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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-10-10
Two cIaases 81 Hogs.

A famous agriculturalist, when
asked what in his opinion was the
first and most important requisite In
the successful production Of swine
said: "A knowledge Of what consti-
atutes the perfect hog and the practical
application Of the same Id the swine
herd" No man ever gave utterance
ito ~ 3truer statement. a, thorough
knowledge on the Underlying prin.
ciples relating to the breeding and
feeding Of our domesticatedA animals
Is also indispensable. No man can af-
ford to underestimate the value of
the same. They ARE, however. but
the means to an end. The success Of
the sculpturist and the painter is
guided solely by the height of his
ideal, and the nesrness to which.he ap-,
proaches the same. Just so with the
breeder Of live stock, has success will
be determined largely by his standard
OF excellence and the nearness to
which he approaches the same in his
breeding herd. The ultimate end Of
the hog is the block. Thus the per.
feet or ideal hog is the. one which
most nearly meets the demands of the
consumer. The butchers preference
is almost solely controlled by the, de-
mands Of the market. All markets do
not demand the same kind Of hogs.
In some the bacon hog, SO named be-
cause 5df its lDng deep side, is pre-
ferred; while III others the fat or lard
hog is the. most popular, especially
where the demand is. for hams, broad
loins and fat baeks 81 Thus in forming
an opinion as to! the best TYPE, Of
swine to breed, tits we'll to,.keep the
requirements of these two markets in
mind. They have established for,'us
two: very distinct, market classes Of
"o6' - g. M: .;,.;.: =! il, i =,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-23
Mystery OF tho Ice

Darias the intensely bot vessber Of
les, Jaiy . woman ss. 10 40 Ill veniilsssd
room OF . back tenement 10 the great east
side Of The metropolis, leaning ever bod
.here lsy . sick child. he 10 worse, sbs
ssid. aud I m nat have the doctor.
She vent to the Are cscsps. 10 . narrow
dark shaft, where the sun never shsne,
10 look for neishbor 10 help her 10 her
extremity. No one wss there. excepting .
woman on the ate escsps belov. Who hsd
moved in the day before. Tho mother
ssked bsr TO hasten 10 the corner drus
store and send the doctor from there, but
sbs shook her head.
The mother turned bscf, FASTENED into
he narrow public ball spd there met
friend,
| Tbe doctotl she cried. Little Lso 10
worse The xonan below would not 30
for me.
She does not understand. YES the On
sver. None OF us can understand ber ey
ceptipe tho drusgI4t. he sys she is from
Ronm. .uis sud cannot speak like We do.
She moved yesterday from whers she was
because ber child died. Isili 60.
When shs bad gone tha mother vent
again TO the Are escape oud took from .
soap box there q bottle that held little
milk. /, hsd been wrapped 10 bit Of ear
pet 70 shield it frcm the heat She pour
ed the milk into . elsss and tasted H.
| Itis sour she said, and have 10 money
for ioe.
Medicine cannot help your cbild, ssid
the physicisn when 20 csms. He mus'
have nourisbmsnt.
The mother took from her little store
bought more milk, fed her child end
placed the rsmsinder OF the precious suf
ply 10 the so,p box. II WAS quite early
when she ven. for it 10 the morning. enc
great wss her suprise when she found
large piece OF ice beside 1T.
The next day there was Ice WIN 'n'
milk. keeping 1t sweet, and the next de-,
sud the ext. and so on through July enc
August and into September. and th'
mother could not learn who placed !
there.
The little patient became better. and 60
" one morning, when sitting 10 bis bet
) looking out Of the window over The nfs O
cape, be ssw . hand reach up holding
piece Of ice.
SeeI Motherl be cried.
Hte hurried TO the window. and there
standing on the ladder below. vas sh
woman from Roumsnis who could not oil
derstsnd OF be understood. The eyes o
the two met, and mothtrs who hsd sude
cd found that they could understand sscI
other without words.
The neither whose child bad died dre'
from tho bosom OF her drsss . ticket tbs
; read Poor Free Ice Fuud" end showed
10 tho mother whose child was alive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-23
ondensed Stories.

Admiral Schlsy and General Felix Az
rus OF The Baltimore American bsve long
been fast friends. The admiral relstes TO
. newspaper reporter bis fret me ting
with the general. ssys the Chicago Chroni
ole. vas down of the COST OF F'orids.
be says. on one Of the irisstes, and vs saw
o lot OF soldiers on shore. We were rsih
er short OF food ou board ship. but we're
very long on duok troussrs l thought !
would 40 tH 10 the c,mp Of the soldiers
and see II there vas any thing We could OF
change for fresh food. A youos lieuten
sntwho wss 10 tstlers received me.
I'm Lieu.ensnt A ynu, Of Baltimore, be
said.
I'm Eosigo Scbley OF Maryland. ssid 1.
We locked ssch other over. bsd 90
On i'm N sculs.e duck soft. He bad large
qusnity uf vegetables snd soue fresb
meat.
Need snythinai / ssked.
Need clothes. Aanus replied. Are you
ne, ding sny.bine3
Need grub, l sid.
We'll swspl We both sbouled st the SENT
time. aud for divsrs end suudry pairs o.
duck troussrs l go, sundry snd divtrs psi
csIs Of food. Asnos sors the trousers and
s.o the food. snd We both considered II i,
mo.t profitable transaction.
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Wanted to Cot In.

A lsnk, long country stood onsside Of
the reading room door Of The library Of
congress snd looked With longing eyes 81
its eorgtoos interior. Ainittssce had
been refused on bis declaring thst be had
no intsnlioo OF reading. bat be fingered
ussr the door hoping something would
turn up 10 let him 10. Finally be sesin
approached The door keeper
You ssy l oiD1 &c. 10, bo"' be sss
ed.
No. unlsss you vspt 10 resdf VI" tbs
discoprssing reply
A doIlsr vouldur BE- any objses TO you,
xonid 1t, bossf
The doorkesper shook hm hesd snd
waved the insistept victor s~sy. ln .
lev moments ,hfes msnbsrs OF congress
approached sni. noddisg 10 tbs door
keeper ssid, We are N smbsrs. you know
and passed Ia through tbs door Tbs
coanirymsn dSted fofssrd sgsip.
/ ssy. bo,,, he ssssd cgunisnsislly.
hos much does II cost 10 b. . number
bslooe 70 ops lodge sifesiy, bns II ~
.int too sIi fred much III 80 you. Tor !
esrtsioiy do ~spt 10 sit 10 ths snd set
down spell, l csrtsiuiy do.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-23

Len sl.s 10 hos yta, ,hs s'ld' hf
Bsrsscs ns ssry old trend Of mias' 70
tact -Mss Caeripshsn's esstss stfs
srln.on. eni htr hssi ss brsssly sfse' :
be bee sst.d us 10 be his siie, sua =
sr going TO cay ys viii yen cot De
The Hrsi 10 eassrsains nrf
Mr. sseeny ss sirussliSs si'e emo
iions 'or vhisb he eoala eed 90 sofds'
He u.. sm.Ii boy ard tsis large oecs
.isn Mf ssssssy sssliossd hsrd. shse
b. spoke. Tn.bt 700, isd5s, s'ia NJ
ssseny. He ~. besildefst, ont mr.
Bsr,os andsrs,ooi.
Bal. Pessy. ssi J.eh. . little later
shiis Mr. Sseepy" ste turhsy = much lnf
hey and anlimltsd PIE you said 10 . ic'
ter Il thocghi---
Well. ssid Pessy. sirily. teoosh 'ns
eyes th,t looked up si Jsct sers vsrS
sof. and shiDies. l cen cbsnss my miid'
| soppo..f len ehsnss my mind. sap
pos.' / said that my err -Joo mass 90
som s,Lips grand Esd nobls; Mr. ssesny
snd I think you have
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to have a pssn.s. 10 bis rosAr, 20
knov = rss1stt
TIE tannitsl sarsle arose irem Atehi
bsia.
Az, uots shlas de pttefl ssips .il
10 ior far svsy lsuas icy The blue Do
pelsrt
Momsttstily b nl,d BY tas tsalle.l
pedsntry, my hands divsa ir,o my 700
t,,s. ,nd ny vs derins dssers sreonni
cred ihrsspenny bit II is eobvestioa
10 or family not TO srtnd ,hreepesny
bits. They ere saved fer Afebib,ld. l.,
,iiis calls this the drag 90 The vhsel, :
AZ bis f.t band closed on The coin he Ter
got the bule ds peter, bui vss shocked
TO see bic pinh isee eranpIs spd his
nou,h become ,aasre.
don / want the MsIqnish Of London
TO have en, he might shake CO cot of
te's mopsy boil he vailed rieIe,ipsy.
Archibsld Hrtt experiences With = mon
ey bcI which leaked Sturdy ptanies
all over The garden,
II be cries. fios Tor cock, had been Lti
tis Q lsst words from the e.b. But Pre-
fer to reason With tho cbiIe, ae hes
strange sppr, ci.tiou OF reason. Hs,s
sesin l irscs my Own ehsrscer Lsti,is
reasons. but 10 . way 10 one csn follow
save by the light of isi,b,
Mother says u ! 10, en keep nine fot
. little while o mnqoish'll sive me
sems Of e's tbripley bits, Archibald eI
plsined doubifolly.
Nov l regsrd this threepenny bit busi
ness ~ an out and out isilnre Of Letitls's
theory that every thing csn bc explained
to the child.
/ She hss not made clear the working
OF the posttfiics savings bank, aud she
has imbued Archibald with . profound
mis,rus, OF The MHaais OF Londonderry
which msy cling TO him through lie.
Cooks appearance With tea diverted Atobi
bslds mind from dwelling on tho nature
OF bis seontiliee.
| l mustn't leave my cvusts, be remark
ed 10 . voice which showed that he was
quoting urse, snd buiit them carefully
sround tie rim Of his plats, This little
fwushes never do. The little fwoshss
opens 'eir mouths sn shuts 'eir eyes when
Mrs, Fwnsh ieede en. Archibald punc
tnsted with mouthfuls OF strawberry ssnd
sichcs and milk II she gives en- cap
perpiilar. 10y are pwessed, and II che
gives en owusty beetle ,'ey never PIT en-
ont.
Lshtis's fancy and Arohibslds are so
similar that II 10 difficult to cav who sm
listening TO.
Bot the moral training concssled IN
the 'cwusty beetle sounded like Lslitis.
Au when .heo bsve sore iwosls she
gives en swugs,
Nov l know that 10 Lstiiis. bat II is
quite likely 10 be true I. we'll.
Why must ws est bwesd and butter
fret IN cake siterp asked Archibald. turn
ing upon me eyss which would detect tts
slightest hedging on my part. Ths,s jus'
the sort OF thing l dread being asked.
Why the dsuoe do We, snyhowf Thank
heaven. at that moment l heard L,iitis',
key in the doorl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-23
A Unique Request.

Among the experiences thst helped =
now prominent attorney to emerge from
the condition OF . britHess bsrrister be
tells the following: One day . missrly old
fellow came 10 him and ssked that tho
young attorney draw up . will.
How much cash hsve your WAS the
Gre. Interrogation,
WsaI, I dunno, responded the client,
somewheres nigh on 10 x30 900, ! REQ
hon.
How do you wish II divided2
/ want my old vomsn TO have $4,000
and you can say that give and bequesth
$4,000 TO each oi my three children.
said the old msn unloading himself oil
the legal phrase with much gravity aud
deiibsrstion.
| Wbsi else do you Wish TO ssyY
Say that to each OF my several Deices
and nephsws ! also give the sum OF
e5 900
Hold 90, sir, this 10 . work Of snper .
rog,tion. Yon have slrsady disposed OF
oil your money. How are they TO be
given the sums you speciiy2
Col darn 'em, let 'em work for II. -
did came the answer.
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Amusing Archibald.

Letitis ives TO go TO her club, and !
vs. 10 take care OF our son Archibald,
aged two years and eight months, She
bad explained matters TO Archibald. IL
10 one OF Lstitis's most daring theories
that II you csnuot explain . thing to
Archibald it 10 you who sre stupid, not be
Who is too young.
Itis wonderful OF you, GsrsId, dear.
Nonsense, L,titis. he 10 quite old
enough TO be . companion TO bis father.
A vsgue look settled 10 L'tiiis's blue
eyes, Ireminded her OF the cab waiting
1t the door, and she A4d. while ! held
Archibald up 1t the window to vsse.
Hs did not cry st all Archibald IL .
very self controlled child. He hss my
EN- peramsnt 10 that He stood on
chair 10 bi, cosrse white linen smock, bis
smsll pink face solemnly set, bis blue
eyes vide sod dreaming, like bis mothers
| felt bit nervous. / get the feeling
even with Ls,iiis sometimes that though
she Is there she Is somewhere very for Oh,
You draw ms . ssk en- tell me sbou'
en- be com N mspded suidenly, turning
upon ms eyes thst mischief makes three
times darker
l do not draw m1oh, but ! recollecssd
how easy IL is to please child and took
out my pencil What bothered me was
not being sble to recall to mind whst
ssk vas, Natural history 10 . subject !
neglected % boy, | collected stamps,
L ii,is would have known, of course.
She 10, like ell tho chsrmiassst vomsn.
totally unedocsied Ia the school sense oi
the term. A u,,ivo ignorsncs starred
stb fantasy. prsosptiop, observation and
intuition makes her u oncs The olevefes'
and mos. inc,ieulsble eonveraaiionslisf.
Shed have kpowa shout gsks Archibald
danced very q iiekly at my elbow snd u
fastered me.
They go scresnine sbou 10 the trees
be enOpseI, WsFiLk hts unDNn -
be sag them 10 the region of the irifss
| H'mi Conldnt be that extinct bro
then The sut, 3 course 90. Well, M
eyes fell onsJ r,nese screen, and sbsu'
iessIy sld stcrsily sfspled sssofk ifcn
~,
| Tbst IN gsse the lsai Of my poke
book TO Archibald. His upper lip. th'
redass,, hasst carved lip ! ever $50
tvistsd toto von lsdal shspss ss be 'quss
ed With Joy.
Whist dositssy rhen Il Sskesi
wbrn IL wske.'
! When IL sstssi
II 1 bear. slnry. I bear. bat
Archibald b. astonishing iscs. foi
d,.- me stig s,ilio Tor fer sssy.
s.psibls OF tepfisrs. onilisst rspi'
, i, vessel Of hsrsldic siupllcisy.
Want fssg 90 ~
1 s1asd . pspn.nt sinpsols. sb'
70, irto The Royal S1lept Yscbt cIub sh
yesr We were ., ooves. slwsys sesne'
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Nossss... my dear nrins cas The
ether one and 10, ne zee hos they 'ooh
together.
Nei tonight John. Plesss dosi s'h
me, ,hs ssid 20 earnestly that be looked
% 10 snrprise.
I'm sfrsid you ere noi youneli TO uish.
Aurm. Yon do lock rather shos. lihe,
Bat doni ifoubls about the brsssis,s. I"
e.n ses them both CO ibs ash,
When the guests arrived. u struck him
that bic vile never appeared S sre,isr die
advantage. She ioohed pale sed anxious
cod seemed to avoid mse,irs bis syea
He wss snpoysd to sse the proud lips OF
bis mother spd sisters curl 81 bis sifes
svhvsrdress, and be felt that she he'd
not doIe b,rself justice. ooee be vhi'
pered.
You are 90, wearing both brceiss to
pish,i
No, she answered 10 . low voice and
With svet,sd eyes. Returned sssy, with
. look Of dissppoin,mept
When tbe visiiors retired Tor The night
be took both her hands 10 bic,
There 10 something vrooe Annis'
What 10 ~
Gould she tell him. or must che 80 on
deceivipg hin end enduring the misery
OF The past few dsys' He vs . msn Who
vss upright 10 all his actions snd hated
deceit 10 sny form, Yet shc would oply
be doing him . further Injustice BY coz
oesling the truth. In . low voice che be
gen end reeounied the whole story
When che had finished, be rems'ned
silent. She lifted her tesr stsiaed lace
to bin,
You do not believe me, and therefore
you csnuot forgive mef she ssked ~is'
fully,
| both believe aud forgive you, be
replied gettiy. But what you have told
me ia not quite new to me. Iknew sbon'
the charge sgsinst you when l ssked you
TO marry me, bnt | believed In you. Aud
within the last t~enty-iour hours l bsv,
heard the rect OF the story, Do you recoe
niLs this.
She was sstonisbed TO see him hold
up the brsoelet which she he'd psrlet
with go reluctantly to the tramp.
| Your friend the tramp got the wors'
Tor drink with the money you gave bin
and was locked up At the police station
he resumed, This was found 10 bis po
session, and be could give no proper s'
count OF II. Lieutenant Stirling bsppei
cd to mention the matter to me. Ibst
my own reasons Tor being interested. snt
along with Stirling. / interviewed tb
man. I knew MIN Ut once TO be the msl
Who wss the Wstson's groom when yo'
were With tfem. We wormed the ma
ter ont OF him, and nov il sppesrs that
vas one Of the servants whom be Va
cour,ing ct the time who was the res
thief.
Then l an cleared st lsst2 che crie'
joyfuliy.
Yes. could have told You ell this
few hours sgo. but l wanted you 10 lear
TO trust your husband more folly. i sr
al,d that you have told me everythin
frankly. Now let us forget The past.
The best birthday gilt You have give
me is you. forgiveness. she ssid gratefully
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-01-23

Tie sherif Of certain torn ssys The
L,adoe Globe, very rick. but rather nssn,
cops,l,ed . clever local doctor Who bad
made dtsessss Of the eye his special study
conoeruins the sish. E1pensivsi "ked
the sheriff Tvery suinsss. sn sbs 30
sv.r Musi think II over. ssid the shtrif.
Three moo,hs after tie shsrif sent By
appointment 10 b, opsrs:ed oa BY cele
broled L,odon speei.li,t i24 miles sssy.
Nov, n 90 hsppened that lbs specialist
vss III snd had 10 telegraph fors sobsil
tuts. Jadss of iLs sheriff surprise stsn,
tbs door Of tue operating ON bsios open
ed. be fo1sd himself lace 70 iscs sith BIZ
osn locsl doctor. II sss too late 70 u
srs.i, hossvsr, srd tbs operation sss pei
formed, Yoar is.t ssksd the stsrif Fol
lty ssissss. We The anis, sSsssr.
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JrlLro. Tng sxw DEssEEr.

plsssss eli the family. Foar fuoss:--Lsm
On. Orange, Raspberry sad bivsbefy.
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sTArs NEWS.

Bare. bnsiusss record tais year stsu
li5 bulldogs erseisd Of 30 expense OF
1855 100, sod u the sIpsadtars for nsv
msrsiDsfy snd ,q1ipusnt 10 msnnfseiar
irs plants 10 iaciaasd the tos.l 10 brought
an 10 rourd ball million.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-13

way ports, January 11.-C. Hedeman,
p. Peck, r. Lishman, T. E. Wall, A. T.
Fox, John Hind, John Mcguire A
Cockburn, A L. Stoll, r. w. Akin
son, c. Akea, Harry Wood, c. A Simp-
son. A. c. warner, Adam Lindsay, H.
q fssnberg. A. L. Louisson. Mrs. a. G..
Serrao, NJ K. Cook. G. e. Blakow, Mrs
Duncan, W. W. Thayer. Willie Han,
@. IL Evans, Master Gordon Norrie,
II. G. Santana and wiz Mr. Epa and
daughter, c. Hansen. n T. christian
son, c. Yaknam and vile, w. f anders,
Grant Horner, A. Douse. Miss Maggie
Enos, George Hons and daughter, Pang
ioia, Capt. II. Berger and the band; 81
deck passengers.
Per steamer Claudine. January Il.
from Maui ports-H. P. Baldwin, W. d.
Lowell and wife, II. A. Baldwin, wife,
child and maid: T. II. Hebron, William
Frank e. Besser, G.. w. Cannon, All
Kau, All Fat, Y. Chem Man, Tang
Young, Miss n. Aki, Master Coffee. c.
SIZZLING and wife. Joseph Taylor, Miss
King. w. e. Skinner, j. ]. Hogan, G.
Schuman, A. C. Dowsett. and A deck.
Departed.
Per steamer America Maru, January
II, for Hongkong-J. N. Anderson, Mrs.
j. N Anderson and child, NJ. E. c..
Assay, Mrs. E. G. Assay, Mrs. p. G. An
oerson, Miss Ella Beach, Mrs. K. I.
Coe, Mr.. Lee Dun, Mrs. r. S. Dodson,
Master J. H. Dodson, Mr.. Chun Yen
Gee, H. B. Hunt, Mrs. II. B. Hunt,
Miss r. Hansen, Mrs. III. H. tombstone.
A. J. Kennedy, Miss K. Kennedy, 1. S.
Mason, Henri Schiffmann, Miss Ida
Thompson, b. 1. West, Herbert West,
Harold West; for Shanghai. j. Den
mis-, DR.. Roson, W. Palmborg, Rev. w.
II. Lacy, Mrs. NJ K. Wilson, three
children; Miss A. Wilson; for Yoko-
hana-W G Fitch G. d. Morgan J.
w. Grace, II. T. O'Brien, A. Groener.
John Stableford, K. Iwahara, w. E.
Sullivan, II. Isaka. H. w. Slower, D.
Mckinney, w. r. Tague.
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SALES.

Between Boards.-One hundred Eva
1923. 25.
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Ken,lworth in Tacoma.

| The American steel ship Kenilworth
2147 tons. Captain William Taylor, which
has been detained by the quarantine Of
| ficers at Port Townsend for two weeks,
arrived at Tacoma yesterday and was
Immediately hauled into the Northwest
ern dock. The KeniIworth came in bal
last from Sourabaia, Java, which the
quarantine officials were informed was
an infected port, and although Captain
Taylor declared that he was the only
man who went ashore from the ship, and
the reported contagion was several miles
in the country, he was compelled to SUBJ
nit to an expensive delay and discharge
all his ballast at the quarantine station.
taking on $50 tons of new in order to
reach Tacoma. Captain Taylor is natur-
ally somewhat indignant at the treat
ment he received and those who went
aboard his ship yesterday and noted the
unusual cleanliness of everything are in
clined to agree with HIM that there was
no ground for suspicion.
The Kenilworth is one of the few
American ships engaged in the wheat
carrying trade She belongs to the Sew
ais, but was built at Glasgow in 1887.
She has record as a fast sailer, having
made the voyage from Philadelphia to
the United Kingdom in eighteen days.
Tacoma Ledger, Dec. 81.
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Mr. Tysou's Death.

A very forloTn departure from this
world took place when Mr. William
Tyson passed away He was seventy
years of age. and had lived many years
in the islands, to which he came from
his native home the Danish West In
dies. The funeral service was read
over his remains with only the officiat-
ing clergyman and the undertaken pres
ent and his burial place was at Pearl
City. While able he had nursed many
old and INDECENT persons in a like con-
dition to his own, but OF late the old
gentleman himself had been an object
Of charity His familiar face Will be
missed from the streets of the city for
a short time.-Anglicsn Church Cnron-
icIe.
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Barometer corrected to So +. and SEES
level, and for standard gravity OF Lat. IT,
This correction is -O6 for Honolulu.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu, January II. 1907.
NAME OF srooA
MERCANTILE,

@, Brewer q Co
z. s Sacas' Dry Coco
Co. Ltd-..-........
L. B. Kerr d Co. Lse
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DEPARTED.
Saturday. j

Saturday. January Il.
$. s. America Maru. Going. for the
Orient; ESQ p. m.
Str. Maui Bennett, for Hamakua
ports; at noon.
Am. schr. II. d. Bendixon, OIeson,
for the Sound.
Am. schr. Joseph Russ, Peterson, for
Eureka.
Sunday. January l..
Am. ok. Klikitat. Cutler, for the
Sound.
Am. bkt. George c. Perkins. Jensen,
for Eureka.
Am. blk James Johnson, Bennecke,
for the Sound
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WEATHER BUREAU

HONOLULU, Alexander St, January
i, 1902:
Mean Temperature-71.3
Minimum Temperature-6S
Maximum Temperature-76
Barometer at 8 p. m.-3O. OF; steady
Rainfall at 9 a. NO
Mean Dew Point for the Days.
Mean Relative Humidity-66.
Winds-Northeast, to /; weather
partly cloudy.
Forecast for Today-Light trades
showers.
CURTIS J. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorological
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MEETING NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE a MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Territory Sta
bles Co, Ltd, on Saturday, January
%, 1902. at the Office of the company
on King street, in Honolulu, at p. M
for the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year, the further amend
ment OF the bylaws. and such other
business as may be brought up
w. w. CHAMBERLAIN,
tV63 Secretary.
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ARRIVED.

Saturday, January Il.
8. 5. America Maru, Going, 6 days S
hours from San Francisco.
Str. kirau, Freeman, from Hilo.
Schr. Eclipse, Townsend, from Ha-
wall.
Str. Waialeale. Pfltz. from KoIoa.
Str. Lehua, Dover. from Maui ports.
Sunday. January i.
Str. Claudine, from Maui ports.
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sElPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
T1ON, January -. 10 y. m.-Weather
clear; wind light north.
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NEXT MAILiFoR COAST

January is. :. EfOana for Victoria
January is. :. Alameda for San
Francisco.
January 20-S. :. China for San
Francisco.