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InyEsrmEnr AND SPECULATION.

For nearly six months. or 10 b
exact. since the day after the preai'
Dental election. there has been a
steadily growing erase Tor stock
speculation.
Al first Il Vas said that millions
OF boarded dollars had been taken
out OF strong boxes and invested IN
stocks because the election Of Mektn-
ley meant that there would be IA
change in tari0 or financial laws.
For a time this seemed 10 be the true
situation. but the mad buying that
has esen going on for a month past
cannot be called Investment by the
most liberal construction OF the term.
II II speculation. pure and simple.
Investment is the putting Of
money into any enterprise. stock or
bond from which a legitimate proht
may be reasonably expected This
Is good business and Is 10 be encour-
aged.
~speculatton." en- the other hand.
Is the purchase Of stocks or bonds
either outright or on a margin for
the express purpose o. selling at an
advanced ngure. and thus reaping a
profit. This Is gambling. pure and
simple. and Is 70 be discouraged.
Under the pressure Of recent buy
Ing. non-dividend paving stocks have
been advanced In price until they
are away above par. stocks In rail-
roads which have not paid dividend
for a dozen years are selling AZ ito
and upwards. The man who pays
$40 for a share in such stock knows
that he cannot expect even | per
cent. on his money lie can only
hope 20 sell his holdings at ii6 or 10.
The craze 10 buy these securities
has steadily forced their price az
until millions 81 dollars are tied up
and idle In securities which viii rot
yield a penny income. When tae
Hood tide Is reached the ehb VIII be-
gin and then not only the Spectator.
but the investor. will suffer. The
gambler win lose all The investor.
n ne keeps his nerve. viii suffer only
a temporary loss. The stock mar
ket value 81 his holdings will de-
cline. but their dividend earning cap
aclty win remain about the same.
Good stocks viii soon rise above
the stump and the experienced stock
gamblers win buy in the non-divi-
dend paying stock at low figure
and proceed to tempt the vsrdant
outsider TO another speculation
There Is nothing wrong In a man
Investing his savings in stocks OF
h0nde. but let him always remembeT
the plain Tine which r. marked be-
tween speculation and Investment.
Speculation n buying with the ex-
pecta;ion q selling az a profit. II
r. gambling and the players with
small capital stand mighty littis
chance Of winning.
Investment Is the purchase Of
stocks or bonds whose dividends ars
reasonably cure and which viii al.
ways have n cash market value has
ed upon that earning capacity.
Remember the difference. and II
you cant find a good investment for
your little hoard. leave II In the saw
ings bank.
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SIC auction sale - furniture at
Martin & FaR'H Halrsroama. iazs
Third avenue. Monday. May Gth al
Do 13 t. uI# consisting of the fol.
luwi ms fine antique oak. swell
FRONT bedroom suits. one elegant
Hrmms q Long upright plano.
swell front OAK Nidrbuardn. fine
dining tahIsH fine velvet bed
lounges. 8 Hne hair-tup s8ueh. -
elegant dining chairs. fine Eksra.
Vienna chairs. nne ehiid.e beds.
fine six efazY quilts, lee fine Esl-
vet Auausf and body bruHHsiled
rugs large and small. carpets IS
lue Rochester hanging lamps.
Davis aeNinK machine Singer
sewing machine. fine mating. Isaf-
there's lace curtains. i0N pair blank
rtE. g boys suits 70 hu1eu ladies'
and ehildrru'a fine hosiery. / fine
cigar counter ard rhuu Cnae. / Ma.
tiunhl cash register toilet sets.
glassware. dishes mattresses.
springs and lots - other goods.
Joe Martin. hueflunesr.
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Uncle sam Il getting 20 he couaid-
cradle of a topper according q late
statistics on the amount ~ money
annually spent for alcoholic drinks
The American Gr0cer. u trade paper.
adduoes hRures e. show that last
year there WIS spent 10 this country
yl.060, 00o. 900 This IL an average %
about SIS per year FOR every man.
woman and child IN the country.
The per capita expenditure IN the
British Isles Is about SO. but. as the
cos, Of nearly all kinds Of drink
II about one-third less In Great Hrit-
ain than here. It II estimated that
John Bun and his family drink near
~ twice as much per capita as do the
members Of Uncle sans bis family.
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WM, II nUTTNEN. attorney at
law. Suits prosecuted and defend
cd in all uuurtH. ~ years expert
rnce. Proceedings 100 bankruptcy
Companies Incorporated Abstracts
carefully examined. Collections
made iu all parts ~ the United
states Highest commercial aud
bank reference. biI Third ave
nue.. Phone. Main 1000
J. y. BALL. JH. - HoKwell Block.
iOs Columbia 81. above let Ass.
General practice la an the courts.
Damage Cases n Specially.
hodeiat Fees Connuitat ton Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel.
or-Rt-laW. Dexter Horton Hank bid
A. g. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid
Phone Muin az.
J. a KEifoaG. go ltail-y building.
HENspN 4 AUST q nostgt TOOK
W - i.A1nuTH. so,-s. Paelne blk
a. q MACDONALD. 600 burke Hld
Root Palmer q brown. Pioneer bid
ID g Cu&pNEH tz.t8 iiaiief bldg
LYMAN 3 kNArr DO Taller bidg
q. wARf bEMr Ns Hurke b.aF
D o. DOUGLAS bo, Ncw York blk
HicHtrn arbDRS sossN Il bk
y = LANaLASD. to3 New York blk
HoRAcE PETER. 5is New YORK bk
FirHut e FERRY isi0 second
u. Is MARTIN. Lawyer. SO Mutual
lie tEHfIHEnH
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ana the most literally governed.
The Runalnna who came here almost
pnupera aud now own great wheat
farms In Kansas viii toll you 80. In
the swiss aud Greek colonies ct the
Wost, mud the Same answer. Tn,
buwuy swedea OF Washington luveit
The Germans. who are scattered tho
country over found here the pros
pcrity and liberty that were denied
them Ia the Fatherland.
~ rs "a great country, 40 great
aud broad and liberal that It's people
can Hffotd To smile az those who
traducu them.
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LIGHT THAT SHINES.

At night an electric light burns
over a woman's grave in the village
cemetery at conneaut. o. Its rays
force hack the darkness and make
the word Mother" stand out boldly
on marble shaft SO long as the
electric light plant lasts the light
viii burn over that grave. says DR..
George II. Cole. and all because the
mother he loved feared the solemn
stiffness Of cemetery. The idea %
perpetual sleep In city Of the dead
filled her mind with terror. and she
asked that the light be placed where
Il now burns.
Useless" Won say. Yes, except
as an example Of affection.
DIR. Cole could have told his mother
that her fears were Silly: that only
a weak woman would have dreamed
Of making such a request. He could
have gone further and made an ap-
peal 70 her pride by asserting that
people Would doubt the sanity Of both
mother and son when they learned
the story Of the light over a grave.
He was a good son. He must have
been a good son all the days Of his
life. His actions speak volumes Of
tenderness. thoughtfulness and affec-
tion. He didn't try 10 argue. Per
haps ne understood that awful lone
someness that follows some people
through life.
He WAS a good son. and he made
the last days Of hIs mother brighter
by HIS promise 10 keep burning the
light that IL TO drive the dark shad-
ows from the lonely grave.
It's a shining monument to the
noble qualities Of a mans hsaft
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Victoria Route

Cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria, Two boats daily. Fare 25c.
Borths 2bo. Freight Soc per ton.
5. s, North Pacific leaves Yesler
dock daily except Sunday at sn. m.
S. s.. Utopia leaves Ycsler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight
VII ATCOM ROUTE.
s. s. SehOme leaves YeaIer dock
at y. m. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, calling at Anneortes.
Fnirhaven and Whatcom, connect
ing with railways at Anncortes and
WhntCom.
pODWEl.L n CO, General Agents.
III James ST. Phone. Main A1n
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The star l. unable to deny that the
Pei" l. a recognized authority but
II causes a gasp 10 meet the follow
ing staterent IN cold type It's tel
ling OF the Jacksonville ARE:
The wind. rising higheraud
higher. set en- Are whole row.
% buildings and attracted az
first a crowd u curious sight
scers. who SEEMED 60 DE faaz
cinated ~ the sight" etc
No wonder. IL must have been
fearfully fascinating o. see the Mind
setting on IRE whole rows OF build
lngs.
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on ard after May the city - Ev-
erett win be hanored with four pas
senEer trains daily piyiug between
tina, city aud Seattle Editorial from
the Times.
VIII these trains b. side " heeiers.
Colonel. or vii they b. pushed
through the water ~ screwa7
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- NIEW PARk-

SEA VIEW PARK.
The choicest garden lots on the water
front. eight miles from Pioneer
square on good county road. g.
minutes hN water 10 city Dock
ideal location for raising fruits.
vegetables and chickens: rich soil
no Irrigation. one man made 100
on PA acres of Strawberries one
season on adjoining ground. Beau
titul suburban home site. unsur-
passed View Of Sound, fine beach.
quiet and beautiful. $50 per acre
easy terms. f. O.. Campbell 4
Co. 80 Rinnesr. Main IA
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Old GRAY HEADED MN
who stand uu the brink If
the grave. YOUNG MIN
whose futures are before
them aud RUHHTANTfAL
BUHI#EHH MEN who HFe
not addicted 10 miHfeprf=
Hontatiou. stand ready IL
toll Yuu that oil Indications
are plentiful ANA plainly ~
be- seen ON tho surface IF
the co 81 ~ - kWEALTH
OIL guMPANY'H lands
near South bend
YDGI OPPORTUNITY
Ca buy eDMMDNW FAITH
OH. COMPANY stock ~ 8
cents per share VIII not last
much longer. Remember
that only 90. 900 shares Were
10 be offered at this
price when this block Il
sold the price VIII advance.
The stock la actually worth
more money n sold on rs
own merits u should bring
% cents per share. but We
want you 10 get the adRaHt=
age Of handsome profit
on the money invested
with this company.
N VIII pay sou 20 Investigate
this stock. Julius a
Becker says. 1T b. the
best that I have seen On
the coast" And we be
lleve that 10 Do the beet
that Yuu can See any place.
Is. 4. MUIR 4 Co. Brokers.
aig New York Block.
Phone. Red 1igl
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AReHITgcrs

A. TipEaAkD. Al Colman block.
McMauua = Walker. 80. y. Y BLK.
~ ~ nnuauInN. NOV aoHInn.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OaBOuAE. IHEMFElt a 60. INC.
Abstract company. eatnhiiHued
1888. MINING claim abstracts. liaae
mcnt Of the Mutual Life building
Booth .Whttttrney Hanford Abstract
Co established 1869. basement Of
Hallnr block Telephone Main iDi
Nrtri = Abstract 90. n. & Dix
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n you are going 90 Nome order
your typewriter supplies from Niles.
100 Cherry street
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THE y. W. Intelligence Co, cor. End
= and Union. wants Is men for saw
min, 10 boys FOR box factory. men
FOR saw mill, Sl7h; mixer. SIS.
farm hand, X2b, swampers, rig
cling singer, etc; cooks. waitress
cs, chambermaids. girls FOR general
homework: cook for s men ON
ranch; all kinds OF help furnished
promptly Phone, White 75i.
POSITION for chambermaids and
mattresses. Also position for first
class saleslady I'm dry goods or
millinery establishment. Good ref
ercnce Wanted -housekeeper 20
take care of three children. Queen
city Employment Odioe. ial4 srd
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FINANCIAL.
OLYMPIC on COMpANY.
noan fa Ha11er Yioak

OLYMPIC OIL COMPANY.
Room t2 Halter Block
our stock has been out Of the mar
kct for the past three weeks.
while getting our machinery at
Copalis Point into operation. Last
Saturday. after four days drill
ing. we had gotten down f20 feet
below the surface and the indica-
lions continue 90 improve, 50 much
30 that We are confident Of strik-
ing oil at no great depth. We
have now placed another small
block Of stock on the market for
development work only at former
price OF 2tc. which Is by far the
cheapest in the market as our
capitalization is small and our
holdings extensive. and our pro-
Ercss viii be rapid as we have the
best machinery that money could
buy,
ROGER S. GREENE. pres.
Full particulars. Room Il, Halter
Block.
TO Private money at low
rate of interest Groll Damus a
Osner. lo7 Nh ton street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison y Eshelman Mutual Life bid
on NMnIc OIL co. NJ Haller block.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BUTTERWoRTH q sons. embaim-
era lt26-l rs Thlrd Tel. pike 90.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

LEO's business College. Union. I'd
individual Instruction. an aubtects
BEST methods End teachers. Acme
business College. Second and PIKE
n w school rrlcwraphy Pioneer
wnrou'a Huainrrs college. Man tlG
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PEopLEs SAVING BANK
Second avenue and Pike st Capital
paid up. s1aa 90. D. g. Neufalaef.
prrH- J.. y Hayden. cash 7. T..
Grrrnieaf asst cash. Commercial
savings nnd trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
UF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. tS2x.ooo. sar-
plus. SIS 9ea.
, Furth. pres. J 8. Goldsmith.
vice pres n V. Ankrny cashier
n the uuitsf states and Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid up capital ...... IIa8eeu
TgannaetH general banking business.
n. e.. Henry. pres. D. r. Spencer.
cash SAFE deposit vaults for rent
safe Deposit sasIl Boxes Tor Rsai
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OBJ SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital $3.50. %
General banking business transacted
J. y. Hog~. lr. pre-. ~. MeAlck-
en-. vice uFea-. /. Turner. cash r.
y. Parkhurrt Asst cash Exchange
op principal eitiss ~ u Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
~ Seattle A general banking bust
ness tranaaetcd Deposits 81 700 600
A Chlborg. pres r. l.. Gruudm hi.
Lat vice pres. A. n. SoelberE. cash. /.
y r. Lane asst. cash No branches
The Canadian Baak Of commeree
Capital paid Up ......... 1000. GO
Blight Million Dollarsl
surplus sssssssss-..-ss..... 1900. ooe9
Interest allowed on time 1epuafta
a general banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE nBANCH-Coraar OF
James st and Second Avenue.
4. 4. CAMERn% Mgr
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n0SLYN COAL
III QUEEN Coal

once tried always used. GU
maxim, Success the test
merit"
Business started In sealus
Aug. 1899. and has increased s''
cry month since.
Telephone Union a for sts,..
coal and domestic, orders 70
delivered north of Pike street
Telephone Main bsS orders w
delivery south OF Pike street
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FARM8i FARMsi FARMsl YARNS


Son flairy farm. ia acres. 70 i'm
proved. haf bottom land two
creeks. god builiinEa. handy 10
seattle b. rail- or boat. eaHs terms
t-a'l-la acres rich black loan sou.
o. acres cleared. pasture for = eaws.
running spring watef. hnHHez two
barns. paaiffS houses ana yards.
bearing hard varietN u small
fruits handy co Seattle ~ boat OF
rail. hnfse jersey COW. thorough.
bred chickens and complete outnt OF
fi.Eso-- - aersa. 3 cleared. level land.
good auii - fruit trees s-ruom
house. barn. y poultry houses
MOO acres. Improves. halane.
soi. Ted fsr siEht 1--we. house.
orchard anali fruits large barn. 2
cows hetfers. and lots q chickens
iyo- y aeres good land. partially I'm
orchard few minutes walk from
school
tso- = acres cedar. vine maple and
alder land nice creek through u.
close 90 small town. vii take half
payment In labor on adjoining land.
At' buys > aerrs. sore Feleafed bal
ance pasture small house. barn.
running spring water. close 70 school
f8an buys q acres. nicely located. close
% small faNu. 3 acres bottom. hal
anor good upland. running water.
viii take Part PAYMENT IN labor.
f21nain acres good land. ALI partly
cleared and tn pasture. small house,
close g. naatuffics and Hchaoi. handy
in Seattle hY boat or ran
Don't YOU buy farm until you call
ana examine our liet ~
go NeW York block.
ROBERT MALTHF.
FOR SAILS Seattle auction sale
stable. 1913 Western avenue; tel.
bun 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at y. m. horses,
wagons. harness. etc. Al kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. ].
Walker. auctiunccr.
NEW 4-RoOM COTTAGE. pI.As-
tered. on ear line. with lot a2Niik:
nnc garden ground.
ROBERT ABRAMS.
Ei6 New York block.
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cLAfRvoVANTs.

GERTKuDE MYREN. greatest iiv.
ing clRirkaYant Leland. si3 u av.
MRS HENDERSON. clalryoyant.
rendinFu an Ncndome laih lat av.
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONTY saleeted. "a H9ston hleek
Cur M On ana oOtLOEks.
PAFF q HoULO. store MIXTURES.
general Jobblng 900 Main atreeL
BODEHQUlnr q KOaELEAH'. shops
AT 2is22e spring street.
J. " SWIFT. house and aiRu pain
Ter. Iake axenne. Ercmont.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
q 10. ladies. ladies and gentlemen;
guaranteed waltz. two-Htep aud all
tho latest ball room dances ex-
trcmely low rate for gentlemen
Joining open CLASSES nov Monday
and Friday evenings. $50. VIII
Hou Dancing Academy PIKE street.
Hhuke block. rlVate lessons daily
Circulars mailed free.
MIR. and Mrf. LItte's Academy. do
pertinent dancing. physical eui-
'urr ~ Madison bet ara anf 9Th.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Dsteetive Agency. Union
hlnrk IL Dawson manager.
DENTISTS.
a. So rHiLlIPs. s-5 Aeusay bis.
ChlchRa nental Co. tl-a Ilnekley-
EssMAKERs.
FOR Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. zl0-
aii Collins block
SSno. Muriel. skirts faced and bound.
e.1o unto S pm. 60 Mcdonald bk
MME SMITH. modiate. Hlneklsy.
LYNCH 4 SHAW te-7 HalfeF nldg
DYEl.o AND CLEANING.
PARTISAN DYE WORKS = We
call Tor. clean. press and deliver
your clothes. once 1918 LET ave.
AMERICAN steam. aye Works. dry
cleaning III 81 ave Tel NAN ~
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
Erickson \ wYMAN co. manu-
facturs and repair electrical APP
pnratuH tait Wei av Main. -
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ELECTRICAL MAC p,ihERY.

ERICKSON ! VIVIAN %. manu-
facturs and repair electrical ap-
pnfafuH f8if West av Main -
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PhoToGRAPhERs
PAINTIRs.
REAL ESTATE.

i. NOGLEBERG - Painting. paper
hanging, kalsomiming 1922 Pina
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PAmsiAN DYE WORKS - We
call Tor. clean press and deliver
your clothes. once 1918 LET ave.
AMERICAS steam aye Works. dry
cleaning l1fh ~ ave Tel Main ~
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hs4 ana nice ones g.
lnF erected On 18Th ana istb ~ a,s =.
N'"t iHHsIhab and The a.. -
t'hlmsnt - are aeiiinR The II. z.
LONGING ~ l. q Smith, ~ slis =.
-, ~ serg rapidly. 'sfAsaas.
81 The IafH afe
Near tie car line
High and slightly.
Not laH from center
ln q good neignborhood
And HIN Iurrcaaf hi 49,
ihry VII. soon De soid
700 y the price aud THE e.
G%NEBTMEST co. III psai as 1.l.lsa
are the agents ''N bioek
caii.ana get plat Of Squire p..
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HOMEsEEKEIts. ATrF.S=ss.
~ acres good upland. ri -
easily cleared part good -
J mile from saw min ana IL lsa .ts.
from Two best market -. nA.sa
tho state. miles from -. :
nan cash. balance your own -.
II you mean business ad9ssss !.
once L. .. BOX ". 80 AGEyTs
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HELP WANTED.

s Sons. em6aim
ers, 1i26-tf2S Third Tel PIKE 40
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NEW t-R00N COTTAGE. rTsAs-
tered. On ear line. with lot a2xiis:
fnc garden ground
ROBERT ABRAMS
HiT New York funrk
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-31

Mr.. II. N. Cauwet, Superintendent O.
the 3. Thomas Partisan Dyeing anS3
Cleaning Works. is In the city, and wiz
be at the local agency daily from 10 ts
IL a m. until August 9Th, and will give
his personal attention to the prompt anG
ing and cleaning.
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TIE N. E. Klllcan Co.,
HOTEL STREET.

Has taken the agency for the Hawaiiazzi
Islands for the F. THOMAS PARISIA1st
DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS
SAN FRANCISCO.
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TURBINE PASSENGER STEAMER.

The adaptability Of the turbine-driven
steamship for passenger traffic was test
ed on the Clyde yesterday, says the
Westminster Gazette of June 10, when
the new turbine steamer King Edward,
which has been built by sMessrs. Den
ny, of Dumbarton, for a syndicate, and
in the construction of which the great
est secrecy has been observed, went out
for preliminary run. Only the build
ers and inventors were on board. A num-
Der of runs We're made on the measured
mile at Wemyss Bay, the results of
which were highly satisfactory. On the
mile the turbine developed between nine
teen and twenty knots an hour, a speed
in excess of what was originally con-
templated. The famous Clyde boat Gal
atea was brought alongside, and spin
from Dunoon along the Bulwood shore
took place over a distance of four miles
The turbine left the clipper far behind
The trial gave iEtense satisfaction to all
on board. The absence Of vibration and
the complete steadiness, even when going
at full speed, was highly satisfactory.
The ship has tubular boilers, and five
propellers, two on each side and one at
the stern. These can be worked sep
arately.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

/ irst-elass japanese cook desires a
ztOn in private family. See ad.
sit salmon. in barrels and half-bar-
at Morgan's auction rooms today.
F9ns and palms are on the list today
I Hogan's auction rooms. Sale, at 10
dck
here will be a special meeting this
ssling Of the Pacific Lodge No. go.
Ek in the third degree.
4 irst-elass milliner and saleslady is
Elitd immediately at the NJ. E. Kill
F. Co., Ltd, Hotel street.
he reception room of Miss Hoskins,
ne rear of King Bros. art store, is
Of the most attractive places in
city.
hawaiian Mats, in good condition,
u Dc offered for sale at public auc-
o'clock
NJ sale of household furniture at
saeaee Of Mrs. T. B. Clapham, will
rI asla today, at 1S5 Anapuni street.
- fisileF Will Ohciate.
~. r +. Porter viii leave for the
~ and during his absence Mr..
, NJ b Porter will have full power of
-g'1sy TO act for him in all matters.
1ioae having good secondhand
,.Vot'oned boat with centerboard
Hey would like TO sell, can find
~. ,S'naser by calling on w. w. Di-
4 Brasch & Co., of the Lace House.
In ' Ian out their lace curtains at
~ ~" hgures, The sale begins on
III. 4 LAY morning. Some special bar
''A De seen In their window.
b. ny ~ woman who has any possible
: IA 9 "a. aces or Japanese silks should
's,ts naens. Cotton Torchon laces, 5
es,,. ~ Ta yard twelve yards for SO
. lei an ape ans silks at 80 cents per
al the newest shades.
b ,niissmiey, the milliner of the Bos-
ispri t,,ains' is at present in San
lalsrdioo' purchasing goods. BY the
sllinerv sue sue sent her first invoice OF
srtsais, sIOods. among which is the
a5ss Ts,s sist, a new and very popular
h sbon p.Alhg hat. At the rooms are
ss.r ... number of new novelties
%sa in Honolulu. NV ei'ies
Nh as Ix xa,,. needs toning up just as
s'o' hair Sod system. In this country
slgbjn,s GIe somes very dry, and there
u Enls. ettef than Pacheco's Dand
aud yig"r "g =, properly used, to put
ssdN is 81 so,a N the hair. This prep
The scientifically compounded
'tace and esuit Of many years ex-
human stud, study Of the diseases OF
ss is for zap Pacheco's Dandruff
sess ana tOr sale at all of the drua ~,
" - also at the Union Rarba7