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NJ CHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. SEQ secondhand
wood and Iron working machines. fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
chanzed- GEO. 3. EDDY 3SS Maiison-sI.
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Country Property for Sale.

HOTEL san.tarium first class RESIDENCE, II miles
Ia Jersey station bounded by two avenues and
beautiful with waterfall having considerable
power: large lawns teTraced TO river me trees sever
city electric light good society payng
good income. hotel much needed BOOKHOUT, SS
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OFFICE OF THE BARNEY d SMITH CAR co.
DaEyu1 Ohia August e-r 1904.
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT HAS
beer declared on preferred Of this company
payable September lst. 1904 Checks New York vii!
De mailed
The Transfer books viii close August isth reopen
September r.. 1904 J. I kIEFABER,
Asst Sec arl Treas
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A ADVERTISEMENTS an- subscriptions for Th. rrhun.
- received their JptUwu Office.
NO 1854 BROADWAY
Advertisements will be the flowing branch
otacss at regular office rates o'co>k D m via
% sth-ave 23t-sJ 152 cor. 18th
81 East l4t1-st 25I West 42d-f between and sth
aves 263 West l25thst 123s 3d-ave be 18th anG
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
TOILET ARTICLES.

SKIN OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOR
EVER
DR. r. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAuTITIER
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Insurance 4djusters.
DiUidend Notices.
PERr NARorFrTE KAuROAD co.

PERE MARQUETTE RAILROAD CO.
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT ga
upon the preferred Ft1lA OF Company VII be
1904. stockholders record
Ind, 1904 4As preferred stock
FER -. 1904. z. N, and
VIII reopen August -. 1914. ~ 10 \ NJ Dividends
stock registered tile Boston Office VIII paid 80
state Boston. Mass and dividends stock
isterez ar Office wL - paid d once
as Robert Winthrop & Couparyr 40 Nall Strect New
City. CHARLES MERRIAM Treasurer.
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Religious Notices.
20 cents per line.

20 cents per line.
AT FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
6 West 46th-st
Rev. +. P JOHNSTON. D. d. Pastor.
Rev, SPARKS W MELTON. OF Augusta Ga
Will preach at II q. m.
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. RARTHoLOMEW,S

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2lI East 42t-st. First class dcmestics are
supplied; also managing housekeepers, ma
irons, govern~sses. tutors. etc.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED wiki $1,000; rare
opportunity. Investigate SECURE. Trib-
une Uptown Once. i,S6+ Broadway
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ADvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No l.364 Broadway. between S6th
and SIth SITS. until Q O. clock .. m Adver-
ttssments received AT the following branch
ofaces at regular ONCE rates until : o. clock
2 n. viz 254 Sth-ave., 5. =. cor 25d-st. +.
153 6th-ave-. cor l2th-sr. 81 East 14tb-sS .
Isl West 42d-st.. between Tth and SJh aves.
265 West 125th-st 1.33S Sd-ave. beJwee 7
T6th and T7th sta. 1.O26 3d-Rve-. near 6lst-
i251h-SC.; T66 Tveuont-ave. ESQ sd-ave
near +lst-st: S5+ 8d-ave.. 30 Bleecksr-
St; as Blsecksr-st
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GARDEN F.F- &c isr1aC. married. 0ns cnil6s
thoroughly eNDrr'eucsc- srsenloUse. land
scaps aL1 vaEs-aols. privals position. good
reference C- H.. cara Valglan's seed store.
Ear-t2y-sr-
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COLORED WOMAN 70 % out oy ths aAgi
IaulGry o. clsallng A. DOUGLAS cars
Hardauand. 207 " est +OVh-sL-
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CLEANING. &c-By young widow o-cs
cleaning o. take home Was1nE Nrs.
M'NULTT. 20s East 45Jh-st
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Religious Notices.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West s7th ST. DR..
MACARTHUR Pastor Rev. L COBCFN breaches
a n.
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
Expert. permanent position. years ex-
pertence, rapid, accurate and neat. excel
lent correspondent. Al references. SIS
weekly PRICE, I East I31sJ-sc
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GARDENER.-Head GARDINER and ssIp-rtn-
teccent q gsntl=man's place; thoroughly
understands his business II AL branches.
including landscape work and ma1agsmens
q farm. nine years references rom iass
employ err Il z. 100 EllsWorth-st-. BlRGs-
rccs. Bridgeport, Conn
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BIILIARD AND ROOF TAB

MANCFACTI -RERS Of bihard and pool
tRhleE high grade bowling alley builders.
lowest priceA MARX BROS. "a Union
Square
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
1T MUST
ANTE UP
RiNaLlNo aRos. CIRCUS WILL
NOT CIT orr WITH SUCH
AN EASY LICENSE as NOR
RIs s ROWE

10 Ringing uraa big clfuca comes
ta town uext month the city treas
MY viii be enriched by $500 The
Norris & Rove Show. which was re-
Gently here. only had to give the city
$50 for the privilege. The license
was granted b. the city eomptrui-
lera office In fragrant violation %
the city ordinance regulating the
matter. while Comptroller NlplnHer
vas cut of the citY aud g. " Melas,
deputy comptroller. was In charge
Il the office. II was the exposure
81 this act % rruaa official careless
ness In the star that prevented a
similar robbery tn connection with
the Ringing circus The latter viii
be obliged 10 pay afty times the
amount - the iiesnan paid b. the
Norris 4 Rowe Aggregation for the
uca % the city Tor tNo-thifds a.
Ions = time.
Samuel Mccraeksn. advance agent
II the circus declares. however. that
the license has been placed - high
that the tents viii be- pitched outside
the city limlta a. 9eofgetoxn or
south Park
There's no good place Tn TIE city
10 raise cur canvas. auYhov he
said iaHt night. la the tone 81 the fas
In the fable Who could not get some
grapes.
When the Norris q Rowe fepre-
sentative asked for Iieruss the
eamptroiIer's department vent ahead
ana Hr.rfaf IL fHr Ia The council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19

Straw Hats one half price. r.
-. Brooks a CO. 1891 second ave-
nue.. 80
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LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Capt willard. Of the local police.
saved the city Jail last night b.
oanstituting himself the fire de
pArtment. making a dash for the
IRE. which Was caused - 4 cigar
being dropped between the cracks
IN the sidewalk. and extlnEuiahiug
IL before any damage had been
done. While the captain action Is
eommendable there il stfonK tax
around the etfy hastlte OF lyuehius
him for not allowing the rotten
structure 60 burn % the ground
Mrs Croc ker. Of i6a2 Terry ave-
nue. vas the victim Of purse snatch
eTs last evening losing a.. Mrs
Croker says she waa walking on
Seneca street between Second and
First avenues When she got d.
rectiy opposite the alley way be
tween the tho streets some one
dashed out OF the alley. grabbed her
purse and ran sWIftlY away
While unloading lumber from his
wagon az Thirty first avenue and
Republican street Yesterday Alex
nodWiek IN trying Co stop his team
which became frightened. tripuHa
and fell under the wheels % the
wagon. which passed over one Of
his legs. breaking H. The horses
we're caught and Dedwick taken to
the Providence hospital
A thief attempted to steal case
OF cigars the property Of ID Mac
kenFle. from a freight car In the
Northern Pacific yards Yesterday
When asked shat he was going 70
do with the ease be dropped li and
ran.
Arthur Tenant WA robbed u
$50 while enjoying the luxury Of
the baths az fhe local Y. ~ G. A
last night ft Is thought that the
thief Nas about ready 20 come out
when Tenant entered the pool. and
vent through the clothes before
leaving the building They were "a
n dressing room not FAR from the
tank A report 81 the luas wa
made to the police
A man who signed hts nnme aH
y y Allen talked himself into the
confidence OF the pruurietora % a
saloon az Third avenue and Union
street. saying that be- vaa a repre-
sentative % the Equitable life In
maranee company They believed
him aud accepted several checks a.
SIS per. when presented AZ the
National Bank - Commerce. OF
which they were drawn. IL was
learned that they we're not wort 3
the paper they we're printed on
The police have been given n de-
Heription % the man and an efz
fort will be made 20 bring him -
justice
The BODY Of Mcleod Gibson. Tor
merry % Tacoma was found near
hIs tent on Boulder creek July 1
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lie had evidently been dead about
a hours
Rev. Frank X Sanders. ID. n
dean 81 the department If theology
at the Vale university. accompanied
by Nw Sanders. are expected In
seattle today rbcy have Just re
turned from Alaska and are en-
route to California. where nr San
dors will deliver sorieB Of lee
lures before the summer school al
ncrkclcv
The steamer Centennial sailed
yesterday afternoon for san Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

fTheHe prices are ~ any buyer IN
quantities.. Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent higher.1
Provisions.
Fresh Msat-Cow beef. SIC per
ID. steer beef. 7c ID. veal. sasc 10
pork. su9c ~. mutton. saethc 10.
Provisions Hams. fBMlsc ~.
breakfast bacon. leo 10. bellies,
Straw Hats one-half price. E
~ Brooks & CO. 1891 Second ave
nue. 80
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ATTACKED
A WOMAN
apEr" BEAR. MADE SAVAGE ny
BEER AND HEAT. CAUSED
SERIOUS TROUBLE.

CINCINNATI. o. July II An
unknown woman was attacked hy
a maddencd bear Ina ehargc 81 the
Huntington. W Va. ElhB. which
arc here Co attcud the annual meet
tng OF that order. on Central aNcuup
last nlght aud before the animal
could be rc,apturJd it had torn the
garments 10 the woman into Hhrrda
Two bears came ON the West Nlr.
EInia special and It ls said both
we're given beer 60 drink On the
way. The crowds at the depot and
the heat affected the animals Tho
second bear broke loose aud tore
around among the people but was
captured before any damage Vas
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19

California potatoes. fN 8ae per II
Yakima potatoes. SO 90 per tan
carrots. ti.3o per sack cabbage. -
= e ID fadlahrs Zoe dos punches
Eresu onions Zoe per dos punches
cucumbera ti1S per donsn. native
reas. e. 10 wax beans. j. ID hot
house tnmatoea. tlzsu lie, eEx
rlsnt. Sc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
Greer Fruit. E,o

Appirn Wanafchs~. 81 20 20
box pineapple take daacn. Va
lsncia oranges s. 90. Mediterranean
Sweet s. So Lemons 8 Zen 30
hoN HlaH khrrrira. o. ooeft as crate
Persian dates sc 10 uanauaa.
ffGtEfz Is buneh Native atraabar-
ties. aocMt 20 rate Cherries. sac
= - u-r crate. u~wbsrrtea 81 bon
Z aa per crate. Cant~lap--a. 81 &C
psf crate. iew berries. 81 90 PEI hon
California THat hna toaasoe nar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
PITCHED
BATTLE
TURKISH TROOPS AND BUL.
eARiAN REvoLuTlostsTs
FIGHT


BELGRADE. July IL In pitch
ed battle near richediloVa. on the
bulgarian frontier. between a
strong faFCc 81 Turks and a hand
OF Bulgarian royalutianisfs. the lat
ter were dispersed losing ten ALLIED
aud one wounded The Turkish
casualties we're two wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
FRISCO PORTIA
MAY "STUMP"
FOR G. O. p.

SAY FRANCISCO. July "a
The Republican party managers are
bringing great deal ~ Influence 90
hsar en- Mu clara FaIfE % induce
her d stump thr Unite.l states dur
ing tHe coming presidential cam
pa.ru
MrH Faiz has a national rspgta-
ton e. an orator and her brilliant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19

speeches made Ia various states
during the Mckinley campaign Jeff
a deep IMPRESSION on all Who heard
her
AZ 4 lawyer pleading at the bar
far clients Ma F8ifz can hold her
own Elth The eleyerrsf of the mas
clline ser. and many famous eases
have been decided In favor 81 her
clients when the most brilliant at
torneya o. the state have opposed
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19

boa wenaiehse peaches boea 81 90
boz WateFmsilunH fao0HaGo per
foa. simonl rluns. fl1a per hos
Hurhank 81 shaft5o Tragedy. 81 Is
ri So Gilman toe CurrantH. ttso
Hifa. MuHratsl grapes. si1a.
ftAapherrien. u Sc. Fresno ranta=
lsupss. tteo Nutmesn. 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19

oats. - oea - 90 per ton BARLEY.
80 - p~f ton ~heat 81 % per ton
chop, SIS ooUaf % per ton -hortA
- 0e p~f ton bran. 80 % per ton
On meal fa1te p~F ton , W tin
nthY fis1s per fgn n " corr
pressed Timothy IS 90 n~f tor n~~
whsat hay. 81 go 1aoo per tou.
rurst tssund hay. ttaoo Per taa
niddlinHM. isaoe pc ton cracked
cern. tRseo p~r ton strau. tio %
r~r ton Peanuts Jumbo. 81. Al
Te.
Better. Eaas. Cheese.
Native creamery - pef ~ Easa-
err creamery. fresh. &c b.
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EUKs Nsties ranch. asr dor Orr
goo ranch. T1e doH. klAHtsru. 1T
dass
Cheese Native ranch. ff0tz1 ID.
psshrv.
rhte kens. hens. fsc. spring 2oc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26
CHAPTER XXI.

where did you get this?" l heard
myself asking, strange voice sound
ing far down the throat.
From an INDIAN the mystic told
me quietly. He said It was bad med
icine to him. He never had any luck
in hunting after II fell TO his share. SO
he was glad to give 1t to me-"
Where did he get it,"
"Eiis tribe took II from some prison.
ers they killed"
| was running blindly around In a
circle to find relief from the news he
dealt me when the absurdity OF such
news overlook me. stood and
laughed.
"Who were the prisoners?"
II don't know" answered Johnny
ApDleseed.
"How do you know the Indians
killed them"
1.-THE one that gave me this book told
me So"
I There are plenty Of padlocked
books In the world" l said jauntily,
"At least there must be more than one
How long ago did It happen?"
mot very long ago, think, for the
book was clean"
GIVE it to me-" | said as II l cursed
him.
Its a sacred book" he answered
hesitating.
Maybe it's sacred. Let me see."
"There may be holy mysteries In 1t
TO be read only of him who has thu
key"
I took It out Of the snuffbox. John
| ny Appleseed fixed his rape eyes OF
the little object in my fingers.
"Mebby you are the one appointed t
'open and read what Is sealed"
NO, I'm not! How could my key II
padlocked book that belonged to pris
oners killed by the Indians"
: He held it out TO me. and took hol
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26

every dollar of the Territorial funds
that can be kept in Hawaii Is needed
during the present condition Of busi.
ness.
Merchants with enormous stocks and
contractors with expensive plants must
make a living for themselves and In
terest on their invested capital. A ma
terial reduction OF these stocks means
both loss of revenue to Hawaii by way
of taxes and sore inconvenience to
the consuming public. But for the
varied and expensive stocks carried by
Honolulu merchants the purchasing
public would be largely dependent up
on the rSainland for their everyday
supplies.
We submit every legitimate govern
ment support is due the actual resident
taxpayer.
BY vote of the Builders. and Traders
Exchange of Honolulu, Hawaii, ] an
directed to advise you that II Is thu
sense Of this Exchange representing
the material supply houses and con
tractors of this city that tenders OF
Territorial Government work for tn
/ Island OF Oahu, should be called no
longer than ten days prior to 'openin
the same and not longer than twent
days on work for the other islands
and to respectfully request that you II
sue the proper directions to depar
ment heads affected thereby.
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men. I lost nine years."
"Mebby," hazarded Johnny Apple
seed cautiously, you are the one APP
pointed to open and read what is
sealed"
IF you mean to interpret what you
read, I'm afraid l am not the one.
Where did you get those leaves"
From a book that l divided up to
distribute among the people"
Doesn't that destroy the sepse?'
mo. carry the pages In their order
from cabin to- cabin"
He came around the fire with the
lightness OF an Indian and gave me his
own fragment to examine. 1t proved
to be from the writings OF one Eman-
uel Sweaenborg.
With a smile which seemed to lessen
the size Of his face and concentrate its
depression to shining point Johnny
Appleseed slid his leather bags along
the rope girdle and searched them, one
after the other. thought he wanted
me to notice his apple seeds. and In
uuired how many kinds he carried. So
The showed them in handfuls, brown
and gistening or gummed with the
/ sweet blood of cider. These produced
/, 'pippins; these produced russets; these
E produced luscious harvest apples tina
I fell In August bursting with juicy ripe
5 ness. Then he showed me another
: bagful which were not apple seeds a
all, but neutral colored specks MOVING
k with fluid swiftness as he poured then
from palm to palm.
: do you know what this is?"
O told him I didn't.
II Its dog fennel seed"
d laughed and asked him what kim
O Of apples 1t bore.
y Johnny Appleseed smiled at m
n again.
II "It's a flower. I'm spreading It owe
q 1.-THE whole OF Ohio and Indiana. It
ID come up like the stars for abundanc
land fill the land with rankness, an
n fever and ague will fee away"
= but how about the rankness?"
N "Fever and ague will fee away" h
\. repeated, continuing his search throug
IS the bags.
mi He next brought out parcel wraI
,e lped up carefully In doeskin to prote'
y lit from the apple seeds. and turne
lie foolish in the face as bits OF ribbo
is and calico fell out upon his knees.
re- This isn't the one he said, buI
! ding it up and thrusting 1t back agail
as 1.-THE little girls, they like to dre'
,e their doll babies, so carry patches Il
the little girls. Here's what l WI
IS, looking for"
n 1t was another doeskin parce
10 bound lengthwise and crosswise
he thongs. These Johnny Appleseed re
IT. erently loosened, bringing forth
he small book with wooden covers fastel
Id led by paddock.
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70 prefer LOCAL
FIRMS FOR WORK

cAcrotarv I n Avery of the Build
orc and Traders, Exchange. yesterday
.,,.rnoor nresented TO the Governor
a.. ,.,,ar annearinp below. which he
~, 49,, a,rac,ed NV the Exchange to
80.
m. cov.rror having read the let
A.. sa,s :, wouId no imnossible to limit
, w." IA, on uorL nm oahu to ten
San M tn,,o ,os,rod IN hid on certain
e .s. 90 al over tho territory. He
$780, ,ha, taxn,vers NJ the Terri
-. .ho,,,a no given every Legitimate
.,,ranoa. there were Instances. how
a., ,,.,ah ,ha coverrment would
49, ,ns,,saa in I,m,,,np natronage
.o' W. suaarns &c ,hav miebt COM
~ .o
""s. ,, a.. rvoborge ala mt
~, 80, - nover would be
a'pa' ,,. . ,..tanoa
gu o ren"nr.n Ill, ,aro nm tho mat.
I ~ 80 - danartmonts
W, WI 1871 -. ,a.,on,
,,nn.,,,,,' n Eoh "a 1904
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26

Of the paddock. It was small steel
paddock, and the hole looked danger
ously the size Of my key.
81 can't do IT," I said
LET nae try" said Johnny Apple
seed.
"No! You might break my key In
strange paddock. Hold 1t still, Johnny.
Please don't shake It."
I'm not shaking It," Johnny Apple
seed answered tenderly.
There's only one way Of proving
that my key doesn't it, said, and
thrust II in. The ward turned easily.
and the paddock came away In my
hand. l dropped It and opened the
book. Within the lid name was writ
Item which I had copied thousand
ltimes-" Eagle Madeleine Marie de Fer
Irier"
Still did not believe II. Nature pro-
ltects us in our uttermost losses by
density through which conviction Is
slow to penetrate. In some mysterious
way the padlocked book had fallen into
lstrange hands and had been carried to
America.
IF Eagle were in America I should
know 1t. for DE Chaumont would know
liz and Skenedonk would find 1t out"
| stopped for the paddock, hooked 1t
lin place and locked the book again.
"Is the message for you alone?" In
quired Johnny Appleseed.
Ibid you ever care for a woman?" !
asked him.
/ Restless misery came into his eyes,
J and noticed for the first time that
7 he was not an old man; he could not
: have been above thirty-five. He made
3 no answer; shifting from one bare foot
4 Ito the other. his body settling and los
: ing Its Indian lightness.
D "A woman gave me the key to TIL!
a book. Her name is written inside thu
Q lid. was to read 1t II 1t ever fell int
d my hands, after number OF years
q Somebody has stolen 1t and carried 1
It among the Indians. But it's mine. Ev
; cry shilling in my wallet, the clothe
n of my back, you're welcome to-
1t 81 don't want your money or you
g clothes"
N "But let me give you something Il
exchange for It,"
what do need? I always have q
much as / want. This is serviceabl
coat, as good as any man need wis
ID for. and the ravens feed me. And. II
needed anything. could I take 1t fe
10 carrying a message? carry good til
inss of great JOY among the people a
err the time. This Is yours. Put 1t
Is your pocket"
&c hid the padlocked book In th
I'd breast Of my coat and seized his wrii
and his hand.
BE of good courage. white doub
no man." said Johnny Appleseed. "Tl
Oh Lord lift up the light Of his count'
nance upon you! The Lord make h
p face to shine upon you and give "
'ct reace!"
ed Ito 90 Continued.)
On
Fine Job Printing at the oullst
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26


II Is possible the electric current has
made some errors. The Metropolitan,
s7,5OO,O0O" suggests error. We are
under the impression that the Metro
politan is New York Lloyds. All the
above are OF course estimates OF losses
or statements of amount involved In
the burned district"
General Agent Stovel, Of the Fire
mems, of Baltimore. has received a
dispatch. saying: "Our office building
only damaged. Temporary location
143 North Fay street, where We will
continue until building Is repaired"
Also: Baltimore losses greatly ex'
aggerated; we hold large reinsurance.
First meeting Of directors since fire
just adjourned; many records destroy
ed. Impossible yet accurately to as
certain total. Continue business as
heretofore. Please notify sub'agcnts,'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-26

Dyspepsia can be, and is cured by
the use of PAIN-KILLER. This 10 the
most wonderful and valuable medicine
ever known for this disease; its action
upon the system Is entirely different
from any other preparation ever
known. The patient while taking this
medicine may eat anything the appetite
Graves. Avoid substitutes, there Is but
one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis. Price
25c. and SOC.
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BISHOP co.
BANKERS,
Established In 1888.

G0toOu0USo IN uoOos
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Transact business in all departments
Of Banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
Of Credit issued on The Bank Of Call.
fornia and N. M. Rothschild & Sons,
London.
Correspondents - The Bank Of Call.
fornia, Commercial Banking Co. Of
Sydney, Ltd, London.
Drafts and cable transfers on Chin
and Japan through the Hongkong q
Shanghai Banking Corporation AND
Chartered Bank Of India. Australia
and China.
Interest allowed on term deposits At
the following rates per annum viz:
Seven days notice, at 2 per cent.
Three months, at 3 per cent.
elk months, at . 1-2 per cent
Twelve months, at 4 per cent.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates (real and personally.
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers, Wills, Bonds, ETC..
received for safe-keeping.
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.
Auditors for Corporations and Pri.
vate Firms.
Books examined and reported on.
Statements Of Affairs prepared.
Trustees on Bankrupt or Insolvent
Estates.
OFFICE, s24 BETHEL ct.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received and interest al.
lowed at IL per cent per annum, in
accordance with Rules and Regula-
lions, copies Of which may be obtained
on application.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Aeel.
dent and Employer Liability lnsur.
anes Companies.
Insurance Office, e24 Bethel st.