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PREPARING FOR SEA.
Wntcr-Cnrrying Shin Arrtbuse nr-
ing Made Ready for Voyage at
Snn Francisco.

Philadelphia, June @G.-Undcr or
ders from the navy department a large
force OF men Monday began work OF
preparing for active service the wa
ter-carrying ship Arcthusc. which has
been in reserve at League Island since
the close of the Spanish-Amcrican
war. The Arethusc is 70 be sent to
chinese waters, and the officials at
the League Island navy yard expect
TO have her ready within ten days.
Every available part of the ship will
be filled with coal as ballast and she
is expected to carry about $500 tons
TO the American warShips at China.
Lieut.. Gill. formerly in charge OF
the photographic Office in this city,
who has been on sick leave. has been
ordered to proceed Immediately TO the
Asiatic station there, to report to
Rr. Adm. Remey.
Norfolk, Va, June CA lnrge force
of mechanics was put TO work at the
Norfolk yard Monday morning on the
four naval colliers there. Rush or
iers for the commissioning OF these
have been received from Washington.
The vessels have n combined cargo
capacity of over ten thousand tons
Of coal. They are expected to do
1eet tender duty in Chinese waters. |
The cOlliers have seen. no service since |
he Spanish war.
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AFFAIRS GENERALLY ARE TRANQUIL.
This Plan Will Enable the War De.
partment to Send Regulars to
the Philippine Islands.
They VIII Tuke the Pince of tbe
volunteer Army Wbi~h Must
he Brought Home by
Next June.

Washington, June 26.-AS soon as
secretary Root returns to this city
early next week final arranrcments
VIII be made for the withdrawal OF os
n'ahy troops as can he spared from
further service in Cuba. ACCORDING
10 reports recently received from Gov.
"eh. wood the elections pissed off
quietly and without disorder at anv
point, and affairs generally have
become tranquil with no Indications
OF future trouble. In consequence of
inns encouraging state OF affairs.
the officials of the war ,lepart-
ment are considering the question OF
large reduction of the military force
IN Cuba. 1t has been estimated that
about one-half of the troops can safe
~ he brought home within the next
Few months. Nothing will he settled
as to which regiment shall come until
attcr Secretary Root returns To the
city. There is nm impression. how
ever That the 9TH infantry. stationed
in the department of San
tiago. will be the first Cuban rcriment
To return to the United States. and
that the Sth infantry, stationed in the
same department. will follow soon
after. The return of these troops to
ne United States Will enable the war
department to carry out It's plan of
sending regular troops from this 4,
'ouniry to the Philippines TO take
he places of the volunteer army.
which must be brought home and dis
harged by June 30, 1901. Unless de-
elopmcnts in China neccssitatcs n
mango of programme, the homeward
movement of the volunteer troops
rom the Philippines will begin in the
arly fall. and about 5000 or 10000
'gular troops will be sent out grad
ally from this country to take their ,
lacCS
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BOTH BADLY HURT.
Prof. Neske. "a WelI-Known Band Dircc-
tor, and His Wife In Run
away Accident.

Monticello, y. Y, June 23.-Prof.
NeS<e, director of the Barracks bank
at Columbus. o., number of years
and Mrs. Neske are lying in a criti-
cal condition at their summer home
in Thompsonville, Sullivan county. as
the result of a runaway while they
were out driving.
When going down a steep Hill near
their home Mr.. Ncskc lost control of
the horse. When about half way down
the hill they overlook Il conveyance
and in order TO avoid a collision Neskc
guided his frightened animal into
stone wall. The horse struck the
stone wall and was killed and the
occupants were thrown from the
wagon. Mr.. Neskc was cut about the
head. face and body. Mrs. Nesl>e's
lrm was broken in several places and
She was otherwise injured.
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Massachusetts. Cen. james NJ. Ash
ton, OF Washing on. was recognized
and he also seconded the nomination
of Roosevelt.
senator Depcw, OF New York. also
seconded the nomination of Roo.e-
Welt.
Depew. at 1:jO, conclulcd. and the
roll was then called for vice president.
lhe nomination of Roosevelt was
unanimous. with the exception Of on.
missing vote Of New York-the iudi-
vldnnl vote of Roosevelt. Chairman
Lodge then declared Roosevelt nomi-
mated for vice president of the United
States
Tn motion OF Col Dick. Senator
Lodge was placed al the head of the
committee 10 notify thc president Of
his nomination. and Senator Wolcott
at the head of the committee TO noti-
~ the vice presidential nominee.
Resolution Of thanks to Mr.. Lodge
and to Mr. Wolcott for their able
services rs presiding officers were
unanimously adopted. also thanks 10
Mayor Ashbridgc, of Philadelphia for
the hospitality of the city. and To all
officials of the convention. This |
closed the work. and at 2:li. on mo-
lion of Serene Payne, of New York. /
The republican national convention
II 1900 adjourned sine die.
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AT OYSTER BAY.
Gov. Roosevelt. the Repub,,con c,n
"id"'c for Vice President. VIII
Rusticntc Few DAYS.

New York, June 23.-Gov. Roose-
welt left this city for Oyster bay ot
1 o'clock Friday afternoon. After
sleeping Thursday night at the Union
League club. he went with Gen. Fran
clS '. Greene to the Fifth aycnue
meeting Chairman B. Il. OdelI and
lhe TRIO made a call on Senator platt
There was nothing more than an ex-
chahge of courtcsics between the son.
ator and the vice presidential nom
ince.
"ov. Roosevelt announced that he
VIII stay at Oyster bay until June %
when he will 90 70 Oklahoma TO at.
tend the Rough Riders convention
II was intended that he should adj
dress the local ratification meeting
at Carnegie hall on June %. but his
nomination for the vice presidency
has made that impossible. No one
has vet been selected TO take his
place on thc speakers platform.
senator Platt was better Friday
than he has been since he fractured
his rib
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The NEELY CASE.
'"'''d states Government VIII
wv" vet IN the Mnttcr-Mny he
Removed TO Havana.

W" York. June 2c.- The examina.
1 '' Charles w. f.. Nicely. which
4 |'h postponed number of
W. 'i1 Was >ot for Monday before
'' >'"'', Commissioner Shields.
''." 'r'n postponed 10 next
b., ~ '' lO''o %. IN. The postpone
'...' ~ was by the arrangements and
.-a' consent ot counsel.
''l''''n' United States District
|. ""'y Baldwin sand Monday that
-. t.''yrhmcnt " would act very soon
sp... .''''y case. According TO Mr..
|, .' !, when thc government does
b., ~ viii be in The shape of an an.
'r., made by the district At.
.a., ~ 10 Judge Lacombc Of the
s,,l g.. .'',g'. ,, asking for Necly's re
i,,,a,,. 10 Havana under the Spccial
N. '" ac' passed by CONGRESS
p,a.. ,'.' days Of thc session. II
h ''''''od m., That Nccly's counsel
,,,., .A, :, no move in The matter nm.
s,,,. ' '1e government takes so,no ~
bal '''p for 'he prisoners re- !
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Chicago, June ga crop report
prepared by Snow, the crop expert
who has just completed a two weeks
trip through the states of Minnesota.
North and South Dakota, says the sit
uation is a national calamity, and
claims the wheat failure is the worst
ever known. He estimates the Dako-
tas as promising only 20,OOO,OOO bush
els each, and Minnesota $4,000 OOO-a
total of 100000 bushels, against
100000 and 22j,00O,OOO bushels in
1S9S.
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Roberts Found Guilty.

Salt Lake City, Utah, June 23.-
The jury in the case Of B. II. Roberts,
on trial for unlawful cohabitation,
returned a verdict Of guilty. Roberts,
in an agreed statement of facts put
before the jury, admitted that he en-
tered ito a pOlygamous marriage
with Maggie b. Shipp, and lived with
her and his legal wife, Sarah Louisa.
1t is claimed that Roberts relies on
the supreme court to reverse the YER
dict on the technical grounds.
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Chicago, June 93.-The buildir :
contractors council met and voted 10
rcier back, with power to act, to Tie
executive board of that board the
ultimatum presented by the reDre-
scntatives of the labor unions. The
executive board later announced that
The contractors would take no action
on the proposition of the labor unions
until the unions agree TO withdraw
from the Objectionable trades council
This representatives of the union de
clare they will not do.
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Chicago, June ga crop report
prepared by Snow. the crop expert
who has just completed two weeks
trip through the states of Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, says the sit
uation is a national calamity. and
claims the wheat failure Is the worst
ever known. He estimates the Dako-
tas as promising only 2o,OOO,0Oo bush
els each. and Minnesota $4,000. .O00-a
total of 75.O00,0O0 bushels. against
zoe, ,OO0,OO and 225. 900, 900 bushels in
1895.
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passenger Train on the Southern
Railway Runs into a Wash
out Near McDonOugh, Ga.
PEOPLE WERE KILLED.
rhe Wreck Took Fire and Many ofthe
Bodies Of the Unfortunate Vic
tins We're Cremated.
EVER, Person on the Entire Train.
r,crri the Orcupnut~ of the
ruIImnn Cur. rcrishcd in
the Disaster.

q Atlanta. Cl. June 2G. 4 passenger
5. ,,in on the Macon branch Of the
$soYihcru railway ran into Il washout
No and % half miles north Of McDon-
4 orh. Ga. Saturday night, and was
komp.rfch wrecked The wreck
4 4anght fine and the entire train, with
b. exception of the sleeper, was de-
&iro,cd. Every person on the train
3,rept ihc occupants Of the Pullman
] ,r pcrishcd Not a member OF the
4 rain crcn escaped. Thirty.f:,c per
i on, IN ali were killed.
The train left Macon AZ 7:1O and
h., dur in Atlanta at 9:ij. McDon-
5prh va- reached on time. At this
sDon' connection is made for Column
L.. Ga.. anl here every night the
ounbus train is coupled on and
lmlcd through TO Atlanta. Saturday
igbf. however. for the first time in
any months, the Columbus train
1 As reported two hours late ON ac-
tonni of vIshout on that branch, |
Ind the Macon train started TO At
lon'a without IFS Columbus connec-
ton tremendous rains of daily oc-
rrcncc for thc past two weeks have
,eo''cn an streams ia this part OF
h. south. and several WashOuts have
been reported on The different roads.
+amp, creek. which runs into the
Drmugcr WAS over It's banks and its
,.tcr, hld -prcad to all the lowlands
lr1rsh which n runs. About mile
md half north of McDonough the
Te,s come, somewhat near the
ou'hcru tracks. and. running along s
lc % for some distance. finally passes
aa, under 'hc road 10y heavy stone
ry'r' s cnudhur>t broke over that
pclion Of fhr countrv about 6 o'clock I
aiurday night. and. presumably,
bOrtly after dark washed out sec
on of The track nearly 100 feet in
Myth Into this the swiftly moving
ain plunged The storm was still y
ging and a'l the car windows were a
o>ed The passengers went TO death a
iihou' am iuSlant'S warning. C.;
The train. consisting OF 4 baggage in
r sccond-rla>~ coach. firSt-class Il
ach ami Pullman sleeper. was W
o'bd into kiudlmg wood by the
90 Tho wreck caught fire few III
n1'~ after the fall. and all tho In
''hc, were burned except the Pull tn
.n car Every person on the train an
'eN 'hc occupants of the Pullman gu
p'r.>hrl iu the disaster st,
atlanta. oa- June additional st,
ports received here Monday from oc
'cenr Of Vie wreck on the Macon wa
0'h of 'he Southern railway at he
.I"no1eh show that the list of arl
dead "'I probably number Al. sh'
anmhcr Of the gang of section
ms which WAS ON The wrecked
is NOT known ~ the wreckage
'e.ng removed the bodies of Ne '"i
aoorcr, rc being discovered and ''l
'r'' ha'" hrru found along the eA' S'
ia, OF 'hc creek. They have not o''
D identified The entire gang was 'o''
'n SIX bodies were brought here exc
'''' morning to await instruc- tue
y from relatives as to their dis ."
.ton unt
,' work Of repairing the broken ,,, 'rol
. ''' '~ proceeding. and traffic II IL
" resumed probably Monday. ''"'
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Second Requisition Issued.

Columbus, o., June 23.-A second
requisition was issued on the gov
ernor of Michigan for the return to
of Max Cowsky. charged
with stealing revolyers from the Pc
ters hardware store. Gov. Pingree
refused to honor the former requisi-
ton on the ground that there was
not sufficient evidence.
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TRANSVAAL SITUATION.
The british Forces Are Making Ad.
,ances. the Boers Fleeing
before Them.

London. June 23.-Gen. Buffers adj
vance 10 SandsrruIt is almost the on
~ fresh point in the military situa-
ton in South Africa. His march IL in
the direction OF Standerton. which
commands the road northward from
Nrede. Lord Roberts has announced
ms plan OF operations already, aud
the occupation of Heidelberg by for
ceS from Johannesburg may conf.
IDENTIFY be expected within ~ hours.
The remnants of Presidents Kruger's
and Steyn's armies will then be sep
arated and gradually hemmed in and
hisarmed. The process ought not TO
require much time. as the Dutch for
ceS IN the two sections can not now
number more than ten thousand men.
Military men are not surprised by
the delay on the British line. They
assert that the business Of feeding
over 100000 soldiers in country
where food IL scarce Is n most scri-
Gus undertaking The magnitude Of
the British army is a hndrance TO
its mobility and 10 decisive opera
tionS, since the transport prob
lem IS one Of enormous diff
'u'Iy and prevents rapid work Gem
erals Roberts and Butler, moreover,
are compelled 10 go slowly and dis
arm the Burghcrs day by day. Inn
'nenSe districts are 10 be pacified and
me arms must be secured from every
house on the line of march.
kuInors have been revived that
GENERALS BOtha and Dcwet will sur
render their forces if they can gain
my points by negotiating, but These
appear To he premature. Dewct has
not yet been thoroughly beaten. and
'otha came near surrounding
'renchs troops during the last bat
Ie. The story that the bridge on
he Delagoa railway was blown up by
he premature explosion OF a mine
: hardly creditable.
London. June 2j.-The Transyaaf
military incidents are summed up Of
rially 10y Lord Roberts in the follow-
NJ message 10 the war office:
"Pretoria, Sunday, 1880 n. m.-Bul-
r. reached Standerton June -. Ue
Dund good deal Of rolling stock.
II the Dutch residents had left tho
OWN.
The British prisoners captured
nee our occupation Of Pretoria have
rem taken 10 Machadodorp
Ian Hamilton occupied Heidelberg
The enemy fled, pursued
our mounted men six or seven
Hes. The previous day Broadwood's
'valry had u skirmish with the cne-
v, dispensing them completely and
pturng six.
The enemy attacked our post at
oningsprut, and before reinforcc-
ents arrived from kroonstad thcy
d burned three culvcrts. These had
been repaired by this afternoon"
\ dispatch from Cape Town. dated
Sferday says: "'rhe British cas-.
lties at IIoningspruit were 81 killed
Il wounded"
Lord Roberts and Commandant Gen.
uis Botha are still exchanging let
IS
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''a l.. ''R'' t Tenn June GA
aoopa ya' g'n Received by The Chat
Pension. ". from Commissioner
! story publi"hoa ,iI, !" which he denies
toe effect t'a.ea ,ha. several days ago
'A'ioa Comma. i'' Ne would resign as
esress. ''9Nloner and run for
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WAR SHIPS MAY BE SENT.
Closely II Third Note to the Sui
tan, IL Significant.

Washington, June 26.-At the state
department Monday 1t was said that
nothing would be given out regard
ing the third demand made upon Tur-
key by Charge d'Afraires Griscom.
The presentation Of the demand fol-
lowing closely, as il does upon the
mobilization of the North Atlantic
squadron upon hurry call, is regard
ed as significant, especially when taxi
EN- in connection with the sailing Of
the Albany from Southampton, Eng,
for Gibraltar Tuesday.
Three demands have been made and,
without the display on force, this
government will he Obliged to ac-
knowledge that these were mere
bluffs.
Southampton, June 2G-The United
States steamer Albany. will sail for
Gibraltar Tuesday. 1T is reported
that her mission in the Mediterranean
is to collect the indemnity of 100000
which the sultan of Turkey has adj
mitted is due TO the Unitel States be-
cause of the destruction of property
belonging to Americans during the
troubles.
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Thought the End Near.

Woodstock, o., June 23.-Seeing a
ring around the sun, John o. Stanley,
a travelling minister, made bonfire
of his wagon and personal effects in a
highway near here. lie thought the
world was coming to an end.
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b Of X. rI,'n' June &C. The secrs.
'sisg nsms. has authorized the
|n-yl,a a,'nored cruisers. Ha,,,s. gat ,'e.
Z. coIo,aSa s'"I"' Rhode Island. Nary. ,'y.
|%'r'd cruiscrs" 1"o Soolh Dakota.
aud cAarle'',n.S st. Louis, Milwau.
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Lynch Tree Blown Down.

Urbana, o., Ju 23.---In storm
that famous old tree in the court
house yard, on which a tramp named
Ullery was lynched rs years ago, wes
blown down.
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HOberts Found Guilty.

Salt Lake City, Utah. June "a.
The jury in the ease of u. n. Roberts.
on trial for unlawful cOhabitation.
returned a verdict Of guilty. Roberts,
~ an agreed statement Of facts put
before the jury, admitted that he en-
tered INTO polygamOus marriage
with Maggie Il. Shipp. and lived with
her and his legal wife. Sarah Louisa.
II is claimed that Roberts relies on
the supreme court 10 reverse the yer-
dict on the technical grounds.
L"dy Randolph ChurchiIi 10 Marry.
London, June 22.-Lady Randolph
Churchill has announced that her
marriage TO Lieut.. George Cornwall.
West, Of the Scots guards, will take
place in July.
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Prohibition National Convention.

Chicago, June o6,-,Prohildtionists
are beginning to arrive for the ma
tional convention to be held on We'd
nesday and Thursday nt the ist reg
iment armory. and the state conven-
tion TO be held Tuesday at the same
place. John g. WoolIey and Hale
Johnson, both of Illinois, are strong
favoritcs for the presidential nomi-
nation. Hundreds of large campaign
buttons, having upon them pic
ture of the former, are being dis
tributed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-21
What W omen Don't Know.

"One OF the mistakes of women"
said woman's lecturer the other
day. sis in loving too much. They
can never make mistake in loving,
but they ought to be careful in pick.
ing out the man. They are rather
apt to do it on the grab bag princi-
pie. Another OF the mistakes of
woman is not knowing how to rest,
and still another is not knowing
how to eat. What women don't
know about both has built 10000
hospitals. Consider the way Of NJ IAN
and be wise. Women worry too
much. They are misers to jollity,
and they nearly always die leaving
a large account in the Bank of
Merriment."
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Capt. Towse's Plague Trailers.

John B. Hopkins, recommended
by D. H. Hitchcock and L. A. Thurs
ton; j. Edwards, e, +. Bishop; S. j..
Harris, ex-inspector for DR.. Howard
at Kalihi camp; R. @. Abercrombie,
j. Lightfoot and others; A. G. Whe-
eler, ex.inspector Chinatown, DR..
Pratt; T. w. Carroll, w. G. King
and others; F. Leslie, w. G. Achi
aud others; f. Atkins, G. ii. W.
Norton and A. Nj, Brown; William
McWayne, III. S. Townsend; A. B.
Phillips, agent Board OF Health; W..
r. Hall, Bro. Thomas, St. Louis Col
lege; G. Hopkins, Rev. Edmau; Maj.
or Wood, S. A., Mr., Sedgwick; F.
Berger, l.. @. Ables; A. Dods, Jas.
Campbell aud others; M. S. Levy,
A. B. Wood; j. H. Sharp, Theo.
Richards; VIM. Fernandez, A. ".
Gear; Albert Hoogs, ex Inspector;
w. A. Smith, Paul Isenberg; E. N.
Voeller, W. r, Sims; j. A. Griffin,
Capt. Campbell and others; Pung
ING Yet, e. B. MoClanahan; G. g..
Bartlett, A. NJ. Brown; j. Miller,
from fumigating department of Ka-
lihi camp; Joe Morgan, oh. Hitch
cock; II. B. Weller, A. NJ. Brown;
P. Naone, Col w. E. Fisher; G. w.
Eccles, Citizens Sanitary Commit
lee; G, M. Blaisdeli, w. B!asdell; j..
Spencer, A, W. Garter; r. F. Lock
wood, G. l.. Crabbe; F, West, ex.
Inspector Chinatown for DR.. Pratt;
Kipi, D. Mcintyre of Moanalus; G.
G. Eakin, f. j. Cross and others.
Mr.. Towse states that the appoint
ment of Pung ING Yet was made
upon thu recommendation OF E. B.
McClanahan.
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TIMELY TOPICS.
Honolulu, Feb. 6, 1900.
Per Cyrus Wakefield

Just arrived from San Francisco
with large assortment of general
merchandise, viz:
Nos ] aud Harness Leather, rolls
Nos. aud 2 Saddle Leather, rolls.
Sole aud Split Leather, rolls.
Sets Dump Cart Harness.
Sets Single and Double Mule .Har.
nesses.
Sets Single and Double Buggy
Harnesses.
Boston Team aud Welt Collars,
assorted sizes.
Concord and |. O. T. Harness and
Straps, brace chains.
Zinc Collar Pads and Sweat Pads,
assorted sizes.
Bes, Oak Tan Single and Double
Leather Betting, assorted sizes from
II to lin. wide.
Alum, Latigo and Lace, Leather,
LarIngs, assorted sizes.
Kip Skins, Genuine French Calf
Skins, Goat and Sheep Skins.
Deer Hair, Mexican Saddles and
Saddle Trees.
Hair Cinches and Wood and Iron
Shop Stirups.
Assorted Kinds and Sizes OF Har-
ness and Bride Buckles, ETC., etc.
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Per AUSTRALIA, for Camarinos
Refrigerator--An extra fresh supply,
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, Raisins, Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Caulifower, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters lin tin and shelly,
Crabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game in season. Also fresh Rock
fort, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early.
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Talaphona 27o
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Each Machine Guaranteed
Groceries to the Fore.
In Union is Strength, and &C it
is in Cooperation.

The Yanco-spanco war brought about
high prices for time, but it has again
come down to its former level, and we are
getting our groceries ms cheap as we ever
had them before If every stakeholder in
the company were to purchase his or her
groceries from the Co.opera i've Grocery
Co., the success Of the corporation will be
assured.
Cell and trade; free delivery o all parts
of the city.
E. TIETJENS,
Manager Palama Cooperative Grocery
Co., Ltd, out King Street, opposite Rail-
road Central DepOt.
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Kentucby's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy & Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
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FOR SALE.
NORRIS K KEOHOKALOLR,

OFFICE, NO. 15 KAAHUMANC
Street, Honolulu, formerly A. Rosa's
ONCE. United States Custom House
brokers, Accountants, eearchers OF