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i level, at that When the poolroom keep
 CTS scattered all around the Middle Alt lantic States had got wise to the fact,
 by the scratching out of all the horses
 but one that the thing was frame,
 they all whooped along telegrams to
 their agent on the Alexander Island grounds, telling him that they stood to ! lose their bank rolls in case HaWbuck 1 happened to get away with his little
 canter around the ring, and command | ing him to get busy to the end of frus-
 trating the same.
 ] About fifteen minutes before Flaw
 buck was carded to go to the post for his little jog the agent of the pool | room flks managed to introduce a sleep pellet about the size of a blood-orange into the system of Hawbuck while his owner wasn't looking-and that was all | When Hawbuck started on his walk
 over the slumber- capsule got to jounc- ing around in his frame and getting ill it's fine Italian work, and then Haw' 1 buck just naturally had to give sad sigh, like that of little tired cheid, when he'd got half through his walk over, and stretched himself out to pound his ear on the track until he'd
 worn out the effecta of his involuntary
 dope jag.
 ''The mutt had to be yanked off the track with sling before the other races could proceed, and I heard afterward that he slept like a groundhog until the crocuses popped the next spring.
 "The same letter from Hawbuck'S owner that told us this dirge- without 1-f1 i,,fr I I,J cyon was going to get the run-quicll medicine on the day we received it, and that we could take a chance on robbing an open-air news stand to get down on Halcyon at the long figure that was sure to be on tap.
 "I dug up a telegraph operator that I knew was on velvet and put him under the gun for fifty by threatening to chop off both of his arms with hatchet and then jumping into Newtown Creek if he didn't come to the front, He produc- ed the fifty, and I got $25 of it down on Halcyon at 30 to l. Halcyon was played down at the track to to 1 before post time. and it began to look to me as if I'd better be dusting off my shingle to hang it out again,
 They're at the post at the Island sung out the operator, and then, about half am mute later, he announced that Halcyon was running away.
 Then I knew that I was cut out for a bill poster and nothing else. After about ten minutes the operator cheer fully announced that Halcyon had only run away about four miles Then I skated up to the counter and hedged out by putting the remaining $25 down | on the even money favorite in the race. | Well, this will about suffice"
 Saved your money by hedging, eh?" inquired the listener to the old timer with the outstanding ears.
 Not on your pewter anniversary" ! was the disgusted reply. 'Halcyon won | by Salt Lake City block after his | four-mile runaway, the even money babe winding up third Then Halcyon | was disqualified for being under weight, a lead-pad having dropped out from beneath his saddle while he was tab bing off those four miles.
 "O0-ey Alexander Island was a nice f swamp, but it sure was the game down there that got me into the habit of talk I ing to myself and walking in my sleep" | New York Sun.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD.

Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Office
 Yesterday.
 The following deeds were filed for record in the town clerks office yester- day
 Quit claim deeds-Lawrence F. Grady to Carmine Cavallaro, 33 feet Fair street; Francis H. Simons to Amelia scobie, 52 feet Huslburt street; Henry Fresenius to Francis G. Anthony, 25 feet Court street; Louis Beehler. ct ux, to Edwin F. Mersick estate, 4-10 of a foot on Chapel street; Savings bank of Danbury to Edwin F. Mersick estate 4-10 of a foot on Chapel street; Frank s. Stiles, trustee, to Sylvia A. Ives.
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Satur day, April l2, 1902.
AAw ADVAH4ISAMENIS Yo-DAY.

IdSe Big Bargans-Chas. MonsOn Co. Bargains-The Gamble Desmond Co. b Clay Clement x Co.-Polis Theater. ' Extraordinary Vaues-Howe < Stetson, l Enoch Arden-Warncr Hall. { Fine Groceres--rhe k. II. Nesblt Co. 10 Hom's Malt EXtract-At Druggists. Oatnuts-At Grocers'. postum-At Grocers'. ; Peruna-At Druggists 5 Real Estate Loans-Lomas X Nettleton. II Royal Baking Powder-At Grocers 5 Rumford Baking Powder-Grucers'. 10 Spring Clothing-,I. Johnson X Son. Special To-day-The Boston Grocery Co. 10 Saturday-At Malley's. $ Straw belricsJ. B. Judson. , Steamers-H Hamburg American Line. C T+e Simplex-C. H. Loomis. The Strollers- Hyperion Thcater. Watches-J. H. C. Durant. F Wanted Wfe--193 Washington, St, Chic. Wanted -Situation-272 Hamilton Street. ,
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EIGHTY NINE YEARS OLD YES
 TERDAY.

Bridgeport April n.-Mrs. Sarah Dunbar, who resides with her daugh- ter, Mrs. l.. s. Bray, at 416 Lafayette street, celebrated the eighty-ninth an niversary of her birth to-day. She is in possession of all her faculties and in eX- cellent health. A number of relatives from Watertown, Waterbury, New Ha- ven and this city visited her and many other friends extended their congratu- lations to her.
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STANLEY WORKS CAPITAL

A certificate of increase of capital stock of the Stanley Works, of New Britain, from S500,0O0 to S1,000,00 has been filed with the secretary of state at Hartford.
 A certificate of acceptance of charter by the Stanley Works has also been filed with the secretary of state.
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HAA1Hhh RACOND.

Washington, D. C., April II, 1902, 8 D. m. Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For New England: Cloudy, unsettled weather. Probably showers Saturday; Sun day fair fresh south winds on the coast.
 For Eastern New York: Cloudy, unsettled weather with occasional rains Saturday and probably on the coast Sunday; fresh south winds. faaA- -LA
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HENRY w. sCHoLL DEAD

Colchester, April 11.-Henry w. Scholl prominent merchant, is dead of heart disease at his residence here. He was at his place of business in ap- parently good health a few hours before he was stricken.
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SERGEANT MURPHY HOME.

N PTOVust StTged1IC Jd1ITEs WUTpHy, Of
 the First United States Heavy artillery, is slt his home, t49 Bldtehley Venue, on a furlough of four months. Sergeant Murphy's company is stationed at Tam pa, Fla.
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WATCHES.

We want to assure our customers that we are showing this season an even more com plete line of WATCHES than before. Our stock is carefully selected We carry only goods that are new and of standard makes.
 REPAIRING DONE by practical watch- maker.
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Local Weather Report.

New Haven, April II.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
ORDERS 60 FORWARD
In HAMAN0 APPEAL
IRooUoIs SAILOR NATURALIzEo
Matters IN United States Distric.
Courts-JUdge Est=e's New Or
oer-pemurrers Filed-Divorce
Case Desertion Alleged.

Two orders by United States Judge
Estee went forward to the Coast in
the Sierra mail yesterday One is
directed to the Board of Appraisers
in New York, for the return OF evil
dence in the appeal of Hamano from
their ruling in regard TO certain Jap
auese shoes. ordering that the three
United States General Appraisers on
duty at the Port OF New York. State
OF New York. Edo with all convenient
speed return 10 this court the evil
dence taken by them in this matter"
The second order directs the Hon.
II. ". SomervilIe. one OF the Board
Of Appraisers. TO take such further
evidence as may be necessary on
behalf OF Hamano.
Under the statute relating to the
naturalization Of seamen. Chris Less,
a Norwegian. was yesterday made a
citizen. He is a sailor aboard the
United States ship Iroquois and has
been in the naval service OF the
United States for the past three
years.
Judge Estee adopted new rule in
the Federal Court yesterday. number
12S. providing that Monday should be
law and motion day, and that such
matters should be heard at 10 o'clock
every Monday.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22

gives Nzsturtiun as first fzyorite for
the Derby and bets are being record
Cd on that basis The opinion Of ex-
peTts here IS that Nsstur1ium Is the
best looking animal ever sent over
from the United States His fine
quarters and splendid shoulders are
especially noted. he has not been in
any way Injured by the voyage and
has been exercised daily since his ar
rival at Higgins stable. Newmarket-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
SPECIAL, ATTRACTIONS OFFERED BY
DIFFERENT BUSINESS HOUSES

4 fresh shipment of Chinese silks
OF en kinds Just opened. Goo Kim
Nauanu street
Stoves are necessity in every
household. you can buy them cheap,
you can buy them expensive. II you
want really fine stove for q reason
able price. buy a Michigan" The
Pacific Hardware Co.
Beer. in spite OF all the law court
decisions rendered lately is still l.
cents a glass. The Aloha Saloon.
down by the Iron Works,
For fresh meat and vegetables
patronizs the Metropolitan Meat Co
Our discount sale is one Of the
sales that you can always be sure Of
as being thorough AID reliable in
every way. E. W Jordan
Light your store vita the new en-
closed type Of Arc Lights which are
proving such a success with cur mers
chants. The Hawaiian Electric CO.
\ nice washing tie. to be obtained
in any shade required. for small
money. At the Kssh Store, For and
Hotel streets
when your eyes are feeling sore
Rai your glasses do not seem 10 rem
DER YOU any assistance. drop in and
see A y. Sanford. consulting opti-
cisa. Boston block.
Contracts taken on all kinds Of
xork and carried out promptly. F. H
Redward PRncabowl street
The best is always the cheapest in
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
Vanniman to Arrive.

Amcug the arrivals on the Ventura
win De Melvin Vanniman. the rhoto-
srsph5r. who made himself we'll
known here by taking number of
panoramic views Of different places
on these islands. Vanniman has
made a contract with the Oceanic
Company and will go TO Australia
where he will take a number of views
for the company's use. While the
Ventura IS in pert he will have all
the pictures he has taken since his
departure from Hawaii nei on exhi-
hilton.
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the end. and when q house is known
to carry reliable goods. il is best to
ratronize it: see Hofschlaeger Co 5
sd. on page ;.
Don't waste money on revolver
which you'll probably hurt yourself
with; telephone Blue 1911 fer q
Waterman. Condon's Night Patrol
1t is about time you bought your
self new straw hat; when doing
so call in at G. D9hrs. Nuuanu ave
nue.
Mems furnishing OF every deserip
ton and style always in stock, a
large quantity OF Japanese curios
Iwskami & Co, Hotel street.
I; is time you were sending your
licture home. remember our cabinet
phot0s will only cost YOU $3.50 per
dozen. r. Susumago. corner CT Mau-
naksa and King streets.
when buying your groceries. re
member Frank Aveiro's aew grocery
Beretania street. near corner Of Ala
lisa
Have a good man TO repair your
roof: anything in the line of water
pipes. metal sheeting. etc. done. ".
Il. Barth. Star blcck.
Msssrs. Russell < Watson. st.pr
Leys and counsellors- a;-law. oflics
Nagooa building. corner Alakez ard
Merchant streets.
A list of the nsw officers elected
hy the Pacific Guano and Fertilizer
Co. Is published in this paper else
where.
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NASTURTIUM IS MADE
The DERBY FDY0RITE

NEW YORK. Jan. ia cable to
the World from London says:
The arrival OF William c. Whitney's
Derby candidate. Nasturtium and the
elaborate precautions taken for the
comfort and safety OF the animal on
the voyage have been the leading
topics IN racing circles during the
week "yigilant~ OF the Sportsman.
the most expert OF prophets, already
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
keepers-Abrams Wedding.

Yesterday noon Miss Ethel Keepers
and Louis Abrams were united in
marriage at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Crane, Rev. John p. Erd
man officiating. After a dainty wed
ding breakfast the young couple
went to Haleiwa Hotel where they
will spend their honeymoon. On their
return they will live on Piikoi be
tween Young and King streets.
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Circuit Court Matters.

John Kidwell. by his attorneys.
Robertson & Wilder. has filed de-
murrer to the complaint of Frank
Godfrey. in an action to quiet titles,
saying that the complaint does not
state facts sufficient to constitute a
cause OF action. besides being am
biguous. unintelligibIe and uncertain.
BY his attorneys. Robertson &
Wilder, High Sheriff A NJ. Brown
demurs to the complaint of F. LON
bard. claiming damages for false i'm.
saying that the facts al
legged. according u the face of the
complaint. occurred more than two
years before the filing of the COM
plant.
Deputy Sheriff H. S. overend. of
Hno. has made return of summons
as served on defendant in a libel for
divorce brought by William X Kino
against Ellen Kino Desertion is al.
legged.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
MOONLIGHT CONCERT.
Territorial Band to Play at Makee
Island This Evening.

Territorial Band to Play at Makee
Island This Evening.
The Territorial band will give a
public concert this evening at Makee
Island beginning at 7:S0. Following
il the program:
PART |.
March. The Crack of the Whip. Henry
Overture. Calf OF Bagdad. .Boieldieu
Selection, In Sunny Tennessee.
........ ........ ......:. Boetger
(al Ko Leo, Oh Milihai Fua.
Miss J. Keliiaa
Co IA Inuwai Jtd) Kuwiliwif Tho Au
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART II.
selection. The Belle of Bohemia
1900 ... 40. .Eaglander
Serenade. Love in Idleness (by re
Cusst) Observation-Disclosures. Macbeth
Waltz. Waikiki Beach. ..... Berger
Polka. Hilo Bay. Berger
The Star Spangled Banner.
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The Newspaper Is Effective

Any kind OF newspaper has circulation than YOU
can obtain through booklet Newspapers reach
the heart OF the home Every reads them they
Tar more certain 10 obtain close attention printed
matter which you would send. II printed matter
Of your own accord TO VITO you YOU
would be putting yourself face with them without
guarantee They have nothing to Judge the quality your
goods by and they only you our own
paper and in Anybody say as much as
they please.
When your matter appears In Of
aton and good standing the guarantee for
what you Newspapers always particular whom
their advertisers speak Of good newspapers awaysJ
Your ads viii gain value besides inherent one They
will be Vcuched for, and this Is desplsed You
have certain huctuatng trade always valuable
and which needs introduction 10 your store
This Introduction the newspaper gives you
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Pain-Killer. the old end vell,knov

Pain-killer, the old end well-known
remedy has acquired worldwide re-
uown for the cure of sudden colds,
coughs, etc, weak stomach. indiges-
ton. cramp or pain in the stomach,
bowel complaint, diarrhoea and dys-
EMERY. 1t has lost none of its good
name by repeated trials, but con-
tinues TO occupy a prominent position
in every family n edicine chest. Avoid
substitutes. there is but one Pain
Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c. and
soc
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Now for Effectiveness

You must tell your customers much your goods are
going 70 cost An advertisement without price like meat
without salt-it will do good. How you put
prices in booklet when doing retail bust
ness? You have competitors; you change your
prices constantly theirs and to meet other ext
gencies The first change of price viii effective
ness of booklet and where you? advertisement
in newspaper be changed many as you de-
sire. You constantly up-to-date
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ONLY 4 DAYS TO new YORK.
ofioes;-o41 Market Street
and Ferry.
SAN FRANCISCO
santa EC
TrainS-Dai1y

Leave Market Street Ferry Depot;
900 a m, 40 p. m. p. N. 1870
4. II.
400 a. m. train is the California
Limited, carrying Palace Sleeping
Cars and DING Cars through 10 Chi
cago. Chair Cars run TO Bakersfield
for accommodation of local irst-class
passengers. No second-class tickets
are h6nored on this train Correspond
ing train arrives 7:05 a. III. daily.
AGO p. N is Stockton. MERGED and
Fresno local Corresponding train az
riyes at 1880 p. m. daily.
SEQ p. m Is the Overland Express.
with through Palace and Tourist
Sleepers and Free Reclinig Chair
Cars 10 Chicago; also Palace Sleeper
which cuts out IF Fresno Correspond
ing train arrives at SEQ p. II. daily.
1870 a m is Bakersfield Local. stop
ping II all points in San Joaquin Val
ley. Corresponding train arrives al
$40 4. N, daily.
oFFIcgs-s4f Market St, and n
Eerry Depot. San Francisco
w. c. IRWIN & CO,
Aoery A,rafssfu
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Up-to-date job printing at The Re
publican office. Phone 2lS.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
Yesterdays MARKET Quotations at the
Honolulu Exchange.

Tuesday, January Il.
MERCANTILE
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining in the Honolulu Possotfce
To 70 Jsnua-. "a 1909
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Call up Phone us ana get our figures
on Bookbinding and Ruling Republican
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Newspaper Space Is Valuable

In the first place For $40 You can get
goodsized space in newspaper OF good circulation
quite long time You know your newspaper rates you
figure your own instance much better than
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Good Paper Adds DAINTY

You are kl BY the company you keep you know
and If your ads appear in which holds Itself up
fore the masses leader will be patron
OF what is good and will obtain trade from those whom
1t is worth trading with
On ali scores consider advertising
the best On the Of cheapnss the
able 70 constantly change
Of direct and immediate returns; being
introduced TO people to strangers
ford TO announce its every dgnihed and
Straightforward and this is the brings
trade that pays.
FRANKLIN BURNHAM,
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TAE
FRIEND.

ynHE advertisers best friend medium through
which be obtains the biggest for his money.
One medium which is by advertisers to a sreat
extent is the circular or booklet The circular
booklet Ineffective unless
handsome enough o the to whom
is sent. matter how busy ne may A booklet hand
some enough 10 do this almost always
four cents apiece There is the mailing 1.-TWO
cents OF counsel; there is the
OF and addressing. will
up to about q copy good booklet Two
thousand circulation in booklet large Two thou
sand circulation propose to show
that invest $40 in
five fold what e.
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The above article written b. OF bestiuforned
advertising IN the country IS line business
policy advocated and maintained b. THE HONOLULU RE
PUBLICAN His description OF good newspaper It's
superior merits advertising dunn distinctly appl-
cable to essentially reliable ani dgnaed family paper o.
large circulation. such THE REPUBLICAN,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-07
The Gathering of the In
dependents.
Continued from First Page)

read the call Tor the meeting, which ne
did. aided by calls of 'louder" This done
DR.. Sorrell informed the meeting of the
plans agreed on by the caucus. After
lE;s there was a long delay and those IN
attendance looked at each other. Finally
there was a call from two or three FOR
Afford and Mr.. G. Bent Afford, of Apex,
arose.
He began by stating that he did not
know why he was called, that he was no
speaker, that once he had been candi-
date for Congress but couldn't get a
chance to speak. Here he drifted into a
semi-religious sermon and exhortation,
telling how the martyr had suffered and
how good it was to be independent. his
speech had no connection with any politi-
cal question, except that he announced,
amidst applause that he had voted for
Mckinley. Ham Jones, Republican ex-
sheriff. was a factor in the applause. The
only proposition he presented was that
if the men whom he addressed would vote
for the proper men there would be good
crops.
j. E. Ballentine. defeated in Democratic
primaries for county commissioner, next
spoke He said that the meeting was
called because in the Democratic cOnven-
ton the delegates from the townships
were not allowed to vote. He mixed up
his account of the Democratic primary
vas bitter in denOuncing it, claimed the
right to assist in rebukng the Demo
Gratis and said that the thing to do was to
put up a ticket even if there was failure
Then G.. Bent Afford explained that he
was not after an office in reply to a
question from Mr.. Nat Tomlinson, spec
tator, who remarked that he didn't think
a man present would profit by the meet
ing.
Here the Resolutions Committee made
The following report:
Whereas, BY a combination of certain
parties who aspire to control the affairs
of Wake county. a large mass of DEM
ocratic voters were denied fair hearing
and vote at the last Democratic primaries
and convention:g and
Whereas, We believe that the best in
terest of the county demands a rebuke
to said parties and a change in the coun-
ty affairs, we call upon all white voters,
irrespective of former party aftiliation,
who believe with us to join in a conven-
ton on September goth, and nominate q
ticket. The primaries are to be held or
the 18th at O'Clock, and the convention
on the goth, at u o'clock at Raleigh,
n. c.
Here the convention adjourned amidst
calls for Atwater, the independent can
didate for Congress. He appeared but
his speech was interrupted as he cleared
his throat by a fight between Mr.. Thad
Ivey, of Cary; and Mr. Nat Tomlinson.
Ivey struck Tomlinson two severe blows
about the right eye, and it was learned
at the trial that in a dispute between
them about Avey's politics that Tomiin,
son had either said: ''Your father was
a d rascal" or she treated me like
a d rascal. For this ARRAY each par
ticipant paid Justice Barbee $3,45
Ex-Congressman Atwater in ram
bling tolk told his audience about being
an Independent, and hurrahed the indie
pendent movement After this final
speech making was over the people WHO
had stood the speech adjourned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-07
THE LUST FOR OFFICE
Republicans Think Demo
Gratis Like Themselves
Promises of Money For Campaign 10 Defeated
Democratic Candidates if They viii
Run as Independents.

Chairman Simmons, of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, has received
a Letter from the county chairman of the
Democratic party of one of the Western
counties, advising him that as many as
three of the defeated candidates for
Democratic nomination for county offices
in that county have been approached by
prominent Republicans with solicitations
TO become Independent candidates. One
of these gentlemen so approached was
the defeated candidate for clerk. The
man who approached him is the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress in that dis
trict. He said to him. that if he would
become an Independent candidate and
money could elect him. he would be the
next clerk of the court. Each of these
gentlemen so approached, of course. de-
clined Chairman Simmons has other
letters advising him that this same pro-
gramme is being attempted in different
parts of the State. If the Republicans
expect to build UP a party in North Car
DINA, based upon temptations of this
sort they misunderstood the temper and
character of the white people of North
Carolina.