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COAL AND WOOD.
n a MEC Coal pockets. 23s ". Both
-9ElglGzM 81. Best quality Coal only.
established ls6s. Telephone $50 Columbus.
DREssMAkIyo.

DREssMAExIHo.
~NCOkDEO& and sace pIeatiag. Pinking,
eAsfIlAG, tucktns and hemGn.ng done ~
st,,s4k Iytce ana reasonable prices 1lrs-
. -S-HL-k. 309 East 11Gtn-st.
S-,Jtz5's LADIES' TAILORING. 2TT 9Th
w Oilers ladies' tailored suits silk
80 throughout modelled after the latest
80 - .s4sh fashions, made 10 your special
-sih' 80 upward cur spring catalogue
- just been published and viii be sent
80 complete lire u samples free Of
e-@Ige q al parts OF the United States.
TOWN orders
~ TER. Szs--Firsr class French cutter
eiir ntter. special dainty summer
Sts~s; Ladies misses tens reasonable;
r5r,.-tL spoken alsoi al home preferred
--llL-r ~ AkEE. - East 122d-st.
NEt>asAA KEzR. --Eoxperfenoed 20 20 out
-. - 4ay good cutter, litter: can make
-. IKE neN. Address DRESSM Err
o--aNe-. care Mrs.. Kerwin.
D..iSosAAKER. sEAMsTR HSs. Good fl
-, out by day, 81 % seek or month
- Reasonable. reuoVafing a speciality.
N,,.1 cy5yysctlon 70 country. references n
= @J"A Az. l.OS4 Erook-ave
~ - % = r Eft---COTrsct styles superior
s,.~i1lA snc finish; faulrless skirt droop;
$780, "hspe sH1 waists. responsible rea-
zssr r. AHs. COOKE. rs West Aath-st-.
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OPTICIANS.

OPTICIANS
YOUR
EWES
[gMAEllMED
FREE
BY our eye specialists, who have had from
20 10 40 years practice. II you need
glasses We will sell you a pair OF our
50 30 Gold Spring Eye Glasses for 81"
and give you a gold-plated eve glass chain
and case ABSOLUTELY FREE Our
$3.50 Spectacles also reduced 10 81. ''Spe-
cial Sale"
KEENE's OPTICAL COMPANY.
14O FULTON ST. NEW YORK.
Hours : a. u. to r VI IBetween Broadway
Saturdays Included. ] and Nassau St.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new an
second hand; lowest prices easiest terms.
MARX BROS. - Union Square
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
FIRST CLASS new family hotel;
erF1etiy hrepro0f: all the comforts and
c5aven ierces del gttful ROOMS for single
men. WITH HOT AND COLD WATER.
STEM HEAT AND Electric LIGHT
for s. PER WEEK UPWARD. cannot De
e7ua.ed- references required. HOTEL
ROLAND 59th-st. and Msdison-ave-,
block rom Central Park Entrance
10 z 3STH- ST.-Large and small
rooms. with board: parlor dining room
references
I GRAMERCY PARK. corner 2lst-st.-
First floor large and small rooHls. with
bath. private table. references.
81 WEST s2D-ST.-Rooms. with board
psrlor dining room; near Broadway.
central location. terms rea sonabie-
33D-ST Iz2 WEST Quincy HoteI. ad-
5acenr Broadway. 51c., 75c., 81 90, 81 30
daily restaurant. cleanliness no bar,
mention paper.
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BOOKS bought for cash entire libraries
purchased; calls residences free. 5. C.
RAINS $50 5th-ave
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RARE SPORTING PRINTS.

OLD AND NEW BOOKS bought, sold and
premises. + J. PFISTER. 924 6th-ave.
Open evenings.
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DANBURY HATS.

DANBURY HATS.
FOR TWO DOLLARS duplicate IN
style. quality workmanship and finish
any So 90 hat sold by retail hatJers in this
CITY Every correct style ana color 10
select from DANBURY HAT Co, -
DesJrosses-st II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-19

CHAMBERMAID.-C do PLAZA sewing
or assist With other work. has good city
references can De seen at present en-
plOyer's. ~ East 69th-5t-, TUESDAY
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HOU SEX EEsP ER-By widow in hotel or
WidOweFs home, city or country. refer
enCe Call or address L T.. so Bergen
ave. jersey CiJy- no agents.
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A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received al their Uptown Office, No 1922 Broadway
ID door north OF HstsJ. until O'Clock p advertise
ments received the following branch offices
office rates until o'clock p m viz 254 sth ave! 3
I'D 152 bthave-. l2thst-; Mays
and 14rh-st.: l42 Columbus
West 42ds 6th-ave; % East I4th-st
42d St between 7th and sth 100 Attn
3dave.. between 18th and nth 1026 ave
61stst.; l70S lst-ave. S9thst.; $50 30
41stst J54 80 ave; 210 Blocker 325 Bleecker
29OS Sd 240 ave. $50 Sd
ave; any American District Telegraph office
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GARDEN ER.-German single. good ex-
perienee in greenhouses. vegetables aid
fruits on sentlernans place. good ref-.r-
ences from che finest place In the country
GARDENER, Box :. Tribune Ofice.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DIAMOND SETTING.

DIAMOND SETTING.
DIAMONDS set and reset while you wait
in latest style Of naounungs; liberia! prlce
paid for old gold and silver. II, sESSl-Eh'
diamond Setter % Maiden Lane
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DAYS WORK--Ey young woman. good
worker and Obiiginz: references SCAN
LON. 2+3 East 29th-st.
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s1ACHfNERY-

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second-hanc
wood and iron working rrachtnes; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ard ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 1913 Madi-
sop-st-
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FURNISHED hoams TO LET.

FOR sALE-Tea R.LPA-E.6 for Cents
"a druzEists' che griyss Esli~H
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! HOVSEWORK.-By competent North Ger
man girl general housewOriS- good cook.
laundress. in small American family.
apartment only wages SEQ !. 40 1sr-
ave, hrsS floor
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DAYS WORK-By respectable colored
woman. drSf class reference. private
family wash and first class laGndress;
shirts and collars. NJ NJ. 2iS z Ssth-st.
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GARDENER and FLORIST. - Elderly
single. 80 years practical experience all
branches especially propogating. green
houses. handspring. vegetables. Address
GARDENER. 9O7 East 29thst
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GARDENER single man. practissd gar
dening IN different countries; POSSESSES ;
thorough knowledge OF foTestings. can fur
nish Al references Address F. n. 81
l6th-st.. Brooklyn
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DAYS WORH-YOung woman 20 20 Our
BY the day HEINSTADT, go West
33d-st.. second floor. front
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COOK who understands cooking a clam
bake or barbecue. Room 3. III B'way
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTION, MEN.-ST. 30 and few hours
light work takes you % Europe. no
steamship work. SHIPPING OFFICES, D
ClintOn-st. and IS West-st.
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GARDEN ER.-German aged 50 single
thOToughly capable OF taking care Of gen
tleman 5 place; good vegetable grower
care OF lawns. flowers. roads etc, good
mixer; reference GARDENER, Box l.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-19

COOK-COmperen cook in sHHaH family
would 20 20 the country for sumner IN
derstands butter making 10 West Goth
ST LIST floor back
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLo MEAl AOkNNIGs.
AT ST BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU.
oJ1 East 42d-st. Tel. 564-Js1h-st--First
class servants supplied. houses closed for
families who leaving town. references
carefully Investigated.
BEST SERVANTS. BEST SYSTEM
TRWIN'S 6TH-ANE. AND 1irH-sT.
ALL REFER E-N CE1S INNESTiGATEIl.
MRS E NJ BACON. the most reliable
Office for Male and Female Help. Refer
snces investigated 39l 6th-aVe-, near I'D
81 Telephone 2903--lSth-st.
FURNISHED hO0Ms To LET.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. with
MOTEL service. al moderate prices. con
yenieIce Of location speaks for itself, spe-
e.aI rates Tor spring and summer SEASON.
MANAGER. 80 East 4.d 81
teTH-sT.. III EAST -Handsoueiy fur
ntsted room private porcelain bath; su-
rt--iq-' recommendations, excellent location
breakfast served II desired.
18TH ST, 30 WEST. -Bsdroons for gen
tlemen May ! Office. with use Of wait
ing room. suitable for physician Especial
lstj or dentist
7ysT-sT.. IS WEST.-TWo rooms. use OF
bath. reference.
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-Tsa RIP Ans for Cents
a. drusgiatsi Che giVss r-li~H-
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DAYS WORK-Y0ung American woman
out by DAY laundry work. cleaning or
cooking good city reference CaH or ad-
dress X p 49, East 2oJh-sr-
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FARM OVERSEER BY SeotChman. mar
ried no family on gentleman's estate,
good farmer and stockman. also knowledge
OF glass fruits flowers and vegetables;
highest references A r NJ. P o. Box
~ Stamford. Conn
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CARETAKER-M Married man would like 70
take care Of private house. would do
carpenter work. nine years reference.
ADLER. l sos 3d-ave.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31
BRAVE MUSICIAN TITUS
RECORD GIVEN OUT.

Washington. Aug 22--The War
Department has prepared the following
sketch Of Musician Titus. who. accord
ing 10 an Associated Press dispatch
published this morning, scaled the walls
OF Pekins with a rope by means OF
which the others climbed to the TOD:
Calvin P Titus, enlisted April 5,
1899. at Wichita, Kansas. aged ls12
years This was his second enlistment,
his last service being in Co. K, First
Vermont Infantry, from which he was
discharged November 2, 1888. He was
assigned to Co. E, 14th United States
Infantry. He was born at Vinton, Iowa.
A cablegram from Picking, dated the
18th inst, shows that he was wounded
in the neck slightly.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31
Island Plants Are
To Be Inspected.
All Those Going by Mail Will Be
Delivered to Mainland Experts
Before Being Delivered.

Washington, Aug. 21.-In response to
letter of inquiry from the Postmas-
ter General, Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson approved the request of the
California State Board of Horticulture
that postmasters at Pacific Coast points
Of entry shall submit all mail matter
from Hawaii and the Philippines con-
tanning fruit or plants to the horticul-
tural officials Of the Pacific Coast States
for their inspection before delivery to
the addresses. The executive commit
tee Of the California Board had for
warded resolutions asserting that a
large number Of pests are carried in the
horticultural products sent from those
islands.
Secretary Wilson says in his reply
that the quarantine service which Call
ifornia has been carrying Oh for some
years TO protect the State from injuri-
Gus insects, especially from Asiatie and
Australasian ports, has done admir-
able work and has saved the horticul-
tural industries on the Coast from
great loss. II the instructions to post
masters suggested can be issued, he
says. the protection Of the fruit grow
ing interests Of that part of the country
will be complete
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31
SERIOUS RESULTS MAY
FOLLOW NEW YORK RIOTS.
BRITISH SUBJECT ILLTREAT-
Ed BY MOB APPEALS To
THE CONSUL
Says the Polics Were Nearly 8.
Brutal as the Mob-His Case
Nov Being Iuvesti-
gated

NEW YORK, Aug 22--The Herald
prints the following
international complications may fol
British subject, Eho VAS one o. the
victims OF the mob and later Of police
ogtEsges, Gas appealed 70 the British
consul 70. redress
Atkins IS a parloT car porter and
while he was on his way 10 ais home
from the Grand Central station, igEoT-
ant Of the race war then going on, he
Was beaten and almost killed by
whites He was rescued by policemen
but barely escaped even Tougher treat
ment at the hands OF the police.
Atkins Is about 80 years old and q
native OF Kingston, Jamaica He Is
employed by the New York, New Hz-
ven and Hartford road He described
his experience yesterday.
4 arrived at the Grand Central sta
ton about 5 o'clock wednesday even
ing, August 1sth, from the White
mountains" he said. Il had not heard
OF the riots then going on and l started
for my home. | got to Eorty-6rst
street when mob OF white men seized
me, crying: There's another OF the
black devils They knocked me down.
l got up and ran north TO Ferty-third
street, the mob following me all the
way. They caught me and dragged me
back TO Forty-t1rst street. Somebody
told a policeman that was innocent
ana he took me away from them and
into a drug store. He called an ambu-
lance and my wounds were dressed.
Ny face was cut in half dozen places
and my right eye was swollen shut.
They started TO take me TO the police
station, but on the way the ambulance
was stopped for half an hour near
Ninth avenue. A mob surrounded it
offering no objection.
Il was kept at the police station
until o'clock in the morning, when
they said there was no charge against
he and told me TO go with half a dozen
ether negroes. There was a mob still
outside the station and beged to be
allowed to remain. They let ne stay
until 4 o'clock, when Captain Cooney
came and ordered me and sevaal
others out. l was the last to leave
the station and he said to me: i hope
the police will catch you before you
get home and beat you to death It
was raining then and the mob w0
scattered. l was not moleste4 Oh rAs
way home"
Atkins has been under tsoatmeot
since then at the New York hospital.
He called on the British consul, who
said he would investigate his ease.
e. Clive-Bayley, who is British act
ing consul general during the absence
in Europe of Percy Sanderson, said
that Atkins had called on him, saying
he was British subject and had been
dubbed without cause during the riots.
He was told to have his complaint put
in legal form. Mr.. Clive-Bayley told
Atkins to come back after he had done
this and he would consider his case.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31

Honor have been made By the Ame<i-
can commission, which Is twice a
many As made 81 any osaeS foreign
commission A list vA turalsaed -
the French authorities On their invita-
ton FOX each foreign commissions 20
recommend such members Of his stat
as be deemed worthy q the cross Ar
Pess's lis includes. MIS-. Potter Palmer
Mrs. Daniel Manning and AicAAs. a
De Young. proprietor of the San Fran
sisSo Chrunlcls. from the national eoa-
mIssiolsTs. the directors u The various
United States sections and their as
ststa1ts and nost OF the important
American exhibitors
The applications OF AesdAmes Potter
Palmer and Manning we're refused
In this connection the Pa<S edition
OF the Times says:
Either this Is measure OF precAu-
rioa. IN view o. the jealous apro4r il
would create among French women OF
note who have been denied the honor.
or perhaps it is owing 10 social rival
RES"
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Count Won Buelow in Danger.

New York, Aug. "a dispatch 20
the Journal and Advertiser from Ber-
lin, says:
Count Won Buelow's position as
Minister of Foreign Affairs has been
so seriously shaken by his differences
with the Kaiser on the subject of the
latter's China speeches differences
which have led the Emperor to take
the direction of the Chinese matters
out OF the Counts hands and to assume
personal control thereof himself-that
the downfall of the statesman is re-
garded here as imminent
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31
Americans Eagerly
Seeking Decorations.
Decorations Denied to Mrs. Potte,
Palmer and Mrs. Dan
Manning.

PARIS. Aug. 22.-Regardins ths -
eusation that he violated the constitu-
ton in accepting the decoration OF
grand ofheer OF the Legion OF Honor,
rendered in behalf of the French ma
;ion. Ferdinand W. Peck. the commits
sioner general of the United States at
the Paris exposition. said today:
Il was especially careful not to make
= formal acceptance of the same when
presented to me by NJ de Launay Belle
vile director general OF the expo
sition. in behalf OF President Loubec).
/ stated to him that had examined the
laws OF the United States on the sab
jecr. and that while greatly appreciaf-
ing the honor could not make . for
NAL acceptance 1t the present time"
Mr.. Peck has received the decoration,
possession Of which he still holds pend
ing advices frum Warrington
The Paris edition Of the New York
Times says over ninety Applications
for the decoration Of the Legion Of
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31
NOTICE..

To the republican voters Of the Ninth
precinct, Fifth district, is hereby given
that a meeting Of the republicans OF
the Ninth precinct, Fifth district, will
be held at kauluwela school house at
1880 p. N. on Friday. August 3lst, 1900,
for the purpose OF nominating dele
gates to the district committee and for
such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. J. T. DeBOLT,
Chairman.
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By Authority.

Notice b haFSby sven thss 0e tos.
lowing appointments have hoen made
for the road boards Of Koolalpoko and
Waimea: District OF Koolaupoko
Frank Pahia. chairman; z. p. Aikve
member; D. n. Kapalau, member. Dis
trict of Wsimea, ]. x. Kapuniai, chair
man; Thos. Brandt. member Dr.. B. f,
Sandow. member.
]. A. McCANDLESS,
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Public Works Office, Aug. is, 1900.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given to al persons
indebted to the estate Of John Phillips.
deceased, late OF Honolulu. n. L. h
make immediate payment 10 me Ct shs
Office OF Castle & Cooke. Ltd. Homo
lulu, II. l. AL amounts net settled On
or before September 15, 1900. viii Be
placed with my attorney for immediate
collection.
JOHN PHILLIPS EoTATI
]. 4 Gilman. AdmiutgsraAor.
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Instructions for Votes
Republican Primaries.

ROOMS OF THE TERRITORIAL
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
To Republican Voters of the Territory
Of Hawaii and All Voters Intending
TO Act with the Republican Party:
The following Instructions are is
sued by the Executive COMMITTEES:
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Delegates
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.


The Territorial Convention for tbs
adoption Of a platform, the nomination
OF delegate 10 congress and the cleo
ton OF Territorial Central Committee
win be held on Thursday and Friday.
September 20 and q, 1900.
After said convention and on or bs-
fore the frst day Of October, 1900. The
District Committee shall meet for ths
purpose OF nominating Senators and
Representatives from their respective
districts Yours very respectfully.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
chairman Republican Territorial Gen.
tral Committee.
E. r. HENDRY.
Secretary Republican Territorial Can
tral Committee
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PRIMARIES.

The number OF delegates from each
Precinct to the District Committee
shall be three times the number which
each Precinct was entitled to at The
Primary Election held May, 1900. ac-
cording to the following statement:
Precincts with number OF votes cast
at last election and number OF dele
gates TO District Committee.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL CHILDREN

Those Intending to Parade to Apply
For Badges.
Children Of the primary schools that
would like to participate in the Labor
Day parade viii please call and receive
their badges from Miss Davidson. in
the rooms of the board Of education in
the courthouse. By order of
LABOR DAY COMMITTEE.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,

f4zEEsr-S xkzTsszsr-<s rs zpazsrs XII
k v =zs~a=f * - c-ses srs Srss s-arsxn S
z-ss' sx Errus s<sTsse- 5 es-ss 50 80 z-s<
= ~z<s - ~ srs ~--ss. sd 81 ssS-s 20 szs p
ASsz-
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Telephone AIS is the business once
of the Robert Grieve Printing Company
and The Republican Telephone LIS u
the editorial department
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henoIuIu Iron Works Co.
oTxAM REGIMES,

Boilers, Sugar Mills, Coolers, Brass
and Lead Castings
And Machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blacksmithing. Job
work executed on the shortest notice.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Stockholders are hereby notified that
the Fifth Assessment Of 5 Per cent or
Two and 0ne-half Dollars per aAars q
the Capital Stock of Tie
M1ER4SllHD TELEGRAPH CO.. Ltd.
Is due and payable August LIE q The
ONCE Of the undersigned, III Fort
street ]. 81. FIHHKR
Acting Treasurer Inter-IsAnd Tsas-
graph Co. Ltd
Honolulu. August l. 1870.
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M. R. COUNTER.
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND COM
PAHY.

The stock books of the Oahu Rail-
way & Land Company will be closed
to transfers from September LIST to 4th.
1900, both inclusive.
Mp. ROBINSON, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT. FOURTH DIS
TRICT.

All republicans Of the First precinct
Fourth district, are hereby re-
Quested to attend q meeting to be held
at the Government Nursery, King
street. on THURSDAY, evening, Az
gust 80. at 1880 p. m, for the purpose
of organization and nomination Of
delegates to the national convention
and such other business as may arise.
CECIL BROWN, Chairman.
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FURNISHED EnoMs-Flns iA-ze roznS win
s=@ beds suitable ~ Tso <Sliseoae1. other
rg1zs- E0r1 S--rss House. eaEEer Ttnsyar9.
A GOOD kitchen with q range ST. 8 cuH1zlo-
Ct01s ttzinS hAll - lez. In god location FL
re=-surzEs On eSs! ssrues. AGtrs=S HoS.0 c5ss
Blk 7s4
COMFORTABLE airy rusus In private family ~
retAsu uahle rases 10 PuuchhoSf s.reei
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WANTED.

usz HUNDRED Families - Cur toss On the
Fa4p3o Tr-sss SEst <ssrs <zozro&a ss~n AZ cEssa.
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DISTRICT COMMITTEE.

The District Committees shah mest
in their respective districts on the 9Th
and It'll Of September, 1900. and elect
the following officers: President, Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer and
such other officers and standing CON-
mittees as they shall be entitled TO, and
also their delegates 10 the TERRITORIAL
Convention in accordance with the fol-
lowing
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
Precinct

First-School House !, Niihau. 4.
Second-KekahA School House. 4.
Third-Waimea Court House.
Fourth-Hanapepe School House
Fifth-koloa Court House.
Sixth-Lhue Court House. $3.50.
Seventh-Kapaa Court House. /.
Eighth-Kilauea School House. :.
Ninth-Waioli Court House. 49,.
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hind hoof a little white. Finder please notify
Police Station and reward viii be paid.
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