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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

The Herald has received the premium
list of the Washington county fair and
a perusRl Of its pages is calculated to
do good to damaged optics. Prizes are
offered for the latest steer, the fat
test COW. the best bun. the finest stall
lion, the portliest hog and so on down
the list. The premiums are well worth
working for, too. All signs point to a
great success for the fair, and The
Herald heartily hopes that it viii be
all that its promoters expect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

The town is going to blaze with cleo
trio lights while the Elks are here.
That's a mighty poor way to entertain
visitors. They should at least be al
lowed a little time for rest but with
all those lights going they'll never
know when to go to bed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

Cyrus /. HaWley, a well known for
mer resident of salt Lake, is in the
city. Mr. Hawley enjoys the unique
distinction of being probably the only
man in the country who ever went to
war for his health. Yet that was one
of Mr.. Hawley's objects in enlisting
for Philippine service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

Habid Oullah Khan. ameer Of At
ghanistan. has married all of his six
daughters to prominent chiefs Hav-
ing gotten rid OF his girls Habid viii
doubtless be in a position to purchase
new bonnets for his wives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

"OTs descinCed from Brian Boru.
ma'am. Ord how ye know" declared the
naughty Mrs. Fitz Clancy.
us that all. indadeT' replied Mrs. Ia
sew. the humble lady of the corner fruit
stand Faith. Dim a descindent Of Eve.
and the first apple woman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

It has been decided that the Doodle
alderman who fed from st. Louis to
Mexico cannot be extradited. Still
there is comfort in the thought that
Mexico's loss is our gain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

It viii now be in order for the sur
geons in attendance on King Edward
to write a few columns telling all about
how it happened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28
Time Table
In Effect
April 1, 1902
OREGON
SGGll4b

ARRIVE.
FROM Ogden, Portland, Butte,
chicago, ST. Louis, Omaha Dem
Yer and san Francisco ......... s.s5 An,
FROM Ogden and intermediate
-poIALS --s..-- --....-...--...-... $40 an
From Calientes, Milford, Nephi.
Provo and intsTmediats I.o!Hts.. 9;s5 am.
rom Ogden, Chicago. st. Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha, D-nYsr
and san Francisco ...------. --.- 20 On
Terminus -. -. :. 500 pa.
Pro, Provo ana Manti -. -, 500 pm,
Ogden and in.srmsdiats points $50 pm.
San Francisco -. $40 pm.
For ogden, Cache he Valley,
Omaha, Chicago Denver, kan
sas city and St. Louis ......... 700 an.
For Garfield Beach. Tooele and
For Ti1ftc Rfercur provo 40 an
Nephj and Manti -. 7:55 an.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
Land, San Francisco and inter
mediate. points -:-...-...,.-..... s;l5 an,
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas city, st. Louis
and San Francisco...............I2:59 pm.
For Ogden, Denver, Kansas
City, Omaha. ST. Louis and
For Provo, Nephi Milford. Cali S'-'''
entes and intermediate points. 7.O5 pm.
For ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
land, san Francisco and inter
mediate points ...................10.50 pm
T. II. SCHUMACHER,
Act. Traffic Mgr.
D. =. hurley,
G. P. & T. A
D. s. SPENCER,
A. G P. & 7. A.
City ticket office. 201 Main street, TeIe-
phone, go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

tUnlO state JOurnaLI
Mr.. Reeder-I see by the newspapers
the Advenusts predict that the world VIII
come to an end next Friday.
Mrs. Reeder-Oh, dear, and have moth
inr lit 10 Mearl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

Somebody ought to corral a portion
of the oil that is being discovered in
the west these day and pour it on the
troubled Republican waters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28
Denver nv pRI0 GRANlE
40 I1ETrBNA
RIO GRANlE WE5IIIL-H9zN3
Current Time Table.
In Effect April 5, 1902.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

AGAVE SALT LAKE CITY,
no. 6-For Grand Junction. Den
yer and points east Q.27-
40, Fer Provo, Grand June '--
Ion ana an points east -. S.l5or
NC, 4-F'or Provo, Grand juno
elon and all points east. S:z5Dn
W, W or Bingham, Lehi. Pro-
70, HeoeF At Pleasant MautL
1tat IsNaIe and intermediate
no. S-FOr Eureka, PaysOn. He
1eI, Provo ana intermediate
pOiuLS .s-... ....-...-.-.. roo " ~
NO, 1i--F'or Ogden and all inter
~ EO4lLS ----....---........ $40 70 m
~ S-EoF Ogden and the west. $50 a mi
" S-Ecr Ogden and the west II: 800 nm.
Sc' I-For Ogden and the west. 2.35 . m
E pp ~ lark y! City 49, s:l5 an.
no. Iz-From Ogden and all in
No. 5-From Provo Gran5 jIDc- ''-' an
ton ana the east ..............-. q.g5 p,
no. From Provo, Grand juno
uon and the east ............ 1e.S7 n q,
NO S-FrOm Provo. Grand June
ton and the east ........-- 10.5n n IA
no, S-From Provo, Bingham.
eureka, MaTysvale, Manti and
~ l1esfIneolate points ............. $500 pm.
10. S-EFom Ogden and the west $50 3. m.
W FROM Ogden and the west 3,05 m.
~ ION Osqen and the west $40 pm.
deoer, Provo and intermediate
ny points -. -: .........-......10:o0 am
NO. 4l-From Park City.......... 5.I5 M
Perfect Dining Car Service
Sieeping Cars 10 Chicago Without ChanFa
Ilcket Office, 103 West Second south
FoSOoIilce Corner. Phone 205.
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Csc to $1,000.
Handkerchief.

All Of Ladies' 15c and zee Handker-
chiefs. nice, pretty lace edgings and
embroidered. They are beauties and
worth whole lot more.
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HIGH Standard Of Pride.

us AHAtIos HeIaIa.I
Proud exclaimed the Observaut Per
son. well, I should say so, He's as
proud as a country boy writing his first
letter on hotel stationery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28
BIC
BIOS 7 On
(]RE.
Where Bargains Greet the
Buyer.
Skirts.

Walking Skirts, Golf Skirts, Dress
Skirts, Silk Skirts and every other
kind of Skirt that you can think of.
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Commercial National Bank.

Capital Paid in, 100000.
General Banking in All Its Branches.
DirectOrs-Dr- Theodore Meyer. John J.
DAILY, o. ]. Salisbury Moylan c. Fox,
Thomas Marshall W. P Noble George
NJ. Downey, John DonDellRn. A F. Hol-
den
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-28

Professor r. L. Lyman of the Pacific
university at Forest Grove. Ore, is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Tibballs, and will
remain in the city for the coming fort
night. Professor Lyman occupies the
chair of rhetoric and eloeution in the
university.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21

-uaee during their summer vacation.
one % them came here few days ago
while one stopped at Tsuruga and the
third ~ now on his way To- Hakodate
IL IA also reported that about ~ students
20 y seminary IN Kazan viii come this
summer on an excursion To- our country.
accompanied BY some instructors. by Way
q the Trars-Sibcrian railway. On tn'I
arrival at the capital. the Rt- Rev. Msr'
Niroiai q the Russian church NJ Suru-
raiaI will probably take care OF them and
accommodate them after the Japanese
fashion nj the Orthodox Theological
School In the premises OF the church-
tn. bishop has. 10 f. reported. also been
Informed by Vice-Admirnl AleNien' Gov
err0r- General Of Ewan-tung province To
look after two Russian boys living ~ Port
Arthur whom the admiral IL willing 10
dsspatch shortly TO be educated IN TOKYO
THE RESTORATION OF TIEN-TsIN-
\ Pskine telegram TO the Jill states
Tint on Thursday (es) the Representatives
a. Jap7n Great Britain. Russia. Germany.
France and italy met TO discuss with the
military commanders 81 the FOREIGN
troops IN Tlcn-tsin with regard 10 the
?, storntion % the town 10 the Chinese
Government ard approved OF II. After
wards they held consultations upon the
r-ccstffre necessary in case OF the trans
f.r q th. town I'm question to the native
a1thc-ifi.s- The matter Is expected 10 -
r. r rr'd 20 the conference OF all the !"'-
rl-r ministers IN Picking shortly and then
10 VIII 81, communicated to the ChiEese
rirrtpof rtiaries.
\ RUSSIAN PRINCE IN PEKING-
Prince Vladimir. lieutenant in the Rus
stan S0vv entered 1Peking on the End
irs. r'rn HwanG. Vice-Minister OF FOR
si-n : fairs went down TO Tongku 10
mot the Russian Prince on the wharf
r1a Prince Ching also awaited the visitor
~ 7.Eirr Station. Prince Vladimir vas
20 rave IN audience to Their MaJestles
'ra ~ -or and the Empress Do"sse
49, ---r--- f,o-day). The ceremony IoT
frr -r--r-'s rec ption ut the court was
- T. - ~--1e rs that accorded To Fri INC,
fE.--,- . russia few years ago fr l,,oe
C-'r-- ---'' .-'rrtnin the Russian Nisi'"F
20 'lrs -. -rrr-re IN Saturday
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wife. two daughters and grandson, ar
rived in Los Angeles Saturday night from
Honolulu. where he played most sue
cessful engagement. II was not alone
through his ability as an actor that MIR.
warde captivated the residents OF the
Hawaiian capital; his social and personal
popularity was equally great and when he
and his company departed from the ISL
ands their steamer was followed for five
miles by a tug containing prominent
citizens and the Royal Hawaiian Band,
which serenaded the party in a most com
plimentary manner. Such an honor sell
dom is bestowed on an individual. and
the actor has a most kindly feeling for
the people on the island possession
This evening Mr. Warde begins his en-
ga,;ement in Los Angeles with the pre-
sentation of KING Lear" at the Los An
geles Theater He will be assisted by an
excellent company, including Charles d.
Herman, Harry tombstone and Miss May
warde The setting of the play is esPe-
cially noteworthy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
TIRE OF YEARS
OF ISOLATION

For the first time in its history. or
since Fletcher Christian and his fellow
mutineers of the English ship Bounty
ran the vessel ashore and took up their
residence there, in 1890, the famous ISL
and of Pitcairn. in the South Pacific, is
To- have regular communication with
the outside world. of which most or the
pioIs descendants OF the mutineers
know so little. Ever since the Boston
shin Topaz accidentally discovered the
remaining castaways and their chiloreh
on pitcairn il has only been an occa-
sional ship that has stood in from the
horizon and given the islands an idea
20 other men. says the San Francisco
Chronicle Sometimes year passed
WITHOUT a ship: but the people OF Pit
cairn were not dissatisfied with their
isolation and the romance that attaCh,
"a TO the picturesque spot renalheu
through the generations. Now word
cc,nss from Tahiti that Pitcairn has
thrown of it's reserve. at least so iar
as a Willingness to rub elbows with the
rest OF mankind is concerned.
Philip Coffin. an old man who was
-hipwrecked on Pitcairn twenty OF
moe years ago. is mainly responsl y.
for the new order OF things. CONN
came here three years ago IN the brls
Calilee from Pitcairn on a business
80 hut later found it difficult to re-
trrn TO his far home. He sailed rom
ter,s many months ago in the brltlsh
shin SiIberhorn. bound for England
Win, the promise from the skipper thSt
he would be landed on Pitcairn: Al,
verse winds made this Impossible ana
coffin was carried to England ne
came hack in the ship and finally man
a.-al TO reach Tahiti few months ago
,T'b..re h. met Russell, Mckoy. Governor
~ pitcairn. who had gone TO Papeete
fron, Manga Reva in the ship Pyrenees
which he had helped TO save from de-
st~uction. In a letter just received from
Coffin the old man says ne mas pre-
called upon McKoy to buy a good-sized
scb,oner at Papeete, in which ooth
,nen. accompanied by Collins daughter'
,rho had heard OF his arrival AT Ia
ki,i and had gone in an island tram
schooner TO meet him. were about TO
essl for their rock-girt home. The ne"
-~hooner. says Coffin, will hereafter De
,,sa5 BIZ the islanders To make voyage
20 Manga Reva. at which traders from
,T,.biti generally call. Manga ReVa Is
e00 miles north OF Pitcairn. In tnls
,,,.rner the descendants OF the Bounty
,n1tineers will maintain intercourse
With the world.
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SpONGEs OF HAWAII HAVE UN.
KNOWN COMMERCIAL VALUE
Professor Gilbert of Stanford Believes That
Experiments Here Might Be
Successful

p:easant TO use for bathing purposes.
"A sponge to have commercial value
must be of hornet texture. soft and pill
able. None of the sponges found here
appear to fill the bill.
"One sponge was found by our party
which was of commercial value, but we
do not know whether il grew in these
waters or was shipped here. That was
on the very top OF Necker's Island
where we picked up very small
sponge OF fine texture. II we could
have found the place where it was
grown then perhaps we might have
discovered the only water IN these
parts where spOnges of commercial
value could be profitably cultivated 1t
Is probable. however. that the sponge
was carried on Necker's Island by ma
tives or sailors. as no distinguishing
marks were found upon IL to INDICATE
that IL had been grown near there
Whether sponges can be grown
here which would have commercial
value cannot be answered offhand, or
AT all. until experiments are made TO
prove the matter either one way or the
other. The climatic conditions are sim
liar in Hawaii TO those OF sponge-pro-
ducinE waters. but II is entirely a mat
ter OF conjecture as To whether sponges
Of commercial value could be grown
here. The experiment probably would
be worth attempting. but / would not
care TO express an opinion upon which
someone else should invest a large
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
BARRETT'S
RECEPTION
Was Honored by
Emperor of
Japan.
OTHER NEWS OF
THE FAR EAST.
Coronation Festivities - Aomori
Dissster-Tat.ooers
Arrested.

W oKoHAMA. June ii--rasir Mat
estes. the Emperor and Empress.
granted an audience to Hon
John Barrett. the Commissioner
General OF the ST. Louis worlds Fair.
Friday morning between 10 and IL
o'clock Mr.. Barrett was presented to
their Majesties by Colonel Buck. the
United States Minister. Both Emperor
and Empress were gracious in their re-
ception OF the Commissioned General
atay In Japan and his former expert
enee as United States Minister In
siam. In this connection II II recalled
that when the first Japanese Minister.
Mr.. ManJIro Inagaki. was sent TO Slam.
Mr.. Barrett was the Doyen OF the dip
Iornatic corps there and did much to
assist the japanese Minister In getting
favOrabIy started in his new mission.
In America also Mr.. Barrett has al
ways been "A good friend OF Japan. as
proved by his numerous addresses be-
fore Chambers OF Commerce and BY
voluminous articles on the Far East
In the leading American reviews and
magazines. The audience granted by
the Emperor and Empress VIII give
moral weight among the Japanese peo-
pie 10 his mission for the Worlds Fair
Today at noon the Commissioner Cen
.raI will entertain the leading news
PAPER editors of Tokyo and Yokohama
Ut a dinner In the Imperial Hotel, To-
kiO The United states Minister. Colo
mel Buck. viii preside with Mr.. Barrett
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s.s.. ana artificial flowers Nari1u s fcais
81 fencing. dancing. JuJutsu. etc. "sre
performed e. tf.s Er,at delight OF w
s..f,sts and the Alliance dance" especial
Id, ELECTED much applause from cNery
,..,rt.r 81 ths. hail. The playing ~ or
naval bard added 60 the charms 81 'he
or,.ssl0n when the performances were
over the guests were led into th- "lhi"s
nom % the EuEius crinE school IN 'front.'
Il which stood a great arch ~ ArinE
Suitable inscription. The room Vas deck
"a attn many beautiful artificial ho~ers
sr,,, the hands % the hosts themselves
.,,d every arrange riieut for the accprifio-
.tatt0n - their comrades from the west
as Furnished hy the japanese JACK tala
weren't Officer Kaichi Satakc. The Chicf
Committee - ~. mcctinE. representa-
49,. hosts addressed the guests and had
a very hearty answer. In the MIDST OF
a.. bauau@t many cheers were given Tor
nth IN. ifiVitsrs and the inNlt'h IN"
th~ national anthems % the Aiil'S VIZ
sung chesrfuiiy By them The piF'y eit-
p. rs.d a haf past i've
CORONATION FESTIVITIES IN ~
KOHAAfA.
4 s,l.trh programme 81 the Festivities
o., ~. h.fd IN Yokohama ia celebration
n th~ Coronation % King Edward VI
has bs.u lagued bv the committee az
f..lrtld 10 make the arrangements
n h PROPOSED To start with n service
Al Christ Church ~ - D. m. foinN'u ~
noon Us guard ~ honor 20 salute the
rolors This latter item. however VII
criy take place In the event OF one OF
NOR. british warships being In port. ~
!, p,s already peen announced that ". H.
AZ : CresSy has been ordered 70 YOKE
barna fgr Coronation Day, II appears pr o
rt,i. that this part Of the programme VII
D.. carried out At l p. m n lunche,n
yysu take place at the Public fiai. !"
,,birh Japan.sc officials VIII BE- invited
In the afternoon fcte Will be he'd 'n
a.. cricket ground. with sports darcinF
.,~ and In the evening fete
MA II, IN. ROYAL Naval Yard c0-'".''',
AZ midnight with torchiight uro'' eel :
t,rr.vyori,s will D. sent mn ~ inferFal~
t..-fr,- a.. dav. and ssritish residents 'r'
t....l,.-4 - r5-G1erate by Illuminating thor
r.sfd.rc.s and places q business
RUSSIAN sTr-DrN--'S C"N'N'f
JAPAN.
Tn. steamer Kotsu MARI "n,ch -. -.
,-..1,, ~ Tzuruga from NiadiN 81 ~
,...,,--tt on hoard three Russ.a1 staf' ~
49,. oriental Language school - 'n'
,,,,,r pgrt who intend 10 study our IAN
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Hawaii eh npo Sha

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
,-r office. The publisher Of Hawaii
Shiupo. the only daily japanese paper
published in the Territory OF Hawah.
G. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor
Y. SOGA. Editor
Editorial and Printing OfhceE105e
Smith ST., above King p u BOX W.T.
IeIepnone Main 81.
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THE
First Consideration

when one decides TO have their dentai
work attended to, is to have II done In
the hest Dossible manner. and the sec
ond consideration is the price
The high class OF werk turned OUT az
,ba NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS
Every dav counts. and more people are
realizing that they can get better work
q me there and at lower prices than
anywhere else.
Each department in charge Of spe-
cialist. our operators are graduate GER
,jsts Of the best recognized schools IN
tba United states. or the world. And
have had saany years OF experience in
their chosen profession.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21

SIX ~ ,r-crsCO. June 12-Frederick
wf-'. ga comuary are playing IN Los
s--ll.- ITO Times Of that city. says
r--.r.---'- warde. accompanied by his
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n KNOW of no reason why sponges
Il of commercial value could not be
n successfully grown in Hawaiian
waters. but 1 would not like to
make the assertion positively and eX-
pect some one To attempt the expert
mont on my say-so." said Professor
Gilbert OF the Albatross just prior TO
the departure of that vessel for new
fishing expedition To Kauai Saturday
1--WE have found a large variety OF
sponces in our explorations so far. but
none that I consider OF value CONNER
ciany. We have been told that sponges
hich are Of value have been picked
up from time TO time on the eastern
coast OF Hawaii. but have not inyes-
tigated this matter for ourselves as
vet. would not be surprised N the
report were true. and we viii prob
ably visit that coast before our ex-
petition here * closed.
The spouges We have found so Tar
ver, OF no use commercially because
OF the silica they contain. one glass
sp1ngc was discovered and every va
riety we brought up In our nets con-
tanned more or less glass particles.
some. OF the sponEes appeared TO be n!
right as Tar as size and texture were
CONCERNED. but were fun of needles.
which would hardly have made them
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,ATTON, NELL & CO. LnD.-Es.
neers. Electricians and boiierhA-'
Honolulu.
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aE. GRossNIAN. D.D-s.--AN'asTSs snn ~
: three doors above -MasonlcN - = =,
Honolulu: office hours. a-hi -
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DIR. A. C. WALL. DIR. o. f. WA% oy.
Office hours, a. M TO u hi''
bldg, Fort St; Tel. 49,
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NOTICE

PERSONS needing.or knowing OF those
- do need. protection from physi-
cal o. moral Injury. which they are
not able to obtain Tor themselves,
NAV consult the Legal Protecton
COMMITTEES of the Anti-Saioon
League. Mcintyre building. w n
RICE. Supt. VINO
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DeNTtsFs.

ALBERT b. CLARK. Dp.s-ooB.e.s
MA and Miller; office hours: " =
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= TAPPAN TANNATT.-Civil and
electrical Engineer: ONCE. H2om -
Spreckels block. Residence, LIS WIZ
der Ave. Telephone, Main lSz.
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T ~TRICAL ENGINFEits.
fAsi Electrical. Mechanis-
81 and Consulting Ems -
rooms II and Il. Progress bioc-.
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JAMES T: TAYLOR, M. Am. SOC. Z. - ~;
Consulting Hydrauhc SnsheeI' 20
I,5d hIdg Honolulu; p. o. box I'D.
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RRNERs.
CHIRoPODIsT.

d. M. THoMsoN-Expert nm Union
and Beretania streets
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ENGINEERS.

ARTHUR c. ALEXANDER.- !,
or and Engineer, 4os Juoo o'us'
0. box 732.
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PROFESSIONS CARDS.
ARcntEIs

& PAE. Ars H,sss sSni1a-
Builders.-ofice. 2fsoor. ana esr-
ing, Hotel street; ketens snort me-
rect estimates fursrs ~ TIA.
tice. Tel. 100. p. DeA
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ArrorEvs

THOMAS FITCH. -5fices %, 5sahWin
valid building, RoiuIu,
practice IN all q cooi
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MUSICIANS.

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOL-Love bldg,
will hold summer term uurihs Jug
and August.
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THAYER & HENNW a Tele-
and 6e4 Stangeliaio
phone SOS Main
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CONTRACTORS.

vM r. PATy.-Contractor and s,s.
a. store and office fitting; snop a tel
tea St. between King ana
res, 1541 Anapuni. -.
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ENdRAVERS,
iNSURA NCE

" REAKBANE.-Card Engraving ant
stamping: room 3, Elite building
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DIR r. MITAMURA.-Office. 1853 Nuu-
anu ST.: residence next door. tei.
White 1872; office hours, to 10 a. M
and 6 to D. m, except Sundays.
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. w. HoFFMANN.-Beret ST.
oDnosite Hawaiian Hotel Hours, TO
II a. m: to 8. and to p. m
Phone White %S1.