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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
coRsICANA NEWS NOTES.
Census VIII show a Population al
Ah0ut Ton Thonsnnd.


Corsieans. Texas. July 20-The census
for corsicsns Just completed will show
a population of only about 10000 This
does not include the suburbs of Collins
Hill. North and South Corsicana, a part
Of Bunert addition and Van Horn Heights,
which WILL add about 1000 more.
At mass meeting Of Corsicana chapter
No. ! Captain W. J. Peacock was elected
high priest. Or. S ". Johnson king, ".
L. Bullock scribe, r. B. Mollsy. Jr., cap
lain OF the host, A Horvets principal So
lourner. John H. Rice Royal Arch cap
tam R. S. Neblett grand master Of the
th.rd ven, J H. Bs,es grand master OF
second veil, F. S. Brooks grand master Of
NTH veal w. d. Johnson treasurer. J. Y.
Dates secretary, D. J. Johnston guard.
Inc meeting being conducted by Evan
seI!st F!ie is still in progress at The tab
erhAeie' The local pastors are rendering
aitAole assistance. Services are being
heIa on the corner OF Beaton and Calm
streets. each evening prior to the taher-
nscle services.
Ar' ]. c. Str!bling. one OF the luckies4
lnvp IN mis- oil field. struck a show M
on N MS Wild Cat" well. three miles
south OF CoTsicana. and after putting in
: lest Wen at Bremond WIN further TEST
'his new territory. 'es'
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SAN ANGFLo LOCALS.
Town Cut on from the world bs
Washouts


WasboUts.
San Angelo. TsNas July IA sweat.
Cd child. daughter u q poor treig5,ei.
died Of scarlet fever on Monday The di..
ease is supposed 70 have been brought her.
by Visiting family. as the family IN
which ,he child died had no, been other.
wise exposed.
The Tremendous wsshouts on the Santa
Re east Of BalN-ger nave cut Of san
Angelo by mail and telegraph from the rest
u the world Tor longer time nan hat
ever before been experienced Since MOL.
day morn rg no mail. ex ce3' ssCou5 class
has arrived uull this uorains. Bringing
wo DAYS daly papers, wnc1 are still BE
hind one day. bat everything is expected
cu schedule time tonight. Teisgrsphia
commlnIc- was partially res creditor
Intervals ou'y-yes .erday evening. su@
everything is all RICH, now.
Tie sliWel road bonus has received
qaete an Impetus this week, the $500
mark he.cr ROW rot fer off The Kn rhts
Of Pythias lodge las subscribed $3.50. be
i1dies 90 The Methodist e1orch have
pledged 5000 ard TIE three Masonic bodies
are expected % donate 500 each II is
fuzzy realized that San Angelo must have
the road
Tom Green lodge No s6. knight. O.
Pythias Installed the following of6cers
las. night: John Freela1d. chancellor
commander Il A RansOne vice chan
cellor. ". 3 Hunter. prelste ". 3. Far.
quhar, inner guard; II A. Roach outer
guard H. Virgins, master Of work. A.
Ter th' installation the 10 ga,s enjoyed he
hosp .ali'y Of the Dew chancellor CON.
msnder in ths way ~ ice oold wst-r-
melo-s ard ca1taIoapes
ProsPectors and health seekers are still
among the daily arrivals
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CATARRH OF THE BOWEL
CPeruna a Safeguard Against Summer Cat

bad. They would generally a..
or two. but the last time l ~ 4
over two weeks. and WIS trr-.,
wife bought brittle Of Psr,s
hrst doEe ] took helped mo =,
had one slight attack since. a.,
last spring and ] took about ~.
q bottle OF Peruna 10 effect ~
Mrs. George w. Taylor Ley ~
al had had chronic diarrh oe. u. NJ
n tried everything coris
and had consulted ,ey.a,
clans without avail. N,
bought me "a bottle of ps,.'
began 10 improve nj ono.
anything ever could, ana =.
without Inconvenience; ana -.
II II had not been for Perm.
now be IN my grave, do n,
exaggenate."
John W. Methvin Of Belva A..
y had what is called cAtarrh 4. |,
bowels, and no one knows the 4.
misery ] have passed through \
seemed TO do me no good, III
heard Of Peruna when ! gbs 4.
sick, but did not know Il W.
catarrh. until ] saw one Of Dr. y
advertisements in the paper. +,
my mind ] would try 1t, as nv a
doing me no good. ] got a N
Peruna and began TO fe,I
after the first dose. / hsI,.,
had not been for Perunn {,
have died. Everyone sa,s
going 10 die and beI,,,
t. those who are suffering wiz
take pleasure ia recomnera.
medicine to rhem"
A book entitled Summer Cs,,s
free by The Peruna Medicine \
lumbus. Ohio.
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HEMPsTEAD NEWS Sor
A Second Attempt at b
Proved Successful.

n second Attempt ut ?
Proved Successful.
Hampstead, TEXTS, July 2e.-
and more successful attempt WAS
burg!srize c. H. wiers residsi
night. Entrance was effected Ups
the visitor ransacked the whole D.
Wier's purse, containing SIS, and
keys were stolen, but the az
dropped when Mr.. Wier awake
took snap shot at him. An "a
made TO follow him, but TO no ,
a partnership has been formed
County Judge p. Z. Hannsy an
OF the Peace r. E. Tompkins 10 !
tice Of law. The Waller Land ana
company will continue under u
agement.
A Kstz. formerly in business
who left in the spring. has relu
Will open a store.
Rev. George PhsiT will presci
Prairie July q and %.
Miss Annie Chapman. who D
spending the past year with MI
A. B. Jackson. left for her homer
Ga yesterday.
Mrs. A. B. Jackson Is spsndins
at Amarillo for her health
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TEXAS RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Bryan. Texas, July 2l.-Rev. ebony OF
Sherman is here assisting Rev. A. NJ.
S.mms. pastor Of the Bsptist church, in
protracted meeting. Considerable In
terest IS being manifested.
Lockhart Texas. July 20.-The Print
tive Baptists are holding protracted
meeting a. Tinney Creek church, with
nsnv elders from distant sections OF the
State in attendance.
Manor. Texas, July 2l.--A revival Is
being conducted at the Baptist church by
Rev. Tephens
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TRIAL OF ALEXANDER yEs
A witness of 81 Years of AMI
fed Against Him,

htd \ dlhrN MIN.
New London. No. July 2l.-Mk
shuck, aged 81. was a witness TIL
trial Of Alexander Jester, etrrs
The murder Of Gilbert Gabs. 81
In 1871 I was journeyipg t,x.
county, Missouri, 10 Audrian conS
souri,. to visit relatives near Nrl
When I reached Renick ne, q Z
nan and a young man, whom l II
learned was Gilbert Gates. hA
ne Vas from kansas and was gvltl
home near Chicago wanted NJ
With him 70 Sidney. sixteen III
the old nan, whom ! aiterwa!
was Alexander Jes.er, objected. I
70 me You had better 20 yi1
sclrtea
Nj Shuek said he departed. y;
ward he met the old man 6rIyh.
the rad near Sidney. This tat
alone, but had two teams. Jersi
I1EltD az lIcN p3Sc-A lAr Nl-L
be saw Jester again. This tinit
in the Paris, Mo. Jail Mr.. shuaf
had seen IN the newspapers ttrs
alleged Jester had killed Gaisi <
called al thu jail to see if the prisf
the old man who had objected tori
with Gates. He called At I've Il
talked to Jester about Eve nasat
at first said be did not recall tesias
but finally asked If be was goinga "
in court against him.
y told hin. said the witnsni
nobody knew h'sd seen the N
Jester then chok d up and ! LEFT /
ShucE. on cross examination. a
Jester told him in the Paris n.
Gates would turn up at the rig. 7.
With the examination Of this
court adjourned unrdl next Mout's
it is expected that the state will :
case, The defense will than hsgil
duction of its testimony.
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Galveston shnrp.h oots

Galveston. Texas, July 2i.--ln
ton sharpshooters company @, n
Volunteer Guard will leave D
early Monday morning for the Oh
al Ia Porte.
The company stood : very cres
spection by Major Hutchins y
and are all er.Auslastic over tbe'i
tive cutting. :,
Quartermaster Sergeant c. D
OF the company will leave for y
morrow to get things re;dy lel
by the time the company reaens'
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CHURCH ANNouNcEMENrr

Baptist ehurch.-PreachiHg by the pas.
'oT at II & m. and 8 ?. n. Sunday school
" $3.50 G. N. The Ladies' Aid society viii
held social session al the Residence Of
MIs' X z Rachford Tuesday attanonp.
81 Marks Episcopal church.-Rey. J. W
blekef VIII preach tomorrow at II a m
ana slo y. n. Morning subject 9TH.
DooT o. the sheep" Night, Holiness I"
Holy communion at 1880 :. ~.
Al the Auditorium Evangelist b. Is.
sanders will preach al 1910 a II. In the
s'teIuoon al o'clock he viii couduc, a
- meeting Tor children and will preach
again az o'clock a. night
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ANOTHER CUT.

The Southern Pacific today took another
chunk out Of the round-irip rate to Lake
Charles TOMORROW OF account Of the base
ball game between the Kaysee q this
city and the Lake Charles aggregation. As
stated yesterday the Southern Pacific had
announced 81 rate. % cents cheaper than
the rate made by the Por, Arthur route.
The latter road NET the 81 rate. and today
The Southern Pacific cut 10 "a cents. The
Port Arthur route has also met this rate.
and further cut is not improbable toInoF-
row morning.
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Honham, Te1as, July 1.-THE foun3s.
ton has been laid for Boubam's $3.50. 900
eo''on m'l and payment Of $4,000 mas
been made on The machinery. The com
pa5y expects to have the mills corn,,,,s5
by January !. 1901
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LIGHTNING STRIKES A HOUSE,,

Yesterday morning during the electrical
storm between Il and p O'Clock. lightning
struck the residence Of Mr.. r. C. Collins
VINO llves In the south end OF Town. No
serious damage was done, however. as the
I~MlI! al tae time were Ia another apart
Hl Of the house. The lightning struck
Nall tore of the inner Dashboard snS
shattered i. into splinters. then passed n,
oHt through an npen door without DONG
eny further damage '"'s
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-LUCKE BOILED CIGARS

the port o. Sabine 10 its possibilities, ana
a movement has been Inaugural; ed which
may result IN the building of one Of the
largest elevators in the South Lt thai
port Business out Of Sabine is row con-
fined 10 Gil and lumber. but il Is expected
that considerable cotton will be handled
thA-e the coming sea sou.
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o. W Grier, Watsontown, Pa
o. W. Crlyr Of Watsontown, Pa, says
..Peruna Inns done what four doctors
could not do. My bowels are now
all right and recommend Peruna
10 everybody who has bowel trouoie
II is our family medicine. think l
would have been in my grave today
had IL not been for you.
Robert W. Goodwin. Moddersvllle, Michr
writes: -Four years ago had been both
cred with cramps in my stomach or down
close TO the bowels ever since ! was
poy. At the time ! took your Peruns
was about thirty years old. was bothered
quite often through The year and quite
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CITIZENS MASS MEETING

" s Diy.dson. D Call. ". P. H. Ne.
Fadd!n and H y. fletcher. the chamber
OF commerce committee which. in coanes-
ton with Secretary Shepherd. mas been
ecnaucilng a successful Industrial cam
p@lgn' have called a mass meeting a. the
Opera house Monday night 70 organize ire
chamber OF commerce on permanent
OASIS These gentlemen undertook the IN
olsirial merely TO demons rate what coull
De done by organized effort As a result
TWO big rice mills were secured. They
20" think citizens generally should AXE
Up the Tork aud 10 this end the meeting
mas been called. Every MIN Interested
10 me industrial and commercial develop
-lA' Of the city should be present
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District judge Slater Of LlGpo il IN town
for . few days
Cashier Boatwright Of the First No on
a. bank OF Bryon. is here irr week
sojourn. His family Is With him
Revenue AFeD jHmisou is In WACO fof
few DAYS TN business.
Congressman A. S Burlesnn 10 IN San
Marcos FOR few days.
MAyor Cabell OF Dallas 4s here for q Few
days on business.
Attorney Lewis Fisher OF Galveston is
In town on business.
State Treasurer Robbins Is confined to
his home with 3 slight Illness
Colonel b J Baker Of the Southwestern
Telephone company has returned from
Houston.
Coleman white, the son Of Sheriff
White is rapidly recovering from sewers
sick spell.
Mr. Robert Haney OF Brennan lett for
home today sfier being here FOR the past
year attending the university.
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Lockhart Texas. July 20. ~
McGinnis OF the firm Of McNa''
snder & Co. at McMahan, nh
Interest in that mercantile es"'
TO Mr.. Monroe Alexander.
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tional Farmers congress, which VIII cor
eene al Colorado Springs Col, August
n. Judge G 3 Gerald Waco; setn i
Mills. wapo. J. 7. Rogers, Waco >. ~
Patterson. waco; William Waite, Reagan,
Falls couu.y: ~ n Rubel Lett, Fhlis
county, r. N. Cadenhead. Gholson NC
Lehman county
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Liver out OF order? A full
Nos. and 7, at Sour Lake, "
right and 1t will be right for MAJ
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NORMAL BOARD Is IN SESSION.
Examining Papers Prepared by
Three Thousand Teachers.

Austin, Texas, July 2l-The following Is
the personnel OF the summer normal ex-
aiming board, which is in session hera
examining 5000 sets OF papers from li5
normals A. L. Malone. Burleson county
Caldwell, president; ". r. Leonard, Travis
county. Austin. secretary +. L, Norton
Mi2m county. Rockt.ale. J. Il. Phillips
Ellis county. WaXs hachie; j A starDes
kunneis county, Ballinger: T. o. MeNeN
Young county. Graham; C J MAXWELL
kaufman county. Kaufman; 3 r. giaken-
snip Donley county. Clarendon: : n
Maddox, Bell county. Holland w ". Mas.
tiers, Denton county, Denton: Jonn NJ
Ferguson, MeLenDan county, Waco; A. ~
Birdweh. Smith county. Tyler. T. "
KIRK, Galveston county. Galveston: r /,
Taylor, Hunt county. Wolfe CITY; @ q
Glenn. Austin county, sealy. D. c. Lake
Anderson county, Palestine. J. A. Brook.
Dallas county Dallas; T. l. Dohonev Jr
Lamar county s-sfts; j. W. smith Cst'
houn county. Port Layaca: Walker King
Houston county, Crockett. Certraoa ,es
VIII be issued just as soon as ,hsy ara
reached by the board
DELEGATES 10 FARMERS CONGRESS
The following list OF represept,,tva
farmers and Etockmeu have bean sn,o,r,
% as delegates from this stA.s 70 he Ma.
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MAY BUILD AN ErEv.rov

Ar. j w Browniee of Sabine is in a.
CITY tedsy Mr. Brownlss says the recent
grain blockade at Galveston has av.t,,,a
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DELEGATES TO FARMERS, coxcprs.

Tue following list OF representatiys
farmers and Etockmeu have h.an .,,o.,.
"a as delegates from this stI.. IA ~. ~.
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FOR SALE.

cIE00 LEASE or A LARGE TENE-
97uOu. ment House Situated near the
heart of the town Present net monthly
income $3.50. Apply 10
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
l3lT-tf No. $40 Fort Street.
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TIMELY TOPICS.
Honolulu, Feb. 6, 1900.
Per Cyrus Wakefield

just arrived from San Francisco
with a large assortment Of general
merchandise, viz:
Nos, / and 2 Harness Leather, rolls
Nos. l aud 2 Saddle Leather, rolls.
Sole and 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 l. o. T. Harness and
Straps, brace chains.
Zinc Collar Pads and Sweat Pads,
assorted sizes.
Best Oak Tan Single and Double
Leather Betting, assorted sizes from
II to lin. wide.
Alum, Latigo and Lace, Leather,
Lacings, 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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Things do not appear to be going
so we'll as one could wish over the
Pacific Cable project. 1t was hoped
that the difficulties between the
Governments concerned and the
Eastern Extension Company had
been settled long ago. The first in
timation that such was not the case
came from Canada, and then fol.
lowed the protest from New Zealand.
The Australasian Colonies, however,
seem to favour the company's pro-
posals, but, from the line taken
by Mr.. Chamberlain, tho Colonial
Secretary shares the view held by
Cauada and New Zsaland that the
concessions are adverse to the in
terests Of the Pacific cable. So
strong is the opposition OF Canada,
that the opinion has just been ex-
pressed by the Dominion Govern
ment that the grant of the conces-
sion would change the basis of the
Pacific cable question, dissolve the
partnership, and destroy the present
scheme. So serious a hitch is much
to be regretted, not only from the
Empire point Of view, but also be.
cause Canada has done SO much to
promote the idea Of an Imperial
cable. The Australs sian Colonies,
as a whole, have not been very keen
about the Pacific cable from the
first, but Of late they appeared to
have seen the urgency OF having
cable under Government control,
and with every cable a station on
British territory. This is not the
first time that a Colonial Minister
has had to protest against the policy
of certain Australasian Colonies in
the matter of cable assistance. Not
so many years since Lord Knutsford
found it necessary to point out to
New South Wales that by offering
to guarantee a proposed French
Pacific cable the cause of the British
Pacific cable was proportionately
injured. What Lord Knutsford did
then Mr.. Chamberlain has considered
it wise to repeat. If the Pacific
cable is to be laid at all the chances Of
its earning money must not be in.
terfered with. Vested interests have.
of course, to be considered, and
compensation may in certain cases
be necessary, but no concession
should be made which is likely to
preclude the success OF the Imperial
scheme.-LondOR Morning Post.
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Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure
and of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
4 provisions of certain Mortgage
made by H. Kauaihilo of Koolauloa,
Island of Oahu, TO Isaac Tesla of
Honolulu, Island of Oahu, dated
November 90, A. D. 1898, recorded
in Liber 1S2, page 265; notice is
hereby given that the Mortgage in
tends to foreclose the same for con.
ditions broken, to. wit: non-payment
of principal and interest.
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from
the date of this notice, the property
conveyed by said Mortgage will be
sold at Public Auction, at the auction
rooms of Jas. F. Morgan, in Homo.
lulu, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1900, at IL o'clock noon
of said day.
Further particulars can be had of
ACHI g. JOHNSON, Attorneys-at-
Law.
Dated Honolulu. March 10, 1900.
ISAAC TESLA, Mortgage.
The premises covered by said
Mortgage. consist Of:
Three Undivided Shares in the
Hui Laud Of Kaluanui, Koolauloa,
Oahu. Said Hui own said land of
Kaluanui by lease from the Trustees
Of the B. Z. Bishop Estate.
146l-4toaw
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Song In Camp.

There's one can tell Of the grizzly
bear,
Aud one of the kangaroo,
Over the borders we've come with
our orders,
We know what we're here to do;
For we all of us live in the same big
house,
Though each has his own little
wing,
And when obstinate nations attack
the foundations
We all come together aud sing:
For England, for England, the
cradle of our line,
The lances ride aud the rifles
ring and the scattered sons
combines;
For England, for England. We
fling our strength between
The Empire and the Danger for
our England and the Queen.
There's some that come from M 81
bourne shop,
Some that were bred in Quebec,
Some from prairie, aud some from
dairy,
And some from the Terrible's
deck;
And some of US marched from the
counter OF Coutts,
Aud some from constab'e's beat,
But we're all thrown together in
KHAKI and leather
We sing the same cong when we
meet:
For England, etc,
And when we've done what we're
here to do,
Aud the ships go east and west,
Each with his story of hardships
and glory
And little brown holes in his chest,
We shall think O. the nights when
we smoke our clays
And lay on our backs in a ring,
Weary-worn after battle but making
arattle
With the song that was easy to
sing:
For England, etc.
-Harold Bagbie, in the Morning Post.
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per AUSTRALIA. for Camariuos

Per AUSTRALIA, for Csmarinos
Refrigerator--An extra fresh supply,
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines Nuts, Raisins, Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Caulifower, Rhubarb, AS
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
iornia Oysters Tin tin and SHELF,
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 MARK Ell
Talaphona ava
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BY AUTHORITY.
IRRIGATION NOTICE.

HOLDERS OF WATER PRIVILEGES
or those paying water rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for irrigation
imposes are from 6 to o'lcock a. m. and
from 4 to O'Clock p. m.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Of Water Works
Approved ALrx. YOUNG,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, June Ia, 1899.
1904 ~
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CIGARS

Some men come here to select a
ham tea flavor brand of olive oil
or something TO eat that they are
very particular about.
They should select their cigars
as carefully. Here they may have
their choice from big stock.
We have cigars from these Havana
factories:
Africaua. Book g. Co.
Henry Clay. Villar.
UPmann. Intimidad
and others.
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crOpje's 10000

In the open country one Boer is
worth at least ten Euglishmeni aud,
protected by ramtartf, he is as good
ss thirty.
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NORRIS K. KEOHOKALOLB,

OFFICE, NO. Is KAAHUMANC
Street, Honolulu, formerly A. Rosa's
Office United States Custom House
Brokers, Accountants, Sesrchers OF
TITLES and Gsnsral Raxinsss Assnts.
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Groceries TO the Fore.
In Union is Strength, and 80 it
is in Corporation.

The Yanco -spauco war brought about
high prices for time, hut it has again
come down to its former level. and we are
gettiGg our groceries as chAap as we ever
mad them before. II 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, w
Cell and trade; free delivery 10 ali parts
OF the city.
,, e. TIETJENS,
:, Manager Palama Cooperative Grocery
20, Ltd, out King Street, opposite Rail.
road Central Depot.
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Pacific Gable.

Bagbie, in the Morning Po
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500 Dozen Muslin Underwear at
bargain prices. The ladies are invited
to examine these at l., B. Kerr " Go,
Ltd, Queen street.