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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. WASHINGTON.
D. C-PROPOSALS FOR FUEL--CLERK'S :
OFFICE. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
UNITED STATES, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
MAY 22, 1900.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until y O'CLOCK NJ, ATURDAY, JUNE so.
1900 for the delivery o: two thousand (2.00O
tons. more or less, Of the best white ash furnace
coal (screened); also one hundred and fifty G50)
cords more or less. Of the best spruce pine and
one hundred and fifty Q50) CORDS more or less.
of the best oak wood, as may be needed at the
House Of Representatives during the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1901. said wood and coal 10 De
delivered and stored in the vaults of the south
wing OF the Capitol. at 'slch times and in such
Quantities as may be order ID by the Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, The cCal must weigh
> 2lO pounds 70 the ton, ard the oak wood must
be cut in three (3) pieces The wood must meas
ure lbs cubic feet to the cord. The right to re-
weigh the coal az the Capitol and the right %
reject any and all bids Is reserved. The bids to
be endorsed Proposals for Wood and Coal" and
addressed 20 A. Mcdowell, Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives. United States A MCDOWELL,
Clerk. House Of Representatives, Urited States
my23, ,SOje6,lS
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Mason S Health Defenders.

WILLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA (Won',
know you have a stomach-) BROWN TABLETS
cure CONSTIPATION. 20. &. in the morning }
RED TABLETS cure COUGHS (Sure Of a nighg's
rest) WEITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT
Reduce inERmmatiOn) Free from ozlomel, alOes.
opium. 30 tablets, 10c. NASON'S CREAM OF
OLIVES OINTMENT-sure cure for Catarrh
Asthma, Group, Piles, 25c a box-An DruEgistS
II. T. MASON CHEAICAL COMPANY.
SIS Arch ST.. Phila-, Pa
u.hlosa, ,Su, ,mo,We-u
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PROPOSALS.
HnTSF OT RFPRFsFNTATTVEs.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. WASHINGTON.
d. c STATIONERY-UN STATES
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ES-CLEGk- ;
OFFICE HOT Sc OF REPRESENT TATINT-S
UNITED STATES, WASHINGTON. ID. C
NAY - 1890
Sealed proposals viii be received az this off7c
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. JULY 3, 1900 for
furnishing stationery for the House OF Represeu-
tatives during the hscsl yesr ending June 81 1901.
Blank forms Of proposals. blank bonds. and ueccs-
ssry iuforustiO viii be furnished on application
to the stationery clerk Tie clerk reserves the
right TO waive defects and reject any ard all bids
or parts OF bids Proposals should be addressed
20 the Clerk OF the House OF Representatives. and
endorsed Proposals for Stationery Proposals
and specimens must be delivered al the ofice oi
the Clerk of the House. free Of charge. A Ne
DOWELL, Clerk, United States House OF Repre-
sentatives. N.Y. SGT ,Ie5. Is
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WALL PAPER.

LOOKS AS IF THE BRITISH were having every
thing their own way these days. Advancing
all along the line, and the Beers in retreat We're
always pushing ahead-papering more rooms every
month at the same old prices, s. Up. F. G.
NOLTE SO 9th ST. NV. NO BRANCH. my3O-tt
ROOMS papered 3 up; work guaranteed;
samples brought HUNT, SIC F ST., room 3
my24-7t,em
CHAs. N EVANS WILLIAM B. EVANS
Let US give you an estimate your paper
ing. honest work; fair price EVANS BROS. 222
IStn II sw. my5-imo, EN-
STORAGE.
STORAGE. IS cents per load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 420 10th ST. NV. my29-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTs.

FOR S.-LE-on Delaware ave. and % st. ne, cor
ner of L st, snort lots running back to alley
with a frontage of some 250 feet on line OF pro-
posed elevated tracks of B. & @. r. r.: lots p to
81 inclusive (also lot Of y square 74s, street and
reservation in front averaging about 200 feet
wide; if sold at once, 90 cents per foot A. S
CAYWOOD, 933 9th ST. my29-3t, ,em
GET ONE of those lots on Conduit Roa /; finest
in the District for the money; monthly pay
ments to suit; money loaned 10 build; send for
booklet; free. CLARK BROS, COS 18th st. NV
myl0-lmo,em
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GAS STOVES.

For Cooking and Heating.
Gas APPLIASCE EXCHANGE,
1924 New YORK Avenue.
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FOR SALE-NoRTHWEST.

Apply at office for We:hJ Balistil
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TABLE BOARD.
TABLE board SIS per month at PITTsBURG
CAPE, 606 Pa. ave. my25-7t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ENNTFD-A colored girl for housewook; no iron
ing; with refs. Apply to CAROso' To G 81
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wANTEO-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Horses. etc, TO pasture; 80 eeDte nov
week. on 100 acres miles from CITY; plenty
of shade and spring water. Address T P. VIII.
LSAMS, Oxen Hill, Nd. my2s7t-em
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NANTED-Sewing girls housekeeper, chamber
maid waitress. good cook; hotels, city and
Country; see Us. 1900 New York ave. NV. II
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Steam engineer. white or colored. for
hotel; quick. lOl3 \. Y. ave. Item
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FOR SALE-S0dl fountain and charging apparatus
complete. 500; cost $3.50. CEN CAFE. 1903 .
81. uy29-St, eEl
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tOR SALE-S5 for hair mattresses In two parts;
lounges. S2-75; 50 cook and heating stoves IS;
paTioT and bedroom suites. 81 per week: We are
sfter turniskin.- your house, cash or credit RED
NONR, 81 and 3lS 18th ST NV Se4-tfern
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

---~--~~--~--~-----~~s
"A SNAP''-Serving lunch y hours daily; car
clear 50 per day; want good partner. viii
small capital Address Box 272 this office.
rnv3J-3t-em
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PRICE FIVE CENTS,

half times as great and equalIed tho.
Sc of Great Britain, Germany and
France combined.
" The increase in the annual Ame-
rican product within thirty years has
been double the combined increase
of those three great nations. Anne.
rican manufactures are now equal to
any in England and are growing
twice as fast. Americans are manu-
featuring nearly twOthirdJ as much
as all Europe with its 37O,OOO,OOO
people, and more than one third of
all that is manufactured in the world.
6 If you take the whole range of
Industries the proportions stand
about the same. The aggregate val
ue of American industries is more
than double that of Great Britain,
three times that of France and two
and a half times that of Germany.
1t is one half that of all Europe
combined.
I" Within forty years the United
States has gained more than
S67, ,OOO,OOO,OOO in wealth, while
Great Britain. France and Germa.
ny to gether have'gained less than
$50, 100000. The present an
nual gain is about $4,000, 100000
and every working day sees the Uni.
ted States more than 6,OOO,OOO,OOO
better off than it was the day befo-
re.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
CreeIman Says Rail-
road Is Real AS
sasSin OF GOebel.
BY JAMES CREELMAN.

The real author of the reign OF
terror in Kentucky is the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad Company.
This giant corporation has cOntrO'
lied the councils of the Democratic
party in that State and has dictated
the nomination and election of every
Governor since the civil war. 1t is
the champion and defender of lawless
corporate power.
Governor Goebel led the fight in
the Kentucky Senate and in the
law courts against the criminal and
tyrannous power of the Louisville q
Nashville Railroad and its corporate
allies. At times the Senator had
to fight almost singlehanded. He
was a stern, ruthless, uncon4uerable
man, the first to bring the railroad
oligarchy to its knees. Mr.. GOebeps
enemies may abuse him, but the fact
remains that during his long service
in the Kentucky Senate no corpora
ton was able to buy or Lully him.
He was incorruptibility itself in his
official life. He forced railroad to
pay its share of the taxes, he intro
duced and passed laws protecting
railroad employees, and he brought
scores of actions for damages in the
courts. He fought against the cor
rupt and law-defying rule of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company as Tilden and O'COnnor
fought against enthronad crime in
the days of Boss Tweed.
1t was the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company and its confede-
rates that inspired the spirit of mur-
der in Kentucky. Again and again
/ was told during my trip with Mr..
Bryan that Mr.. Goebel would not
survive to take his seat, even if he
were elected. The combined corpo-
rations could not afford to let him
live.
How soon will this condition of
things spread to other Statesg |
have certainly seen the faint stir
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rings of this spirit of the vengeance
of oVergrOwn corporate power much
nearer home than Kentucky.
British Public
Opinion.

There is not the slightest indica
ton that the British people have
begun to suspect that their Govern
ment has undertaken the impossible
in South Africa. "The man ON the
street" heartily curses the day when
Chamberlain began to carry out the
plot to exterminate the republics,
put ne just as heartily curses the
man who proposes that the underta-
king be now abandoned.
British public opinion is still in
that stage in which national vanity
keeps alive the hope that "tLe mis-
fortunes of the present day will be
compensated by the morrow But
this stage cannot be permanent.
Either that hope must soon find
some more substantial diet than va
nlty or IL Will die. Already tie
rank and file of the soldiers atythe
front are despOndent. They are
half beaten before the jaws CT the
latest Boer trap begin to close upon
them.
In this War modern military SCI
ence is for the first time demonstra.
ting the utmost possibilities of its
measures for attack and for defense.
There came very near being such a
demonstration at Santiago, but Gen.
TOrals realization of the inherer /
folly of resistance saved the day for
Shafter. Each of the battles bet-
ween Britain's best troops and tha
soldiers Of the republics has been
such a demonstration in its connie
teness. The Object-lesson. may have
to be repeated many, many times
before Britain will grasp its mea-
ning. But, accidents barred. she
must inevitably realize it in the end.
The sooner she does so the better it
will be. For she needs these milIi-
ons Of money, these thousands Of Ii
YES she is wasting.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
News OF The Island.

According to a recent General
Order from the Secretary of War
travelling allowances to discharged
soldiers are computed by taxing the
distance in miles by the shortest
usually travelled route from place of
discharge to that of enlistment and
allowing one days pay and subsis-
tence at the rate of 80 cents for
every 20 miles of travel, and this
allowance will be calculated for the
exact distance, and where the dis.
tance, is not an exact multiple of 20
the remainder, after dividing by 20.
ill be allowed for as emitting to the
proper proportion of one days paw. If
transportation has been furnished for
any palt of the distance, that part
will be excluded from the computa-
tion of travel pay, but subsistence
for the full distance will be allowed.
The Municipal Council of Yauco
has imposed fiues on several of it's
lnelnbers for not attending the ses-
SionS.
A young man named Rafael Bon
home was recently found drowned
in the Manati River.
Post Chaplain Il. f. Brown will
speak at the meeting of the soldiers
Literary Society this evening at Z
O'Clock.
Mr. George Finlay has been gran
ted permission to lay out :. street
through his property in Santnrce.
Mr. Manuel Perez Aviles of Are
cibo and Mr. Vicente Urrutia Of
AnascO are in this city.
La Perla theatre of Ponce was
opened on Sunday evening with a
concert given b. the Woman'S Aid
Society. The theatre was crowded
and the society netted good profit.
Mr. Jose Blanch of Mayaguez vice
Consul of Hawaii has resquested
permission to leave that city.
A large number of residents of
Morovis viii protest against the an-
nexatiOn of that tOwp to Manati.
The case against Antonio Simon
pietri for assault was brought up be-
fore the Provisional Court sitting in
Ponce Tuesday last.
The following cases will be
brought up for trial to morrow befo-
re the District Court of Humacro
against Gerardo FonsecA for larce-
ny, Emilio Gafces for abduction
and JussO Algarin for the same cri-
me.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
Commercial Growth
OF The u. S.

The growth Of the United States
is the wonder of mankind. In 1870
the value of American manufactures
was SO, 700, 100000, in 1899 it was
nearly 1000, 100000. In 1870
the manufactures of the United Sta
tes just equallel those Of Great Bri-
tain /: in 1899 they we're two and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
New York Board OF Appraisers
OVerrulGS Claim That Puerto
Rico Is Part OF United States.
New York, February 18th, 1900.

The Board of General Appraisers of the New York
Custom House have overrued the claim made by certain
importers that Puerto Rico part of the United States and
that consequently imports therefrom sho1 tree
duty.
The cabegrams belong MERoANT and their
eproducton any will cost fifty dollars for each cable
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Division Numbering 10000 Men
Ordered To Prepare For
South Africa.
Troopships Ready.
Total British Casualties South Africa lO515.
TroOpships Ready.
Total British Casualties South Africa IO5I5.
New York, Febrnuary 14th, 1900.

The War Office in London is actively working on the
preparations for departure of new troops for the Transvaa
Another division numbering 10000 men has been or
dered to get ready sail Immediately for South Africa
The transports embark these troops ready in diff
ferent ports of Great Britain
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
British Force Passage MOdder
River At Three Different Points.
Captured Five BOer Laagers.
New York, February 18th, 1900.

Dispatches from London officially announce that the
British Army the 18th instant forced the passage of the
Modder River at three different points. a jeHGS
These dispatches also that the British forces have
captured five Boer laagers ssESA
The British captured some ammunitions from. the
Beers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
Senate Committees
Report On Fora
ker Bill.


Islands and Puerto Rico in reporting
the Foraker Puerto Rico bill to the
Senate accompanied it with an ella
borate and exhaustive report, the
salient features of which are as TO-
lows:
In proposing Legislation necessari-
ly intended to be but temporary, it
is only necessary to accomplish Ger.
tain propositions. These may be
generally stated as follows:
1. To substitute a civil for mi
litary government.
2. To accord to the native Porto
Ricans as much participation therein
as it may be for the best interests of
all concerned to give them.
3. To avoid as far as possible
radical changes in the laws, courts,
and codes of procedure and yet make
such notifications and alterations
as are necessary to dispense with the
most Objectionable features of Spa
nish government and judicial admi-
nistratiOn.
4. To provide a legislative aut-
hority that can deal with all domestic
subjects of legislation.
5. To extend the navigation laws
Of the United States to the island,
and enact such tariff, internal reve-
nue., and other provisions as are
necessary to afford revenue for the
support of the government, and to
meet the expenses of such public
instruction and public improvements
as should be undertaken, and in this
behalf authorize, to limited extent,
the raising of funds by issuing mu-
nicipal and insular bonds in antici
patton of revenues.
6. TO retire Porto Rican coins
now in circulation and substitute
coins Of the Unites States therefor.
Z. To authorize and regulate the
granting of public and quaSi-public
franchises.
The questions that gave the COM
mittee most concern we're, first, as
to whether or not the Constitution
should be extended to Porto Rico;
and, in the second place, what pro-
vision should be made with respect
to tariff duties and internal-revenue
taGes.
With respect to the first of these
questions, an examination of the
various acts of Congress establishing
Territorial governments, commenc.
ing with the act of April Z, 1898,
establishing Territorial government
for Mississippi, shows that Congress
did not extend the Constitution OF
the United States to the Territories
in any case prior to the act of Sep
tember 8, 1850, by which a Terrific
rial government was established for
New Mexico.
In the act of April Z, 170S, esta-
blishlng a Territorial governments
for Mississippi, the provision was
simply that the people of Mississippi
should be entitled to enjoy all and
singular the rights, privileges, and
advantages granted to the people OF
the territory of the United States
northwest of the river Ohio in and
by the ordinance of 1887 in as full
and ample manner as the same were
possessed or enjoyed by the people
of the said aforementioned territory,
excluding the last article of the or.
dinance, which prohibited slavery.
Tu be continued.
-)Ot-
| Commercial Growth
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
SAN JUAN, P R, FEBRUARY Is 1900.

The War Office has published the statistics of tie los
Of the British troops from the beginning of the campaign
in the Transvaal up to the present time
According to these statistics the total British casualties
are 1O515 in killed, wounded and prisoners.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
Puerto RiCan Debate
To Begin Monday.
New York, February 18th 1900.

reported from Washington that the debate on the
Puerto Rcan bill will begin Monday next in the House
of Representatives
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-15
Roberts Has Invaded
The Orange Free State.
10000 Men At MOdder River.
New York, February 18th, 1900.

Dispatches from Cape Town state that Lord Roberts,
Commander in Chief of the British troops has invaded the
Orange Free State
General Roberts entered the enemys territory at the
head of halt of his troops
The remaining forces, about 10000 men. are at
Modder River
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THE FIRST AMERICAN BANK
OF HAWAI-, LII

incorporated under the laws of the r.
public of Hawaii
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al Cod' And could these other
em, vD'',,,rs speak. they would tell YOU
tnl N.,',IstorIng tenderness TO these.
Ne t.,a 10 tenderness approach
h .l,,f angels OF the women Of Ho
nh Is secure. aye. and so In the
~ W, Io.s not need your presence
uf IN u.l these feeble words-to
Ut.s Huy. In the words Won
fbm. heard words that have be-
b. -.rfII the world will little note
N, y. sly. bus " can never forget
.tsy dd'
y ,auf souls iu peace. When. for
Iwf yOu break your ranks ana
v8ur comrades In lighting bat
\ y .,I and holier In their cause
,01 have fought together in
D. .lI there will not be wanting
w. American children of thIs
territory willing hands and
)m',i t.Irfs o. Join here upon this
E,f tributes % tears and flowers.
| y y nov
s,.n NJ. Sowall had finished. the
y. .,rai toOk position and fired the
c1pds blank that are the SOL
| Me "a the mournful volleys
| any I'M the hills about the City
H. me crowd dispersed and left
..,,.s 10 the tender ministrations
| - Who had come to mourn their
r.sss and many or whom staid
| N mo shadows gathered and the
| = ssfe closed
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ruEGRAms CONDENSED.
:, d Coast Files Abbreviated for
Quick Reading.

!, kae oi the Belgians has arrived
ardln
M southern Pacific will not build a
10 Sal, Lake.
g,s thousand street ear men at Ber-
10 olt on q strike.
| rpmotues are making their way in
! a tir.Ja az freight carriers.
n Paris police are making no prog
In ihs search for "Gyp's" abduct-
yoIent and-lOcked harbor has
| hald In Eastern Buzon. which is
| otn on spanish charts.
ssy Mwnas detaulting postmas-
1.efted 10 settle In Venezuela and
arse Investments there.
heroic statue of General Grant "A
! Of Che GrJnd Army To the Nation.
ben erected az Washington.
0glgpr Empress OF China Sc
approves The Boxer" movement
~ utbrodS Is threatened at Pc
An American gunboat mas been
20 Tau
uing 10 the Shanghai papers of
.lh inst. all the vessels OF the
ng squadron Ot the sadly reduced
navy which were then In the
o'ag waters were under orders
'eed uorth on the 25th inst.
3 reported that az n place called
o Ningpo district. Chekiang.
natives have attacked French
pa and wounded the French mis-
ry charge A report OF the oc-
f-,o has been sent to the French
gI General at Shanghai. who Is
ai 10 DE matter.
mul expert talking 90 a repre-
Atvs ot the Jimmin, takes a very
'efi view u his country's capacity
s,sts We thinks that England Is
oiy power japan need fear az sea.
hPne'e ileet Is much stronger
uyihing that Russia could send
~ her and even " France Joined
p nay. she dare not reduce her
home waters sufficiently to be
armdable to Japan. lie evident
areat admiration for the meth
raH In the British navy. aud Is
W. nat no other service IN In
ondItion Of efficiency. lie Is
fNaded that the Japanese fleet
My seal the seas OF China and
! lhe occasion for such a meas
va
pr@pOndent writes % the North
lty News that rumors are rife
u Iae Wenchow district indica-
slIwt and possibly trouble
Y faeards have been stuck up
Pae's calling upon the people
y blow for freedom ana expeI
saers While in certain points
ave been raised as rallyinR
I" '0e members Of the Kolao
,'pd with the sentence. Com
Nv py Heaven and Obeying COM
~ ls destroy heretical sects."
.l uedeuCe has been given TO
.P,I's 90 cause n large body of
Y y ouled In from the country
Lsi'd In The city. Whether this
D'e solely to news OF the state
10 ohdntung or whether n
y. N'n tostered BY proclama-
N' .'ty Offering rewards fOr
.. ,g OF tbe reformer Kang Nu-
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H w. FOSTER & CO.,
Gold and Silversmiths

FINE WATCH REPAIRING. EN-.
CRAVING and DIAMOND-SETTI
AL Goods and Work Guaranteed
209 HOTEL STREET.
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Li'iiSo or THE FOOD.
~ Next saturday ut the
a'aoAc Church.

~ Next Saturday at the
''aolc Church.
''noay Of the blessing II the
w lake place next Saturday
y o'clock at the Catholic
w sunday morning. the edi-
l., ~ Dc sIyen away to the poor
\ ~ lsed OF them. A fair will
| y, ,ood blessing ceremony. for
| salich premises will be brill
s l \. VII be at iOa. n. sunday,
! portuguese sermon. The
y, yolego band will assist In
b, t,,, ald Eil. be stationed in
, ,-,s iae same day the poor
! s.. l'. INBRED by tso serving OF
! s i'pls,, which is a custom
All, ,e.e0ration OF tn fes-
ho.y Ghost.
H. '.ai.an band will be in at
ma on saturday and on
H. A.. WI render a concert on
! ana ron $3.50 to $50 p. m.
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s''a'an Coming Back.

~ ~ OF Honolulu. who has
~. u'usion, D. C.. for some
,,g,osing after the Interests
mt.s" people In the legis-
Rom :, Oeiore Congress. arriv-
EU,s., I c.i East Yesterday and ia
u onu e,,a'ltornia. Wilcox was
Nprs',a.,.' named by the ma
|-Ch,,,lnlt, Them at the national
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On Fixed Deposit for IL month";
p. a.
On Fixed Deposit for 6 months ~ :. a.
p. a.
On Fixed Deposit for months =. q
p. q.
INTEREST ALLOWED BY TNn
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA:
IN current Deposit l 2-1O sen Dor As..
On Fixed Deposit for IL months. 81
per cent p. a.
The bank buys and receives for eel
lection Bills OF Exchange, issuss
Drafts and Letters of Credit and tra1.-
acts a general banking business.
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
New Republic Bldg. Honolulu, u. +