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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

\ statement recently appeared in q
Eoston paper to tile effect that Dr +.
". Lewis. i fellow III history At tho
University " Pennsylvania III 1S9--S.
mas been elected pres idcnt of the Uni
v.rSitv ~ Mniuo As this statement
Was copied int" somc " our State pa
r"rS. it j. only proper ~ say that it
vas. without foundation. 4 the meet
in;, az m" trustees ~ the university IT
which pr Harris resignation was ac-
ccl,trd 4 committee 81 the trustees to
consider IN" question N his successor
was appointed. consisting uf Nj. Lord.
Mr.. Winsov and Mr.. purgin. ana this
committee. has hcld no meeting since
that dttr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
Saddened and Chas.encd Survivors.
tEiddcford Journal.

Th" Spanish chamber Of deputies has
passed a bill! prohibiting free silver
coinage. That is the last blow. out
side "f Mexico and China poor silver
has not friend in the world.-Pnrt-
land Advertiser
This is manifcstly unfair to two able
eNFonentS Of the beauties Of the white
metal. Editor Bryan of Lincoln. \rb..
and Editor Plaistcd of Augusta. Me.
nave not vet offered themselves for
CrnClllXiOn on the crOSS of cold
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

ing. Resides making its sta
ton beautiful and attractive tne
Boston \ Maine system Is ~ 'h's
schem" OF prizes doing much 10 en-
courage i love ur order and h"a'h"SS
among It's station agents ana con-
tributinS To the pleasure Of IN" patrons
and guests Of tn, road. 1t Is u plan
that cannot be at all overpraiscd for 1t
des rves aii tn" commendation and ap-
pro>al which th, public 50 chcerfully
Et' IS il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
SOUND AS A DOLLAR

That is the result Of a course
of treatment with Scots Emul.
sion. We have special refer
ence to persons with weak
lungs and sensitive throats.
SCOTS Emulsion does some
things better than others. This
is one Of them. It has a pc
culiar action on the throat and
lungs which gives them
strengthand makes themtough.
That's how SCOTS Emulsion
drives out coughs, colds and
bronchitis. It keeps them out,
too.
We'll send YOU little to Try Il you like
>toTl < BOVINE, 800 Pearl street, New yo,t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Nevertheless and Notwithstanding
III. tears of the court and the con-
Gratulations which followed Counsel
Eaynor's eloquent peroration. Admiral
Dewey and his associates can BE- count
I'd upon to base their finding wholly on
the evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Each Of the New York newspapers
claims the credit for Tnmmany's de
feat. but there Is glory enough to <"
around and n" court OF inquiry is
pruba bic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

In his verses Of welcome 10 the re
turning royal couple. Alfred Austin
mikes ornithology. agriculture. as
tronomy. navigation and family his
tory in such bewildering confusion that
one almost forSets to note the absence
Of poetry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

In the hodr Of its great moral victory
III" metropolis must remember that
power. Tammany is not killed The.
army which has won this noble battle
for greater ana Grandcr New York
must keep its forces united and vigil
'"ni. tn" work Of winning another such
'irt"ry tw" Years hence. must be be-
80. n n4...
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
An Easy Famine 10 Bear.
,IndianapoliS JournaD.

Thelc are famineS in various parts OF
til" world. but ourS-thc car famin.-iS
one that can he less dcplorcd than
thus" in countries in which there is no
" heat tp put intp ears
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
VOICES or THE PRESS.
They May Want Diamonds. Too,
&C 'hit ago PoSt).

Perhaps tho fact that on" railway
naEnatc has bought a $500. 900 diamond
for mis- wife may have something to do
With tn" general demand of trainmen
fni. .itiA-nnIn In N,lr.S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
Couldn't Stand Everything.
thicagu Tiibuncl.

senator Jones Of Nevada has done
We'll to- return to the Republican fold.
To he in Nevada ana in the prmocrati,
party at the same time is enough to
make any man feel d.Solat"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
The Fault OF the Rural Subscribers.
w "A -hingtOn starr.

Mr. Eiyans decision to 60 into farm
inS himself would indicate that his
rural subscribers are not coming for
ward with the cord wood and cabbages
a rhn,+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
IjzyaQQ0uB CSQ)G&QQ||
Al Sea.

Oh We go down to sea IN ships,
But hope remains behind.
And Love. with laughter on his lips,
And Peace. of passive mind,
While oIt across the drcpS OF niSht,
With lifted sails of prayer.
We voyage of in quest of light
Nor lind il anywhere.
q Thou who wrnuGhtcSt earth and sea.
Yet kccpcst from our eyes
The shores Of an eternity
In calmS of paradise,
Blow back upon oar foolish utt. -
With all IN" driving rain
OF binding tears and wild unrest
.tnd watt us home again.
james Whitcumb Riley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
New York Cotton Market.

NV Work N,,v :
Cotton tttur.S closed stcaty. NV. W.
hrr. '.i.; n"cymb'r. 7.t1. January. 7.l.:
t"hr"H1N. ,l. Malrh. 7..\: -N1ril ,f"1:
M">. '-,.i; jun. '.2. JH'y..,.@i. N.i9 h5i
SPOT cotton closed Gti.t. Mlddlir- i',,-
IN "dS. r-!": MdUl.u; GUit. l-lt: ya,r~.
II; hrics
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Just as if Niagara hadn't been
sufficiently Inundated by being used To
run street cars and furnish light. and
III being navicatcd by women in bar
icls, a New Yorker butcher now an
nGunces his determination to duplicate
Mrs. THylnr's idiotic performance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Plant tnc garden Of your love with
Evergreen. and marriagc will never
have u place in which 70 soW the scar
lr"t of regret in your heart.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Were man assured Of heaven in TIL.
world 10 come he might he less at
tentivc to woman here and nova
pleasant present is better than q pros
peCtive Paradise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

10 help the island along. Porto Rico Is
All right as il is. for a time. BY and by
the statehood proposition can be con-
Sjdcred.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

The vote Of Ohio, Tuesday. ana Of
the country. for that matter was
fresh wreath laid upon the tomb Of the
dead President.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

read too smooth, would you bear your
best Gift to the pinnacle Of success
soon not thc stones that make the
step way of ascent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Half the Ills that man Is heir Ia CO..
rom indigestion. Burdock Blood pt,s,.
strengthens and tones the sromae.
makes indigestion impossible.
-v.f&vkytf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Man Is motor with battery "f
brains and muscle. If in the autumn
Of his life he arrive not with the ha--
vest of his summer is it not that si",h
has spragred the wheels while turning
slow on the sideway oc dalliancc:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

To think that some people should
rise to remark that Indian summer
cannot last all winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

When a man breaks tn" trust Of his
best friend. the greatest injury he has
done is the shock to his own heart.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Hate has many friends jealousy,
ang"t. envy. spit"-but All fly before
Ter on" cn"my--iurEiV"n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Health OF Split in a weak body Is
plug rut into Times hour-gIaSS 10 de-
Ian tho drain If the slipping sands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Some friend ought to whisper to Cen
cral Fuller 10 take advantage "t that
London fog and get lost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

4 pcSSimiSt iS 4 man who prophecies
that our beautiful fall weather will
end when The. moon changes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

The comments Of the C"mmoner on
the election are eagerly awaited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
TOThE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch. y. Y. s. at Tosns'
KENNEBEC CENTRAL R. H.

Central Railroad. ana Augusta hsir', !,
wcll ana Gardiner Electric RaiIfoau q,
Augusta, ana Kenucbec Steamboats, i0'
Boston.
TIME TABLE.
Winter Arrangement. in effect ouhos''
oct -. 1911.
75 W. i,,si', I"-n 4 II 3i3. s35. lilo \ n
lea. a.m. tan II. NJ. In. @.oe III, Il II
~. National Uor;S: Ar. Ranao',,' ma NJ
i.@n BIN. j.C0 i. ~ 80 $40. 51 :; i,,rs. ~
SUNDAY TRAINS Will run q ie5g"PP, ~ p
Leave Randolph. $40. 11.a4 =. NJ ="
II. Leave National Home, II" ,naialiv 4 M,;
100. 4.nn +. ". Visitors are cor ''o snr
welcomed at the Home and receNG I,,ide; ids
cial attention from the Official h-o,,r,
nn duty. who will escort tnrin rn,,,,ds ri;0 VS.
-itirG tie deer park. containing apua m,
,lecr bears. etc The restauthli. e.arH daV whers
lunch, ice cream. etc, can ne p.rno-
for any number Of visitors: as, a. acfS1s cEHpres
dationS are ample. American bAp'
Cnnnany does business on this line;
r. A. LAwTON. Superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

In fLc autumn. when thr drones of
IN" beehive al" Of us, no more, IN"
" ork.rs dispatch Them: but In thr
aulu'lr. tor. INT II prepare to erect soup
Loue.'e fur III, INDECENT ana -m"r-
urn,y cots tnr III, laIy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

1t has been plainly demonstrated that
this is not the year for that much
hcralded Democratic revival.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

:. "iild's temper Is like a baby mos
quito. too much "oil on III" water IS
apt to prevent 1t from ever Matching
into the golden sunshine Of good ma
turc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08


, Ihr Portland Express urges upon
! The cities and towns of Main" the con
Sideration % the same chang" That
Portland has adopted III having III"
municipal election occur in December
and tn" municipal year begin with
the calendar year instead Of begin
ming. as now. in February or Mhrch.
The Express does not argue IN" case
extensively but mentions one adVah-
! taGt th1t would be gained by country
towns IN having a fall. instead OF a
spring. election They would mus
escape generally the bad roads that
, frequently make II difficult 10 attend
the spring meeting or course any
thing that would tend to increase In"
attendance at th,s,. annual meetings
Is worthy Of considerations fiIt
there are mnav advantages In having
III" municipal Year begin with IN"
New Year, ana time is likely I" So"
more Maine cities and towns follow
ing the lead Of Portland in this
rcSpcCt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

The Venezuela revolution seems to
have stopped to get its second wind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

tn" civic Lragu" means business III
its war against the Bath liquor sellers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

III" women are planning for Christ
mas. .NS usual. the mcn Will Wait un-
I'll the afternoon or evening of Dcccm-
Der g
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Jealousy is spy which skulks III thc
garden OF confidence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
DY lIIC UVVtIIIUT'
A PROCLAMATION
FOR A DAY OF PUBLIC THANKS
GIVING AND PRAYER.

Following til" custom inauG'ratcd hy
CIR fnrcfathe and cherished by ri"uS Oh
scrvauCe through many generations. i'll
conformity with the proclamation Of "ur
President. t. John +. Ilili. Governor Of
th.. Stat. "f Maine. with tl. adNicc ana
consent nf the EV",rl,y" Council, hereby
.r,ppiut
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

II you would have your ON pun his
heaviest load ~ the hill max. not IN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

The evening schools are beginning
their good work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

viii leave augusta at 100 ?. m. Halloveh
20. connecting with steamer kennene'
which leaves Gardner on ~ ldespsss. pscs.
THURSDAYS and Saturdays az alW. ~. ~.
mnnd Az ana Bath at o'clock for DUE
ton. r pos.
Returning will leave Union nan 20, 30
ton MnrIav Wednesday ana Frdsy
evenings AZ o'clock for landings on neN'
nebec river.
Freight taken at fair rates.
Round trim tickets good for the seas0"
al reduced rates. .,a.,,
JAMES B. DRAKE. Presides'
Alien Prrt-idCe. Agent. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

4 happy heart seldom goes t" tn.
doctor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
JOHN +. HILL.

BY the Governor.
BYRON ROYD. Secretary Of State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

For many years the management Of
the Eoston a Maine railway system has
offered annual prizes for th,. best kent
station grounds ana th,, finest display
Of ornamental planting in connection
with he depots and station house
yards Of IN" company. The Boston and
Maine MrSSrnger-thr official news
par"r Of this companY-for November
contains the report of the committee
acting under General Superintendent
Sanborn in making tn" awards of
prizes to station agents for this SER
vice the past season. The prizes are
divided into seven classes Viz: ThoS.
Of so. $50. So. $50, $l5 SO ana s.
respectively. one prize each of $50 and
$40 Were awarded: six of So: nine of
So; ~ of x1n IS of $40 ana - Of 81. The
places on its line in Maine that We're
awarded prizes We're: Kennebunk
kennebunkport. Conway Junction.
Pine Point and Scarboro Cross
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Wanted. Men for the wo,sls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

NTVUNU IIIhtTN Nv tlIlIVI 1T. IN ?. =,
points South and West may ne had OF r
H. Walker. ticket agent Augusta th'
only office in Augusta selling va Al
routes ana checking baggage Tree q eA'
GEO. r. EVANS. Y. P. & Gen. Man
+. T. BOOTHBY. &. P. & 7. \.
Portland. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

Tn" Biddrford E,>'ord wants a test
no WSIAlp-rS to publish liquor adj
NeriissInentS. The Bangor papers are
continually giving opportunities for
such test case. but nobody seems
disposed to prosecute
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,
@!.!IZIEEIEgS5 @IZI!RR!SgS5


Passenger trains leave Augusta az ,Ol.
lows: avg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Furnished Daily BY the Federal Stock and Grain
Co.. Office. Wckery Block. Augusta. Nc.

Il. II. CriSSrnan. Ngr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-08

IN" business crergy ana enterprise
~ Maino men haNs' become \" noted
that down in Florida they MI. used as
commercial hogitS O. fright-n its
lethargir people into action The
Florida Times t'nApn prints this ad-
m"nition: Our frI,nds 1T Miami ask
why Florida'S S"a crawhsh cannot he
canned. Captain Stephens says h. will
HAY" som" families from Main. in that
quarter soon. ana If FloridianS sleep
on their opportunities W. want no
whining arout III" milinnaircs who
make themselves by grasping the FORE
lock We have neglected. Miami should
hasten il SE,. would rSpt hr left We
hay" warned her time and time again"
If those expected families from
Maine" shall "onclGd" to take hold Of
the Florida sea CraWtish canning in
dustry they Will prove to b." something
more substantial than hogieS The
FloridianS won't ~, in IL
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IT IS MOSTLY
BASEBALL NOW

June 1-Baseball. Young Mems Chris
tian Association against Police, Makiki.
2:3O p. M; Kamehameha School against
oahu College, Kamehameha campus. ESQ
p. m Cricket, Makilzi, p. m.
June Golf. Moanalua.
June 3Basebali league meeting, Homo
lulu Athletic Club, 7.30 p. m
June s-Stars against Artillery.
June II. II, 15-EIawaiian Jockey Club
races. Honolulu Golf Club medal play.
June 22-MaIlie Ilimas against H. A. c.
June 2e-Police against Stars.
July +Healani-Myrtle championship
races, Pearl Harbor. Hilo races. Base
ball. Artillery against Male nimas.
July OH. A. C. against Police.
July 13-Stars against Male IlImas
July 2o-Artilery against H A C.
July z7-Poliee. against Male Ilimas.
August s-H. A. c. against Stars.
August 1o-Artillery against Police.
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ers in the association have football at
heart, and will undoubtedly help Ault
along in the formation of his sport
Cricket, tennis and other games are also
spoken of, but these viii be introduced
later on. probably after baseball has been
taken in hand and is well under way
With so many athletic games IN sight,
Maui, and especially Wailuku, will have
no occasion to complain of lack of recre-
alton, and it win be the endeavor of the
Maui Athletic Association to have as
many good games as can be obtained.
AT meeting OF the Maui Racing As
ISOLATION last Tuesday evening there
was quorum for the transaction of
business. The executive cemmltuee hav-
ing failed to draw a formal program of
the races a program was drawn by the
members present. DIR. Weddick. vice
president of the association. acted as
chairman in the absence OF Mr. Baldwin
George Hons was secretary. There are
about eleven races in the program. and
the purses are not very large Messrs.
]. H. Walker, T. NJ. Church, j. Kirk
land. j. Walsh and s. Ke1iinoi were adj
mitted as members of the association by
acclamation upon motion of D. L. Meyer
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LON AGNEW MAY
RE-ENTER RING

IL It is soIrs the cards that Lon Agnew
~ffF fight again
3 When. a. few months ago, he an
nounced that he had retired from the
ring, the announcement was made in
good faith, Recently. however. he has
been pestered with fool challenges to
such an extent that he has decided to
force the challenge-mengers to put up
or shut up.
His drst meat is liable TO be an ar
tilleryman named -, who is said
to possess fighting record as hard as
that of the original woolly horse. Mr..
wants to fight for $1,000 a side.J
June 18th, and the fight to come off
two weeks later -
Agnew has backing to the amount of
$1,000, and says that while he had hop
ed never to fight again, he is willing
to put on the gloves a time or two
more with anyone in Honolulu who has
enough strength left, after talking, to
put up his hands.
The following have declared their
willingness to participate in a Dark
town Derby for coIored wheelmen, pro-
vided such a race is arranged during
race week:
James Peterson, Ohio; Alfred Glad
dis, Detroit: Charley Conley, New
York; Sidney Boyd. Australia; Tom
Woods, Australia; Miller, Chicago; Jas.
2. Boyd, Honolulu
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PREPARING FOR
THE GREAT DAY

The following work was done 81 the
track yesterday
Violin, 2;so, 2.25: last half 1:os15
Wait-a-Little, 2:4e, 2:37, go.
Steamplough, $40. 2:3e 2:aO1z. 2:se1a
Thursday
octoroon. 2:33, 1927.
Edna G. 2:27lz. 2:2s1s.
Nettie II, 2:37. 2:35
Albert, ridden by Domingo Ferreira.
worked a mile in 1:57
Hollinger's unknown was sent six fur
longs in I,27
Yioris worked five furlongs IN 1:'J and
still favors her leg some
Amarino was given slow half
c. Fl. Judd has received sorrel geld
ing, PAGER, to gait.
The sorrel filly by Lord Brock, owned
by W. Wolterssand trained by Kaena,
has been named Chorus Girl
Following is d complete list of horses
in training at the track:
Runners-Albert. Gaiety Girl, Chorus
Girl, Gartalene. Venus, Aggravation,
Coming Event 90. Vioris, Weller Amari-
no, Watossa, Abbey, Virgie A. Total 13
Pacers-Iola, Steamplough, Violin, oc-
toroon, Edna G. Wait-a-Little, Tom Ry-
der. Mesquite, Albert N, Wayboy, Wal
do j, Leahi, John D. Total b.
Trotters-Nettie Fl. Harry B, Edith r,
Indigo, Ayres P, Art:e w. Los Angeles.
Total Z.
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TWO LIVE BALL
GAMES TO-DAY

The Christians and the Police play
at Makiki this afternoon. at $3.50 p. m.
The teams are:
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bron POI. Larue $50. Skunk I'll, Hersh-
berg H.. Oss 10.
The best score previous to last night
was 45S12, made by Ben Clark in the
second contest.
The four best scores in the first two
contests, are as follows:
First Contest, Elerath 4131@; 2.
Clark, 40s1s; 8, Falyey, 9a4: A. Moon,
331
$ Second Contest, Clark, 45S1a 2.
Moon, 41s1a. 8, Kerr, $50; q, Alameda,
3071a. ,.--se,>:z<
The best work done in the various
events in the last two contests is as
follows: Pull-up, Clark. % times; sanp
over string, Moon feet inches; three
broad jumps Moon q feet inches:
high jump. Moon feet 8 inches: rope
skip. Falvey 2 minutes II seconds.
Last nights records We're:
Pull-up. Falvey % times: snap over
string, Moon feet inches; high
jump. Moon, feet inches; three
broad jumps, Moon 30 feet; rope skip
Clark 2:37 As.
1t will be seen that the existing rec
ord was broken in every event The
mark nlade in the high jump, consti-
tUtes an indoor record for the Islands
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Is 3 q p % 8 8
u S. S. oREGoN,s BASEBALL NINE.

in
by
Sm
and
game
while
&NE Yoohama 3 S
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disputes can hardly be checked, no heed
being paid by them to the umpire's word
Kahului and Spreckelsville have not
been behind in baseball. as IL each of
these towns the game has been discuss
ed quite freely. with the result that a
team has been formed in Kahului, and
that SpreckeIsyille is preparing one also.
In Kahului, While Hussey and James
Moekiahi deserve special mention. Henry
Meyer is also 8 good first baseman and
a heavy batter. In SpreckelsyiIle, it
seems that Nathaniel Black is the prime
mover in organizing baseball nine.
There is good material for a baseball
nine in Spreckelsville. and no doubt
Blacks efforts will not be in vain.
Last Sunday, a game of baseball was
played al Kahului between the KahUlui
nine. captained by Charles Shaw, and
the Popohaku boys. captained by a. J.
Comes The boys were not the best that
could be had. but the game was very in
teresting from start to finish, and il was
one enjoyed by everybody present. The
Popohakus. mostly boys from Wailuku,
were ahead up TO the ninth inning, when
the score stood to s. In the ninth inn
ing the Wailukus had three boys on
bases and no outs had been made, and
with these chances. The Kahuluf boys
played so we'll as to check them from
even making a run. In the last inning
for the KahuIuis, they made one run.
and the game was declared theirs. e. 3.
CottreIl acted umpire:
A game is being talked of now between
the Maui Athletic Association and the
Uulupalakua nine L. r. Crook of Ulu-
pa1akua is arranging for the country
baseball nine, and the game will prob
ably be played the nth of June 1t
is also stated that the game will be
played on the Maui Athletic Assocfa-
TONS grounds. or as the Maui News calls
it, Wells Park, which is probably the
most suitable name for the field.
AS regards football, Rev. w. Ault is
most enthusiastic about it. Mr.. Ault has
played in many football games, and he
says he will DO everything he can toEget
up5as good football eleven. Ssferai Ctr
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FREE
INSTRUCTION

in handling you Kodak or Camara, in
printing or developing in any branch OF
photography. esx 80 .sass -.
We sell Eastman's Kodaks. as we11
as all the best grades OF amateur and
professional Cameras on the market
1901 Models. We do not sell second
hand and shop worn instruments as
bright and new. but advertise each in
strument for-just what 1t actually is.
we do not carry EVERYTHING APP
pertaining to Amateur and Professional
Photegraphy-no stock house in tina
world does that; but we do carry by
far. the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-01
FALVEY WON
GOLD MEDAL

Dan Falvey carried off first honors
in the third indoor Pentathlon contest.
held at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Iast aies. rs seerc ~as
511k, an exc elent performance.
The scores made in tie contest " re
as follows:
Falvey 511Ns Clark All. Kerr 4SS1s.
Moon 4151a,> Boyle. 400 wv. King 1885,.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-01
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an expert in his department..
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Our developer was second man in the
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