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The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

The lawyers for the Pennsylvania
Globe Gasight Company have a num-
Der of lamps in the United States
Covrt for the argument tomorrow.
Joseph Quinn was knocked off his
bicycle at Third and Market to-day.
lie was able to walk to his home at
No. POI Monroe street.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
WOOD-RA WILEY.

William T. Wood, formerly of
Dover. but now of this city, and
Miss Ethel Rawley We're married at
Epworth pars onage yesterday morn
ing, by the Rev. Alfred Smith, D. D.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
~
l. lriy Closing.

Pfund q Roddy Co., shoe dealers,
N. T. Corner Market and Eighth
streets, will close thi, evening at
o'clock, tomorrow at 8 p. m, Fri.
LAY independence day. at l2 o'clock
NJ, and commencing next week,
every evening except Tuesday and
Saturday at 6 p. III.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

ky OTICE- DIVIDEND
Az Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
Wilmington, Delaware, July Z, 1922.
he Eoard of Directors has this day declar-
cd srmi.annual dividend of per cent paya.
BILE on demand. nn+ added to the surplus fund
s5n UUn, making that fund $2jJ.00l. Dividend
checks will he mailed.
JAMES b. GARRISON, treas.
IS
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
Rifle Practise.

Many members OF the National
Guard are qualityi ng in rifle prac-
tise. The members are taking more
10 terest 10 the practise than iu pre-.
vic us years.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
LEVY COURT
FIXED TAX RATE,

The county tax rate for the en-.
suing year was fixed by Levy Court
yesterday afternoon at 70 cents on
the $1,000 assessed valua ton which
is a reduction of 10 cents on the 500
from the rate that prevailed during
the year ending June 3Oth.
The rate for county purposes will
be so cents on the $1OO and for poor
purposes 10 cents on the 800. On
the colored residents of this city
a tax of thirty cents on the 500
was fixed the same as the rate dur,
ing the previous year.
The new rateis based on the new
assessment of $47,353,347 repre-
senting the value of real estate and
live stock in the county. There is
an increase of 1896, ,644 in the assess
mont over last year. The valua-
tions of properties in the various
hundreds is as follows: Whining
ton, $50, 612, 555; Appoquinimink,
$3.50, S22; Blackbird, $716, 239; Bran
dywine, $2, 466, 065; Christiana, $2,-
5s7, 372; Mill Creek, $1,941, 555; New
Castle, 50, 499, S0s; Pencader. 81, ,O61,-
339; Red Lion, 1888, OIL st. Georges,
$2, 14O, 1928; White Clay Creek, 81,
2SS, ,593; total, 81, 7,353,347.
In reading the list of appropria-
tions for the ensuing year, Comp
troller Kelley said that the new tax
rate should bring about 1881, AIS. 43
in taxes for the year a decrease of
$44, 98S from the revenues of last
year. The list of appropriations as
read by the comptroller was:
T,oan fnr f,,p,1;pnr Aoo%;,,x l,b%
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

Simm's Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. Ths
ladies extraordinary remedy. Be sure
you got tho "comp."
By mail II. w. 6Jj KlnXs:reea "a
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

Assistant Dog Catcher William
Walls is not workin g to-day, as his
child died last night.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
Millions of People

USE CUTICURA SOAP, assisted by CUrICURA
OINTMENT, for preserving, purifying, and
bcautiiying the skin, for cleansing the scalp
ofcrusts, scales, and dandruf, and the stop.
ping of falling hair, for softcning, whitening,
and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for
baby rashes, itchinss, and chailngs, and for
all the purposes of tn, toilet, bath, and nurs.
cry. Millions of Women use CUTICUIA SOAP
in the form of baths for annoying irritations,
intlammations, and excorations, or too free
or offensive perspiraton, in the form Of
washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for
many sanative, antiseptic purposes which
readily suggest themselves to women.
CUTyCURA REsoLyENr PILLS Chocolate
Coatell are new, tasteless, odorless, eco
noncal substitute for tho celebrated liquid
CuTICrRA RESoLvESr, as well as for all other
blood purifiers and hunour cures. In screw.
cap vials, containing 60 doses, price 2jc.
Sold throughout the world. aoAp, 25c, OINTMENT,
6Oc, PILLS. Britt Depo.; 27-9S Charterhouse So,
Loudon. French Depot Rue de Ia Paix Paris PoT-
TEE DaUG CHEN. Corr, Sols frops, Boston, u 3. A.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
()pI1uuS Court,

In Orphans Court this morning,
Judge Spruanco sitting, made an
absolute rule for possession in the
matter of the Chesney property.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
PUBLICS ALE

VIII he sold at N. w. Corner From. and
Madison stree $ on WEDNESDAY, JULY q.
al 2 o'clock, p. m, 2 fine large general pur-
pose horses. also two tne hay mares suitable
Tor brood mares, 1 coal wagons in good order.
! express wagon. delivery sop wagon, dou-
bic and single harness, bbls. Filsbury's
floor IN wood other grades in l-8 md Lila,
corn on cob AMI shelled nay by ton, store
an Office fixtures, platform aud counter
scales, best quality safe, desk ant chairs
EZRA FEEL.
W. A. IIukilI, Auc. jyats
ANTEE-NlEN TO LEARN BARBER
w trade: new system ;S weeks completes;
wages saturdays; tools donated; diplomas
Awnrled; positions guaranteed; catalogues
mailed free. MOI.El,'S BAl;BER SCHOOlI,
NEW YORK CITY. jy..6tre
yJOME WORKS., MONTHLY COPYING
IA letters; other sex: send two stamps Tor
particular Hicks Supply Co.. 5O54 hnsted
street. Chicago jy""-lt'
w TANTED-.A LADY WITH A CHILD
w wants place in the country for house
keeper; II oolored man fer coachmun so per
month; girl tor waitress; cook to 20 to
Atlantic City. Apply at Wilmington utelli-
gcnce Gitice No. 2ll W. 4th street. jy2F
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

Burglars paid another visit to
Newport ahd attempted to break
in TO the residence OF Ezikiel Myers.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02
Complete
eat1||en
FOR EVERY
h||n|(u|[:
Price $l.00

CUTIcURA SOAP, to cleanse the skin
Of crusts and scales and soften the thick
ened cuticle, CUTICURA OINTMENT,
to instantly allay itching, indamma-
tion, and irritation, and soothe and heal,
and CUTICURA RESOLvENT PILLS,
to ocool and cleanse the blood. A SINGLE
SET of these great skin curatives is
often sufficient to cure the most tortur-
ing, disfiguting, itching, burning, bleed
ing, crusted, scaly, and pimply skin,
scalp, and blood humours, with loss Of
hair, when all else fails.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-02

Advertise in the Republican.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10
Ishook Wiley.

TO The Elit0r:-AIl Christendom will
be happy TO learn that J. Shook Wiley
has come back TO a part of the earth. ii
makes Us frosher TO think Of it. Since he
was missionary to the Figi Islands his
career has been promiscuous and yigcr-
Gus.
Il he WCuld only take a drink or two
instead of GUESSING it and hunting it on
SaiGrv. Wiley would be the least bit con
sistert- but that would not be consistent
with Wiley. He don't care. Already some
time one head Of the LIQUOR establishment
Mr.. Lyman j. Gagc) had occasion to put
a plaster Oh j. Wilcy's upper aperture
and TOW the successor so newly installed
is cOmDclIed to renew the plaster. He
should Just say shaw,
It does not matter TO the outside world
whether Wiley is q real Cherokee. Il
missionary or a~Christian and it is posi-
bic that outside world never did and
never will care a cUss no matter how
the gentleman from the Pigeon Creek SGT
tloment NAV shoot loose. But he has
get the thing by the tail. and the tail Is
the foard-est Of the combination.
Undoubtedly he had to do with the coro-
nation OF Hanna and Mckinley. Possibly
ne may be affecting to turn them down
at this late dav and tackle the Roosevelt
Volcano crowd
Wiley lost his life opportunity when
he hurried into the missionary field. vet
scod naturally. he blamCs nobody else
for it. He ought to have crossed the
mountains. labored in Tennessee and be
come cur President. We spent S"Veral
rcoDle on Tennessee for President ana
there ar" more behind. We must nave
q 10 comeback law however on the
Chinese line.
That good man. John Baxter caves.
was soeaking "a Sanford in the 1888 cam
raign with the WAGNER VINO never orlE
q wagon when caves, who was soiheAaL
cn-coIor and nut ND to make the running
for tIc "WaoOncr." had got larry "iluer-
weigh some one in the crowd yelled take
that id niggor down.
guess Wiley ought TO PC toted "r
trmbIea doWr-reorimandS ana hihtS are
wasted Oh big iniuns like he
\. V. COOKERY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10

standing ct the yards waiting to be IN
loaded. There We're seven cars there
bot two We're saved, one loaded with
lumber and one empty. \ Seaboard Air
Line engine went out from Raleigh ana
brought in the one load rescued.
Mr.. j. G. Angler, Secretary and Treas.
urer Of the company, happened TO be in
Cary today, having run down from
Durham. When asked how the fire
started, he said: Il had just arrived
here from Durham, about an hour before
the fire broke out, at 1880. [ was in
the office at the time, and heard some
one cry out and then heard them a sec
on6 time. Thinking some one was Aurt,
| ran cut to the boiler house, whore the
cell seemed to come from. | met the fire
man running out. He seemed very lauch
excited, and tried to get the hose TO at
tach 1t TO the pump so as TO get water
fro:n the tank. He said he could not
set to it. l went to the Ears on the
side-track, where seven We're STANDING.
and managed to get two of them Off.
One was a fiat car belonging TO the c..
+. and ~, loaded with undresse1 ium-
Der. The other was an empty box car
belonging to the Southern Railway. The
cars destroyed belonged to the c. +. and
n, G.. G. and n. S, a. L.. r. ard G..
and c. and O. One was loaded with
dressed lumber billed, and the rest We're
being unloaded, having brought in lum-
Der TO be dried and dressed.
1T would be hard to say exactly What
the loss is, but [ think it may be placed
On a very conservative estimate at $50
coo. The insurance was small, being less
than SOC. 000.
There goes eight years Of cnergy."
continued Mr.. Angler, END tine hardest
kind of work wiped out in 4 few hours.
We have put our best work and Vim in
to the development of this plant, and it is
hard to see it go like that. It's burnt
Up q lot of energy, but we are still
here, ready to fill all orders. We are
not giving Up; we've got sand left III our
craW yet"
Turning to Mr.. Wilkinson, she book
keeper, Mr.. Angler said: Wire imme-
diate1y to the American Woodworking
Machine Company to send someone here
at Oncc to take our order"
The principal stockholders Of the com
pany are j. =. end e. n. Duke, G. w.
Watts, Mrs. j. G.. Angler, ]. r. Stogg.
ard j. c. Angler, all of Durham. It is
ore CT the largest concerns OF its kind
in this section, and is fed largely from
the timber lands along Mr.. Anglers
road, the c.. f. and N, running through
the Holly Springs section.
SANFORD L. ROTIFR.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10
STRONG FOB THE CONSTITUTION.
Green Would Bang tie Governor Should Re
Refuse to Recognize 1t
CEy tie Associated Press

Richmond, Va, juno 5-Tle Consti-
tutional Convention held one session &c
day and a. 12.33 =. III. adjourned until
n O'Clock tomorrow. The schedule Ee7
completed except as 10 the terms Of eouh
IL and circuit court clerks. which WcEt
over. The board authorized the 3Ttn1la3
committee TO arrargo fcI having tho dc
bates Of the convention printed 1nG pre-
served ard the enrolment corrIittec
was further INDUCED for one daE.
The feature Of the session was A d"ha,c
over the proposition 10 haye the i.egis-
lature take the oath Of all"yjaacc 70 I'll"
new constitution upon its ass nbi.&S or
july 18th. and all the executive aad
judicial officers not later than July 2orn.
/. Mr. Carter moved to strike out judges
from the resolution, but they were not
only not stricken out, but Mr.. Meredith
secured the adoption of an amendment
declaring that any one failing 10 take
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10
AN OLNEY BOOM LAUNCHED.
Prominent Men Of Tennessee Want Him to
Enter the Presidential Race.
G,y tho Associated Press

Memphis, Tenn, June "A mass
meeting, attended 10y a large number 81
the most prominent mcn Of Memphis and
Shelby tonight endorsed Richard Clncy
of Massachusetts,, as q candidate OF th'
Democratic party for President two
years hence and Mr.. Olney was invited
to visit Memphis at his convenience tc
address the people of Tennessee IN 20
litical conditions OF the Republic today
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10

often children are tortured with l'ch-
ing and burning eczema and othcr XIII
diseases but Bucklcn's Arnlca odi'c
heals the raw sores, cxpels lnhah"a-
ton. leaves the skin without d scai'
Clean, fragrant. cheap, there's no Save
on Garth rs good. Try it. Cure suafan-
tecd ONLY % cents at all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10
The Green'.-1aynor CASE.
rs the Associated Pre5S.)

Quebec, June THE bdSh'i.
case WAS again in court tol%s'
Master, Of the prosecution oe@ai. ms
sument in support OF ms iho'ioh - i'"'i
the writs Of habeaS corpus.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10
Prof. Bivens Elected superintendent

Especial to News and Obscrvcr.b
Concord, \. c., June 5.-prof. j. 4.
Bivens, principal Of the North Graded
School in Charlotte. has been elected
superintendent of the Concord schools. to
succeed Prof. G. S. Colcr. The salary is
81 200.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10

Noun Olive. n. $751; 1Hne MIR q o.
HtEhsmith. of This plae,. has m.le as
assigrment 60 \ > Grady Taa as
and liabilities are aot oassJuahle To-Day
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-10

rr A~a Hot Giving Up, We Are Ready
to Fill ORDERS"
-ar#sURANCE VA LESS THAN 500. 1000
lat Night.
,-farf CorrcspCnderce.)

Last Night.
E.an Correspondence
C.. June 5.-Thc entire plant
..r.. arr Lumber Company was Totally
...e.a by fire early this Afternoon.
-..=r conservative estimate Of the
s..-rafnod places it at $4,000. The
-.sr.e amounted TO less tnan $40, coo.
... rrrza started in the boiler room;
.u. if is unknown.
# was the biggest and most destruct-
s.. that has occurred in this sec
..r for years, perhaps in all its history.
... million feet of lumber, covering
.rl-. -.9 acres of ground were destroy
. ~t-.oeaor with all the buildings and
...r.agrv OF the plant. Nothing was
saved except one office building n one
-.. car load OF undressed lumber
Ts.r almost the Whole of Cary was not
r.... au1 is a miracle, as there are rows
.. dwellings, just across the road from
.4. lumber plant. The fat that the
r.l Was not very brisk was the only
r.ra that saved a larg4 part Of the town.
Is Il Was. not a single building outside
... ,t,o+ i+so1f ,~o. n,,rr,a rhoro
were do means whatever of lighting the
Sire. SIS there are no water works at Cary
THE lumber Company had a large tank
..r which water was forced from 1t
s.i GREEN IIe'' n.y. D"' '"i9 '""N' 'i'''S
OF "aoa. caught IRE ltselt very carry
and al the water was lost throush holes
.....r i'm ite sides
f-."'@i N'iN i"hS I'' NJ
from I,aIel&h' 80 great was the coA"2-
9r.tlon that the smoke was easily seen
.. the streets here by ! o'clock. 4 half
...r alter the first blaze was noticed by
-.a-. al the rlant. Telcnhonc calls for
l.-- tailed to ret connection. and cen
hal r.n5rrad that the wires were down.
This caused the most intense uneasiEcs5.
a~ il was feared that the whole tow wa
a..rr Consumed by the fumes. 1t was
#l. same when the telegraph was tried.
~. the wires We're down. rIethod was
ra nearest point that could Da reached
IT uas raT,artod TOO that tho
A- Limo fast train. r0rtb bound cx-
r..-sE hare about noon. could not raas
..rs on account O. the fir.
#f.ut the Ra}aich nac3lc VIII had fam
lilies or relatives in Gary started for the
-.r- Of the fire with narv m~tsoivtnys.
and tnav won't as fast ~ horses or b;cy-
n.. could carrv ttc-n Tn scano ms one
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07
DIR. BISHOPS RETIREMENT.

The current number of The Friend.
the oldest paper west of the Rocky
Mountains, announces the retirement
of its editor, the Rev. Serene f. Bish-
op. ID. d. For fifteen years DR.. Bishop
has carried on The Friend, and in it's
columns has done service for religion.
morality and good government that
even the honor in which his fellow
citizens hold MIN cannot adequately re-
pay. No good cause. appealing in any
strong particular sense to the people
Of these Islands. or to humanity at
large, has failed to find in The Friend
an earnest, powerful and scholarly
advocate.
DR.. Bishop retires gratefully, and, as
respects the future of the paper. hope
fully. At the age OF seventy-five. he
finds the burden of editorial response
bility too great, and is glad that
younger men, competent for such a
task, have relieved him of it. Hereaf-
ter the Rev. John Leadingham will
be the editor. and Theodore Richards
the business manager. Under their
care The Friend will suffer no abate-
ment of its vigor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07
Telegraph N otes.

Charles Tiffany left an estate OF 81
0OO. 900.
There is now no plague in the city
of Manila.
]. a. Fillmore. for many years gen.
eral superintendent of the Souther Pa
cific Railroad, Is dead.
The Republican members of the
House discussed the Cuban bill. but
reached no understanding.
The Beers captured a convoy of
empty wagons. consisting of a force of
British imperial yeomanry. three COM
panies of fusiliers and two guns. .
Governor insolvency of South Caro-
lima scores Tillman and McLaurin, and
regrets that he did not accept their
designations when they were rendered.
Lieutenant Governor Tillman, of
South Carolina. brother of the Senator
has asked the President to withdraw
his acceptance OF an invitation to pre-
sent sword TO a South Carolina hero
OF the Spanish war.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07

The arrangements at New York for
the entertainment of Prince Henry
were bad, and at Shooters Island.
where the Meteor was launched, every
thing went wrong. Americans gener-
ally lose their heads when they try to
give the royalty and aristocracy of
Europe good time. AT the ball ten
dered to the Prince of Wales in 1860
he was nearly mobbed, and incidentally
part of the dancing floor fell. The
Grand Duke Alexis was made to shake
hands with all corners, and the Infanta
Eulalie. to her Bourbon horror, found
herself at a ball in Chicago. where. as
she complained, her hostess was the
wife of her inn-keeper. Apparently
there has not been much advance in
Eastern etiquette since the first Turk
ish ambassador was entertained by the
New York Board of Aldermen with
ham sandwiches and beer, delicacies
which. as a Mussulman. he could not
touch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07
Election of Officers.

AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of Halstead &c Co, Ltd, held
at the office of the company this day,
the following officers We're elected for
the ensuing year:
Willard E. Brown, President
Frank Halstead, Vice President and
Auditor.
William A. Love, Secretary and
Treasurer
The above officers, together with Mr..
w. l.. Hopper and Mr.. f. j. Lowrey,
constitute the Board of Directors
w. A. LOVE
Secretary Halstead & Co. Ltd.
Honolulu, March 5, 1902 61O9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07
CARE OF THE BODY.

A doctor in Kansas is delivering lee
lures on the best means Of caring for
the human body. He says we eat [, o
many things, and gives novel illus
tration of this fact. The whale. he
says, has seven stomachs with which
TO digest all kinds of fish. The COW
has four stomachs for the digestion Of
the different kinds of grass The dog
has one stomach for T., digestion Of
meat The monkey has one stomach
for the digestion of nuts and fruits
That makes thirteen different kinds OF
stomachs required for as many differ
ent kinds of food, yet man will shovel
all these foods, and more. too. into
one stomach and expect il to digest
them well. One rule laid down by the
doctor is that we should eat nothing
that is hot when it is cold: that. is,
pepper. ginger, mustard and such
warm-cold things. 1T is said by a
French scientist" announced the doc
tor, that pepper has six times the
lower of alcohol in creating what is
known as gin liver"
Nature shows in the structure and
variety OF his teeth that man was in
tended to use a mixed diet, and he
has done so without the Impairment OF
as health. Saying nothing of the Ioore
ar less apochryphal tales of Scriptural
longevity, ii remains true that the
span of life is frightening rather than
contracting. In the nineteenth CEN
tury it averaged longer by ten years
than in the eighteenth, and the nine
tenth saw the widest possible diffusion
% the worlds edible products We eat
greater variety of things in Hawaii
t'iay than they did in London a CEN
tHry ago-and we live longer. So. no
matter about the absence of pIuraI
stomachs. The one stomach the human
a3imal possesses performs its functions
rs well as do the four stomachs of the
cows and one generation of man is
ec1ai to three of the bovine species.
rs to the rule OF the Kansas doctor
ihat pepper. ginger and mustard should
be eschewed. there is something tn he
said for and against. Where the eli
riate is cold and, the body active. the
use OF condiments may be dropped
-ithout depriving the body of ANY,
thing II needs But not so in warm
countries where. sooner or later, lassi-
tude binds one like a chain When
active exercise is not or cannot be
taken. something must be done to
cE.ergize the liver. With brute animals.
nature often compels such exercise. as
BY giving fleas to dogs. But for these
ms cts dogs in the tropics would die
young from the effects of Incidence.
TAcre is no exterior compulsion for
1iEan, however. but in all warm coun-
e rs he has found substitute in the
@H1niating properties of spice. In the
~ - cf IrS'e 10 oats c''--ias pnd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07

The owner and manager Of a disor-
DERBY house may be indicted. but those
who run disorderly tram cars are sup
posed to- go scot-free. Two occurrences
reported I'm today's Advertiser throw
heavy responsibility upon the manage
ment OF the local mule line. In other
cities the man in fcharge of a car,
whether driver or conductor. is suppOs-
ed to eject any one who disturbs the
peace, but here a drunken woman nay
hold carnival among her fellow passe1-
gers, and even publicly insult a priest
without causing any other emotion en-
the drivers part than that of mIrih.
The only passenger a driver will iay
hands on is one who refuses to pay
his fare. All others, whether drunk,
disorderly or riotous, may do as they
please.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOs.
customs, Port of Honolulu, hs.
February 13, 1902.-Notice OF Sen
In accordance with the provlsivs'-.
Article 1907, Customs Regulalass-
1899, notice is hereby given tns-
December IA, 1901, at Honolulu, rs
L. r. r. Stackable, Collector o.
toms, seized, for violation OF 81
81, act of July "a, 1897 Seizure ~ h
one Cd package containing one
grosgrain silk dress skirt, marhs. ~. Z
w. Harpham, Waialua. An!
claiming said article, must apes
hle with the Collector of Cus.op-e
or her claim to the same within
~ t2O) days from the date OF l
publication of this notice =,
STACKABLE, Collector of Cus'''s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-07

1t is pleasant to know that Kona has
a chance, not only To escape the
ureckers. judicial and otherwise, but To
go on doing business. The conspiracy
To ruin IL has awakened an amount OF
popular resentment which bids fair To
become the means OF the rescue and
upbuilding OF the property. In that
event the press which called public
notice to the bunco game which was
going on. should have the credit for
most satisfactory piece Of public SER
vice.