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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

A clearance sale Of brand new
stock In treat which the Seattle
public viii not be slow 10 appre-
Gate and take advantage Of. The
big store Of the Rival Clothing COM
pany has been in existence less than
aix months. All our lines have been
broken by repeated calls for goods
at our very low prices. We have de-
cided to close out these broken lines
quickly, no matter what the loss
may be. giving the public OF Seat
tie the greatest opportunity OF Sc
curing new stock for a mere trifie.
All broken lots IN Mems High Art
Suits. worth from SIS TO s22.5o. Will
Ko without reserve at ss.s5.
Young Mems Suits that sold for
$500 and 1850 will go for t3.75.
1918 r. the broken lot sale price OF
other young mems suits that sold
for ts.0e and tI0.oo.
Mems shoes that we're $500. 400.
and 1880. now sass. Others that
were a. 90 and $3.50. now fl.e5.
Broken lines OF Mems Dresa
Trousers that aoid for $3.50 and $500.
now ts.4s. Others than were ts.00,
now 81 g.
Think Of s1.ss for Boys Knee
Pants Suits that sold for $500 and
1850.
THE RIVAL CLOTHING CO.
l.. l. Norman. Manager.
Corner Second ave. and Madison Il,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

and a. m. children'H mass. a;i5
n. m. high mass and sermon, sli5
#. M. Sunday school after children =
mass, veapsfs, sermons and benedic-
ton at 30 y. m.
church Of fmma cuiafe Conception
=ifeV. a. swcere5 pastor. Low mass.
100 and $3.50 n. NJ. high mass and
sermon, 1890 .. m. Sunday school,
80 =. m, rosary and benediction.
z 30 .. ~.
New Parish Rev. W. J. Metz. pas
tor Services temporarily III hali on
jackson street. between Twenty
sixth and Twenty avenues.
Low mass, a. IA. high mass. 1870
a. IN.
Special Meetings
Queen city 1heosophical Society
Meets in a. o.. &. ". haIi at s
o'clock. Subject. Mind, the Slayer
Of the Real" by e. o. achWagerI.
Theos0phieal Society. Amanda
Lodge Meets al Ills Third avenue
at ,. m. Subject. The Coming Of
Man" BY Mrs. NJ Kyle.
Mental Science Association MeetH
Ia Eagles hall at ,. M. Subject.
The Law Of Mental Healing" by
Prof. Knox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

Victoria band concert and other
forms OF amusement have been arr
ranged ia honor Of the excurniontaia
The Garonne VIII leave Victoria at
6 y. m, returning by moonlight. and
arriving Ia Seattle IN time 10 catch
all cars The deck % this mann
moth steamship viii be completely
covered with canvas, there VIII he
music. a plenty OF comfortable seats
and, in fact. everything possible viii
he done 10 add to the pleasure OF the
trip, Meals ana liEht lunch viii be
served on Beard. az those desiring
may take their lunch baskets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
IN CHURCHES

United Presbyterian Rev. w. A.
spauidlnR. A. II a. M, The Sac
rifce Of the Lips and the Life, $50
| D. M, XrHper service at habhnth
school, Sixteenth and John.
Westminster Presbyterian Rev.
H. w. Gilchfist. At II a. m. ''rhe
True Life. .. M, general service.
Welsh Pfcnbyterian-i owen
Jones. A. II a. m, The Charge Of
! Christ 10 fits Disciples" : y. M,
| THE Kingdom of God"
First Presbyterian Rev. NJ. a.
Matthews. A. II a. m. How and
When Nellie Escaped" 4 .. m,
Loves Labor Crowned"
Second Pfeabytsrinn-Hev w. a.
Major. n n. m, enforcement Of
Law IN the Personal Life" 8. m,
The Sum Of the Ten Command
ments."
Battery street NJ. E.-Rev. ". u.
| Brown. At n a. m. Abiding IN
Christ and bringing Forth Fruit.
: .. m. For the aon OF Man Came
% Seek and to Save That Which
/ Wac Lost"
Trinity NJ. E.-Rev. A. u. Chaplin.
At n a. m. Redemption by Christ;
p. m. Decision OF Character"
Frat NJ. Prev, r. y. Reveiie.
Al II a. m, That Which We Leave
tndone"; y. m. twilight service.
praeeded by CONCERT at Third and
Mount Zion Baptist (eolored) REV.
J. q. Mcpherson. At II a. M, Jobs
Trial. y. m. 'HThe Great Decls-
ion"
Taylor congregational Rev. l.. I.
Woods. A. II "a. IA, First Principles
N Character building. 8 .. m.
Faith"
Trinity parish--Rev. II. W. Gowen.'
Al n A. m. The Ministry Of sh6d-
ow'' .. M. The Art OF the Gov
euant."
First unitarian-Rsv. W. D. Sim
onds. At II n. M. The Patient
Lives Of the Poor=-A Lesson From
the Miners Strike"
First Christian-Rey u. II. flngen-
teiter. Al II a. m. The BlHmeless
Life .. m. Christian Baptism"
\. NJ. &. A---At $50 .. m. Evangei-
LAT John NJ. Dean VIII preach.
Y w. &. A.-The services az D.
m. Viii be led by Frank Dixon.
Roman Catholic Meetings
Church OF Our Lady Of Good Help
REV. y. \. PrstoniAine. pastor.
Low mass. n. m. high mass. 10. 20
"a. m; Sunday school. y. m. and
yeHperf and benedIction. D. m.
Sacred Heart church-Rsv. George
a. Hild. pastor. Low mass. 6 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
BIG GAM:
EXPECTED
5EATTLE AND BUTTE PLAY
LAST GAME OF PRESENT
SERIES

The Seattle and Butte baseball
teams are playing this afternoon at
Athletic park. puEdale has wreated
three Of the series from the husky
Tomorrow the last Of the series Will
be played Either Hickey or HoKg
viii toe the rubber for the locals.
and with either OF these IN the box
the finishing game looks good 90
puEdalV. The attendance has been
excellent during the serier. although
some OF the games were more or less
tiresome on account Of the "beefina
Of McGionkey and some ~ bir men.
The sentiment against the disciples
Of Mary Mefane In this respect has
grown during their stay In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
PRESCRIPTION
COMPOUNDERS
Druggists IN Annual session---A Ride
About City Today

The annual address Of President
j. W. Macarthur Of Spokane was
the feature Of yesterdays meeting Of
the Washington State Pharmaceuti-
cal Association. In his address.
President Macarthur very ably re-
viewed the work Of the past year
and deplorcd the cut rate evil. An
Informal addreFs Of welcome was
given by James Lee Of Seattle and
responded 10 bv Dr. 3 NJ. faCrone
Of Tacoma. Both addresses were
well received.
All the delegates. Including num-
her Of ladies. are tho guests Of the
Seattle Retail Drug Association ana
az such are being royalty enter
tanned. Last evening was pleaannt-
~ spent at the Grand Opera house
ana this afternoon they VIII be taken
FOR a car ride about the city. Special
ears are secured for their conven-
ienee. Tonight n banquet Will be
given nj the Maison Barberis, 10 COW
era being laid.
Last night those present at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
RECEDINC

DIES MONIES. July 1.-THE pef
MaineH and Haccoon rivers are re-
cedinE and all danger IL past. II
will be bat a few days at the present
rate Of fall before the Inhabitants
~ the inundated portions Of the city
can enter their homes and places Of
business and commence the work o
cleaning out the ruins. The loss VIII
prove enormous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

TACOMA. July i2.-Portiand won
from the home ball players yestsr-
day by "a score Of 10 J. There WIS
some very good ball played and some
that was very bad. The Tigers went
10 pieces IN the sixth inning when
Portland jumped In aud pounded out
three runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
vIcToRIA TOMORROW

The ArRus eXcufslOn 10 Victoria
leaves Arlington dock tomorrow
morning at S o'clock. and there Is
every indication that Il will be n
success. The steamship Garonne.
which has been secured for the trip,
proceeds directly to Victoria, where
she will arrive about o'clock. At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

SPOKANE. July Helena didn't
do n thing 10 the home team here
yesterday. shaffer did some phe-
numenai work with the stick and
made two home runs. lie drove In
xix men by hts own efforts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

EVERETT. July 1.-THE local ball
team played poorly with Butte here
yesterday. The Mary Mefanes did
not have 60 exert themselves In the
least. aud consequently the exhibit
tlon was very duil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
REV. SAWYER CALLED

Rev Louis J. Sawyer. pastor Of
the North Baptist church has ac-
eepted cali 10 the paat0rafe Of the
Hamilton Square Baptist church 81
San Francisco. he viii take his new
charge September !. ieaVing his iot al
pulpit August 10.
Mr., sawyer has been pastor ~ the
North Baptist church for the past
five year,. and his departure viii Do
regretted mol only By his large con-
gregation but BY many personal
friends throughout the city.
Scandinavian Singing Society pio-
nle. see ad. page I.
Fletcher 4 Carpenter. realty BAN
gains only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
Losing Ria Vitality

Il
and
hraubea know
ali
a
- fs
ha, he has relatives n that vicinity! that a. kanass he married
perhaps than MS rasuers sheriff cudhe has this possibility
his
= .
aad
reports
has
ksanae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
TO THE GLACIERS

The steamer Garonne IL now lyibg
"a the harbor undergoing thar"us a
reuos alton before taking up her run
on the Christian Endeaxor excursion
to Glacier bay. Juneau. sitka. etc.
on July -. Extensive preparations
have been made for the convenience
ana entertainment of the excursion
lists and large number Of bookings
are already reported. After her first
voyage the Garoune VIII make see
oud trip at the close of the EtkH'
carnival, taking as passengers 4
large number OF the f.iks and their
fftanAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
Too Late to Classify

OR sTOLEN-on small
brlndle COW about years old. Any
information leading TO recovery
win be rewarded. Martha Clark.
Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

Is al
IL sad to
I Il
verified latte eeasnee given 20 and the
ts
excit o terrified Imagination.
groundasa
The rsportc create IN
is
beeved
II
a
Of %
vi
Public runnnx high and
viii be
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D. S. JOHNSTON co.
General Music Dealers.
oo3 and Ave. Burke Bldg.
GOOD. BAD AND
INDIFFERENT

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids WIN be received by the Council
Of the Town of Columbia. County of
King. State of Washington, until two
o'clock y. m. July 81. A. q. 1909.
for the grading on Ferdinand street.
In said town. between the center line
OF Letitia and the east line OF Brent's
street as shown by the profile on file
with the clerk OF said town. Each
bidder must name a lump sum for
work complete. and be accompanied
with n certified check for three per
cent OF the total amount bid. to be
forfeited to the town OF Columbia In
case the successful bidder fails to
enter iato said contract within Ave
days after the award OF the contract
to him.
The council reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
Dated this II IN day OF July, A. II.
1902.
FRANK n. CONVICTION,
Clerk of the Town OF Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
YESTERDAYS CHASE
by COLI MURRAY

The base Of operations Harry Tracy outlaw
murderer changed Of
northeast
eiudd the
LeafY and Black
sheriff
picked mon nom Kns
Shohomah rhuaon
forced him to
contrary sherin Cudhee
man
county ana across the sound and
be
nNend the reah
nahected
murderer "A
loudly proeieim
have been taken here there
should be
Who Creates rhomf
Sheriff cudhse has had
es the
their ssatemen when
have Nevertheless
valuable "
ehansed method
aisorEhnized Sheriff
he
Ia
nearing end Nature n bound as.
and aided Ms phenomenal cunnns bat telling
More than he sroud OF
hlcodhoundz close his trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
MUCH BETTER

LONDON, July i2.--The king f.
making such excellent progress that
hereafter bulletins VIII be Issued on
alternate days.
Reichert Bros. pianos. ITO Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12

NOTICE or HEARING.
SALE OF LOT 30 BLOCK z, KING
COUNTY ADDITION
Notice Il hereby given that the Hoard
Of County Commissioners Of kinE County
wash. viii convene In their rooms
In the King County courthouse ON the
fth day OF August, 1909. at tho hour of
? O'Clock n, M Tor the purpose 81 de-
termininE the adeisahility Of selling tot -
block z Of kipa County addition Parties
intefesicd In said sale win appear before
this board al that time and have hear
ing
Dated this 2nd day OF July. 1902
The Board o. County Commissioners OF
king County.
by Geo. ~. LampinH.
clerk OF the n0ard
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Sua.si el and Psfiniag Co.

Second block OF stock Of 1890
shares nearly AL soid. That remain
Ing yet 20 Be had az 1Se per share.
rsose aessrsng stock viii DO well to
ses promptly. Early advance In price
ELLIS MORRISON. Asat. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
lie. Wash.
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THERE WAS
TIME

when people we're almost afiaia TO
enter = drug store Ter fear % eetnk
held up Hut those days are pss''
and q l. owing to the stand the
partsil Drug C. has taken against
nssh and unjust prlccs. Compare eur
rrscts 70 others,
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se.ndIn.vi.n Picnic

Pleasant Beach viii be the ideal
spot 20 spend Sunday. Speeches on
topics Of the day by prominent ora
tors. music by the celebrated sing
ing society. dancing 10 the strains
Of Prof. Leubes'r excellent orchestfa.
Boat leaves colman dock at ?. 10 and
II a. m, ~ 20. 81 is. 80. $50 and
10. % u. m. Fare. zoe round trip
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Scandinavian Singing Society pic
mic. see al. page Z.
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we never have mistakes In our
Prescription Department. Ihey are
=, double checked by Graduates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-12
OUR PRICES

rnported CASTLE soap. per III. t2hc
Curative skin Soap ssc size Toe
transparent Giyeerlne soap. iec sIas
...s.s,..ss.s. tt...stsss.ssssssss az
Red cross Tar and Esx Soap. SIS
eiEe .s,.ss.sssssts.s ttssstss.s' t"V
rithis Tablets. sc size.. ....,... zoe
Insect Powder. best. per pound zoe
s.,,,n.. Feed. zee size ......... .35c
witch Hazel, fnn pint bottle. zoe
r.nxia Foot Fly Paper sticky. 81
sheets -. -. ....-.... -. .tsfC
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Fletcher & Carpenter. realty ban
Gains guly
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-22
hoRToAeEE's NOTICE OF iNTeN,
TON TO FoREcLosE MORT.
GAGE AND OF SALE.

In accordance with a power Of sale
contained In that certain mortgage
made by J. X. KahoOkano 10 J. Alfred
Magoon, dated September I'd, 1897, re-.
g dcd in tn" Register Office, Oahu,
in Liber III, pages 22S.9, notice is
hereby given that said mortgage in
tends to foreclosc said mortgage for
condition broken, to wit, the non-pay.
mont of principal and interest when
Gue and upon said foreclosure will
sell at public auction at the sale
rooms Of VIII Il. Fisher in Honolulu,
~ Wednesday the 18th day of May,
\. d. 1902, at ~ o'clock m. of said day,
III" premises described in said mort.
gage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had OF
J. 4. MagOon. I, |. Dillon, or J. Light
Icot, attorncys.at-law. Magoon block
corner Alakca and Merchant streets
Honolulu. ]. ALFRED MAGOoN,
Mortgagec
dated Honolulu, April %, 1902.
First That land, containing an area
OF IL acres, situate at Makapala,
North Kohala, Hawaii, being the por.
ton Of the land described in Royal Pat.
ont No. 1871, Award 1881, to Keliileo.
lea, az described in deed of partition
Of u. W. 4. Kahookano and J. X. IA.
kookano, dated September ION, 1858,
recorded In the Register Office, Oahu,
IN ."ucr 81, pages 4I0-l.2.
Second. All those portions of the
Land described in said Royal Patent
No. 1871, Award 1881 as follows:
(a) All the kula land situate between
the land Of Kalai, k6aloha, and Komo.
p,ua.
CD All the kula land situate on the
East side OF the lands of Kealoha and
komomua, and lying on the makai side
OF the Government road, and adjoining
the land of Kalai.
tc) All the land on the Pail side to
the gulch Of Makapala, which is on the
riGkai side of the Government road.
The lands described In subdivisions
a. b and C being the land described in
deed from Mareka to said ]. X. Ka
hookano dated August 22d, 1889, and
recorded In said Office in Liber 1870
prge 259.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-22
KONA IS NOW GRINDING.

The news brought by the Mauna Loa
this morning with reference TO the sit
uation at the kona sugar company has
raised all the stockhoIuers OF the city
to the seventh heaven OF ueugnt Tor
the path leading out OF the woods
seems to be taIriy IN Wow.
a letter from Mr.. ocUIl, recently ap
pointed receiver, states Lnat Ine mil
began grinding last oa,uIuoy ana That
the daIIy output ~ aUUuL uIIeen tons
i ne portuguese ana JAPANESE Dutn are
cutting their cane ana uav,ng II trans.
ported to the maj tor EiInuna. me
japanese nave come Out VI lueir dis
agreeaDIe moou anu aie wUI KING along
with the res, toward the ehu vi pull
ing the planlauun out Uf Iae noe.
Mr. Scott states mat tuIs sIa,e OF af-
fairs with regard to the japanese was
all brought about by Consul Saito and
that to MN Is que the cIeOIt Tor the
whole desirable situation as 1t now
stands Had It not been for the visit
of the pcaCe-making Consul 10 the
plantation, the same sId,e VI HnaIrs
that existed there month ago would
remain unchanged. ne pU,uIed out
| the only way by when the japanese
could ever get back what they had lost
and the men saw the IedsOn VI 1t and
went ahead as ne hau suggested.
II is further stated in the letter that
| the men in charge of the plantation
are now laying their pans for tho
| painting VI the 1904 crop ana also thai
the work of installing the triple effect
| that has boon at the plantation foI
some length OF time, has already begun,
a number Of the stOyhuU,ueIs u, me
! plantation were seen To-Day and they all
tell the same story about the starting
OF the trouble nj the Plantation. They
say that It was cnurciy due to some
attorneys who expected to get large
fees by fomenting trouble.
These same stUckhOIueis are OF tho
opinion that the visit Of Cecil Brown to
the plantation is fraugnt with more
Significance than wouIu appear on the
surface. TO them the move indicates
that there has been an understanding
between Messrs. Samuel NJ. Damon
and Cecil Brown and that the two
banks which they represent will act In
conjunction in any plan looking toward
the placing OF the plantation on SOUND
financial basis once more. However
nothing that would suggest such d
thing has been given out by either Mr
Damon or Mr.. Brown
a sample of the sugar now being pro
duced at the plantation may be seer
at the McIncrny shoe store, fort street
near King
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-22
A COLLEGE CONCERT

4 concert under the auspices jt the
Department Of Music at Oahu College,
will take place at Pauahi Hall on Fri.
usy evening next at s O'Clock. Follow
JIG Is the program:
PIANO Duet. March op. 40, No. 3d..
...... ...... 900. Schubert
Mss Edna Horner and Mr.. BaIlaseyus.
Chorus. Last Night ,......... Kjorult
Violin, Cradle Song ....... Eicho"rR
Master Willie Hoogs.
Tpno (aJ waltz op. II =. Rv. Kerdell
Mr.. Allan Robinson.
o. Spring Song op. lS......Merkrl
Miss Amy Hill.
Vocal I'm Rosajo ........... Mattel
Miss Sarah Lyman.
Piano Duet, Rondo op. a -. Kuhlau
Miss Edith Spalding and Mr.. Balla.
seyus.
Violin Petit Air Varie ....... Dancla
Mr.. Joe Decker.
Two Pianos. symphony in q Minor
,.. .., -. -. .....'''''' MoZar'
First Movcment)
Misses Lyman. Horner, Sorenson and
Mr., Ballascyus,
Chorus Come, Gentle Spring. Haydn
(From the Seasons.l
Piano, Love Song ........,. Henselt
Miss Edna Horncr.
Violin Quartet ............. Fritscha
Joe Decker, Geo. Hapai, Hale Austin,
Sarah Lyman.
Vocal. The Golden Threshold Loht
Miss Florence Hill.
Violin Obligato. Miss Woods.
Piano, La Chatelaine Waltz. .Kettcrcf
Miss Dagmar Sorenson.
Chorus, The Glory of God in Nature
q, e. ., beethoven
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-22

HoOdlums and oher kindred spirits
are beginning to see what they can do
with the fire alarm and police boxes
recently installed in the streets OF Hoo
nOlulu. Today n sailor from one Of the
vessels in port was caught turning the
handle of the fire box at the corner OF
Nuuanu aud King streets. He evil
IDENTIFY did not know that bell Is in
the habit OF ringing whenever anyone
turns the handle. The sound Of the
bell attracted the police officer who
was doing duty In the vicinity and he
saw the fellow with his hand on the
handle.
The sailor was arrested. At the po-
lice station II was seen that he was
slightly under the influence of liquor
and after Captain Kanae had lectured
him severely for what he had done,
he was allowed to 90. On his way out
into the street he tried to apologize to
every officer he met in the hallway.
A couple OF cases Of the same nature
were reported by the police yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-22
ARRIVALS AT MOANA

Following Is list of the latest ar
rivals at the Moana hotel: +. II. War
die and wife, Portland; J. Otis Averill,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Boyd. Miss G. l..
Livingston, New York; Mr.. ana Mrs
a, H. Rosengarten, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Goodall, Miss Ella
Goodan, Mrs. Leland stanford, Miss
Bcrner. Mrs. J. u. Spreckcls and maid,
Mrs. S. W. Forman, San Francisco; T..
II. Kllo. Paris. his; J. G.. Palmer. Pa
rls, H.: MIR. and Mrs. q. Clark, Mol
bourne: Mrs. \. Wright. Miss Wright,
Miss L. Wright. p. Wright, \. Mcken-
zie. New South Wales: Ruymon u. Tur-
ncr. Dr. Guinness. Mrs. King. Miss
Cooper, England; Mrs. Hudson, L. 5.
A.: Mr.. and Mrs. y. WeltOn. \. s.
Wales: ". Weight. Apia. Samoa: JnU,
Kingston. II. williams. j. T.. Range,
Scotland: Miss Eva Coffee, Miss NJ,
Coffee. W. l.. Jones. sydney; l.. II,
/ DarlOt Perth, W Aus: u. stewart,
Ro"lman, W. Aus. Il, \. Scott, J. Bur
CESS. Dumfries Scotland; 4. Turner,
Birmingham. Eng. Alfred CloX, +. \.
Kuffcr T.. $. A.: T. d. Mckay, Ioko-
hama; !. +. q. Stratton. New York:
+. l.. MunsOn, t. 5. A.; T. W. n. Ash
ton, Shanghai: J. WarbuIton, Eng,
G.. Il. Champlain, Miss Florence
Champaign. II. Il. Smith, Miss Hattie
Potter. Providence; Miss y. +. Haw-
ley, City; Thos. OHagen and valet.
Luke Bishop. London; L. 5. Gill and
wife, =. j. Farley, City; Hon. X. Lee
Bryce and wife, Australia: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T.. Cooper, City; Lieut.. Irving
I Miles and wife, Eng; Mr. and Mrs. c.
Arnold and child, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Field, Nelson, New York: Miss Me
! Lean, w. Corbett, Australia ID. Null
Ter +. T.. Manning, Denmark; Miss
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-22
TAILORED SKIRTS FOR WOMEN

believe that could
procuring readym skirts which would
all the quality
by dessmakers the making
Of making cloth silk dress
....
the skirt business has
grown. Every have bought skirts
this with make In
choice ampler stock and in
we'll factor in the reducing
prices. q
The a higher grade than
any They gathered from the
saesrooms few each
styles beyond they
meeting other skirts
like eevry Tn, o.