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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
SAME HEALTHY CONDITIONS
IN TRADE OF THE CLEAN,
poo,,ests for the Product Are Numerous
and from Many Sources The
General Situation.

The rice market shows the same healthy
condition as far as demand Is concerned
and the Houston product retains Its high
favor in the estimation Of the trade Re
quests for the product arrive from all re-
rIons OF consumption, and the educational
work promises TO do much to increase the
future prospects. New YORK ADVICE
,,,ves the following on the general situation
NJ the end OF the week;
* arm market was reported ror de slI.,
lie grades of domestic and prices were htIi,,
pSerings OF Honduras grades, especially
Etad ice we're decidedly limited, due to
he small available supplies; and they were
LA AZ extreme prices. Fancy grades OF
~ neentu,ostic Inpan also were reported in small
supply aud being concentrated INTO f9 91
hands. The medium grades OF domestic "a,
-, we're altered with some freedom; sun
P pan showed no disposition TO force
sales and with a moderate distributing
trade prices held steady
' DTotptions continue without change
though the tone is strong
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Msncheiter. february 1s.-Cloths dull
but steady Yarns steady with little doing.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
Special Ia The Post)
Gibraltar Passed: Warrior tBr). from
Calcutta FOR Galveston,
Kinsalc Passed: Euskaro (Span), from
Calves on for Manchester.
Hayre Arrived: Helahburu CBrl, from
Galveston.
Marcus Hook. Passed down: Mezicana
,BrA. from Philadelphia. for Vera Cruz via
New York. Smiled Schooner John NJ.
Souther. for Galveston,
barge No. -, in tow Of tug STANDARD, for
Port Arthur. Texas,
Port ERds La.--Arryed Ely tBrl, from
Ce,lha Smiled III cid tAm). FOR New York
Iiaugnien lBrl, for Rotterdam via Nor.
folk; Mira Br) for Liverpool.
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pnrGs AND cHEMIcALs.

ouinine. 4Od42c per ounce bottle; NOR,
prine So 25Go so per ounce; cocaine SOU
per ounce boraX siAc per pound In loO,Io
packages eopperas, 81 40 in barrels cast or
epsom salts. ST Is per 100 lbs In barIels'
alcohol. So T0d3.Od per gallon sulphur,
81 05 per 100 lbs In barrels; alum, ~ per
pounds In barrels; saltpeter, &c per ponn,u
81 90: gum opium, S3!s5: powdered opium.
S4S5: carbollc acid, 40d42c per pound IN
bottles; calcium cnrhide. $500 per lVJi ue
llrered TeXas common railMay points.
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New York. February ls.-SThe dry goods
market today showed some improvement in
volume Of business Exporters are now
putting forward more bids for heavy brown
eottons. There was strong tone In PRINT
Cloths hut no advance. STAPLE p'dnts we're
st,ons: ginEhams were scarce. irrespeetite
on rricea Cotton hosiery aud underwear
we're quiet and unchanged
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RECORD OF RICE MARKETS

unchanged Clean rice ruled moderately
active. with no quotable change In prices.
Receipts from country mills were on
more liberal scale, ,,
Receipts: MSS sacks NJ rough and 2s3S
rockets Of clean Sales: 1880 pockets Of
clean and no sacks Of rough.
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ton Is weak and the facts from day 70
day tend to prove the lncorrectnesS Of smib
crop estimates san sentiment CONTINUES
very hullish in consequence Of the hrmness
OF values which are maintained by New
Iork's manipuative tactics. For the pres
ent opinions are vauelcss, yet II is only
question OF time when the legitimate fea
lures will again rule the market.
IL & b. Beer
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HEAVY STAPLES.
HgNlIl0N-powdcr, per kcg. $500;
Y pSder, Sl65 per kcg; drop shot,
IN N45; buck, S1.7O.
~ Gs- Extra short clear, in sacks,
~ An, regulars, 10&a1lu; boxed, nc
@lles, ll%@l2c
s,s!Ng AND TIES So Bagging, 2-lb,
Ya i'sc; arrow ties. less than car.
AN NV ron Houston, Sl.25.
eirsllek Wrapped, basis -, No. ..
s,Iu Joy No. !, full weight, basis
XII Peg ID; special sizes, isc high
Mt MN s9aiilac, rs TO laulity.
sslssLSlsr full weight, lie, Gran.
tsagat' lOi3c; Electric Lights. DC.
liSG2.OO '-''''4''-'o' hosen-
Xxx ssl-R!o, fair, slsaSAc: primo. oN
N &al9c; fancy, lOlbGdlIc; Pea :.
-lSloEe; Cordova, l2isc: roastra
honckes Arlosa. basis lW5ll,
as delivered, Apex. ii. 40c: lion
" S'9 seal Mocha aud Java, lib
Mocha and Java blend. Lib
r ny asa a.lb pals, lSNc.
aths-A Il G. soda buIk hoxcs
N Hltons, per dozen, qOc: ginger
M ,eIea!ns, Sc, stage planks, soc +:
nv umbles, lie.
essls iS-lb sacks: Fancy high
M. M" I, Ilahey. half patent, 81. 10:
Inv. S.l0' 4lh sacks, lOc per har.
u0ur In wood, 15c per Darrel
slcEoUs GooDs-Grits hom,rv
MI meal' In 40lb sacks, per sex.
M lesl, in S6-lb sacks. % 20 nor
~, puf sacks Scotch oats S3O5.
Il. t5O5; Columbia OATS. {. ~.
M, Sss' {2.sj; Hecker's bnckwbeat'
egssges, $3.50. y "'N n " NV" u
r. N TlM1 i.d tlerce, compounds SiA6t
- ql0&c; 50lb cans We highcT
nm Job cans. %c birher, Ain
ssher; Bib cans, Ic nigher
a Ans, ~ llac; fancy, 12&Ml3c;
-''''' 'l.oo per barrel; coopcred,
S n,s earrelI, 5oa75c per gollon,
d M, extracted, 5aGc per nJund'
Nlle; In l2lb cans cxtrnc gd
- sSTSs sections, 12ml3c.
NJ Renolled. fair 1Rx0f,Sc,
mn ~ choice, 25a26c: fancy ,t new ne,
''' pure new crop syrup
sISsgp MILk-ros,e. So. 7,a7 %.
~, A INA 90 ~ inc, So.nOtu1.bO
lkS-llS - Winner, S4.25G4.35
Is Weight 2 'a!i weight, or. S5d9oc
M us nyS oL, Sl-6OGl.70; lib, D OF
,ssAt sSoo weight, 55d60c; 2-lb
va '0evVc' lunch oysters, lib
~ F.lSyss,rallou kegs. s1.so; 10
g EyIe 2, os2bbls, $500; pints
10; BraIiei,o quarts, American
Va 500. 1880; lgallon, Amer
Ars a. gallon hexagon, $3.50.
III, ls.Sai mead Bl4M61ac; choice
scss., 1ee'Hc; fancy imported, ga
s sss basis Tie. sxc. Mani. no
"a Iouisi.rah' eci tarred, 7hc.
MA ssns coarse, SOC: 6ne. s5e
s2O" ZOOS, S2.45; 100-3s
~ y Aackerel M in ,ol,
~ isbs l, nali, h9ls, 7o-lb, No.
rs Cast. Fillar Rock. Columbil
- 3al AlssSa ROCK, Columbia River
w HIM. Si;l5; Toy, Columbi.
~ brand neil Columbia River
- Alssts Ss,S0; CarnatiOn brand
Sl'S5dl.4 40; Pink Alas
sasd, A. iassan quarters, S3.610
~ oua,t ~ iuda, 20; imported GIl
,S6Oeile ns Sl2.5o, fancy sprais
H-slspSesw according TO grade
.aSs,l.r9 goods Pearl. In &C
tsg5e M, Royal Gloss or Archer
N ~ L; , eo' 100 packages. pc
Slb sorh starch, 5sc per n
ais ar az are for small lots
tl,nul. even on carload orders
u LouIs,s 5c cubes and pow
Sssslcs' ~ ~ yellow, clarified an
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots, T. O. b. cars from millers;
dealers charge from store 5@10c more per
100 lbs on bran, 2qSc per bushel on oats
and corn, and 10gl5c per 100 lbs on hay
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, S1.l5dl.l1.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, Sl.2oG
1.3O.
CORN-No. . sacked 70lagslc.
jUAA CHOPS-pure, 81. 46Ql4S.
oATS-Per hushel, 57Gopc
HAY Alfalfa, S15.OO@ 80; choice tim
othy, Sl9.O0dl9.50; South Texas prairie
hay, 8. 5Oi 10 so; North Texas and Territory
hay, $40 Goals. 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19

WIRE NAILS SOS base per keg.
BARRED WIRE Galvanized, Glldden,
81 80 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker 5000
per 100 lbs.
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The New Orleans Market.

New Orleans. February ie'-rne mA,set
for rough rice ruled very du'h no u@aius
beIpx reported. Prices ware StsaoS sIo
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prt1lIy.1f day DAY. 70 R,is,Nfss.
sharp Advance on Ae-
p'n .,s,r Priees-Selling
&c Higher

,,rket yesterday was fair
sis'','' Il" healthy tone was In evil
bn ala ~ various lines of commodl'
sil NV ..ore increased and the or
= Is' Sufficient to cause free move
lam, have gone sc higher
v, !. bare OF cranberrles' and
'l 4 he future will be very scarce
..,,s have beer materially re-
- p y. email lots are at present on
~, celery IL now arriving daily
pu' W.. on the market Include the
W., S.w Mexico ano home produce.
,onles caused a rush to get
,s,t have accumulated since the
~ n, ' nm short on supplies, and fur
,.rts are expected today.
!, raw sugar at the four ports
..t ver, 31.177 tous; last week
y, last year 3O,977 tons; estimated
y. roo TONS; last week 5000 tons;
Ivy sooa 10 tons stocks So, go tonse
y y, sl0s5 tons: last year Us, ll{
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-19
"wArTs GASOLINE,

"7HE GULF REFINING COMPANY.
PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS, ARE NOW
PRODUCING WHAT THEY LIST As
WATTS GASOLINE. RI HAS BEEN
FOUND ia BIZ SATISFACTORY IN GAS
ENGINE WORK, HAVING BEEN THOR
oUGHLY TRIED AND APPROVED BY
THE LARGEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS. WRITE FOR PARTIcU-
LARS" s'S
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

APPLES Fancy evaporated, 5O-lb boxes,
0Ld9Iac; lib cartOus fancy. 1ol2c: cartons.
choice. alac; choice eyaporated. sAc; sun
dried, Gac,
APRlCoTs- Per III, loose 1Olaalic.
CtTRON In t0lh boxes, l4e.
CURRANTS-, 25-lb boxes. cleaned, bulk
SH@ac, lib cartons. 9HQt1c.
DATES I'm packages, Ii5Qsl9c Fard
dates, DC; Helowei, bulk, 6O-lb boxes
5d6c.
FIGS Imported, 12lad15c.
PEACHES Choice new stock, sAd9c
RAlSINS-C California. 3-crown. l.. L.
boxes. 81. 65dl75: ls-b boxes, l.. NJ raisins
60d7Nc; 2-crowp, L. NJ ralsins, 50lb boxes
7i9d7&c 3-croWn. l.. NJ, T%Nsc.
PRIrNES california, aO-l0IS Jc, s0-9Os
5i3c; 20 sos, 81; 6o7os, 6iac 5o-6os, &c; 40
sos Sc.
NUTS Brazil. ledlTc per III; hlberts
Sicily. 13c; California walnuts. l3Gl4c
peanuts, fancy hand picked. 6WGhr; No
:. 4&ajc; Jumbo, 7@1~c; almonds, Tara
gona. 16d17c per III IN sacks; California
almonds, loo; pecans, Zoe; chestnuts, Pied
mOntes, Sc.
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PROFESSIONAL.

S. o. COTTON & BROS. Fire Insurance
Agents aud AdJusters. Main 81. II
BYERs & BYERS, LAwYERs-Practice In
STATE and Federal courts. Wilson build,
ing, 915A Congress avenue. 20
TOHN IL. KOPF, undertaken and embalmer,
lO14 Prairie avenue; phones GS7, 7-22
0TTR PHONE NUMBER Is 400. Houston
Plumbing and Manufacturing Co, 7l3
Main street. n
CpOTTP- COLDS, Ppuemonia; use Tire
famous "Jo.He" OIL; 1t has saved the
lives OF thousands after all other known
remedies had failed. H. b. Jones Sons,
PROJECTORS, Dallas, Texas. n
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU,
Experienced and BONDED detectives fo'
civil or criminal investigation; bonded
Watchmen fer day or night service. NJ.
n. Cure, general manager, 3O5h Main
street Il
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED Magazine solicitors aud book
agents; most successful subscription propo
sitlon yet made, no competition; large
commissions; permanent work; Camp
belts illustrated Journal Manhattan
Bldg Chicago, III.
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FoR -Eighty-three one and a half
yard dump carts, ten ten-yard standard
gauge air dumping cars, nifty No. 1 drag
scrapers new, fifty No. drag serapers
lsecond handD, three ingersoll steam
drills. twelve No. / wheel scrapers near
iy new, twelve No. wheel serapers
NEARLY new), one track laying machine,
foek tools. tents, wheelbarrows, hoistng
engine, pumps, pile hammer, plows, shoy-
els, small tools. etc. Kicker q Lee, Gal.
weston. Texas. n
FRUIT trees and ornamentals: complete
assortment Of all adapted yarietiesi free
descriptive catalogue Alvin Frnit and
Nursery Co, Algoa, Texas. q
FOR sALE- Nice line Of plumbing goods;
phone 400. Houston Plumbing aud man.
ufacturing co. "
PICTURES and picture frames. j.. I:
Kopf. 10l4 Prairie avenue. I.zS
FOR SALE-5O horse power boiler, ~
charge pipe. i2lnch belt, heater reed
pump, steam exhaust and water csnnec
fions ali compete; new. never run ten
hours. can be seen az Eagle Lake. Ad.
dress G. II. Wax. Eagle Lake. Texas. q
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s'T Thos asv's sales amounted to $40 pockets
n Ian. u'' There were no receipts OF rough
o. me- tSe day,- making total TO date o. g.
or sacks.
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MISCELLANEOUS sroCns.

Am Brewing Association ...... S6I No
Commercial National Bank 80 ~ 2J3 -
Galveston Wharf Co......l 81 ~ 81 90
Houston Land and Trust
60. ...,...-. ........'... IlOt ~ Is-...., 81.
Houston Drug Co........ 1875 90 100 20
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Go. ,...,.......,... I'.'.'...I % W
International Creosote Co.
of Beaumont .,.....,....l ~ ~ i.....,..
Moore Cortes Canal Co.. ,......l 03 IS
Merchants National Bankll5 90 40 90
Magnolia PARK Co. ......,I.,......l 70 ~
Mutual Building and Loan
Association ..........,..| ..,....,'IOp ~
Planters aud Mechanics
National Bank .......,.. lOj 10 ,...-.,,
Rockdale oil Mil Co ....'..,.....'ljO 10
South Texas National Bank l3j ~ To- 80
Sour Lake Springs Co. eco .,,..,.., 80 %
Southwestern Dry Plate Co',........lO 5 OO
Trinity Rice, Land and Ir-
rlgatlon Co.......,......l ....,,,.I 90 ~
Texas Savings Real Estate
and Investment Co...l "a 20 20 70
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FOR SALE.

MIRRORS resilvered mirrors for sale, mir
rors exchanged, Houston Sign and Mirror
Works. iO6 Congress. phone col. II
HOUSTON lNSTALLMENp Co. sells solid
oak suites at $50 and upwards, payments
OF 81 per week or 81 per month: houses
furnished from kitchen to parlor on easy
payments, Cnll and see US. New phone
1913. TO2-T0I Maia street go
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

|.-nrlson Of these quotations shows
,ivptages in favor OF Houston as a
IN Market. When the buyer conSid-
Il, hne6ts 10 he derived f1'om Hous-
Sirbt rates be will find that even
~ snotable figures at other mar
" cwer. the price finally paid Is
I'm greater. The prices are those Tul-
1rms Houston wholesale merchants,
Il ryised daily.
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PRODUCE.

TRODlCE.
BEEsWAX-Prime Texas. 22a23c per
:, BEANS-Imported navy beans, 41s949sc.
bayou, &c: English dried SIC: pink &c:
6iaick eyed, 42t@3c Michigan navy, 40;
california navy, 4Ad4lac; Snaps 81 90 per
bpshcl; wax. $3.50 per bushei California
Lmas, jl2d6c.
BUTTER Blue Star, 22a23c; dairy, ice;
Eiein creamery, 20a3oc: Texas bricks. i5a
ne Olcomargarlne- Lincoln solids. 12l5C;
Lincoln prints. 1312c; Daisy solids. 16Gi7c:
prints, lsc: Monkeys special, 1Sc CRYSTAL
Gem and country rolls i9c: Empire state
dairy bricks, 2O. Ideal, l1iac; Purity
creamery, 20 and 30lb tubs, 22c: lib
prints, &c; Elgn creamery, solids, 1Sc;
country butter, in pals, loa2oc.
CABBAGE-ll4dil ar.
-CHEEsE-W inconsin full cream rolls.
l2ci Wisconsin fun cream daisies. l3Aa
FAC; wisconsin half cream. i2i2d13c
Kansas, 24G25c: Texas, 24Gt9Jc
325
oNIoNs-rcr pound 3Md3Ac.
ONIONS Per pound, 3]ga3&c: Spanish
onions, in buShel crate., per crate, S1.65.
PEPPER Chile. new, 15d16c per pound;
POTATOES imported stock, S11oal Is;
sacks, $40; l0.peck sacks So. 4Oa3.56.
PEANUTS--Iumbo per pound 7m7Ec;
! fancy hand picked No /, 6a6Hc.
| PECANS. New Texas per pound l0G
! 2 -: fryers large 80 5Od3 II; hroilers.
/ $225d2 -; mixed lots, S30Od3 %. cocks,
large old, SlSo02O %; ducks. large, $4,000
| $50; geese, fun .feathercd, S4OOd5.OO;
/ turkeys, hens, $7O0as.50; turkeys, gobb,ers,
/ S0O0dl2.OO
! SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin and vel.
! low vans. s5cGSl 90 huShel according to
quality; white vans, 40Hl0C.
TOMATOES--Key West 6,baskrt crates
! 50 0oN2 30; Mexican. 6-basket crate, SO -;
| 4-haSket crate. 200
/ CELERG-Whitc plume, per crate, $500
per bunch, 50d652: coast country. per
bunch, 3jc
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APPIFS--Fancv Rem Davis, S. 25dj So
Jonathan and WincsapS, SO 90,
BANANAS-Loose, $l.65d LT5; packed
$lT5R2.OO.
CRANBERRIES- 81 OOa3.25 per bushel
crate; barrels So0Ndo 30
COCOANTTS- Per sack Of 100, $500
S.75 loss quantities. $500.
lemons McssiuaS. new crop, $1,000
375; CALIFORNIA;. S2,5Ou2.T5
ORANGES-Calitornia nayels, 50. 100 8 90.
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ONLY TWO NEW TIANOS lcfl fIom ZOO
ruary shipUent, o style kimhal. wor b
$3.50. TO close St2l. STYLE j. worth $i-1,
10 nlnec AML4. OLLNurA. ~ IlANIa. -
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4 GOOD single side box top buggy, in
good condition. Norfect x Brooks, 2Ot
Binz building ID
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BARBER 1HAlRS-Secoud hand cheap;
sent on approval AlSu second hand mir.
rors and cases; chairs for rent; we pay
the freight l.. n Boring Supply Co,
1910 Prairie -
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ROSES The plUnlsl / on'cr INC incsi r0se7
the world has yet produced, lycarolh
25c: 9-year.old zoe. a. whitaker Bous-
ton -
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FOR pr ,es of sorghum, Juillot and rcl
rust proof OATS Tor seed, also Tor sr0in,
hay and purnu feed, address MoTcHItile
Grain Co. Houston, Texas; phones 62l
4. O, box 5jl, Il
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CHOICE CUT FLOWERS at the stacy
Drug store both phones No. fii; orders
Tiled at short notice; this department
rs under the Supcrntcndcucc OF MI. a.
whitaker. who while directing the
growth, supcyYi ses the packing and shin
ming: large entertainment catered for
In advance from any portion OF the State.
SIG Main street, under Rice hotel. -
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bs Cotton
|xchsnge
Cotton 4
be ersv
|ry 10 col
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SALE STILL ON-We were unable to a"-
commodatc all customers today and beg
10 say we SIN hold out he birgatus Of
the WASHINGTON hotel; nrplturc, linrns,
suites and all furniture OF that Groom
hotel; sale Will continue until sold.
Wright a Coombs, 4l4 Milan. 20
SITpw CASES bank and drug axtures
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|ofes- sE
|ifd DUE
| futurat
h sales.
[ipril5!p
septenos
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FOR SALE Chid's phaoton; cheap Al
dress 4agG this office 10
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| ;cs.oSf
| ca
RD-.l
wllres|
. usiss 4
sSssSGs'p|
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IA CAPTAIN, a. 205 Milan street, near
Franklin, pays highest prices for gentle,
mems old clothing and shoes send postai
card: will call. u
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-24
PLEASED WITH
HAWAII'S CHARM


Doe some day I hope. Here" showing
some Photographic souvenirs of the COLI
lpge is the memorial arch with the
ST. Gaudcus decoration and here BIS the
memorial church from the quadrangle.
You see the library lobby has marble
California marble for it's walls and
here is thu museum, we are adding
wing to that / suppose as ] said be-
fore that ! have been too eager to push
to complete the plans but there is still
so much to be done"
Mrs. Stanford will sail from here on
the China next Wednesday TO Japan
staying there while the steamer goes
or to China, returning on the same
boat The uninterrupted ten days of
the voyage is the part of the trip most
eagerly looked forward to-. we have
been fortunate i'm securing the best of
accommodations everywhere. The hotel
here is splendid. They furnish every
thing, even to a cure for mosquito
bites and really one would think from
the attention they bestow upon you
that you are the only guest i'm the ho-
tel. These surroundings are perfect.
You know the college is built I'm the
Moorish style the same type as many
of the old California missions and this
hotel has something of the same char
acter Of design"
Mrs. Stanford will meet all the old
Colegians of her university that can
be present, most of them having al
ready accepted the invitation, at
dinner which viii be given them on
Monday evening next They in their
turn have been planning a reception
for Mrs Stanford.
Stanford University was first con-
ceived by Mr., and Mrs. Leland Stan
ford as a memorial to their son who
died of a malarial fever while travel
ing in Italy with his tutor. The idea
was to give to the children Of Califor-
MIA the advantage that they intended
for him. The cornerstone was laid in
May, 1887 and the University opened
to students in October, 1891. The ORR
Final endowment consisted of over
eighty thousand acres of land and a
cash endowment at the death of Sena-
tor Stanford of two millions and
half Since then Mrs. Stanford has
added from time to time to the endOw-
ments until in June, 1899, the gift was
completed by the turning over Of the
residue of the Stanford estate by Mrs.
stanford consisting of money, stocks,
bonds and real estate to the amount of
Twenty-Five million dollars, a regal
gift, appreciated in full by California
whose people by a vast majority voted
to exempt the University from taxa
ton. The University is the richest in
stitutiOn of learning i'm the world
thanks to the munihcence of its donors.
The general plan consists of qua
drangle 600 by $50 feet the center of
which is filled with luXuriant beds of
tropical foliage and around which runs
a continuous facade of twelve princi-
pal buildings, including the memorial
church, a gem of American architec-
ture, the library, already accommodate
ing many volumes and with room for
a quarter of a million in all, the mem
orial arch and the museum. Buildings,
monuments and statuary beautify the
grounds and new wings are constantly
being added OF the various buildings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-24
HEP MOTHERls nIRI

A bright. handsome girl on
tho bordcrIaul between child.
hood and w0muuhool J. at once
@ source Of pride and anxiety
TO her mother Being iutelli,
gent aud duiful She is her
mothers pride. But she has
grown fast and is stiIl growing.
Nature makes stern demands
upon the slender body. The
skin is dull, the eyes lustreless,
the checks and neck are sunk
on, the appetite is capriciouS
and the movements languid.
The trouble is impurity and
sluggishness Of the blood. IL
needs the lifc-giying elements
from which alone the body de,
rives all its yigor and health.
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
Of the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by us from fresh
cod liyers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites, Extracts Of Malt and
Wild Cherry, has saved many
such girls 1t contains all the
flesh-forming and strengthening
qualities Of the oil without its
loathesome taste. The most SEN
sitive and feeble can take it az
they take syrup, and digest it
perfectly. Taken before meals
it creates an appetite, stops the
emaciaiing process, puts flesh
on the thin and bOny body,
and rudy cheeks soon tell the
story of pure blood, good diges-
ton and recovered health. 1t
is a scientific modern combina-
ton Of the best Of curatiYes
made palatablo as honey. Taken
in time it prevents consumption
takon in time it cures. DR.. j.
i. Carrick says: al have had
remarkable success with it in
the treatment of Consumption,
Chronic Bronchitis, Catarrh and
Scrofulous Affections, aud con-
slider it marvellous success in
medicine" TO give it q trial is
to believe in it always thereafter.
Effective from the first dose.
"You cannot be disappointed in
It." Sold by chemists here.