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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
7 aiIor" III AIDE Suits

school are requested to apply for -[k
cts on sale from the Portsmouth
school
The funeral OF Nh Thomas NJ. Brock
cit. who passed away Friday morning.
was held from his late residence. No.
IL Cecelic avenue, ut 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning. The services were con
Quoted by Rev y. +. MoCluer, OF Parl,
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The ra-
mains We're laid 10 rest in Elmwood
Cemetery.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Meredith left yesterday
morning FOR Stafford, Va, to visit his
parents.
aIr. and Mr. T. z Williams. OF COS
East Brambleton avenue. left last eve
nng for Bedford county, Va, on a
visit 10 the formers mother. Before
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The Christian Endcavorers OF Coliey
Memorial Church. Epworth League OF
Lekies Memorial Church. and the Ear
nest Workers of Central Avenue Ban
fist Church. viii give y joint moonlight
excursion on the night OF July I'D on
the stcamsr Pocahontas to Old Point
ard the Capes The union of these
Christian workers means that. weather
permitting, this excursion viii be one
OF the most enjoyable Of the seaso,
and no doubt there will be large at.
tendance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
RRAMSL.ETOM.

At The call of the Burrows Memorial
Baptist Church Rev. Fred W. Moore
was examined for ordination Friday,
July eth by the following Presbytery:
Rev. q. W. Cox. Rev. \. Il. owen, ID.
D., Rev. j. j. Hall, y. D. and Rev H..
+. Dudley. Tho examination was
highly satisfactory, and the ordylstion
ceremonies Will be held at PARK Ave
nue. Baptist Church at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Rev. Geo. w. Cox viii preside. and
Rev. Z. r. Dudley will offer the or
dination prayer. The charge to the
newly ordained minister will be mad
by Rev. j. j. Hall, .. p.
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Water Department. Tbermou.,a,

an INDUSTRIOUS thermometer for in.
side OF the office OF the Water Depart.
m istln. IN ot the City Market building reg
cessive hot days. Speaking "a = rs-
porter. for the Virsinian- Pilot. one OF
the officials, who is keeping the record
of the temperature, says the heat there
Is unprecedented in duration. 1t Is Of
zen NOT Tor parts OF two days; but te
remarkable and dangerous. The clerks
can't work at the records.
The hest is cueYvating and the prs
piration Spoils the, books T7isy dc
only sueh work as is seselutely me-
ccsEary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Boys Waists

12Ho. buys Boys 25c. Percalc
Waists in Blue and white stripes and
tan, red and white figures.
Sc. buys mems 7c. black or tan Socks.
You pay Us regularly e. pair for
these.
121!c. buys mems 25c. madras and
percale Web Suspenders
800. buys our mems 50 and 75c. and
boys madras and percale Shirts, pair
culfs to match; also mems and boys SOC.
percalo Shirts, with two separate collars
and pair cuffs OH.
19c. buys mems Csc. light and dark
patterns in Working Shirts. a genuine
2SC. article.
25c buys mems and boys 39c. Sum
mer Nightshirts our regular 800. ones.
1lc. buys mems i8c. fancy Half Hose,
worth in soma stores 25c. pair. We
bought them to sell al 19c. pair.
121!c buys mems black or tan 18c.
imported ETalf Hose, double sole and
heels.
sc. buys slightly soicd ncn's Shirts,
pair cuffs to match; mostly large sizes
worth from SOC. Up 10 75c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

Miss Lee Eure has returned home
from the New England Conservatory
of Oratory. where she has been attend
ing school the past winter. She grad
uatcd with honor, receiving 100 on her
examination, the highest in class; also
had the honor of being one of the few
selected to accompany Prof. Kelley on
his TableauX dart Co. Miss Eure
does some very artistic posing.
Miss Mary Bcrkovitz. of New York.
is in the city for four weeks stay
with her uncle, Mr.. 8. Kahn.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Continued From Page IL.

The tug party gotten up by Mr.. wal
ter D. Sharp and C. W. Williams will
take place on Tuesday evening. Re
treshments will be served on board and
sp enjoyable time is promised to all
nho attend.
The louisville" will leave the
ethsrn Railway wharf at 1850 p. m.
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Separate Skirts,

S2.98 Gray Homespun Skirts $3.50
$3.50 Black Mohair Skirts 2.l9
S, So and 81. 50 Separate Skirts, $40
81 and $3.50 Black Crcpon
Skirts $40
S12 Black More Velour Skirt 7.49
SO Black Taffeta Skirts 1000
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Linens,

25c. Cream DamasI1 19c
45c. Cream Damasl, 2 yds. wide 35o
SOC. Bleached Danask. all linen 33c
75c. Bleached Damask, y inch SO
25c. Plaid Turkey Damaslz 2O1
Sis All Linen Damask Napkins Sill:
$50 All Linen Dice Napkins 9Sc
SOC. Doylies, bleached go
75c. Doylies, red, white and Blue 59e
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Ribbons.

IS and 45c Doubled Faced Satin
Ribbon at t9c
39c AIl-Silk Taffeta Ribbon at l5c
25c Plain and Fancy affcta Ribbon, 15c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

Peaks of Ottnr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

UNEEDA BATH At OCEAN VIEW
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Ladies' Waists.
Notions.

Mennen's Talcum Powder at lie
Sc. I alcum Powder, box Sc
Sc. Palm Soap, good quality, at &c
Sc. Safety Pins, all sizes, at Sc
19c. Violet Soap goes at Zoe
] DC. bars ofGlycerine Soap 7c
Imported CASTLE Soap, a Cake Sc
Sc. Tooth Brushes go at Sc
Csc. indicated Tale. Powder 15c
Sc. Brush Binding goes at lc
19c. Dress Shields go at Toe
ice. Sachet Powder at sc
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Ten Pairs Women's Dongola Shoes, button or lace, at SOC a pair. Worth ST.
 Sixteen Pairs Women Fine Tan Vesting Top Shoes, all i'll lace, sizes to 4 I-2; former prices s. Tak9 your choice at this sale for S2.
 Eighteen Pairs Wonen's Ooford Ties. Flannel Vesting Top, worth S3. Now for S2.
 Fifteen Pairs Women's Tan Yes ting Top Oxfords, at SI 75. Worth $2. 50.
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Play Ten Innings to a Tie.

An interesting game of ball was played Monday afternoon by the the Conway and Russellville teams, resulting ill score of IS to IS, af- ter ten innings of hard playing. A rain just before the game almost prevented 1t, and the condition of the ground afterward was in the most part responsible for the large score. The game began at AIS and was called at 7;I5 on account of darkness. Following is the score by innings:
 l 2 4 5 : 8 9l0
 Russeiiviile 0 ? 0 I o-ls
 Batteries-Spencer and Bullion; Marshall, Clever and Dickey and Lyons. Umpires-Bond and Jones.
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and the. Collector of Internal Rev enue under Mckinley is against.
 A. w. Files, the populist candi- date for governor was present and made short speech. He did not attract very much attention.
 NOTES.
 Hon. Carroll Armstrong, of Nor rilton, the chairman of the State Central Committee for the demo- crats, was present at the speaking.
 Sid B. Bedding, of Little Rock, was among the prominent republi- cans who came up from the capi- tai. He is the president of the State League of Republican Clubs.
 Judge E. M. Merriman was among those who came up from Little Rock.
 Jeff Davis did not say word about Agee.
 w. D. Mathews editor of the State Republican, was among the prominent republicans in attend ance at the speaking Monday.
 MT. Kuykendall, of the office of State Superintendent of Public In struction was here Monday.
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STOP! STOP! STOP!

At the NEW BARGAIN STORE when you in town, for shelves loaded from bottom with the peiest and best and Summer goods We suit and money article purchase As nothing will quote extremely low prices:
 Standard Brands of Spring and Summer
 Calicoes, yard ----~-s.~.--s.--.4 I2 to
 Best Grade Cotton Checks per yard d-4
 Yard-wide Brown Domestic, yard .---5c
 Bleached Domestic yard
 Lawns, per yard
 Ladie
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A Just Tribute of Respect

Since the death of Col. A. P. Robinson, every citizen of Conway has felt that something should be done in a public way to perpetuate his memory. We all know how he loved our beautiful little city and rejoiced in it's prosperity and up- building; how he gladly gave lots for the public schools and churches regardless of creed or color. The picturesque courthouse grounds was selected and donated by him i'll fact we find his generosity and public spirit impressed indelibly stamped all over our town, for he loved it, loved it's public institu- tions and loved its people; it pleases every one that we are preparing to erect a fountain i'll front of Central College to his memory, It was his fealty to our town that caused him to give all the ground that Central College owns, and his pride in SC. curing for our town such a grand institution of learning caused him to lay off its beautiful campus, per  sonally directing everything, even the planting of the shade trees on each side the winding drives; often has he pictured to himself these same trees grown to wide spreading oaks, with the spray of the foun- tain glistening in the sunlight. It is this fountain, planned by him self that we as town, propose erecting to his memory. No one will be expected to give a large amount, but every one, even the children, will want to contribute their mite. The old, the young, the rich, the poor, let every one give something, and let's erect a grand and beautiful fountain to the memory of the Father of Conway. CITIZEN.
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Ability Recognized.


 Hon. John T. Young, of this city, has been appointed as nie oi the working force upon the Ma tional Democratic Committee, to go to Chicago and assist with the management of the presidential campaign. This compliment to the executive ability of MT. Young who is considered one of the best posted men i'll Arkansas upon the politics of the day and one of the most expert i'll the management oi a campaign. He will leave i'll a few days for Chicago to take charge of the work.
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You can buy cheaper at Paine's. Ring Telephone No. 8 for Gro ceries. Ns ' 7tf @
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Elmer Stephens. of Conway

l was down on visit this week. Ii is reported that he is about to cap ture one of Oak Groves fairest flowers. =" Barring Cross Budget i'll Little Rock Democrat.
 Miss Coy Witt, of Van Buren, came up from Little Rock Sunday and spent the day with friends in this city. Mrs. Witt and Miss Coy are visiting Mrs. D. K. Zones, who has been quite ill, at her home ill Little Rock.
 T. B. Martin, IT,, of Little Rock and nephew of E. w. Can't, was i'll the city the first of the week. He is all excellent cleo trical engineer. In few days he will start on a tour through the West, visiting California and other states.
 The county board of election commissioners met here Monday and organized by the election of | J. M. Rowlett, chairman and J. A.. King, secretary. o. J. Owen, the republican member of the board was also present. They changed the voting precinct of Walker township from Damascus to Bates vile church.
 A Republican lady was talking Monday to a Democratic lady. She said it would be hard on Ar kansas to have Jeff Davis elected governor and that Mir. Remmel was such an awful nice'man. The Democratic lady replied that al most any sort of Democrat would be better than Republican. We desire to sanction the words of the Democratic lady.
 The members and few invited friends of the Dolly Club assembled at the delightful home of Mrs. Sam Heiligers, Friday, July 27, and resolved themselves into a regular Piazza Party" where the pleasures of cool, shady porches were enjoyed to the fullest extent Delicious refreshments were served and the whole affair was had.on the porches making it altogether one of the most enjoyable occasions of the sultry season. Mrs. F.. M. Merri- man of Little Rock, assisted Mrs. Heiligers in dispensing hospitality. From the register of the Hotel de Hines we copy the following names of prominent men who came to our city Monday to hear the speaking w. V. Tompkins, Pres colt; J. D. Kimball, T. F. Kim ball, A. l.. Lipman, w. s. Allen, T. s. Hirsch, A. w. Files, w. G.. Whipple, J. s. Altschul, Noel Loeb, "A. M. Foilime, c. c. Waters, C. F. Waters, H. l.. Remmel, Jno. Shackleford, Little Rock Chas. M. Clark, Philadelphia; Oscar Bratton, Marshall, Ark; o. M Spellman, Lake Farm.
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Confederate Reunion.

On the Sth, oth and 10th of Au gust next at Wooster there will be held the annual reunion of ex-con- federate veterans of Faulkner coun- ty.
 Veterans of adjoining counties and the whole world are invited to attend, as we'll as the public gener- ally.
 The committee in charge have spared no expense or pains to make this reunion especially enjoyable. A splendid brass band has been en- gagged. Speakers of note and prom thence from a distance will be tlfere.
 No other event draws such crowds. No other event so ap- peals to the sentiments of the true, the loyal and the brave. No oth- CT event brings forth such hallow- ed memories of our life offering. Brother confederate soldiers, at tend.
 BY THE COMMITTEE.
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to- Date Work"--That's the only kind you can get at office now. We dou't do any other Kind The latest type designs and newest bor ders and ornaments together with new presses and paper stock enable us to as fine printing as can be obtained anywhere We're little rushed just now, but we have time for your job, The prices are no higher than before.
 CONWAY PRINTING co.
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains on the Little'Rock and Fort Smith Rail- way leave Conway as follows:
 GOING EAST. GOING WEST. No 2A, 6:07 a. in. No 2S, 932 p. Ill. No. 232, 6:36p. III. No. l3l, l0:0l a n. -s.-.- l. " JAMES. Aren't
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LOCAL NOTES.

AO~AH NJ A<0s
 You can buy cheaper at Paine's s.
 King Telephone No. 8 for Gro ceries. 7tf
 The best high grade grocer ies at Paine's. 7tf
 J. K. Kelsey was ill town Mon day.
 Miss Lena Phillips is visiting Miss Lillie Witt.
 The Conway Band rendered ex- cellent music at the speaking Mon day.
 Mrs. Beulah Sevier and children are visiting J. D. Slade and family at Magazine.
 Miss Jennie Wilde, of Morrilton, visited Miss Maude Craig at G. O. Agee's the first of the week.
 Hon. Jas. H. Harrod and family of Little Rock, were the guests of B. T. Deal and wife, Monday.
 Hal Gibson, of Morrilton, has a position here as lineman and night operator for the Telephone Co.
 Mrs. J. N. Mitchell, of North Little Rock, has had her name placed on our subscription list.
 Dr. A. E. Moore, came up from Little Rock Monday to hear the first guns of the State Campaign.
 Miss Artie Martin is visiting her sisters Mesdames w. H. Canada and Rupert Haskins, at Magazine.
 Mrs. Mary Austin and Miss Gorilla Hayworth, from Pine Mountain were i'll town Monday.
 Misses Alice Dougherty and Loy Townsend, two popular young teachers, paid us call Saturday.
 J. N. Simpson, prominent merchant of Vilonia, has been in the city attending the tent meet ing.
 Attorney General Jeff Davis was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Max Frauenthal while in this city Mon- day.
 Miss Gerty Douglass returned Saturday night from a visit to her uncle, Gus Garfield, at Corning, Ark.
 Fri Livingston has returned from Ft. Smith, where he com pleted a course in a commercial college in that city.
 Judge w. H. Duncan went out to the Cadron Friday to inspect the place where the new iron bridge is to be built. Jeff Davis badges and buttons were very much in evidence here Monday. Hon. Jesse E. Martin had them made for the occasion. Miss Ora Smith came in on the Saturday evening train from Mag \ nolia, where she spent a month T very pleasantly, visiting relatives. & Charles Gregory and J. A.. < Higgs sold eighty acres of river ' bottom land to B. l.. Harton last week. Consideration, $I ,6oo cash.
 Rev. D. I'll. Colquette, of this city, is candidate for Chaplain of the State Senate. His many ] friends i'll this part of the state would be pleased to see him elected.
 Ed Green, editor of the Faulk- ner County Times, has position as chief mailing clerk with the Arkansas Gazette. During his absence Mrs. Green is managing |the Times.
 Central College has six solicitors II the field now. Nothing short bf one hundred young lady board krs will satisfy the management his year and they say the prospects Ire fine for securing this number. Pres. Lille started Monday evening pr trip up the Fit. Smith road ind Rev. w. B. Peoples and Prof. p. l.. Paisley started for canvass AL Al
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A Telephone in your residence is more business than pleasure. See L. H. Pyle at Bank of Con way. 6-2t.
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We many brands Ladies Wash Goods ton. Remember line of Gents Furnishngsts complete i'll every respect this2 will give you nice clothes for only good pants 7c wooen Camere for only shirt for only Don't your children fit them we'll Thanking for avor and kind patronage in he future, remain yours truly,
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for lumber. G. r. Carter, mourning ex-
pense.
Honolulu Street Sprinkling Co, Feb.
IS, s4S4, for the use OF two horses for
2S days, at SO per day, SS4: for the sale
OF two horses, $500. G.. r. Carter, In
curing expense.
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.
Feb. %, S2,031.5O, as follows: For SER
vices OF steamer Kaena at $50 per day.
s1,6SO: freight. $3.50; special trip TO
Kahului and return with Drs. Wood
and Garvin. per steamer Kauai. $3.50.
r. Pickett, Feb. 2S, $5446O. for fenc-
ing in burned grounds at 80 cents a
foot. c. b. Ripley, mourning expense.
Makaainana Printing House, Feb. -.
S20.3S. for advertising.
IA. F. Bertlemann, Feb. -, siG.75. for
door frames, blinds. etc, supplied kero-
sene warehouse. W. L. Rowell, incur
ring expense.
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UNIMPRONED.

$3.50, SIS cash, $40 Per Month-Ka-
pahulu lots, with magnificent view, on
line of proposed electric cars, branch
office on property for convenience OF
parties desiring to see the lots.
Sl2O0-Corner Kapahulu and Castle
road, Waikiki, lots 50x100 each.
$16OO-Young ST., lots near McCully
St., size 75x13s. Special terms IL de-
sired; should be seen to be appreciat-
ed.
s2OOO-College St., corner Hastings,
size 75x125.
S2OO0-Beretania ST., lot 15x13S.
S24O0-McCully ST., corner OF Young
St, elegant lot 141x95; lots may be
made of It; special terms If necessary.
S350O-Vineyard St., lot size 59xsO;
installments or otherwise IL desired.
S45OO-14 desirable lots on Kapahulu
road.
S65OO-Palama, IL acres. facing King
st.
SSOOO-Beretania ST., lot adjoining
Progress block, size 36x10S; has good
business future.
$40. 5OO-Elegant residence corner lo'
| corner Makiki and Wilder AYES, size
2O6X1C7: should be seen TO be appreci
lated; Improvements poor.
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IMPROVED.

S250-Alapai St, lease of cottage OF
6 rooms, size of lot 25x70, lease runs
10 months.
s900-Each, 2 very neat cottages OF
) rooms each, on kawaiahao ST., be-
tween Cook and Ward SITS, size OF lot
33x100 each.
$2000-Corner South and Queen Sts.,
lease of IL years, monthly income now
$50; can be easily increased.
S275O-Cosy cottage and lot, S rooms
and bath, stable, ETC., on kawaiahao
ST., between Cummings and Kamaku,
size of lot 50x200. This is very cheap.
S3000-Beretania ST., cottage OF 6
rooms, size of lot 50x136; very cheap;
in midst OF good improvements.
S3250-Kewalo district, Kawaiahao
St, between Ward and Cummings, s
cottages; income $50 per month.
S3500-Queen St, lot with 2 cottages
between Cooke and Ward Sts.; size
of lot 5Ox100.
S55OO-A bargain; Kakaako St,
house and lot, contains A rooms, lease
on land years to run and privilege
of 10 more years, low rent; income
s266 per month.
S62OO-Beretania St, cottage OF
rooms, coy and neat; has all modern
improvements; size of lot 1O0x14O.
$65OO-Makiki St, above Wilder Ave,
cottage contains z rooms, bath etc,
size of lot 225x1O0; excellent buy.
SSOO0-Thurston Ave, cottage ad-
Joining the residence of Mr.. Austin;
possesses a magnificent panoramic
view; cannot be obstructed; size oil
lot S5x200.
sS5OO-Queen St., lot and small i'm
provements, near Punchbowl St, size
72xg6: adjoins new brewery property
suitable for warehouse.
$40. 5O0-Beretania St, business cor
ner, size 116x75.
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No use looking for anything better
than Jesse Moore IA" Whisky, for
its better isn't made in either the new
or the old world.
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Only the highest grade OF RED RUB
Der lie Used In the Stamps made BY
he HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
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Additional list furnished upon appli-
cation TO
WILL L. FISHER,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1893 Fort and Merchant SITS
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CRIMPs FIGHT AGAIN.
Turk and Lewis and Mccarthy had a
Mlxup Yesterday

Turk and Lewis have again managed
to put themselves in a position to eX-
plain their troubles to Police Judge
Wilcox The other man in the scrape
is Mccarthy, who completes with the
former shipping men for the trade in
sailors.
Yesterday shortly after the noon hour
Turk and Lewis appeared at McCar-
thy'S boarding house on Queen street
and demanded the clothes of two sail
ors whom they alleged had been ship
ped on the bark Fresno by themselves
Mccarthy ordered them away from his
premises. Turk and Lewis said they
came to the place on the authority OF
Shipping Commissioner Porter Boyd
who had told them to secure the cloth
ing. One of the sailors was with Turk
and Lewis at the time.
Turk and Mccarthy came to blows
and proceeded to wipe up the earth
with each other. Neither was punished
to any great extent. All three came
post haste to the police station. 1t was
a race to see which could reach the
deputy sheriff's office first Turk and
Lewis outdistanced Mccarthy, albeit
the latter has the longest pair of legs
Mccarthy was arrested and will ap-
pear for trial this morning.
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Sam johnson in HiIo.

1t is evident from the items appear.
ing in the Honolulu papers from time
to time, that the Hilo public made a
mistake in not throwing bouquets TO
Sam Johnson, says the Hilo Herald
Superintendent of the Odorless Ex.
cavator Department of the Govern.
ment at Honolulu. Mr.. johnson has
criticized the Hilo militia, and the SAM.
tary condition of Hilo. But Mr.. John.
son overlooks two facts. First: that
his excavator cart was brought to Hi.
10 without the hose necessary to put It
into service; and secondly, that Homo
lulu was and is in such an unsanitary
condition as to breed disease and cpl
denies while Hilo has so far kept re.
markably free from any such unpleas.
ant results.