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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
Prices Hung Around Sl,2O Per
Share on the Exchange
GRAND CENTRAL STRONGER
Star Con. Declines -TcsOrn Advances
- silver shield aud Daly
are weaker,

There was a great deal OF activity In
Ajax on the exchange today though
prices were lower than those reached
on the curb late yesterday afternoon.
Sales were then recorded as high or
higher than $3.50 per share, Today over
10000 shares changed hands at prices
ranging from Sl.20 at the opening to
sl2lA from which figure II weakened
10 gl17l4, and again reacted to SILVA
on the closing SALE Grand Central was
also very much In evidence with 1000
shares changing hands between 6'4O
and S6i5 per snare. Lower Mammoth
was In better form today when sew
eral hundred shares changed hands at
prices ranging between 1891 and $685..
Ddly was weaker at S22S, while Con.
Mercur sold at 1913. Star Con, de-
clined from n to 1871, while Tesora sold
up to "a. Silver Shield weakened 4
10 at ymth figure 5000 shares found a
market lngot brought cents share
while Ben Butler moved up to SA and
suntilne sold at "a fiat.
The closing quotations We're as fol-
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DIED.

DECKER.-In Salt Lake City Narrs /
1901, Fanny Eliza Greene Dects,
aged seyenty-nne years, one norA
and eighteen days. She wss S
widow OF the late Isaac Deckg d,
daughter Of John P. and Rb,I
Young Greene; was baptized intO 4
Church Of Jesus Christ Of IAtter.N
Saints In Kirkland. by the Prophs
Joseph Smith, and continued a fallh.
full member during her liz, and can.
to Utah with the Pioneers
The funeral will be at he Eighteenth
ward chapel, Friday, Marh sA Rn
a. m. Friends and relatrts kiaily 10.
vited.
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SALT LAKE MARKETS.
March Z. 1901

March Z, 1901.
The butter market Is not strong. The
best grade creamery Is quoted at 20
cents wholesale selling price while
ranch butter IS In moor demand
The egg market is In better condition
this week. j. NJ. Christensen & Co. quote
the best Utah eggs at from 400 to 81. 25
per case today.
The poultry market is also improv-
ing. Wholesale selling prices on
dressed turkeys range from ~ to 10
cents per pound. and chickens run be-
tween IL and 10 cents.
Cheese is selling at II cents.
Ranch butter finds slow sale at 1919
cents per pound.
MEATS.
No change is quoted on the prices OF
meats, which are as follows;
Pork =. -. =. ..6h to W. cents per NJ.
Reef -. 80. ,,".,.G TO 7ia cents per NJ.
Mutton 80. -. -. so 20 cents per ID.
Veal -. -. $50. ...,.S to 3 cents per 10.
GRAIN.
The wholesale buying prices on grain
are as follows.
Wheat. 80 10 90 cents per bushel
Oats. SIPS per owt.
Rye. $l.0O per cwt.
Feed barley 20 to Is cents per cwt
Brewery barley. si,l0 to N.25 per cwt.
FLOUR.
The Peoples Forwarding company
quote the following prices
High patent, sl4O per cwt.
Straight grade. Sl25 per cwt.
Baker No. |, Sll5 per ewt
HAY.
Loose timothy hay Is worth $40 pei
ton while lucern loose is worth 800 pei
ton.
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STOCK MARKET MIXED.
apceGistionwas Feyerish lilo Grande
Western, Prd, la Demand -smeii-
Ing Advances some

New York, March 7.--Changes were
mixed at the opening Of the stock mar
Ret Some of the railroad stocks which
have shown recent strength were IN
clined TO react after the opening. ANAL
ganated Copper was under pressure
and fell Y and American Smelling, af-
ter u fractional advance, fell away
over point. Sugar declined fraction.
The steel stocks were almost wholly
neglected. Speculation Was feyerlsh
and lower for the active railroads dur
ing the second hour, Manipulation OF
the fractions advanced them | TO Ia
without benehttIng the general market,
Some obscure stocks were In demand.
National Biscuit, Rio Grande Western
preferred and American Ice rising to
z. Smelling was advanced lls. by noon
many OF the leading railroads and
specialties which were notably strong
earlier had reacted from to points.
Uneasiness as 10 the momentary con-
ditions prompted the selling. Bonds
were active and irregular.
The stocks which advanced so strong
w fell back from to 2is. Some Of the
railroads touched the lowest price OF
the day The closing was dull and
about steady.
CLOSING STOCKS.
New York. March 7.--Closing stocks;
Atohison, 5IA; Atchlson preferred, 9lh;
A. s. W., 39h; a. s. & w. preferred,
96h; American Tobacco, l20l5 Ameri-
,af ri,, Diafa co. Ap,a,ipan Tin pla 70
preferred 1919; American Steel Hoop,
S6; American Steel Hoop preferred Slh
American Smelling, SAX b. II. T., u.s.
Il. & O., 9Sls; b. & o. preferred, 92A; c.
Il. & O., las; G. f. &c l., 46. G. G., W.
1914; Continental Tobacco, 46; c. 81 o.,
AN; c. a A., 3S%; c. & A. preferred,
10. ID. & II. G., 80; d. & H.. 1854 Fed
eral Steel, AN; Federal Steel preferred,
S9h; General Electric, 2i4h; Glucose,
Az Illinois Central, 1874 Jersey Cen
trial, 1861 l.. & N, 92ss Leather, l2b;
Leather preferred 7t%; NJ. X. & 7,
preferred, BAN: Manhattan, 1l9h
Metropolitan, l6S% Missouri Pacific,
S9k; Northern Pacific 81; Northern Pa
cific preferred, S77s; NJ Y Central, 144;
Pennsylvania, 151h Pacific Mail, 35h
Pullman, 2O6k; Peoples Gas, lO3h;
Reading, 3lh; Reading first preferred,
M; Reading second preferred, 4l&;
Rock Island, l2is Rubber. 1914; South
ern Pacific, 45h; ST. Paul. 1853; Sugar,
141h; r. c.. g. l., Ah; Union Pacific,
9lh; Union Pacific preferred. STA;
Western Union, SSss.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call firm at 2ls per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Slsa4A per
cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.S7hg V
for demand and at 4S4k4h for sixty
days; posted rates tS5@h and ASA;
commercial bills 4s3h Q4St,
Silver Observation-Disclosures.
Bar silver-6l.
Mexican dollars-i9.
Government bonds steady; refunding
| rs registered 105%; Is coupon 1855; 81
registered and coupon II; new 4s regis
| tered and coupon 1879 old As registered
| ll3, old Is coupon ia; IS registered and
coupon lilA.
SUGAR.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining SS;
centrifugal. 90 test AZ molasses sugar.
ga. Refined, Suieti crushed. 500; pow
| dered. $50; grsnulated, $50.
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STOCK TRANSFERS.

Ajax, 5000 at 100; LOO at lei; 100 at
Lila $500 at l,l9, 1900 at LIS; l,4OO at
Lll1e; zoo at l,lS&; 10 at Ll9A.
Con. Mercur, 100 at 3.l3
DAILY, 100 at 2.35; 100 at 2.291s; 100 at
2.2S.
Four Aces, 1000 at /.
Grand Central, 100 at $40; 100 at
e.4Oh 100 at cal; 100 at 6.ii; 600 at
6.i5
Ingot, $500 at 8.
Lower Mammoth, 100 at 3.97; 100 at
3.eih 200 ut sos; 200 at 39sh.
Rocco Homestake, 200 at l0i.
Silver Shield, 5000 at 10.
Star Con, 100 at n; 100 at 76h 100
at 76, 800 at 75% l4oO az 75i5 100 at
75%; 100 at 75S 100 at 75h; 400 at 75k,
400 at rs; 100 at 74%; 500 at 7lIb 100
at TAN; 200 at "a; 900 at 79la; 500 at 70;
600 at 73A; 300 at 1885.
Sunshine, loo az "a
Tesora, 200 at n.
Ben Butler, 1000 at s. 800 at 81.
Martha Washington, 1000 at So g.
300 at S; 1000 at rs.
Yankee Con, 5000 at l2k; 500 at l2A I;
800 at i2%.
Shares sold, 3S,SOO.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb.. March 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 2,50O steady to stronger. Ma
tive beef steers, iOOdL5O; western
steers, 3,7OG450; Texas steers, 3.O0aS,90;
cows and heifers, S00at.i0; Gamers.
2O093.O0; stockers and feeders. 1850
l5O; calves, S.50g7Oo; bulls, stays, etc,
2756A25
Hogs Receipts, 5000: shade higher;
closed weak. Heavy, 5.S71d5.i5; mixed.
5.S2h d5S7il; light, 5.3OG5.S5; pigs, i5Oa
5.25: bulk of sales, 5.S75g54o.
Sheep--Receipts, $500: steady. Year
lines. 4.50G4s0; wethers, 4.20di50;
ewes. S5OG40o; common and stock
sheep. SsOa3s5; lambs. A25d5.io,
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DENvER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. March 7.-Cattle--Receipts.
200. Active and firm. Beef steers. 3.506
$50: cows. 2.25d375; feeders freight
paid TO river. 3oOQ4.e5: stockers, do,
s.25dA50: bulls, stays. etc. 2.00d3.25.
Hogs Receipts. Se0Gs50. Steady to
lower. Light packers. 5.SO05.35; mixed
and heavy. 5.Ssd54o.
Sheep--Receipts. coo. Unchanged.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, March MAY wheat
opened at 1855 TO 75h, dropped to 75hW
4, recovered to 75%qh and declined
again to %.
Close: Wheat-March, 1914; April.
74h az: May. 75675H.
Corn March. SS% May, 40as@iOls.
March, "a; MAY, 2i7s.
Pork March. 1875; May, li.52h.
Lard March $50; May, 7.52lsqI55;
July 7.6O, Sept 1914
Ribs-March us. May. 717h@I2O;
July. 1926; Sept, 7SO
Cash. Wheat-No. 2. 74i5 q 16l; No.
2. 75@75% No. hard winter. 7lh@73;
No. 3. GSis672; No. ! northern spring,
74iLa76ls No. 2, 74h076ia No. 3 spring,
6607i. -
Corn-No. Q, 80; No 3. SSi4Q3SA.
Oats-No, 2, 25h; No, 8. 25h.
Rys--50.
Barley--SS657
Tlmothy-440.
Flax-New 1.56,
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HOODS
CarsdpdriHd

Stops the breeding OF disease germs
and impurities In the blood.
IL also imparts vitality and richness,
and that means strong, vigorous
body as well as q clear healthy skin.
You will look better and feel bet
ter II YOU begin taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla TODAY. 1t
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oil Discovery Reported in Idaho.

Reports from Nampa Qda.) state
that great excitement has been caused
there through the discovery Of oil on
Snake River. II is said to have been
discovered on Newells ranch near
Bernard's ferry. MrNcwell II seemed.
has been boring for water and, In DO
ing SO, found oil In one OF the wells.
With the assistance of Seattle capital
lists Mr.. Newell located about 1900
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Recepts, 5000 Generally
steady. Good to prime steers, 5.O5Q6.2j;
poor to medium, $500 500; siockers and
feeders. 275@A60, cows. 2,15q485, hel-
fers, 2.75G450; Gamers, 200q265; bulls,
2.7564S0. calves, 40ONG25; Texas fed
steers, 4OOGi9O; grassers, S.S50iOO;
bulls. 2.jOQS.50
Hogs Receipts today $4,000; tomor-
row. $4,000. left over. 1850. Open sc
hgher, closed with advance lost MIXED
md butchers. 5S7is05.62h good TO
choice heavy 5.50a565 rough heavy,
5S5d5i5 tight 5S7hQ56O; bulk Of
sales. 55oG5.57h.
Sheep Receipts. 10000. Steady. Good
10 choice wethers. 4.3064S5 fair TO
choice mixed i0Od4l0; western sheep.
t35a4S5 Texas sheep. 2.5OG375; native
lambs, 450G525; western lambs, 5000
525.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

ton Of the ore is somewhat peculiar
and entirely distinct from the contact
deposits OF the silver-lead area, The
country rock is simply mass Of por-
phyry which encloses large bodies of
oxidized gold ore,
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san FRANCIsCO GRAIN,

San Francisco, March INLAY wheat,
quiet, 97% Dec, 1884 each, 80.
Barley--No sales; sach, 79A.
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET

San Francisco, Cal, March C.-Wool
quotations: Spring Nevada, 1lqlSc;
eastern Oregon, l0QlSc; valley Oregon,
i4Ql5c. Fall--Mountaln lambs, sql0ci
San Joaquin plains. 6q7c; Humboldt
and Mendoclno, l041lc.
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The LnadyiIlc Gold ReIt.

The Denver Post says that no section
has made greater strides than the
Leadville gold belt and II is daily be-
coming more apparent that the next
few years will see marvellous amount
Of development work on Breeze Hill and
its neighborlng territory. The deposit
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, March 1.-THE American Wool
and Cotton Reporter win say tomorrow;
There is as yet no substantial i'm
provement to be noted in the wool mar
ket, except that dealers are disposed
TO exercise a little more discretion In
selling, although there 10 still more or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-07
Arsenta Company Files Articles.

The Argenta Copper Mining company
filed its articles of incorporation with
the cousty clerk today. The incorpora-
tors ard Theodore Bruback, Daniel 5.
Dana, John ]. DAILY, Fl. ID. Hoge. Josiah
Barnett. and $, 7. Pearson. The gem
eral place of business of the company
Is to be in Salt Lake, with branch Of
fees elsewhere. The capital stock is
placed at 100000, divided into that
many shares Of 81 each, owned as fol-
lows: Mr.. Bruback, $40, 500 shares; Mr..
Dana 10000; Mr.. Hoge 1000, and
Messrs. DAILY Barnett and Pearson 500
each. Mr.. Brubeck IS president. Mr.
DAILY is vice president. S, 7. Pearson
secretary. and Mr.. Barnett, treasurer Of
the company, who. with the other par
ties named, form the board Of directors.
The property Of the company consists
Of the June, Turk. Eastern Daisy, Dew
Drop. and March mining claims. In the
Tintie mining district. which the corr
poration proposes TO develop.
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ST. LOUIS WOOL

St Louis, March 7.--Wool, quiet; ter
ritory and western medium lbQl61s;
fine. l2Q15: coarse. 12qH.
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Bad Blood
Breeds HumOrS

Boils, Pimples, Eruptions,
Sores, Debility, Languor,
Kidney Troubles, Indigestion and
That Tired Feeling,
All Of which Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures, by purifying, enriching and
vitalizing the blood.
Blood troubles, left unchecked, In
crease and multiply just as naturally
as the weeds and thistles infesting
the soil.
They need the same radical treat
ment, too.
They should be rooted out in Spring.
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LIFE OF A PIoNEER.

Autobiography Of Capt. James s.
Brown, $50 pages. bound n cloth. Price
400; for sale at the Deseret News.
Special terms TO agents.
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A REGULAR ORDER.

You will be sure TO have the best II
In ordering you insist on having Three
Crown Baking Powder II your grocer
should happen to put In your order
some other baking powder as a substl-
tute, you should no, hesitate about CALI
ing his attention to the error and have
him make the correction You are sure 10
be satisfied In using the Three Crown
Brand aud we know you VIII find II
pleasure as well as an economy we
want 70 help you TO satisfaction IN your
baking. which Is why we sell this ex-
cellent article at the low price We do
ounce can =, - rlVc
ounce can -, -, -, -. '.''''''lOc
~ ounce can ,..''.zVo
JIG ounce can =. =. =, 80, .,.,.,Eoc
Manufactured and guaranteed by
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take IaiatyeBromo Quinn, TablA, ma.
ufove's signature Is on achlor n,
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BOSTON COPPER.
RITTER AND EGGS.

Boston, March, lib. & NJ, S.75' B Il
b., 49,
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.
MCCORMICK & co.

MCCORMICK & co.
silver and lead ores. -. ....s sS ~
Gold bars. -. -. -, $500 4'VV'
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
Bulllona .. go. =, -, -. .'-'..'si'-vV
UTAH COMMERCIAL AND sAVlNos
BANK.
Bullion. ..... 80. -. - ''.''''es''''
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Today's clcaHngs.. :. 80. $500 ,VSe'ss
Same day last year,. S2f,szf'fS
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DIR sASFoRDs LIVER ISyIGORAroR.
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400 Dolly Block. Telephone 69i-2.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-16

Kohala, to Puuhue, we would recon-
mend an item of $4,000 be inserted IN
the appropriation bill.
1.-The last item asked for we consider
will be covered by the appropriation
bill. We therefore recommend the reso-
luton be laid on the table, to be con-
sidered with the appropriation bill
After more or less argument the reso-
luton was adopted.
Carter made his first appearance as
one of the judiciary committee and was
forced to bring In a report IS the mi
nority, recommending that bill 26 De
laid on the table in order that it might
be rearranged. This was done and II
will be considered in connection with
the majority report.
Cecil Brown made his report for the
select committee appointed on the mat
ter of the Senate .stenographer. The
following resolution. contains the SUD-
stance of the report:
BE it resolved, That the stenogra-
pher be paid for the services to be rem
dered and already rendered by him dur
ing the term of the present session the
sum of $1,000; that he furnish the copy
tof each days proceedings, duly tran
such proceedings shall contain as near
ly as can be a full record of all speeches
made and proceedings had during each
days session of the Senate to the clerk
of the Senate.
THAT said clerk shall cause five hum
dred copies Of each days proceedings
so furnished to be printed each day In
the English and Hawaiian languages
;ctr fad or fin
ators for distribution in such manner
as they see fit. And be 1t further
Resolved, That the resolution here
tofore passed commanding the clerk &c
print five hundred copies each day OF
the journal of the Senate be rescinded.
Senator Carter wished to amend the
resolution so that 1t would provide 1oi
the printing only of $50 copies in En-
glish and a like number in the Hawai-
an language and the report as amenoee
was subsequently adopted.
I" Senator Kalauokalani reported fo1
the Molokai committee and stated tina
so much labor was involved in making
up complete report of their work tina
the committee had been unable to I'm
ish it and therefore asked for NOR
time, which was granted.
An act regulating the observance o
1 the Sabbath was read by Cecil Brow
and this was also permitted to tax
4 the usual course.
Senator Kaohi was given permfssio
to read by title his bill relating to tn
l fisheries and this met with the fate Q
it's predecessor Is,
T. Kaohi continued to hold the floor an
gave notice of his intention to introouc
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the following bill: "Ah act to control
and regulate the manufacture, trans
portation and sale of liquors. opium
ava and other intoxicants within the
Territory of Hawaii"
The following concurrent resolution
was also presented by the same Sena-
tor:
BE it resolved by the Senate, the
House of Representatives concurrlng'
that the standing committees or the
Senate and of the House of Representa-
tives having in charge public eXpendi-
ture, the examination of several public
departments and the ascertaining OF
whether public monies have been dis-
bursed conformably with the law, SHAH
meet for the following purposes;
"First-In order to more systemati-
cally perform their duties and plan their
work to the best advantage.
"Second-To arrange for the joint
ennloyment of expert accountants,
clerks and such other. assistance as may
be deemed necessary in order to obtain
results with speed, accuracy and econ
omy. DAVID hANOHA,
chairman Committee on Mays and
Means"
More argument followed the introduc-
ton of this resolution than that OF any
other during the day ana many neat
ed speeches were made by the Senators
representing the opposing parties.
Cecil Brown, as repres entar;ve OF the
minority. wanted the resolution adopt
ed. but was Immediately followed by
Senator White, who moved TO reject
Eonuha spoke in favor of his r"s"lu-
i. ton. saying that he had prepared IT
on the lines of strict economy bit II
was evident that the Home Rulers were
, not in sympathy with an economical
movement and were aching to put their
hands on some of the peoples money.
i, Carter managed to discover point
of order and informed the chair that
ha could not sustain two motions al
orce and after due deliberation the
char sustained the Senator.
As has been usual during the last few
!, dave of the Senate, White at once APP
: realed from the chair, but much to his
, SUNRISE the vote was a tie and the
t chair was sustained.
White then moved the resolution be
q hill on the table and the third tie OF
the dav resulted, but the chair votec
( &c lay the resolution on the taple ahe
the matter, for the day at least, wa!
e ended. -
several bills were brought up fol
n their second reading and the usua
q course was followed after the custom
4 airy delay and fencing back and FORT
between the opposing parties.
4 The Senate will convene as usual thu
e morning.
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Nawahi Memorial.

Yesterday afternoon a memorial was
held in the st. Andrews Priory chapei
for the late Miss Kalei Nawah1, LOT
long time a pupil and later teacher
in that institution. The young laoN
died at Hilo last THURSDAY ana
was buried there the followins,
day. The interior Of the chape,
was draped with mourning ana
many old pupils were present. ne
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service was conducted by the Rev. v.
II Kitcat, who read special psalms and
nravers. The Priory pupils sang two
hymns. accompanied on the organ by
Wray Taylor. They were Brief Life Is
Our Portion" and "On the Resurrection
Morning" The address by Mr.. Kitcat
was very impressive and particularly
appropriate to the occasion.
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NOTICE.

DIR. J. II. RAYMOND is now Occur
plying his new office on Alakea street.
next to Pacific Club.
OFFICE HOURS-10 to IL a. m, to
.. m. 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
STNDAYS-1e to u a. m.
Office Tel. Main 100. Residence White OF
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There are further rumors of revolt
in Kansu, China.
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Philosophical Society

The regular meeting Of the Aloha
hranch win be held at the z. of p.
han Saturday evening, March 18th, at
s;sa. All Interested will be cordially
UeicoDad.s Admission free 57ss
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KANUHA FILES HIS
DISpENSARY BILL

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