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me up. I am just as vigorous as when 10Y
and you cannot realize how happy am
Dear SIr:-Your methoi worked beautifully.
Results were exactly what needed. Strength
and vigOr have completely returned and q
entirely satisfactory"
"Dear Sir:-Yours was received, and hld no
trouble in making use of the receipt as directed.
and can truthfully say ii is boon TO weak men.
/ am greatly improved in strength and vigor.s
All correspondence Is strictly confidential
mailed in plain sealed envelope. The receipt u
free for the asking, and he wants every man 60
have it.
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Has he lived there all that time?'

Has he lived there all that timeE'
''Yes, and longer than that, for all l
know. I've been here only 10 years my
self"
who is hep
Il don't know"
What does he foller?"
Il haven't the slightest idea, uncle"
Uncle Amos put on his hat and went
out. a,. . ..---
In an hour or two he returned.
Henry" he said, that chaps name is
Horton. He runs an insurance office
down town. He's wuth about S27 900,
owns that house an lot, belongs to the
Presbyterian Church, has three boys an
one girl, an he's 46 years old. I've found
out more about him in an hour than you
have in 10 years. Blamed if l don't be-
lieve livin' in the city makes people
stupid"
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Won Medals at Charlottesville.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Since
sending to you my article on Chancellors-
vile ! have been able to obtain the names
of the men who went out and rescued
the wounded Confederates mentioned in
said article and who received Medals
of Honor Some Of these are dead. but
their friends would he pleased to see their
names mentioned They are: Thomas
Thompson. Il. Il. Seaman, W. w. Gran
ston, Henry Heller. John B. Rnnyon.-
GEN. EUGENE POWELL, Goth Ohio.
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WANTED TO complete the roster for the 9Th Iowa
w history want the address OF the following men-
bers: Capt Rodney F. iiarker, Quartermaster Orin p
Stafford Lieut. TarItOn Caldwell, William X. Chattin,
Addison ID. Gray, John l. Trobee, William Cowden,
Edward Freemln. Daniel FTnkhous'r, Edwin X.
Godfrey Lewis b. RidGeway, Joseph Wininger. A. E
WhitSet Lewis Armstrong. Robert BGell, Isaac Day,
Charles Dahl Ehu Garduer. Isaac \. McClaskey,
Eau Mcbride. Austin Hay. Thomas A. Nelson John
g. ScOville Isaac u. sharp Henry Terry, Joseph Wry,
Stephen Gillett Michael Holland Peter Levy, John NJ
Tilton. Levi Talbot, Timothy Burke Henry Fulton,
Henry X. Geer, Fuqua V. Lyon, Patr.ck Alaian John
A. Martin. Peter Robertson, Reuben Nashburn John
MoClearnan Stephen r. Bradley. Jacob Debray, Chas.
+. Donsay. Isadore EicholtZ, Henry EIee, James T.
Lutz Samuel A. Reid, Samuel Smith, ("oquorkey''l,
Albert Ulrich FranciS NJ. Berry Samuel G. Cook, VIII
liam H. Hall John Young o. brigham -. Quartermus-
ter Peter T. Creighton William Mathews, Julius
Wright. Any information concerning the above
named old veterans will be CRAFTY appreciated by
HENRY H. WRIGHT. Reglnental Historian, Cen
terVillc, Ioy.- .l. So
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A Fine kidney Rsmedy.

Hgmpton. Conn, says il any person suf-
fering from q kidney or bladder disease
will write to him he will tell them what
he used. He is not medicine dealer, and
has nothing whatever to sell-just directs
you TO a simple home cure that does the
The National tribune., 1901-11-21
ADDRESSES WANTED.

Wy ANTED To and some comrade of LIST Indepen-
w dent Battery A, T. v, Capt MolotausGie, at
Fort Delaware belonged to the Provost Boat crew,
under Lieut. Hawkins. Address Charles Lenze. 1910
Market St, Bloomington. ILL.,
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O END 70 cents and get fac-simile copy of the
= VicElsburg Citizen July =. 1868. Printed on wall
paper. II. g. Wetherell, Seattle. Wash.
GOATS -OF-ARAIS artisIcalIy painted in oil and
- watcrColOrs. Terms moderate. Address Miss
Edith Mather Bound Brook, Nj.
COMRADES "A Beautiful Memorial Picture of
- William Mckinley i6xe0. and bright little pa
per one year, for 80 cents. ". III. SWOGGEH, Wheat
land Pa. Box 81.
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EDITORIAL NOTE.-"The Missouri Pio-
neer " viii appear on page next week, the
Nov. % issue being q 12-page paper.
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ii you suffer from EpiIeptic Fits Falling Sickness
or 81. Nitus' Dance, or have children or friends
that do SO. my New Discovery will CURE them.
and all you are asked to do is to s.nd for my
FREE REnECiES and try them. They have
cured thousands where everything else failed.
Sent absolutely free with complete directions, ex-
press prepaid. Please give AGE and full address.
DR.. w. n. MAY,
81 Pine Street, New York City.
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SHOWS AND EXHIBITIONS.

YJ,TIF 2sth Animal Meeting of the Horticultural So
i ciety of southern Illinois Will be held in Town
ship Hail. Carbonate, III. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. III aud 81 \ large premium list has been issued
and may obtained by sd ireSsn- the Secretary Of
the Society, T. q. Mendenhail, Einmundy, Ill.
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GEND 25c. for cepy of Prison Escape. Twenty-Five
= nights travel through nine Counties in Virginia
and West Virginia TO effect this escape Comrads W.
Ii. Newlin, Springfield, III.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

DOOKS-The Civil War on the Border Complete
ID account OF all engagements, great and small, and
marches aud expeditions west of the Mis-
sssIppi Two vols octave 959 pages fully illustrated
Price So. Address the auther, WILEY BR1TToN,
Springfield Mo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCH -IIOl Acres: we'll improved: 400 acres in
II wheat. For sale easy terms. Address c. II.
latch. Prattburg. Kan.
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U~ANTED-Mrs. E. F. Madden. of 767 White III St.
w St. Paul. MINI, would like TO know the address
Of Col Ritter and Capt Print, formerly officers of Co
u, 1st No. Cav.
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MECHANICS AND LAsoRERS.

STEADY. punctual man wants watchmani
"A place. Comrade
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DATENTS without fee unless sue 'essful. Send de-
II scTiption; free opinion. Established 1851 Milo
u. Stevens & Co, Div - Ilth and G II, W., Washing
Ton d. G..
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IUASTED-Presant whereabouts OF any OF crew
w or fremen of L. :. =. ''Winneoago' while in
Mobile Bay. James McAlpne, Co 1, Soldiers Home,
Bath, n. Y.
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MINES AND MINING.

I,XPERT advice from well yerSel in theoret
II ical and practical mining. Address with stamp,
Comrade John Z. Bowmn .I.aSeville, Mass
interest for sale in of the hest prospects In
IA ColDrado; pr pceads to be use | for Developments
Have beea Inspector of Mines for the state, and have
located u great property for myself and friends COM
rade Henry Wesnef, Columbine ST, Denver, Col.
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| had been at Molokai, working hard,
. and consequently was not ready.
!. The session then took recess until
! 1880 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The chair declared his readiness 10
announce the names OF the standing;
committees. but as many of the Sen
atorial chairs were vacant Russell pro-
posed waiting Tor few minutes until
! the tardy ones arrived.
After a wait of nearly ten minutes,
White moved that the names be read.
President Russell remarked that II had
been extremely difficult to arrange SO
many committees out of fifteen men
but that he had done the best he could.
The committees appointed were as fol-
lows:
Committee on Ways and Means
Senators u. Kanuha, q. II. Carter and
;. f.. Kaiue.
Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
William White, g. Brown and 5. h.
kaiuc.
Committee on Public Expenditures
Senators ID. kalauokalani, II. i. Bald
win and u. kanuha.
Committee on Public Lands Public
Works and Internal improvements
Senators j r. Brown, John ID. Paris
and l.. Nakapaahu.
Committee on Agriculture, Forestry
and Ma ufactures-Senators j. Il. kao-
hi, II. f. Baldwin and l.. Nakapaahu.
Committee on Public Health and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID. kanuha, II. =.
Baldwin and II. Kalauokalani,
Committee on. Enrolment, Revision
aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D. Kalauoktla-
nj, W. c. Achi and j. b. Kaohi.
Committee on ACCOMPLISHMENTS d.
kanuha, John u. Paris and John II.
Brown.
Committee on Rules and Joint Rules
Senators &. Brown, William White
and S. T.. Kaiue.
Committee on Miscellaneous Petitions
Senators w. c. Achi, l.. Nakapaahu
and j. Il. Kaohi
Committee on administrators Will
liam White, G. Crabbe and s. r.. kaiue.
D., Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
George K. Carter, /. *. kahilina and
n Kanuha
&c Committee on Observation-Disclosures
S; Il. Kaiue, G.. l.. Crabbe and John r.
Brown.
Committee on Elections Senators
William White, G. l.. Crabbe and John
r, Brown.
Committee on Municipal and County
Laws-Senators d. Kalauokalani, c. l..
Crabbe and l. X. Kahilina.
Committee on Food Authorizations
Senators George r, Carter, j. B. kaohi
and L. Nakapaahu.
Kaiue attempted to demonstrate with
the chair, saying that he had been APP
pointed on five different committees
but was stopped by Senator White, who
proposed that the Senate adjourn for
the remainder of the day, in celebra-
ton of the inauguration of President
William Mckinley. His motion was
accepted.
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MOSES KEALoHA DEAD.
Old Honolulu Magistrate Killed by
Fail From a Horse

DIR. McConkey of Paia, who was sum
moned to Ulupalakua last week to at
tend Moses KealUha, who had been
thrown from his horse, found his pa
tent in dying condition. Mr.. ke-
aloha was an old resident of Honolulu.
He and several friends were returning
from a call upon S. An Mi of Kula when
Kealohas horse stumbled and threw
him violently to the ground He re-
ceived a small cut over the left eye
brow but 1t did not seem serious, Two
or three days afterward, however. he
was seized with terrible pain IN his
head and DR. McConkey was sent for
The doctor pronounced 1t case OF con-
gestion of the brain. lie died shortly
afJerward.
Kealoha was admitted to the bar IN
1868 and was district mag strale of Ho-
nolulu for about TWEEN y-hVe years ms
removal In 1898 having been made bJ
the Provisional Government for tax
ing a stand against II,
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PRIVATE Al RFPT
NOT ON THE RIO

The statement was made Yesterday
In the Advertiser thnt 9, ", Albert, a
soldier OF Camp Mckinley, who had re,
eelyed his discharge was ore Of the
passengers on the Rio who went down
with the Inflated gessfL Albert had
made preparations 40 Fu away on tho
Rio ana Tad Informed hls superior Of
hsers nc the oamp 20 that eject aud
nothing was soon NJ him after hd bnie
his Officers and comrades rpnd-hye, ~
Was presumed, therefore. thni be vent
away on the RIO A iotirr was fnorly-
80 from him on the lDEt steamer saying
ho WA safe ana sound. ami Instead m
SONG upon no liiH nH h1d embarked
0n iho Aailpptat sailing "a Gay hOf1re
ihn iilp, az ~ had become l|rtd waltz
mH fpf 10 lAtlfi vessel llla bTf0mlHE
Nilrrd' in TINS insiaprr RaYed No ne
40 Nfnia ~ NE frlends ia ilnH0luiu
lWWralaiflY Nlnp hfuriHH ~ npss -
ne iNu alaatifr a. ~ fm them M biz
safe aififAl ln haa ffaBflHea
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FILES ARTICLES
OF INCORPORATION

Articles of association Of the Lahalna
Ice Co., Ltd, were fled with Treasur-
er Lansing yesterday afternoon 1t IL
to be a joint stock company, organized
under the laws Of the Territory of Ha-
wall, and will have It's principal Offices
at Lahaina, Maui. The purpose of the
association is to construct, operate and
own an Ice and cold storage pant, and
in conjunction herewith, to manurac-
ture and sell ice, soda water and other
Notwithstanding drinks; to conduct
and carry on general cold storage
business; to buy and sell fish, vegeta-
bles, fruits and other marketable
products; to buy or lease sufficient real
estate upon which to conduct and car
ry on the purposes ana business arore-
said, and generally to do all things
necessary and proper for the carrying
on said business upon the Island or
Maui.
The capital stock is TO be $4,000, di-
vided into 500 shares of the par valu.
of 500 share. The company reserves
the privilege Of subsequent extension
of the capital to $4,000. The corpora
ton is to have an existence Of fifty
years.
The incorporators, officers and num-
Der of shares controlled by each, are
as follows: President h. Barkhausen,
166 shares; Vice President William
Horning, 166 shares; Secretary and
Treasurer C. l.. Scrnger. 166 shares;
Auditor l.. Alberg, l share. These off,
GERS, together with Frank Stark. who
owns one share, form the board OF d.
rectOrS.
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AS TO GRIMES
IN TERRITORY

Representative A, @, NJ, Robertson. RE-
publican member Of the House from Ho-
nolulu, yesterday introduced the follow
ing bill which was read for the first time
and ordered printed
An Act Relating 20 Practice ana Proceed
ure Ia Criminal Cases and Amending
Sections I. 2, 3, and " Chapter XII
~ the Session LAWS of 1879
lir II Enacted hy the Legislature Of the
Territory Of Hawaii
section l. Thai ssetlOn ! ~ said chap
yer h hereby amrnd'd 20 40 20 road IA
follows
"bep. D. Ia all raseH ~ nnfnHrH against
The laws ~ chs Territory, iriabir w the
nrsi Instance ~ a court VI record The
Arrutra shall hu arfalHnsl ana pfpHsrui-
fi hy Hn Information 0r indictment hY .
ltHnl prosecution Of ihe VrlHieFfi AH soon
afirf iHn commitment 40 lhu aHfHfr ~
shirh D. ~ Hrruafd Af may De stprs
iipni provided hiRHYa ihAf ihF pifannf
iatiun pf sn Information uf lhait lmrni
AGAINST $40 accused fhRn nri - iNfgTffd
irfpnl AS irlm ~ 40 court having
ipfflir lipn ~ ihH Allfff1 nHansr npat
Hui frfAlnH 10 Qemnlimtni - ihH sftpHf
f 'pf ifsl NJ geaFf NJ AsFNilaif
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LIMITATIONS

I The following bill was introduced into
the House yesterday by Representative
A. G.. Nj. Robertson, Republican, from
Honolulu, and read for the first time, as
follows
An Act Relating to the Criminal Jur.s-
dIction OF District Magistrates and
Amending Section l of Act 40 of the
Laws OF 1896 and Section II of Chap
ter LVII of the Laws of 1892.
Be 1t Enacted by the Legislature of the
Territory of Hawaii:
| Section l. That section l of Act 40 of
the Session Laws of 1886 is hereby
amended 50 as to read as follows:
Section /. District Magistrates shall
have Jurisdiction of, and their criminal
jurisdiction is hereby limited to, crimi-
nal offehses punishable by fine only, or
by Imprisonment not exceeding one year
whether with or without hard labor or
with or without fine; provided, however,
that they shall not have jurisdiction over
any offense for which the accused can
not be held to answer unless on a pre-
sentiment or indictment of a Grand Jury;
and, provided further, that in any case
recognizable by District Magistrate as
aforesaid in which the accused shall
have the right to a trial by jury in the
first instance, the District Magistrate,
upon demand by the accused for such
ton over such case, but shall examine
and discharge or commit for trial the
accused. as provided by law, but If in
any such case the accused shall not de-
mand trial by jury in the first in
stance, the District Magistrate may exer-
else jurisdiction over the same, subject TO
the right of appeal by the accused to the
Circuit Court and trial by jury in such
court, as provided by law"
Sec. 2. That section II of chapter LVII
of the Session Laws of 1892 Is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
Sec. II. District Magistrates shall
have power, subject to appeal according
to law, and except as otherwise provided
In cases In which the accused shall have
the right to and shall demand a trial by
jury In the first instance, to try without
a jury, and to render judgment IN all
cases of criminal offenses coming within
their respective districts; provided, how.
ever, that any person arrested upon a
charge of having committed an o6ense
In district other than that in when he
was arrested, may elect upon the con-
sent of duly authorized prosecuting CT
ficer, TO be tried therefor in the district
where he was arrested. Their criminal
jurisdiction shall be co-extensive with
the judicial circuit In which their re-
spective districts are situated for the
purpose of the arrest examination. COM
mitment and enlargement OF parties &C.
cused. the issue of search warrants nc
cording to law, and tn compel the at
tendance OF Witnesses"
Sec 3. This Act shall take effect on
the day OF Its approval.
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LOCAL BRE.

Houses are already goirg; up on the
AChi tract at Ia hi.
J. Merton Riggs has been retired
from The money orGer department OF
the local pOstutlice.
Decorated china. in cups and saucers
cracker jlls ana cake Plates, at Di-
mond's special sale. No. this week.
George Rolph. secretary OF the Ha-
waian Commercial and Sugar Compa-
ny, leaves this afternoon on the Mari
posa for the Coast.
A Japanese cook employed by Mrs
=. y. Castle, vino ran away with the
wife of her yardboy. was, with the
woman, on board the Inflated Rio, and
is supposed to have been drowned,
A Chinaman, Lum Ho. had his foot
crushed under a Beretania street car
yesterday afternoon in attempting to
jump while the car was in motion.
Amputation will be necessary. He is
at the Queens Hospital for treatment.
Herman NJ. Levy, who was a year
ago removed from the Hawaiian Hotel
to the plague hospital still suffers
from the effects of the serum injected
into his leg, and is compelled to wear
elastic appliances. He will put in a
compensation claim to the Legislature.
The l0irrnal Revenue Department
Will soon copmence system OF regis
traitor OF Chinese on the other ISL
ands BY he employment OF travelling
registration deputies. 1t is expected
that about ten more men will be APP
pointed by the collector before March
10. The trouble In some places will
be In the procuring of photographs by
the Chinese. These are necessary ad-
tunc.5 20 the issuance Of the certifi-
Gates.
The memorial prepared by the COM
mittee appointed by the Bar Associa-
ton, has been prepared and was sent
off by the steamer America Maru to
Delegate Wilcox. The memorial urges
the immediate appointment of Sec
ond Circuit Judge. and an advance In
the salaries of both judges. 1t contains
list of cases on the calendar, to-
gether With n comparative statement
showing that II Is Impossible for one
judge to dispose of the business OF the
courts.
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having competent jur: diCtion therefor:
and In case such y t. eat, zion Is made
W thout such prey iou- commitment, the
same shall not be deferred beyond the
term of the court next succeeding the
arrest of the accused"
Sec. .. That SCI ton > of said chapter
| is hereby amended so a. u read as 4 J.
lows:
Sec. Q The necessary informal 'ons
and indictments shall be du y prepared
by a legal prosecuting officer, and in
dictments shall be duly pr, scnted to the
Grand Jury before the arraignnent of
the accused, and each indictment when
found shall be endorsed true bill and
such endorsement shall be signed by the
foreman"
Sec. 3. That section of said chapter
is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 3. The failure to prosecute upon
an information or indictment at the term
at which presentation thereof against the
accused is required by section l of this
chapter, unless the venue be changed, or
unless the cause be postponed by the
Court or failure to sustain the infor-
nation or indictment upon the law In
volved, or a verdict of not guilty by the
jury, or the successive disagreement of
two juries impanneled to try the cause
shall operate as an acquittal OF the ac-
cused, and the Court shah order his dis
CdTBen from CUSTODY.
Sec. a. That section OF said chapter
Is hereby amended 50 as to read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 4. The Attorney General or the
sheriffs respectively on the several cir
cults shall furnish to the clerk OF the
court three days before the first day OF
the term full list of all criminal cases
then known to him or them to be tri-
able by jury at such term, that the CAL
endar may be made up,"
Sec. &. In criminal cases triahle in the
first instance by court OF record but IN
which the accused may be held to answer
without a presentment or Indictment OF
a Grand Jury. the lega, prosecutor may
arraign and prosecute the accused by an
information or indictment at his election
and In all Grimm cases trinhle IN the
first instance by court OF record he
may arra'gn and prosecute the accused
by information or indictment az the case
may be, whether there has heen pre-
vious examination or commitment for
trial ny Judge or Magistrate or not
Sec. G. Chapter NJ. Of the Soss'on Laws
OF 1870, entitled AN Act to Reg"late the
Practice and Procedure IN Criminal
Cases." and all othe~ provisions of law
applying 10 prosecutions upon indct-
nents to writs AID urocrse 'horc'r, ard
the Issuing and so-"irc 'hdroof. N mo-
lions pleadinRs. t-l'ls and punIshments
or the execution o".rr" .S~r'c~ce H,r 10
all other proceed nos IN cases NJ ,ndiot-
ment, whether in tho court NJ original
Same manner and 70 tho sare a~tpnt as
near as may he. nnn'y - Iu'orrnrtions
and all prosecutions md proceedings
thereon.
Sec. 7. This Ac' No" trke eject upor
the day of It's apr-o"nl
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GI-od-,s ror Fpd,m,c.

Or, j. II Shaw, the veterinary sur
Feon who was sent 10 WaimNu To In
spect reported cases Of CHAMBERS among
horses has returned and he reports
that there Is n" danger ~ an epidemic,
though hr found Two cases NJ the dis
ease ON" ~ these was found az the
kihei plantation and uHr IN the lao
stables ~ Wniluku Tao sHurce ~ the
discus" IN elmer case uulh not be
lrnrrd one ~ The horsra WRs a Ha-
wnilnn'hrrd ana the otH,r tps brnupnt
here several v'arr ago irlm mo Main
H. Iuth ~ them wrIs. sHuf
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captain Rosrh has been sueeeeied NJ
master o' ~ schooner Occidental b.
iHplnlu Luh latr ~ mo Hohnonrr
lwflulu ana win soon takf commnnI
~ N" rev fluf mAatri schooner nnw
uhI'Wa Hl liruieia flr CAPTAIN Mat
ihrN Turner The nrri mafe ~ ilsa
iMrl'hHiHl ihhHf the Fortuna. Captain
NH inh'H rHNfrHrd M ila HrhOnns
" Laura May vice Hanson Captain
INV lH he nos captain ~ the freighl
transport Wynndf. succeeding Captain
,lFimsf Nho IL returning 90 nnas
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Az HONEST MEDICINE ron Ia
GRIPPE

George w. wait of South Gardiner.
Mo- hayH - hafp hld Tho Nuisf
luuFb, cold, rhllIH ana Erip ana Luyu
Ht.n lots ~ trash Hf ~ account but
pluni ~ ihr frpdnE rhHnlbH RAIN 4
, nuth li'h'll n ihr nily lhlNs that
uHrl one bottle ~ n and ih0 rhllls.
rull Hnd Hlp have All irn mo- ! nnns
NfHiHlHlf ihr manufactures ~ "a
honest mellrinf lnf Haia ~ lsrns
son Saith q co. Ia, Hols assets
iianHii fafIn0fY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-05
Amsrloa's R-sources,

LONDON. Feb. 20, The outlook. re-
viewing the lrade competition b,lWHca
the IN ted States ana ,irrd Buluu.
says "After all ths run probably h
thuI the natural hdYunlases anu "sr
rOurcrH VI no Inlufd states 80 Ia sur.
pass ours AH lu aasufr ,hrni the cum-
merrlal prudum nance lhuy are rapdly
attaining"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-05

A. lHfi frnuri ihH Gas Inf fFrafY was
being fanflfuTfd ~ ~ aAhirrf az
~ dln and q anrllipn sHH rapsqisd
Althin ffN aaSa
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FIRST BILL OF
SESSION PASSED

Continued from Page -
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had been at Molokai, working hard,
tand consequently was not ready.
:. The session then took recess until
l | 80 n'clnck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-05

prayer and reading of the minutes,
made its appearance in the form of a
communication from the lower House.