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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, March 2..The cotton
market opened at a decline of to s points ard
ruled moderately active while showing weak
giving way whenever clique support
was withdrawn. Following the first call the
market pool buying partially rallied, but again
turned weak under more or less general 1iquida-
tion by scattered long interest and private
cables attributed the English weakness to toppy
conditions. Commission houses sold on the open
lug call and still later The principal factor In
the weakness at New York this morning Was the
disappointing news from Liverpool. especially in
regard to spot sales, which showed 5000 bales.
Notwithstanding the late bad weather port re-
ceipts according to estimates current this morn.
ing will to-day ahead of last years, with
Houston estimated at $500 to $500 for to NOR
row. against 5463 las: year.
At noon the market was firm. with prices net
4@G points higher covering and bull sup.
port The room appeared to be short of May.
but long of July. Spot steady: middling up
lands. 10.23c: middling gulf, 10.5oc. Estimated
receipts at the ports to-day were q 900 bales.
compared with 2s.9es last week and 26, ee4 last
year; For the week, 10000 bales. against
143.947 last week and 1884 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans were 2.545 bales.
against 14.141 last year. and at Houston. 64i7
bales. against 5.443 last year. -
Spot closed quiet: 0 points higher: middliug
uplands, 1O.S5c; middling gulf, 10000; sales,
1,426 bales. ..- b..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
: THE FLOUR MARKET
QUIET OPENING OF THE. NEW MONTH
PRICES HOLD STEADY a..

The week opens without any change Of particu
lar Importance from last week. There is
tnued good trade and demand from domestic
buyers. But the foreign outlook is not much inn
proved and mil]ers as rule report 1t rather
Shipments Saturday very light,
sderably less than the output, running to 81 .373
barrels.
Quotations. First patents are quoted So. .ae14: :
second patents. 3.s0M3.90; first clears, 81. 55:
second clears, So 1Om2.2O -
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NEW YORK COFFEE. March Coffee fu-
tures opened steady at a partial five points de-
cline and ruled very quiet with featureless for
eiep markets The opening loss the result
of bearish primary movement. while short sales
were checked by tirmuess of spots. Midday
prices the opening basis with sales 10
that time 1.00J bags. including September. 81 50
"a So. Rio firm: No. rio, $6.25. Exchange.
II 27-:2d. Receipts II 900 bags. Cleared for
the United St,tes 10eo0: stock, Al 900. Sugar.
raw. firm: fair refining. SIC; centrifugals. es
test; 334c: IN. molasses sugar, Sc; refined quiet;
d&c. Coffee quiet; No. rio 5ssc. Molasses.
quiet; New Orleans, 32@40c.
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& NEW YORK, March Noon Money on cali
firm, 3s4 per cent: prime mercantile paper. so
5L per cent: sterling exchange easy Will actual
business In bankers bills at s4; 81 25@i s7.:75E
bills: posted rates. S4S5 and Sass commercial
bills. 81. .S314 04.S4M bar silver. Sc: Mexican
dollars. 2Sc: government bonds steady fund
ing Is. registered. exiDterest 1oI: COUPON. 1oTl
tered. Y, coupon. 35ts: old Is registered.
ex-interest. 1os14: coupon. 1e914; 5s. registered
and coupon. 1929. Eg7e kE NJ - ,sEa
NEW YORK. March s2.71-E,ychanges, S149,135,-t
4a2 balances. SS,256. .t2T. tss Is
day. 21a34 Al. IS: New York exchange. selling
rate, 51Oc prenliubl; blying rate fOc5 discount.
Chicago excbanre selling rate 25s &c premium: ,11l:
documentary exchange: s4.s4
eSCHICAGO. March I'd hearings s2s,152, TSs:
balances So. .S49.13O: New York exchange 2nc
discount offered Foreign exchange. sterling
POSTED at 81 So for go days and 81 IS for de-
Inand. f6sss sss. Ss,3
s. BALTIMORE. March 2.--olearings: S17.111s-
672: balances s3,27s, s44: Money y y 15 per
cent. Es #@a 5..st.. sss& .@s.s. IS S. q
ST PAU March Hearings 81 .2as Ot911.
BOSTON, March 81 Exchanges, SIT ,s6S. SEQ;
balances. S1.164. S36. ,E. 5s. &, zgsf 5S ts
LONDON. March 2. Gold premiums are quoted
as follows: Buenos Aires. 127.3O: Madrid. 81
Lisbon. %. Bar gold. rs 3ssd: American eagles,
Il ioNDoN, March 2. The amount Of bullion
| taken into the Bank of England on balance to-
day was E23.O
| e PARIS. March c.4 p. Three per cent
rentes % francs. so centimes for the account.
Exchange on London IS francs 15centimes FOR
| checks. Il. IA s5 Ss54 n 233s8
maks 50 Npfennigs for checks Discount rates
for short bills. 2 u per cent three months bills.
q per cent. s9s. s8s7S s3s.5 s4s sfz gs.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

1ss s GEES stesdy Fancy country dressed
Steady Apples, steady, Potatoes, Arm. :
,,1;;,vrrp rxt.. aro.--..,
rsts rsts i Isl ssfSeas ass ssSsads
rnnn,.+a al = - ~ pachlhs STOCK, S@llc; fresh
- 1EC;GSHStrictlv fresh coses ino,,doa -.
per doz 1Gc strctiv fresh as n,t loss OF
oe;H1 ioe an" ar seSenos se cold storage candled
CHEESE Twins or fats, fancy, 14,4c; twins
good 1;c: daisies rancv 'Mlms or mats; iair TO
fancy; tan. i.;l l5c; bricb' NJ l. 15c brick, No. .
nnitos3 1iG; 9rlca a. NO: g. Sc; primost No. L. sc
siost RMiss 81 Swiss SWISS; No. No.: round 1a@ 14Ac
l4 9REssE5 it$si ST5ss ri blGeh, lsc
cns sorjnr fancy 1s@16c cails fai e@ac chiek
i1 fpan aslss' t9lec; 1alr to good, 11@
sssts tssf5 hfsGs fs fs xds ass ss heads
fap RRGssG9 u saa1 MsATsveal fancy per lb
asc; 70 mton SfHe sc s'. sail or orsSrweigh
nefxS RABBffs-1ack ,;fs ner do1 90 %: ,o+,oa,.,,
doz 7se 'A'A per oo1' S2''o' eottontail, tail
dos 2Vs5Hhhlo--Gray s5c ~ per doz, soc; red, per
vi VTo1IsroEs- r,,itorn;,
.rARRAGESH lrrna per crate. S4.,o
s1;so Ior rors, :. - 81 80 -
lots s. i sacks extra s5c; @ mediSm dGa'e saets ets
eHsrs, :Is Is;., 2sc. 2s9; ,,cr. ,r.,rs =
s 1885, Pss 0r new St rice
pei KEW., y; 2aM5s: aaSEY-vi,itc f,n.v i, .o..,.
1Ic; choice, lib sections, 15@16c. a -
| DRIED PF.AS--Fancy yellow. per bu. SITS.
| medium, S1.5J; green, fancy Si 7b:,> medium
125: marrowfat. $3.50. = =
choice navy. s2. 5o medium hsnd-picked 81 IS;
medium, ia,r. Sl.i5 brown, 81 So fair to good.
| 81 2OM1 %.
! = mAPPLES--Jonathans. per brl, So; Ben Davis
S30 %: Kings. $40 %: Spies, S.. 90: 1:ussets
$s.,o; Winesaps, s.: Missouri Pippins $3.50:
Willow IWigs, S4; BaldWins $2.25 $50: Green
PINEAMPPLEs,,,Pe "a MM crate s4d4.5o
! ASGES-Caiitorn1a ~ i navels, as to size.
fancy, choice as, to size, $2.75@5: Cali
| ttrnla blldIed seedlings. S2.25. 4
1 LEMONS =. California fancy. SO 500 s. 10:
choice. sS3 2oMS. 90. s,s,ssf
4 @TANGElS NfiS--Per half box, 81 60 I'LL 81 5
1 GRAPE FRUIT--Per box. $4 a5.t
1 STRAWBERRI IES--Floridas. per dt 5uc
I s#- nor bov
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS

Observation-Disclosures. 81 cars: Omaha, -:
st. Louis, %: Great Northern 1876: Burlington.
-; 500 IS: Northern Pacific, Is; Chicago Great
Western. l. Rock Island, :.
Shipped--Atilwaukee, I cars Omaha, :: st.
Louis, s; Great Northern. /; Rock Island, 2.
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MORE so.

II can't imagine anything more unsat-
isfnctory than a meal at our boarding
house. said the chronic grumbler
8. ''No?" replied the Impressions bic young
man. Evidently you never got kiss
from Your best girl over the telephone
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
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PROVISIONS {

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March Smaller re-
cefpts Of hogs and an advance of from 1Dc to 15c
in the price of hogs caused strengt in provisions
at the opening and Will a good demand froIl
brokers still higher Prices were oner.
moderate. May pork opened SC higher at s1s1s.
MAY lard was up 2 NC at 80. and ribs were
also Iiacs better at SO. 30.
telnber. $1I.20. 8. ,sg e
sn.65 10. 81 u: Septeinber. SO. .621a
close: ribs May. S9.s1ls; July. 50 81 y !;
September, SO. QT9:ai
NEW YORK PROVISIONS. March 2.-Btef
quiet. PORK. frnl. Lard. Arm: prime western
steamed, $40. 10.
Copper Firm. SIS. .37eg ls. .021as Lead--ouiet
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Receipts, s50O: steady TO 1Gc higher: beef steers
s3.5o65.25; stockers and feeders. $1,000 20;
cows and heifers, S:.c5@4.5e; Texans, s2.25@g
(. 90. a.; ~. .s.a Pc 5z.s
Hogs-Receipts, 500; market 1uc higher
pigs. Se.s5@I; packers, $675@s.e5; butchers,
S7.25 a Z 30
i sheep--Receipts. 500; strong; sheep, $1,000
& 30 lanlhs, S:,E7G. 30 ~ 80. Is
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS EASIER ON CABLES AND
S-E-.- REARISH STATISTICS. -z.z------

Chicago, March 2.--Whcat opened k@Ac
lower az I5MM55As on lover cables and rather
light. Locals were inclined to sell on favorable
wea ther, but the offerings we're well taken by
pressure had abated somewhat the market be-
came frmer. May advancing to I1la @1IMc The
strength in corn was a streng tbening influence.
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth re reported 437 cars which
local receipts Of 26 cars, enc of contract
grade: made total receipts for the three points
of 463 cars against 502 cars year ago.
The advance brought out considerable realiz-
ing and the market eased off. but rallier again
near the close and final figures on May were 3 q
Close: ,WheatMay:, 77h@77Ac; July, 7ss
@!3a. e. september, 72lsc. -
7oG751ac; No. , hard winter I1u7sc; No. !;
bard winter. ee@71c: No. & northern spring.
No. s.'s $ spring. 72el79c. - 49, - -
The. opening prices in corn we're about un-
changed: May being unchanged to sc lower we at
4GIs a J7c. and trading quite active will, the
local sentiment again bulltsh. Commission houses
were the best buyers. and with small offerings
the market quickly advanced May selling up TO
4714c but reacted again to 4714M47asc. Com
paratively firm cables were an early bull factor.
az the g rnfsrts Of I cars none
3 The close was strong and higher at A. IS @4I 12c
for May.
July 447s @4'c: September, 44Ac. =
Cash corr, No. 2. 441sc: NO 3. 411a@42c.
at se stsr ss nrces
with May off 1ic at 3iAc. Not much demand
vas witnessed early Ii, the session and the volume
of trade was light. The strength in corn later
brought ont more buying orders aud a frn,er
feeling developed. May advancing to 351 = MS5asc.
local receipts were larger. being estimated at
225 GERS. = ~ -
close. oatsMarch. ss5sc;; May. s5asc' July
a21ac: September 29A
Cash Oats--No. Q 341ac: No. ::;. STA "a iac.
The following was the range Of prices:
Wheat May July.
openiug I71s @D7IA 731a@73ss
Highest .... lIss l.,t4S s5 a
Lowest rs to5a
To-day !. s.. ....... III @77ss sas@77st
Yesterday ............ 77as 73sb ats
Year ago .............l7s @7sh 7GSs @T61a
opening ing 4e5k @47 4s4a445s
| Hiphesf - a. g. Gs3 1914
Lowest ............... 46Is 44a4
TO-DAY 47asd471s 441s@45
YESTERDAY II 47 7sF3s93 s'-s34 44Is
Year ago ~. ........... 611s @61A 6oss @60ai
opeaias .....,... ........ ssA ss ssss as2'E
4 Highest .a 81, 5+
Lowest n o.,la % #fi
To-day To-day 81. !. i. /. q. ss,t. s,.s 81
Yesterday i, !. =. . 50 * :,3
Year ago Al Is & s51s
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, March 2.--Cattle,
receipts. g. 500, hogs 5000: sheep. 200. .,s, ~
Hogs-Quality. poor, market 10c higher. Sales:
81. 1S9 lbs, $500 6s :5s lbs, $Is3: As, $50 lbs,
$I.1O. =siSr 55.},.- + Z, ~
higher.e:-Sa IS beeves. S1 230 lbs $50: is
beeves. 134o lbs s.; 6: s. icccws. sae lbs - 20:
12 stockcrs $50 lbs 81 s5: a stockers. SO lbs.
$3.45 16 stockers, 1.04e lbs, $425:ssS vearlimgs.
$50 lbs, $3.50: 16 yearlings, 64S lbs, s3. 20; 10
yearlings. $50 lbs, $500.
Sheep--Strong. Ef2ts
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REaE1Prs AND SHIPMENTS. FEB. 2s,

REcEIPTs AND SHIPMENTS, FEB. 49,
Received-w Wheat 394 cars: 346.I2o bu; corn
90 45D 5bu; oats. Iii $50 bu: barley. 221 40 bu:
rye 9.100 bu: flax. 1870 bu: -four, 70S brls:
millstus 92 tons hay. 1871 tons; fuel oil, 60. 600
gal: fruit. 296,56S lbs: merchandise. 2.222. .46O
lhs lumber % cars; posts and piling. car; bar
B.34O TONS: wood. 3S3 cords; brick. 5000; lime
car; cement, 40 brls; household goods, IL 900
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
PUTS AND CALLS,

Two o'clock report: 5.
Puts--MaN wheat. 1910.
Cals-May wheat. 76;kGl7G%zc.
Curb-May Wheat, 7c1a MG6Mc.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo.
= LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE,

Monday, March 2.-Extra creamery but
Tor, Ssr., firm; packing stock, steady. Strictly
veal, weak. Poultry, Arm. Green fruits.
Steady. Apples, steady, Potatoes,E firm.
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finn; @creameriese 1S@ 2I1ac;. dairies, IA 124c.
Eggs Firm; at mark. cases included. 13M131ae.
Cheese Steady: twins. 121a d12ac: daisies Is
Poultry Easier trrkeys. 90 1sc; chickens, 10
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oMAHA LIVE sToCK, March 2.-(.attle---R

OMAHA LIVE STOCK, March 2.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 22e0: strong to 1Oc higher: beef steers,
s3.I5 @l5.25: cows and sheifers, $3M413; Gamers,
$1.75M2. So cows and heifers. $3@4.15: can
sners S1.15@2.S5; stockers and feeders, $3@
aIIogs-Receipts. $500: 1oc higher: heavy.s$I.o5
M7.15:Apigs, SSG16, -. !
sheepsa.Receipts. $500: 1oc TO a0c higher;
sheep S3.40@5.9O: lambs, S.. 5.50@1-
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK March l2:-;-at.
tle--Receipts. 1900; strong to 10c higher; beef
nans stocfsrs and 4g feeeTs
s Hogs. Receipts. a.ao0. market sc to 1oc high
err heavy packers. Sc. 500 .o5; york
ers S6.aoGI7: pigs S5.T5@s.65
Sheep Recciprs. 2. 900, strong; sheep. sS.50d1
:a,aD; lambs, $4,000 $50. q
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 2.-Close Wheat
M12ssc: July. TOYS @71c: No: , hard 7oG7sEc
Corn. firm; No. cash.. 35 hc: nominal. May
:osc; July 31Ac nominal; No. 2 white 81 =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, March 2.-Flour
sta steadX; y Wheat firm; close. No. northern
So1a aHDSlc; No. northern, 796SOc; May, 771sc
Puts. I7$c asked; calls, 77Sc5 asked. Rye
llrm; No. l. 52c Barley. firm: No 2. 81 lac:
samples. 4S@53lac: Oats: firm: standard. $50
calls, 47Ac asked. - -',n-, a. ~ f4''f,,5 % :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
eial receipts for the past week are as fol.

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for: The day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul. 2,
Minneapolis & st Louis, l Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis * Omaha, .; Great Nertherp. IL:
Northern Pacific. IS; Chicago, Rock Island &
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED. March q
Wh1eat-Dull, VINE UNCHANGED; cash, TIC: May. 73,ac:
1: SC; July, 45c. Oats--I,,ll. steady: March
3!c; May, 3G!sc: July. 32$4c. Rye-No. ?
!!s Hc. Seed--Firm, active: March. 81. .25; April
SD October. $3.50. prime timothy, S1.70:
prime alsike, $S a9' -.e-. =
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THE COMPARATIVE VISIBLE,
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT,

The following are the receipts and shipmc
t the principal primary wheat markets:
Hui Receipts. Shipmer
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
MONEY REPORTS

Total sales. a0I, 300.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN. March
2:-Rye.May, e d lac. Flax-Cash, northwes-
otly-Afarch $500. Clover--Marci; s11.Io. Bar
ley-Cash, 44@t &c.. II .~s5.. n .a-s .,171s45
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

Wheat-May. 671a @67Fsc; July, 65sa @65hzc
Cash No. hard: e9M 71e; No. 2 red. 7o11115c.
Corn--April, 3Sh @3SAc; May. 3S2s ass Iac:
July, 3SAc: Cash No. mixed, SSis 6SS$4c; No.
2 white. 40@4Oa4c. ~ s,.>, r., 80 -: -
Oats-NO 2 white 3j1h MS6i5c
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-01
CARTER
READY TO LEAVE

Treasurer A. n. Kepoikai had
Renaissance of his writing masters
ferule yesterday, when he executed his
autograph for Secretary Carter to
have printed in fac smile on the
coupons of the Territorial bonds.
Secretary Carter gave out yesterday
that, failing to float the bonds in New
York, he might go to Boston. Five per
cent. bonds would not be a shining at
traction in New York, besides which
more was known about Hawaii in Bos-
ton than in New York.
A resolution authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Territory to go on his mis-
sion was formally passed by the
executive council yesterday, the next
Legislature to be asked to appropriate
money for paying his expenses. This
local bankers who put up the money
in the meantime.
Secretary Carter stated yesterday
evening that he intended to hustle
with a view to catching the first home
ward steamer arriving in November.
In his absence c. r. auckland, statis-
tician, will superintend the conduct of
the county election preliminaries.
Frank D. Creedon, his stenographic
clerk. will attend to Chinese fund dis
bursements. Everything appears to be
in shape for Secretary Carriers de-
parture in the Sonoma today.
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ination to be a statement of "the es-
tate of J. K Kaunamano, deceased,
in account with ]. Alfred Magoon."
The account is made almost to bal
ance, showing receipts of $3.50 collect
ed by Magoon and payments of s676O.02
made by Acknowledgements account
showing the former and Lightfoot's
vouchers the latter, while Lightfoot's
declaration gives both totals.
Receipts are all from land sales, the
largest item being $500 for Wyllie
street lot sold to Rose Kaunamano.
Payments represent mostly the iqui-
dation of mortgages and notes, includ-
ing a note to J. Alfred Magoon for
$3.50 with interest at II per cent for
about three years and a half, funeral
expenses, widows dover of 1856, attor-
ney's fees paid by Lightfoot to Ma
COON Jumped at 5000 for nineteen items
of service, commissions, etc.
Lightfoot credits himself with COM
mission on the $500 collected by Ma
COON, and on the payments made by
himself less both commissions, or
s6595.15, the total of commissions being
foot, himself an attorney, paid Ma
COON 5000 attorneys fees are mainly
the routine duties of an administrator
for which the commissions allowed him
| by law are supposed to be Ills remu-
ne-ation.
Following is the receipted bill, of Ma
COON to .Lightfoot:
! - Lightfoot, administrator estate
| ]. K. Kaunamano, deceased, to ]. AL
fred Magoon, DR..
1908, July 5th.
To drawing and fling petition for
| letters OF administration.
ITO hearing on same.
ITO filing bond of administrator.
| s'To filing oath Of administrator.
''To filing inventory.
ITO publishing notice to creditors
ITO advice re foreclosure of mort
gage.
ITO drawing and filing petition fol
order to sell real estate.
''To hearing on same.
ITO drawing order of sale.
ITO drawing notices and advertise
ment of sale.
ITO drawing and filing oath an(
bond of administrator.
| ITO report of administrator and pc
| tition for confirmation of sale.
"To attendance hearing same.
'T0 drawing order confirming sale.
"To drawing amended report of sale
"To drawing order confirming same
| "To attendance administrator sale
ITO attendance foreclosure sale.
1920.
(Sig.) s'Paid J. ALFRED MACON.
Mr. Lightfoot shares Mr.. Magoon'
law office and is associated with hin
| Of record in most of his court work
Whether the Kaunamano estate ad
ministration is a partnership or merel,
a proxy matter between the two law
yers is question that further proceed
ings may answer. The fact that i
has cost the estate thus far close o.
ten per cent of it's total avails is tn
only thing clear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-01
PARTNER
! OR PROXY
Ia Curious Exhibit
Of Kaunanano
Estate.
The Administrator Files
Another Mans
Account.
Services Are Rewarded With Both
Commissions and Fees.
Interest II Per.

A curious exhibit of the estate of
J. K. Kaunamano, Royalist and Home
Rule politician and journalist, deceas-
ed, has been placed on the proba tie
files. What is represented in the
S,aal declaration blank for executors,
etc, as the ''frst account of j. Light
foot, administrators" proves on exam
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-01
GHHMeAS Eyes

It is the duty Of all parents to know
whether the eyesight Of their children
is perfect or defective.
If they have complained about their
A little timely care may prevent them
from the necessity of wearing glasses
all their lives.
Picture book days start eye troubles.
A little timely attention to the eyes
of the little ones may save them much
after trouble and you sorrowful regret.
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the common that sit worms
fact hoair like their useful
live the abdominal cavities of
insects long drought followed by heavy rain usually
results their leaving bodies of and the earth
stage These Species however,
destroyer
deadly, but mosquitoes only.
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APPARENTLY NOT.

We've wireless wires and horseless cabs,
But will we ever own
A cussless, waitIess, out-of-orderless,
Girlless telephone?
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If you want
the best
Canned Soups
or Vegetables
We have them

Just take a look at the display
in our window. There you will
see the finest goods put up
nothing better in the world.
If you know what kind you want
just telephone. If you are in
doubt-telephone anyway and we
viii offer suggestion that we are
sure will please you.
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life
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-08-20
STICKS TO COACHMAN.
Countess Russell Becomes RecOnciled
10 Bill Brown, Who Masque-
raded as n Prince.

The announcement that Countess Ma
bel Russell has forgiven and become
reconciled to her husband, a coachman
named William Brown, who married her
last December under the title of Prince
Apbrobald Stuart de Modena, has
caused much gossip in London. Countess
Russell, at the time of Browns convic-
ton for making false entry in the mar
rage entry, said she would have moth
Ing more to do with him, and that she
would try to secure a divorce Now,
however, she says that, although he
wronged her, she will stick to him. She
claims she will not lose her title by her
marriage.
Few women in British society have
been more discussed than the countess
By curious irony of fate, she bears
the title which was held for half CEN
tury by the remarkable woman who
first as the wife and then the widow of
the statesman affectionately known to
the British people as Lord John Rus
SELL" held a position almost unique in
society, her home, Pembroke lodge,
Richmond Park, having been visited by