being affected by Catarph extend.
ing from the stomach into tho tubes
Of the liver.
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sheep. SINGLE: Texas sheep. s2soG2so: native
lambs, 81 z5aS. 8; Western lambs, slT5SSS.
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Disease of the Stomach.

This condition May result from
several causes, hut the usual causc
n Catarrh, the mucus dropping
down into the throat and being
az allowed.
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Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the butter mar
ket was firm creamery l5s22c. dairy l3disc
Checse-Firm; l0kaiiAc
Eegs-Firm fresh Ice
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wants your sseye.s rsDalria<.
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~NsN Fsuits 0rAas~ st.Rs. seessp. xsas
NJ w.1s = STaae tunauss 81 &safs aptsr. fS,a
- - ~ aos,ri.ns % variety rrssisH sAtes
Il. = Ea-r sAaoa7 rtAespplSs s r~f
y. Ne9N NEssA rtr Nax p~seAss tsF~S, ~
Ess..ssssss Issssl - gsapcs MAJ. sranhsrsiss.
"a S.. snns rFtsSts. hlsashea- pss ID. iswasr
s~aetaAA. assk- 81 IL s.. sAlas. IA sa,,Aa.
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.s.sas'vs terd elNh sl88ls s~~ss .-,..,....
- s.a,s'ts s~,'s rgis ~
$500 fsef geF ~ ssatf A. t.srss,. ~.
~ eltsF &iks sef Aes raasss-. *
= ss~ 'nsas M 81 aa tsile~ pansss q a
rsns.A - FAHt. sais- ~ D. sse plAAs as
- rsss'@saens g g rsf rs rsuN.gh
y sass isatf es Sfsat psf 30 easss-
- 49, mssNF p=t hss sness aa4n taFtts
80. ns'sTms,sas, 1854 pss aosaa. can.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-07
CHTTJINGWORTH SUED.

Leo Lawton has brought a suit in
trespass for $1,000 against Deputy
Marshal Chillingworth in the Circuit
Court. She alleges that while she was
sick and lame, Chillingworth, without
any just cause, compelled her to get
into a hack and go to the police station
and remain in the hack for about
thirty minutes; from the effects of
which she had a relapse and was sick
for ten days.
The plaintiff was a member of the
Boston Lyric Opera Company. With
her husband she was in a saloon one
night some days ago. The bar tender
was arrested charged with selling
liquor to a woman. The woman and
her husband We're taken to the station
as witnesses. The case against the bar
tender was nolle pressed, it appearing
that the sale was to the husband.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-07
THE HEALTH BOARD SUES.
SANITARY REGULATIONS TO BE
TESTED.
Three Summons on j. A. Magoon About
The Premises at Emma and Bereta-
nia-Change of Residence Case.

Three separate summons have been
served on j. A. Magoon for violating
Board of Health regulations. All of the
counts refer to shortcomings in the
sbacks at the corner of Beretania and
Emma streets. one is the floors an
other the cesspools and the other gem
eral condition. Marshal Brown swears
TO the complaints. A. G. NJ. Robertson
win prosecute the cases. In police
court this morning the matters We're
deferred to March 8.
This morning a summons was issued
for Mrs. Sarah Wright to appear in
police court tomorrow and answer to
regulations. Specifically, she is Charg-
ed with changing her residence from
one sanitary district to another with
out a permit from the Citizens SAM
tary Committee. This is the first case
of the kind and viii be watched with
interest. Mrs. Wright is a sister of
Mrs. Charles Lucas and went from
her residence in the city to the latter's
home at Niu.
The suit against the premises at the
corner of Emma and Beretania streets
was not unexpected Several times the
Eoard of Health examined these houses
and on one occasion condemned them
as being unfit for human habitation.
Then a request of the owner for time
in which to put them in proper condi-
ton was allowed. There were never
any improvements satisfactory to TIE
Health Board. This is also the first
case of the kind and considerable in
terest is taken in it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-07
HoNoLuLu sTocK EXCHANGED

Morning session-Sales: On the
board, 10 Pioneer, $2O5; 8 waialua, A,
S71; 3 Waialua, A, $71; 25 Hawaiian
Sugar 1920; % Eva, $25; % Eva, $25.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-07

]. B. CASTLE, Treasurer,
Honolulu, II. l., March 5, 1900,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-07
WHARF CONTRACT LET.

Tenders for building the addition to
the Oceanic wharf at the foot of AL
len street were opened at the Interior
office at noon today and resulted as
follows H. Howard Defries, $4,000, on
condition that the government allow
the use of its piledriver; Cotton Bros.
& Co., $2159. The contract was let to
Cotton. All building material is to be
furnished by the government the bid
being for labor only.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-07
OLAA SUGAR co.
Delinquent Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BY
laws, and by order of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Olaa Sugar Company
am directed to offer for sale at Public
Auction, at the rooms of ]. F, Morgan
Auctioneer, the following delinquent
stock of the above mentioned company
on Saturday, at ~ o'clock noon, the 31st
day of March, 1900, provided the as
sessments with interest are not paid
on or before said date at the office of
Alexander & Baldwin, Judd Building.
No. No.
Carti6oata
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-07
MILITARY sTILL HUNGRY.

The war department wants more
land This afternoon Minister Young
received a letter from Colonel Ruhlen
asking for particulars concerning the
lot on the mauka side of Allen street at
the waterfront and a lot at Emmes'
wharf. 1t was stated that this prop
erty was required for military pur-
poses.