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The Grit-advocate., 1901-02-22
irrigated Farms for Sale.

Your choice of over 400 acres Best of
land. Close to Julesburg. the ditch,
town schools, free range, etc. Always
a crop, and two crops will more than
pay for the land. Easy payments. Ap-
ply to w. X. GUY, Julesburg. Colo.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Earl Hum berstone is seriously i'll OF
pneumonia.
f. D. Hamilton transacted business
in Sterling Tuesday.
DR.. Hungerford reports the serious
illness of Mrs. VIM. Overman.
Harris & Drake shipped car load of
hogs to Cheyenne Monday night.
Mr.. Moore, railroad man from
Paxton, was the guest of j. w. Abbott
over Sunday.
G. W. White left Wednesday morn
ing for Denver where he will purchase
car load Of potatoes for his firm.
Jervy Richardson left here Sunday
for Denver, where he has good posi-
tion with telephone company.
In a few days White g. Wallace will
receive car load of wire. Don't ord
er until you get their prices.
DR.. Mason reports the birth of girl
baby to Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Parker last
Saturday. Mother and child doing
well.
District Attorney Pound was in
Holyoke few days this week looking
after business matters connected with
his office.
F. L. Cotton returned Wednesday
morning from Lafayette, where he had
been 10 attend the funeral Of his broth
-in-law, DR.. J. l.. Couch.
A car load of all kinds of wind mills,
pumps, and pipe has recently been re-
ceived by White g. Wallace. This
firm can supply all your wants in this
line.
r. S. Dye was confined to his home
several days this week by an attack of
catarrh of the stomach. During his
absence from business Leo Reick had
charge of the hardware store.
White 4 Wallace have just received
Il car load of the celebrated Balm wag-
ons and buggies 1t will pay you to
examine these goods before buying
elsewhere.
A cold wave, accompanied by a light
fall of snow, struck this locality Tues
day night. Since then the mercury
has been lowering around the zero
mark, and people have been staying
close to hot stoves.
Persons who cannot take ordinary
pills find it a pleasure to take De Wits
Little Early Risers. They are the
best little liver pills ever made. G.
l.avelle.
The Omaha police claim to have in
custody one Of the men who .kidnap-
ed Edward Cudahy a few weeks
since. The mans name is James
Callahan and he is said to be an inti-
mate friend of Pat Grove.
Wednesday morning r. S. Dye re-
ceiyed a letter from his brother Fred,
who is at the home of Finley Dye in
Central City. Nebraska. stating that
the latter was much improved in
health and would certainly recover
from his recent attack of pneumonia.
White & Wallace will receive in a
short time two more car loads of wag-
ongs and buggies. In the shipment
will be found the very best makes of
these vehicles. The Balm wagons and
bupgies, the Clark. the Diamond, and
other celebrated makes Get their
,,.;.,- haSnrn mn rrha SinU
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STATE OF COLORADO. c,c
COUNTY OF SEDG WICK %

COLORADO.
COUNTY SEDGWICk 90.
McNew in
named
A. D. 1900 and ending
day
(SEALl County Clerk
The Grit-advocate., 1901-02-22

The correct
G. W. WHITE. Chairman
JOHN HIATT. Conn ioner,
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Satarrh / itnoerlipet.

Mrs. 6lln Wnrttu, go. roo nion.
roe Str, 5oleoo. g., ~itriuer:
Sea bapoe Satarrb uuoerliuet %
hmoe opuda lIoeu euer iuaeu 9inorins.
iDr en- Seuiuoe al mtg, DER baUoe mn.
BET ltor Di9ip / Bsruun, tllruaoeoe mig
al prgue ben. Seq bar aIorl9 bdut nos
oen Iittrp til observation-disclosures men leg
6eiiutteoe BOG at pruue Eerurn. Seq
bar bruBt lem 5laifer. o. ieg leler M
life mere fig Smerte, Jon ieg isr siuror.
% min olminoeliqe 6eIbreostilitano sr
meQst ~iorbeoret. Seq tror. Yeruna er
en- VeliigusIie Tor Den Iioenoe Renne.
its6eo." Nlrs. Gal Martiu.
0uis Dc life opiaar burtig % nh.
ireos llsnoe 9teiultatsr ira 8rgseH al
9eruna, ida friU iirnr til Or. 6urt.
man "a ~iortIar npis Gerss IiIirlos, os
5ar oil meo 6Iaoe glue Fem tit pGroi-
ialoe Raao grr,is.
Aoresie: Or. 6ortman 6rriioent
If 1be 6ortman Sauitariuut Gplam.
bus. :.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

Sea bar ingeu Suii ON, al bun nj bll
hurugt helbreoet.
Motber superior.
Gette or Hrpper al &rcpe mootaaet
al Or 0artmnu ira DC tatbolitr Spitres
i%Oritituige Sroeuer ruuot omirtug i Dc
6oreneoc Stnter.
Naun % 9oresie / oisie Sreue 81
bic! bolbt tilbdge al 0eulpnsiulobeo
o~uerlor Spitrene, men DC oil ppgipes
pd0 5orlangeuoe
! bpert eneite 9auo / oeu eiuiliiereoe
Terotu er De barmbierti9e Sritre { enot.
Dc life aIene i~rpiter % opTmtrer Dem.
DC tonImer l SergrtuQ meo. men be
iege o8ian at linore p9 iiernc Ie9em.ige
Smerter. 7e er iom uooanueoe Spae,
plelerlter nleget opgiiae Sebanoliug al
Spaoomme, % al taagle taalmoota 81,
cente bttrogies DC ION grinaere al
6aab % 6reiol9beo.
Sdluoelen al be Spgoomme. lcul
pager Wienneitebeoeu, itploes en- IA.
tarrbalit 3ilitano al ct eller onoet ORE
g2u eler Yasia9e / 9egcme;. 81 Nios
Del Der tWnbe uirte mntooelbdrt paa
ben nn9rebne SIimbinoe % ipre Den
ii ba8e til i'm normale 3IlitoHo.
pille ie~loiBlgelia belbreoe ale oisie
Sgsoommc. aatdrrb or aatorrb
buor ben elo finoes. euteH BET er /
0pueeet, 0alieu, gmgerre, Napen
Rprerue eler / andre Crgoner. s.
Uttooel, Der belbrsoer aatarrb pnn et
Steo helbrener ben operali.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

Gn Miben Nnb,'aliug ira Ell fatholit
Snitiiutipn i en- al Central Siaterne,
itrepct al cens Glitter Superior, liner
laaleoes:
"Spr Here sIar lioen bleu BOZ Sps
m~rrtiombeo benleoet paa Or. part
mans Ieruna. % iioen bar oi bru9t ben
meo oipunoeriige Relultdier Tor @rlp,
6pite, 5Ortlplelie % tntarrbollte Sp8s
BONNIE / 6preoet % Wtouen.
6or Grip % / SGroetesbeo ior Tln'
TEL. aatarrb bar Den oRret III ltpr Nptle
ipr Snpoannerie al eeuue Nnltnli."
Glitter SuperiOr.
Gu anieet Mptber Superior Tiger:
Seq Ian al Griarins uione ON Brit
niuoen al Heruna ION en- al DC dIlerbeolle
Mteoicirer, % bet er MIG en- 6%crnclelle
at lpic min Gos iii be 5uiiuoers. iOm
Dul Y u8i phH.
Here War leo iee al Mapea&aiarrh
oQe Niiolet ipnteS pGrotlpie ior mig.
Stbite Snar reiite jeg I'll Colorado /
Oaab ON, at Observation-Disclosures plloe
bjRlpe nl,a os meoens CO par Der tit
raaeeoe Ell Sen mig at BRUCE Terunn.
@itcrnt baue bru9t TO SLATER lonot Ieg
mig / COB Yepring. Oct er III fun ube'
tppeliei i9en al min gnmle Spsoonl.
% co b~eiroster mig ior beI6reost, men
lea ptl pog eronu Ell 1,o ueobltue at
BRUCE Sernnu.
Sea ~bebanoler III Ell ahoen 8ntient
meo 9eres Mepiciu 9un bar o9ret
ipg afMalnriu us!plasct al esucurbaa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Hnrnnaale iunr Zen.

flelot 'Iooer ,Surtera HaaIe purpis
paa aoiiten: flemmer man Ell Haale.
par iarnnen oil uNm ie. buorleoeS
DC 10 Raale er nsiagti5 Iiee large OF
ipioie. ginses gtlalene iammell
meo Ell tpno 5rnao llot ooenior Spfo.
ien. fdn be brnges iom "Yenne.
Split" On ilis 6nrimaals- Yen bol,
Der 9l9f til omtrert 20 9miers
Sfrift.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

SpnafiutH .Snsueuusu.' iom pt mootos
Tor . siecHeosr iiosu. CT son. Zen ipr no
uiGriet 90 I os CT / ale p%eHiesuper en- III
alasits ygaline. Ses anbeialsr ben III
gutpsy, lem suiisr en- goo % biiia Spma.
time. 5rasteu iciiepe 20 Gents. cauS
0toMue. Sipux Ctr, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Sarmhierti0e Scltre
Sucr belle DC Torenrbc Statcr brit
ger Tesrmsna MOD Natarrb.

Ora Ell fatbolif Snititntiom i Sbio
femmer fa!ssnoe Nubeialins ira bets
Sitter hyperion:
"Gn Zen al Dor Snititntiun anbe,
falebe os Tor uogle Nar iiosn Sr.
Sartmans Ternua ium ct ioririuiigt
Wiiooel mob SnHusnSa. buorai ri Seu'
gang baooe Here SiliGlorr. ium trnsNe
lneo at nniage CIT alpprlig Naratter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
SetrOit. Niid., Soe CIT. 1901
II. z. y. 6artmGu, columbus, Chic:

Seroit. Did, She CIT 1901.
u. z. =. 4artmGu, Columbus, Chic;
@reOe 0erre! Zen nnse Fi9s, orr brn8tc @eruma. leo al Gar
pnsiiis % Sab al Stemmen. Ncinitnht al geAaaolingeu par bstt
tiiretsninenOe. Sun ianot tor giabring. OF citcr iortat Wrng al
Weoudnen baaber vi al iunnc meSoee. at bun er %iulbfGnoi8 bell
brebet." @armbicrtige Seitre
2enns uue 4se uar u@r DC turmbpase SptrrS Smor9 oR bruse
Ietuna for 6ashurrb mO go &eiaItaer, iom ppentaaenoe Seu bprnr
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Satarrb GaIien OF Wapen.

Mr. :. 6. Mctcalt, Ho. 1926 Gin.
1000 Ape.. Chicago, 81, ~itrtuer:
Seq CT 20 Nar sammet, bar uGret
plaget al aatnrrb / 0alieu pg Wauen
en- BET Gel ca bar prspet nHiten ale
SlagS MeOictner. men tuoeu bar siurt
mig lad meget 9oot ioH Yeruua. Seq
oar 0auoelSretienoe / ~ anr og mine
Cnosr TANNER ira oenue lib. Sons
ieler ieg mig beorc, sno le9 bar siort |
DC iioite fem gtar. Sea arbsinler paa,
Oct Opriatigitc 4eruua til aIle, Der lioer
al lignenoe S%psopmme, iom en- litter %
tomplet Sur" Z. 6. Welcnli.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

vi bcepnptc at BRUCE ben % beHrpe ia piounocrliBe Hciutaier. at Nbcn
bar Yeruna pGrst Dor 6aupritmeOieiu for Suauen|a, aatarrb, 5orfie'
iee. iohe % 9rou IT," Sitter : uperiOr.
9r. Sartna mpcto9er mango Srue ira fatboHe Srtr over belle bel
6oreueoe Smer. On Nnbeialua eel upig mopto3eS ira Ell thbolt Snltuton
9etrou, MU6y Ipbr iaaeoes:
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

0g bill Xviii EorkJslelsen.
Laxative Bromo~Quinlne fshieis heibrrder Fot kts
ielss paa en- uax. Inxen knr. iazsn BE tainr. Pits &c
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

illllpet, al Tetnra CT Ct aIori9 letIenoe
Wilooet, &c eff cuoer, al naar en- Sp9.
bonn er al tntarrbalt Rltur, iaa er Be-
ruha Miolet. 7pspspiiG % tutuoelig
SuGttelie auiees al mango iDr at ere
i~ulOitrnoia iOr ifieIise SnaOOmme -ot
0pspepiia sr @atarrb / Rauen % suut'
oeti9 SuntFetie itploes 9atarrb i In.
o%srIiuet, Dc; sr oiSie Spitre I~nIbitRnOig
paa bet Rcue meb, istsrIis er Eeruua
oere5 MiooeI MOB bes9e oisis meget al'
minoeli8e o. plagiomme Spgopmme.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

Gi bar moDtaget Spnlaifilen "Sorsuennen"
ior ct Gar Maaneoer iioeu, % ri iinDer Den I'll.
frebsltiaenbe ale Maaoer. Wtin 9lItru bas
aienDifab til flere fOrifielige Slags Spnaa.
finer, % bun tiger, bet er ben beoite, bum erps
I'LL bar fOripgt. Sragt Sl.30. Gbarlp &rno.
on. @bite Gof, HObertS GOuntn 9. ..
lite September 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

optrPoer. er be life tuitraaojse,
men be ueo pda en- Xrit bpiliet
Nlicoel, be ital bruss. 7isie
tluge % iprii9tise Ssitre bar
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

geruua er ct iad,
oaltt Riooel. Te
barmbiertise Seitre
D bette. Naar "a.
.1rrhalIfe Sn16pmnre
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

Soiei iprats afiteo iaa burtig. iom
bans Sen tunoe bore BAN. Nu oa
Inn isrit uor fommet no paa lin
SGro, bliisfeoe Soabei on CT noSt
llofalo op / fnm ion j Sober. % pnil
merfeoc life ensnrs. bpor folbt BET
par.
"a bmi tom no al ben Sabprirt
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NEW ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL AT WAIKIKI,

the rays of the sun, the priestly process
sion then commenced it's solemn march
about the building. The basin of holy
water, carried by two boys, preceded
the Bishop, who dipped a palm leaf
into it and showered the same upon the
outer walls. a similar ceremony was
observed inside the chapel.
Within the altar rail Bishop Gulstan.
Father Boarman. Father Francis and
Father Maurice recited petitions to the
Virgin Mary. The choir, led by Father
Valentin, sang the salutatory with fine
effect. The lattice work sides and front
of the chapel gave full opportunity for
the music to be heard by those outside
the church. and also kept the interior as
cool as If the altar had been erected
IN the open air. Father Boarman de-
Iivered the dedication address. He said
in part as follows:
My Dear Friends:-we have just wit
mes sed tile beautiful and impressive SER
vice of the Catholic church. This occa-
SION IS one of joy and of congraeuia son.
OF joy in seeing a building erected to
God. dedicated to His service. This oc-
casion marks a new era in this Catholic
diocese, in the history of the Catholic
church in these Islands. It IS an occa-
sion of congratulation, and we congrat-
erend, the Bishop of this diocese, who
rejoices in seeing completed new Cath
Ole church. We congratulate the priest
who has labored so hard and zealcrsiy
in bringing about the completion OF this
great work. But we 90 not forget TO
congra tulate the people Who have con-
tributed so generously OF their means for
the erection of this sacred edifce. 1t Is
q mistake too often made in history to
congratulate and honor the general who
has gained the victory, and forget to
congratulate the rank and file who make
the victory possible. Today we most
heartily congratulate the generous people
who, within q short time, have contrib
uted all of the means for the completion
Of this beautiful ediice
The promise of God that the world
would be saved by a Messiah was renew
ed TO Abraham, to Isaac, to Jacob, to
Moses and then to David. and then
through the prophets and down through
the centuries. His kingdom was to break
~ "a - l. l. - 4 - 4 L L 4 - a A. ~ ~ 4
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to pieces all other kingdoms, and 1t was
to stand forever. Christ himself con-
stantly spoke of the church which ne
Hculc { ta-..isfl as a XII .; I'm. : -, ."IE
of God. He promised this kingdom he
wouiG found would last forever. Before
His mortal days were finished he chose
one of the APOSTLES and toll sim lie
would found His kingdom upon him.
Thou art Peter, thou are a rock, and
on this rock 1 will found my church"
said Christ. He gave to him the key
Of heaven. This church had the prom
Use of Jesus Christ himself that it would
live forever, and that the powers of
earth and hell should never prevail
against it. Two thousand years have
swept away. Has the promise of Christ
failed? The world and hell have been
combined against the church to crush 1t,
but the church today is grander than she
ever was. The kingdom must have its
ruler. Christ ruled the church and he
made Peter his successor. and today
Pope Leo XIII rules the church Peter
did during his mortal life.
Every Catholic edifice in the world re-
fleets back the character of Christ. the
King. A king has authority. A king has
regal splendor. Look at your Catholic
churches. There the authority of Christ
is represented. The priest is a man
clothed 1t is true, with mystical and
wonderful power; and the priest himself
to the chief bishop, the pope, the sue
cessor of Peter. The Catholic church
represents in some way the regal splen-
dor of Christ. The Catholic church pre-
served the most beautiful temples that
have adorned this earth. Look over the
face OF Europe. Go to Constantinople,
where will be found a most beautiful
structure, the Church of st. Sophia.
Then there is the beautiful cathedral at
Milan, one at Antwerp, St. PauFs at
London, and in Rome you win find the
most magnificent piece of architecture
of all, st. Peters The Catholic church
has always sympathized with that which
Is the noblest in science and art. In its
churches YOU will find the beautiful
paintings Of Raphael and Murillo. You
Will hear the most beautiful musical
compositions ever given to man. Mozart
and Haydn, who have eGualled them?
From it's rOstTums you will hear the
most eloquent of the worlds speakers.
The work of the Catholic church is
a
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Panopolis. yesterday afternoon. The
chapel is the direct result of Father
vaIentfn's unceaslng endeavors and to
his efforts is due the beautiful little
church.
The dedication Of the chapel was at
tended by hundreds of people and when
the Bishop of Panopolis, arrayed in the
vestments of his rank, accompanied by
the vested priests and surpliced boys
bearing the cross. candles, censor and
bowl of holy water, encircled the ediflce
chanting the dedication prayers of the
faith. deep silence was upon the con-
gregation.
Throughout this ceremony all save
the Bishop and his attendant priests
and altar boys remained away from the
building. silently observing the solemn
rites by which the church was properly
given over to Gods service. Even after
the procession had moved about the
church and passed within, pronounc-
ing a solemn blessing upon the
walls, the altar, the images and holy
sive. At length the dedication was
complete and the communicates and
friends of the mission were allowed to
enter and the regular service was TAX
en- up, concluding with an eloquent SER
mon delivered by Rev. Father Boar
man, the Jesuit Missionary.
Shortly before o'clock the Bishop.
accompanied by Fathers Boarman,
Francis and Maurice entered the
churchyard, where they were greeted
by the people. Previous to their arrival
all who had entered the church were
asked to wait outside until the dedica-
ton was complete. The Catholic Mis-
sion band was in attendance and play
ed during the interval of waiting for
the ceremonies TO commence. The
procession of priests came from the
yestry through the church and passed
out to the front of the church. Facing
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Hroney for H1lo Roa DIS.

]. A. Scott, chairman of the road board
for the Hiio district. was in happy
mood yesterday morning after confer
ence with Superintendent Boyd Of the
Department of Public Works, who arriv-
ed by the Kinau. Mr.. Boyd had secured
an authorization for $4,000 for the repair
of roads in the Hilo district. These funds
VIII be Immediately available, and Will
be applied to the repair OF roads from
HakaIau to Waiakea.-HiIo Herald.
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REV. FATHER II. vALENTIN, THE BUILDER.

well known throughout the Hawaiian
Islands. Wherever we have gone during
. our stay in the past two months or more,
we have been congratulated by many
people who have pointed with pride to
the work of the Catholics. The Catholic
church has labored for the most ignorant
on these Islands as wei as the educa ted.
The priests here work not for their
glory, but for the people; they seek to
save the souls of all. These are the
thoughts which fill our minds today at
the completion of this edifice. We con-
graduate the bishop and the priest and
we congratulate you who by your sym
pathies have given that which has oc-
complished the building of this chapel.
Our wish is that God will bless you,
make your lives happy, and that God
VIII finally crown or work
The new chapel is an ornament to Wal
kixi. It's peculiar lattice sides attract
general attention as much as It's 50-foot
steeple. The building is constructed
throughout of wood. The interior is fin
ished in Northwest pine, and is perfect
~ polished. 1t is a bright, cool interior
and everything of it's furnishings is in
keeping with the general prevailing light
color. The altar occupies a recess,
fianked by yestry and robe rooms. The
altar is Gothic IN appearance, with
spaces between the straight pillars, In
which can be placed vases of flowers.
Each pillar pinnacle Is surmounted by
image.
The altar service consists of four brass
candIesticks, and other necessary adj
juncts to the Catholic ritual. The COM
munlon rail was covered with flowers
At either side is a wooden pedestal. On
one of these is large figure of Joseph,
and other yetAawaits the figure of the
Virgin Mary. Pictures of the Christ and
the Virgin are also prominent above the
peGestals.
At the opposite side is the choir loft,
In which a new organ was recently
placed. 1t is small and reached by
narrow staircase Suspended from the
rail is beautiful picture in tapestry Of
the Virgin Mary enclosed in glass
case, the gift of John Ena. The pews
are commodious and attractive. Among
the pew-holders are Mrs. Neumann, Mr..
Macfarlane, Mr.. Podmore. Messrs. Tuck.
Sullivan Cooper, McChesney, Barry, Nc
Donald, Jenningson, Richards, Rapocla,
Auwae. Helemano. Dickson, John Ena,
Campbell. Dom. Paixo. O'Donnell. Lee
gros, du Roi Cunha and Hebron.
The music yesterday was furnished by
the Catholic Mission Band. which played
on the lawn before and after the church
services, and the choir under the direc-
ton CT Father Valentino who also pre-
sided a the organ.
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ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL AT WAIKIKI IS
DEDICATED BY BISHOP OF PANOPOLS

ar. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL at Wat
kikf was dedicated to the service
- of the Lord by His Grace, the
Right Rev. Mgr. Gulstan. Bishop of
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the church the Bishop pronounced a
blessing upon the ediice. and prayers
We're repeated by Father Maurice.
Headed by the cross which flashed in
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w. G. ROGERS, M.D.-Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat; TAG Alakea ST.. opposite
Hawaiian Hotel; special treatment
for deafness.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN & CO.-Se3-s0a
Stangenwald Bldg. Tel. Main 90.
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II. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S.-Alakea ST..
three doors above Masonic Temple.
Honolulu; office hours, 9 m. to pm.
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DIR. A N STANDARDIZATION Bldg. !:
hours. II to 1, to 5. Z TO 8; Sundays.
II to 2; Tel. Off. Main 3S5; res. w. 1851
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RISDON IRON WORKS. Engineers
and builders OF Pumping and Sugar
Machinery and complete power
Tel. 1914
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CATION, NELL & CO., LTD.-Engi-
neers, Electricians and Boilermakers.
Honolulu.
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JEWELLERS.
sTENoGRAPHERS.
MUSICIANS.

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOL.-Love bldg.
Fort ST. It's methods are the result
of 80 years experience in teaching.
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DIR. c. B. HIGH.-Philadelphi Dental
College, 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel
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DIR. T.. MITAMURA.-Ofice, 1853 Nuu-
anu St; Tel. White 152; office hours.
to 10 a. m. and to s p. M, except
Sundays.
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DIR. GEO. H. HUDDY.-McIntyre
bldg, rooms / and 2; Q am. to pm.
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ATTORNEYS.

LYLE A. DICKEY.-King and Bethel
Sts.; Tel Main 312.
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DIR. J. UCHIDA.-Physicia and Sur
geon; office, Beretania, between Fort
and Nuuanu streets; office hours. s to
II a. m, to p. M; Tel. 1911 White.
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c. r. HEMENwAY.-Ofice 400 Judo
building: Telephone S14 Main.
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DIR. FRED w. HODGINS.-Eye. Ear.
Nose and Throat only; office. AlalIea
street. lately occupied by DR.. Muir
ray. Office hours, a. m. to d. m.
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ENGINEERS.

or and Engineer, 400 Judd Bldg. p.
o. box T32.
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DIR. T. MOTONAGA.-46 Beretania ST.,
between Fort and Nuuanu; Office
hours, 8 a. m. to p. m.
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DIR. DERBY.-Mott-Sm bldg, cor.
Fort md Hotel SITS; office hours. 3
t9 4.
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I. NJ. LONG.-Offices 81 & 80, Campbell
blk, cor Fort & Mer. SITS; Tel. Nj. u.s.
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DR.. A. c. WALL, DIR. o. E. WALL
Office hours, a. m. to p. m. Love
bldg; Fort ST.; Tel. 434.
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]. NJ. WHITNEY, MD, D.D.S.-Boston
Bldg, Port St., above May & Cos:
hours, to 5; Tel. Main 271