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AT ALI, SAINTS, MIsstoN

The memorial services yesterday at All Sains mission were conducted by Rev MT. Downes, assistant at Trinity church, and they were largely attend ed. The full vested choir of the church was present and aided in the exercises, which opened at ? o'clock.
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(Continued on Sixth Page.)
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PLEASANT AFFAIR IN MADISON

PLEASANT AFFAIR IN MADISON.
 One of the jolliest house parties of the season was enjoyed at the Mikado cottage, Madison, the past week by twelve young ladies. Those present were the Misses Frances Bishop, Mabel Stoddard, Minnie Kraft, Grace Walker, Jessie Weir, Bertha Kimberly, Harriet Blakeslee, Bessie Mix, Marion Nichols, Claribel Mix, Julia Booth and Martha Blakeslee, with Mrs. Frances Heath Eaton as chaperon.
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His tolls are past, his work is done, And he is fully blest, He fought the fight, the victory won, And entered into rest Then let our sorrows cease to flow, God has recalled His own, And let our hearts in every woe
 Still say-"Thy will be done!"
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tContinued on Eighth Page.)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-28
CITY eREvTlEs,


Members of the order OF the Eastern
Star viii meet al the Masonic Temple at
1890 O'Clock this afternoon
There are undcliyered kilograms at me
N.estern Union Telegraph company for Tom
Howard, Il. w. McIfhyt N"5nnV -
uemble.
Justice Matthews yesterday performed the
civil ceremony that united In marriage NJ
w B Carson and Miss Willie Estelle
Braeazeale. The ceremony was performed
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Sabbath, 2lO9 Dallas
avenue
gang OF thirty-hve eonyiets, whites;
Mexicans and negroes. chained toget kT ana
marching through the city yesterday from
the Grand Central depot attracted a gool
deal Of attention. They were being taken
from within the walls at Huntsville 10 90
farm work al Eagle Lake.
One OF the sons OF the late II PAU
Seorgg arrived In this city late last even
ing for his fathers remains, The remains
were accompanied TO Hockey by Messrs;
Alex Barttlngck and William Bother and
Deputy Sheriff Theodore L. Hlllendahh
Alnembers OF the Order Of Sons OF Hermanp
In this city, and personal friends OF tue
deceased.
The salvation Army Will hold q grand
revival service in Caledonian hall this even
Ing Brlgadier Adcy and Major Dnnnam
two Of the army's best field workers, VIII
arrive In this city today and conduct the
services Each OF them has National rep
utation in salvation Army work The pnb-
lie IS invited TO attend the services TINS
evening at 1880 o'clock.
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A COMEDY TtIT

Myron r. Rice, the man who exn,olted
me famous My Friend from India mas
secured a worthy successor 10 that we'll
~ farce Whose Baby Are You?i
Is the title of his new laueh.prodncer
when MI Rice describes as an Hefferves''
cent ecstasy The plot Is very Slmnle
NY gives rise to a series of mistakes md
MISUNDERSTANDING that are most laurhahle
ana entirely logical as well. 4 yonns artist
Whlc9 the said uncle Is advised NV AK IA IA
friend than an lS-year-old daughter 4 Pow Sr,'
MMardeu In his care From the nbraslr -
me letter the artist is led TO believe H.
~, ,ue elrl is an infant, and thinkIng ttIo
!!elter Intended for him, his biupdsr g. I1e
E tnS complications that ensue. 4 GermaS
narSn and his wife bring their frst el harE
10 10 ms sindio. 10 have lis portraIt, So,n n"l
rue arusl mistakes the child for ~ ha *
W =. Nh0se arrival he has been advised onue
~, ,"in tnls tlme the Developments aro NV az
w uIIli mere Is an accumulation ~ i .h,Ippt
ana plumbers that conyulses IN VI 5Hples
sapi, Ieuu'es me artist to the verge ~ ~,
snhlty, complications follow az OF ln-
sncn olher until In the end Mi is ns upon
~ = Lnusl unexpected denouement la ~
,iSsSs,'oh OF Whose Baby Are Yong ~ me
s ssiMetoIllN answered. The comedy Is sat
sem "a az the opera house WeJnesd VIII be
pTodncod n'hhtlnee and night, Wneu tc9o,
"a Vf bv ~ carefully selected iss, ne
gu ny Nnarles w, Bowser. cast pead-
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK SHOW.
Meetinu to Consider the Holding OF Ono
at Houston 10 Be Held Tueadav

Weeuflu 70 Conslder the Holding OF Ono
at Houston to Be Held Tuesday
The South Texas Poultry and Pet Stock
association will meet Tuesday evening,
October 20, to consider proposition made
to hold large exhibit at Houston Deem
Der o to ID, An opportunity having pre-.
scented itself of securing an extra good
exhibit from the entire coast country. ana
as several of the leading merchants of
Houston have come forward in the way
of financial assistance. 1t Is hoped Others
VIII display the same interest in the mat.
ter. Il is hopad by the movers In This
proposition to inaugurate such an interest
IN the proposed exhibit and make IT such a
success that the South Texas Poultry and
Fet Stock association, together with tIe
many friends Of the exhibit aud the cxhih-
tclS themselves, shall be able to secure the
ho'alpg u the reXt SrCte exhibit I'm tho
city OF Houston They feel greatly en-
eourased over the assistance already prof
fvred and are sure the holding Of the State
exhibit VIII be Of vast Importance 10 tais
section ana VIII greatly benefit the farm.
country. ''S 'udse
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Charles ]. Chalson of Beaumont is
at the Rice.
Mrs. j. NJ Bawn OF Austin is visiting the
city for few days.
James Colville of Rockford, H., Is reg
istered at the Bristol.
Mr. Il. NJ Wynpc of Temple, Texas Is
guest at the Bristol.
DR. r. H. Beaumont of st. Joseph, Mo-,
Is registered at the Rice.
w. c. Belcher n we'll known citizen of
Austin is stopping At the Bristol.
Judge r. t. Hanuey Of Hampstead came
I'm last night and put mn at the Bristol.
Carl Reiss Of Brennan spent sunday
with his mother and sister Ia this city.
Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Burdette of Pasa-
dena, cal, have apartments at the Rice.
MIR Mcclure Kelly, a well known in
surance man of Dallas, is stopping at the
Rice.
Mr.. James f Hutton, advance agent Of
the "Richard Caryer' company, is at the
Rice.
Miss I.eonora Hermann OF Brennan,
Texas, is visiting friends in the city for a
few days.
Miss Ada woodruff has returned from
Galveston after visit OF three weeks
TO friends there.
Mr.. George c. BonIface, leading man Of
the Gay Mr. Godstein" company, was
registered at the Rice yesterday.
Messrs r. p Jennings and A. &c. Banks
OF Monterey, Mexico, arrived In the city
last night, They are stopping at the Rice
Mrs Il. r. Bacon and little son, Gerald,
Of Austin are In the city for a day or
Two visiting her mother, Mrs WIN Lam
bert.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Levy of Bryan
are in the city for the purpose OF being
aud Miss Fannie Aaron. They have apart
ments az the Rice.
Mr.. ]. A. Russ OF Dallas, superintendent
Of the Pacific Express company, and hl'
brother-in-law, Mr.. II, Il. seymour of Pal
estine, route agent OF the same company
are registered AZ the Rice
Mr.. l. d. Parker OF Palestine. MIR.
NJ WAttersOn of R0noke, Conductor Rnbe
of Yokum, MIR. NJ Griffin OF Kansas city
Mo, were guests yesterday of their old
time friend, DIR. II. b. flash, whom they
have not seen for several years,
Captain Charles Clarke. In charge OF the
government work In opening the channe
| from Morgan Pol1t TO the Galveston jet
| ties as n part OF the Buffalo bayou i'm
| proyement was In the city yesterday. lie
| reports that he has completed the worl
to a distance of Ave miles and that hC
| Will complete il by March /.
Mr.. l.. u. Moody went TO Galveston last
night In order 20 be present at today
| session OF the Federal court there. Mr
Moody viii appear there ms counsel FOL
| the First National bank OF Houston In thi
| noted case OF the bank against the Wells
| Fargo Express company, In regard 10 thu
| 5000 shortage IN a package shipped by tn,
| bap} TO Chicago some time since.
| ~
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MUM JOsLIN.' 2

The attraction at the opera A. noo, 4,
nee today and tonight, VIII " ".
popular rural comedy drama, A' y,
lin" Written with no otheI ovJ vIs M
make people laugh. It has ceftai NV NJ !, !.
maj object, for there Is not civ y,
in the United States or Canaa .,l. WEI :, "
eoers have not laughed hearty " M N
Centre old New England farmer ,l s
odd ways ANA quaint SAYING. ~. sI X
lin. an old Vermont farmer, nA nsnl,s
trin to New York to visit DIS uf X NJ
ineidentally see city life IN al ~ ~
which he does with yenss as MA
getting into all sorts Of sclAPSs s L ii
nish no end Of amusement y M MI
get hack 10 the quiet peace Of , nv Ma M
England farm, ALTHOUGH ,oiemsnt Vi
mates vel the dramatic elei, ssvsr,i !;
been neglected, as there az ,i,, ss 1 4
tIopal scenes and thrilling elliq y cstia
deal of handsome seene eli.r loe,tEs
faithfully represent famll sIIaeInaI c.al
Now York. Among the prueip,b M ~
the Grand Central aepPsT .bt tssl
Rrootlyn bridge by mcoIllHp1a,w ,rr ~
den In Baxter street anu .oysrsl nsr,l
hoil During The play ss'sS M an,
cioiiles viii be introduced .I srIcss
tr rui has made spselsnlo send D 4
tr ,S, n,.,ce n"T viii he 10. % Y ~
ana matinee 10, 20 and o. ~,
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under arrest will IN all probability n
him and hold him pending the invest
A sIXTHoUsANp.DoLLAR COLI


him and hold him pending the lnwsl
tion.
A SIXlTHoUSAND. DOLLAR coLDe
dinarily - cents worth Of medIGps d.
for a cold when in Its inciplency' Wild
it, but Madam GelFe Of tho Gsit n
company has cold which has to;
during the past two weeks just sDa (
side of what she may have paid To- \
toring 1t. Mr.. Edgar strakosch, 10 ians
of the Grau Opera company rssths !
city yesterday from New Orleans q ls|
to San Francisco and reports ihl' W.
Calve is now in New Orleans slEefl's "
bronchial trouble superndueed y !
contracted at Nashville Tenn 10 o..
Guence of this cold she Vas forced z n n,
her engagement at Nashville, then q, N, NJ
phis and again at Atlanta ana 3 W
Calye receives $1,000 every Ilsnl i sSs y !
her cold has thus far cost nei wv
If she does not recover ID TINE y Y
New Orleans engagement, wnsle W
booked 10 sing In Carmen Ias w
of the cold viii aggregate anoiaa n n
Mir. Strakosch thinks, however, w ~; u
the proper treatment az New w Y.
Madam Calve will be able 10 l'l V
gagcment here.
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cotton Stealing in Colin . :

Mckinney. Texas, oclCo ,s Il, Il;
Vance. who lives eight m Si'S esu nd
reports that he had =. l..,6n II 3, !
few nights since s,;, nv rlost iOo gssll
The same way; Iae entered Y, H
Io oa the cotton lnrs Cotton ~
r ie Of Farmersysln.r,ttl 10 ysalos
soIcn frequently, recer'
4te,s ~ the county --.----
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Miss lydia onheIla MeFarIln.

Miss Lydia ophelia McFarHn died at ~
O'Clock last night at the residence OF her
sister No, 1917 Colorado street. The de
ceased was I'm her twenty.third year. The
funeral Will take place from her sister :
residence on Colorado street Mt p, m.
today, The interment Will be In Holly
wood cemetery
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Mrs ! lille Nav Allen Dead.

Mrs. Lille May Allen Of Brunner' aged
% years, died last night about II o'clock
at the home 81 her father, 1908 Waverly
street. The deceased leaves n husband an
s-year-old daughter, father and mother ana
three brothers.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been made
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rlAotrloal VOICE - -

st. Louis. october ,,l.: s,I,i Estie'
elected the following o ruas 4. " !,
man. Rochester, 4 COM a1 iI nsss y II
ne5fi ~ or Salt Lake cl.t.
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DEATH ROLL,
Ennnral Of Ms. Mary Moeinniss.

The remains of Mrs. Mary McGinniss'
who died at ST. Josephs inhrmary satur-
dav night. viii be inferred ut the old
Catholic cemetery this afternoon, The tu-
neral will take place at p m. Friends
are invited
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Save your coupons. Get handsome
clock free, With every 25c sale sou get a
package OF gum containing one coupon.
the holder OF the. largest number OF cou-
pons gets the clock.
Crescent Drug store. alD Aaia street.
corner Preston ayenuA
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The funera Iof Roymcnd Russell, the
infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. Neal McDevitt
Of 1ll5 Hogan street was tenderly laid 90
rest yesterday morning In Hollywood Gene
terry. His grave was covered with fra
grant flowers placed there by the tender,
loving knnds OF those who had so often
petted and caressed him In life. -Four
little girls were selected as pallbearers.
Little Maggie Wlseman, Katie Coffey,
Emily Make and Lorraine Charles, II was
touching TO see them bow their heads
and sAed tears for the htus hfe gone cut
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SPECIAL ANNo,,Mc gt

otSs; W., W g. Eckhardt bsL ...
BINS SaldinS A''s to ieSns s ~ ana as as
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L the baby d cuttInn Teeth

y VIC f0sDJ - SSNV0'''B 'VV0' r
be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow'h Soothing Syrup.
Tor children tsethlng. IT soothes the child
a0ftena the gums, sllays all pain, curcr
Wind cole an6 Is the best remedy FOR
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M. peter D. eouIet.

Mr. Peter OXIDE Boulet, aged 80 years.
died at 3 p. m. yesterday Mt his residence,
1903 MCGOWAN avenue. Eis remains will
be taken for burial to Cypress Top on
the o'clock Houston and Texas Central
train today. The deceased was a brother
in-law Of Mr.. Nicholas Pilot Of this city,
and was a live stock and ranch owner.
The death was from cerebral hemorrhage,
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A DAY IN The CITY.

THE BRUMBY INJUNCTION in
junction filed by Mayor Woolford to re-
strain DR.. w NJ. Brumby from further
acting as city health officer will be heard
at o'clock this morning by Judge w. H..
Wilson in chambers upon argument. hut no
testimony will be taken.
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floor relative to the dispensary bill,
saying he knows that $500 Is for
bribing the members OF the Legislature
In the hands of some person.
He also says, within the last few
days, to his own knowledge, two men,
bers of the Legislature have been ap-
preached on the street with PROPOSE
tons for changes in the bill and sig
nif1cant hints at recompense.
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
Hon. Mr. Russell be called before
committee of the House and be COM
PEELED to prove his charges.
Representative. Fifth District.
This, of course, raised discussion
Hihio-"Bring him before the
Housed" 9 =.
Kaniho, in a speech which showed
plainly how much he considered the
Houses welfare above his personal
feelings, remarked that he proposed
the other day to bring Editor Gill be-
fore the House, rather than before a
committee. and was voted down. Now
he would retaliate and vote against
the resolution.
Mossman-"Bring him before the
House, but let him have an opportu-
nifty to procure the services or an at
torney."
Dickey-"We have no ability nor
right to arrest the honorable gentle
man..
Prendergast-"we can summon him
to appear. The sergeants at arms OF
the Legislature are more powerful than
any policeman"
The resolution as read was finally
adopted, and W. Mossman Jr, ]. K
Paele and Kumulae appointed as grand
inquisitors.
The House business ran smoothly
from this on to adjournment.
BUSINESS DONE.
Senate Bill 81, relative to the sale OF
petroleum. Passed first reading.
Senate Bill 6S, dealing with the dis
tillation of spirituous liquors. Passed
first reading.
Report of public lands committee on
House Bill Z, relating to regulating and
placing Of electric wires. Tabled.
A bill relating to the extension OF
School street to Liliha. Passed first
reading.
A resolution for night sessions. Tab
led.
A bill to grant franchise for an
electric street railway IN Hilo (Naili-
maj Passed first reading.
Introduction of a bill granting fran
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far to p~oVide for revenues. a man who
lives here and earns his bread should
contribute to the defraying OF the ex-
penses of the country. We cannot afford
to cripple the Government, and We can
not wait for. loan bills
Senator Cecil Brown moved that the
bill be deferred until other tax bills were
brought before the Senate
Mr.. Achi. who is the father of the bill,
said that he stood upon Il plank in the
Republican platform, which was to re-
lieye the. poor man from taxes. and he
wanted the bill passed. There Is no
equal taxation here" cried s..e descend
AM of Confucius; the poor men pay the
taxes and not the rich; now let US help
the poor. When returns Ia regard to
valuation of property OF the rich are
made, there are never any changes made.
while the assessments of the poor are
always raised. Let US pass this bill to
force the committees having other tax
bills in hand to hurry up and report
Senator White opposed the bill. He
wanted japanese and "squatters in Hilo''
to pay poll tax and waxed very eloquent.
Senator Baldwin said that his motto
had always been Don't let go with one
hand until you get hold with the other
Continuing, he said: There We're only
nineteen days left, and We have heard
nothing from the Tax Committee. All
seem to be at loggerheads, and no re-
suits of the work of the committee have
been seen. We need doubles as much
money as heretofore and yet no tax
bill reported"
Senator Carter urged the passage of
the county government bill, which
would facilitate the solution CT the tax
question.
Mr.. Kalauokalani asked the very per-
tinent question, in opposing the bill,
30
To run the Government within He
wanted to hear from the Committee OF
Ways and Means, in whose hands the
tax bills were.
Mr.. Carter said angrily, 1--WE had a
meeting last night; the natives didn't
come"
Senator White. sarcastically, Are you
a native or a haole?"
Carter (blushing): 81 amend my re-
mark; 1 was the only native there"
The bill was then referred to the joint
committee On taxes.
Senator Russell at that moment looked
pale He had just been invited to ex-
plain to the House Of Representatives
where the $4,000 bribe money is.
! Then bill 62, to create. establish and
locate an agricultural college and model
farm was referred to the Committee on
Education, and bill II, relating 20 birds
and nests, was deferred. Bill rs, TO re-
wise the statutes of the Territory, was
sent to the Judiciary Committee. and
bill 81, exempting persons who have five
children. from taxation was, for un-
known reasons, unanimously referred to
tie Military Committee.
Bills 73 and "a, relating to compilation
Of laws. were referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, and the Senate
/ adjourned until this morning at II
o'clock.
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FUN
IN THE HOUSE
Native Statesmen Propose to Ar
rest and Investigate Senator
Russell.
+*+++++*+**+t*++++*++*+
Forty-first day OF session; eighty !
bills introduced; seven gone to the !
Governor for signature !


The program as announced on the
bulletin board for yesterdays session
looked like short mornings work. but
new introductions and a Russell episode
filled out the day to the usual limits.
The appropriation of $4,000 for Ma
noa road improvements was recon-
mended to be reduced to $4,000 by the
Public Lands Committee.
The question of night sessions came
up twice during the morning, although
Monsarrat, the original agitator for
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FOR A CHILD

who is mot doing well'-the
condition occurs now and then
with all children.
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil is a food that begins to
build you up at once-of
course, it don't show at once.
mot doing we'll means
that the child is not getting
the good of his food. Not
today, or this week; it may
have been going on for a
month; before it begins to
show in the child's condition.
You want him to get back
to turning his usual food into
strength.
You want the food that
begins to build, up at once.
Wen send you little to Try, ii you Ike
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street. New York
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b. " cE.-surveyor and
b., ~ sa,ce new Magoon bldg,
{ I.s sae Merchant sts.; P. O.
hSen for typewrIting.
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= rn0BE.-ohce Of Dr.. Day,
!, : : hours. 10 a. m. to 2 p. m;
81 m Sundays, 9 TO u; Of
Il & rsa White 1881.
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|s,.s.e,.- ' IA, and cleo
kg6 IS. ciTi! engineer for Oahu
~ 1 o. III; Wilder Ave.
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CTpv1N.-omee, go Bereta-
g Snns ST.; hours. 3 to II a
80 to $50 p. m; Tel
j. q, ,. 7 i Tel. White SSSl
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O., @STRAcToRs.
e ss ;s-css extractor and Builder.
S.sr' , ssItlns; brick, wood or
b - N, mop, Hotel St. near
. IA Anapuni.
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!, E I'm. Am. Soc. c. E.
d Es ,o,aqIic Engineer: 2ss
honolulu; Tel. go.
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H. -s-i!Y MUTUAL LIFE IN
r. :, 20 Of Philadelphia. -
~ : elnan, General Agent,
hid Bldg.
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b ! p.SoRKs.-Engineers and
kri ,o. .mplng and Sugar Ma
b , 'I u. power plants; Of
- feckels block; Tel. 1sl.
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.- = HowARD.-ofice 112i
~ : hours, 2 to L 8. M ) to 4
'niR n.
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. r-,wRA.-oHlce 1863 NuuanF
/ = I' Tsi,s 10. Office hours, S to Il
.Irignd 6 to s .. m, except
10
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BOSNIAN, DD.s.-Alakea St,
'Ets above Masonic Temple. Ho-
:5u hSEFL : a, m. to 4 .. m.
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a; !. LII, LIFE INSURANCE co.
o NEW YORK.
@SE' Agent, Honolulu.
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! jewellers.
Ea,. s1,nsaA Francisco. Jewel.
na See advt inside,
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AacHTTErrs

RcHITEcTs.
80 f. Z PAGE, Architects and
4 ne, looms -, Arlington
I r -.-.lala' H. l.; sketches and
81 = ;.' ! furnished at short no
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oPIcIANs

H. UPTlcIANs
.a,,. sa', w., Don't wear other her
|. Det W.. your eyes differ from
\ sa'.s; hsT &C, T;,nesp, improperly
/. = E J1 wl!i ruin your eyes.
lSN, glt LUCAS, oPTICIAN,,
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MEMBERS

NeNEERs.
,. I'LL 4 Co. LTD.-Engi-
s. -''iaa' and Bollermakers,
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'rTyARY SURGEONS.

salN. - Veterinary Surgeon
IL, sses City Feed Store, Tel.
|as sis day or night promptly
II rss!sltes, obstetrics and
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7. WALL DR.. o. z. WALL
fI 4 n 10 4 p. m; Love
III g.; Tel. 81
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DENTISTS,

M-Not-snith bldg. cor. Fort
81 ;ts.; Office hours 3 70 4.