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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

iUnti' sentiment ia isvor Of =
more severe regulation governing th e
ssic Of poison. By chemists T.. max
ing hesdway rapidly. Few men or
women who have resolved 10 Kill
themselves lad much diaiculty ia
eayiag anywhere the necessary drugs.
This l. especially true TO the pur-
ehases 81 earbolie acid. which eau be
obtained 10 deadly qusnu,ie. from
pharmacists well nigh al over the
eoaa,fy ia nearly every hour Of the
day o. night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

Is all parts OF the country = re-
mon-irsuce arises against the prevs
lent -ystcm Of education. which make.
the school top heavy. teaching pre-
teutious studies 90 the neglect of the
elementary Ia every city snd Go
most Of the country towns there i-
futile grabbing after the higher
branches" by children who DO not
know how 20 spell. rsad OF write cor
recily
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.shsckies. giving perfect freedom 70 all per-
rous for the seat % whatever thew ma,
choose 10 hriag into Snr ports. aud asking
the same IN theirs" See writings Of
Jefferson. Washington Edition. Vol VIII,
page ti2: Ford Edition. page $50, Vol. III
II think all the world would gain by
setting commerce a. perfect liberty" Let
Ger TO JohE adams. Washington Edition.
Vol l. page 81; ford Edition, Vol. ".
page 81.
y take for granted, that the conner.
eial sysiu wished for by Congress. vas
sach one As should leave commerce on
the freest footing possible. This was the
plan on Which &C prepared our general
dratt Tor treating With all nations" Let
ter TO John Adams. IN tTcs. See Jefer-
sons Writings. Washington Edition, Vol.
], page ts7.
Would even a single nation begin With
the Jnitei Staies this sy-tom Of free com
merce. u would he advisable to begin IL
with that nation. since Il IL one by one
Only that II can lie extended 20 all" See
Writings OF jefferson. Washington Edi.
ton, Vol. VII. page sc. Ford Edition.
Vol. VI, page 40.
~ sm for free commerce With an ns-
tons" Letter 20 Eibridge Gerry. See
writings Of Jefferson. Washington Edi-
ton, Vol ~. page 26S Ford Edition.
Vol VII. page 32s.
~rhe permitting an exchange Of indus
tries With other nations b. direct en-
couragcmen Of your own, which. without
that. would bring vuu nothing for YOUR
comfort, add would. of course. cease 20 be
produced Letter 20 Samuel smith
See Writings of jefferson. Washington
Edition, Vol wi. page 2sf Ford Edi-
lion, Vol y. page i53.
could each country. Dee free 20 cz-
change eith other mutual surpluscs for
mutual wants. thc crstest mass possible
rould then Doe produced ct those things
which contrilutc Co human life and hu-
man happiness tbe numbers OF mankind
nould Doe increased. and their condition
hcitcrcd- Writings of Jefferson. wash
lngton Edition. Vol. VA. page 6l6 Ford
Edition, VOL NJ. page $40.
400 exchange of -urniuscs and wants
hcfurcu nciEhhur nations. i- both right
ani duty under che noraliau Letter
io william Shoif. in fs9l. Soc Writing.
90 Jefferson. Washington Edition. Vol. IN.
page -i'. Ford Edition. Vol. J. page 26l
81 do not mean Co say that 30 may not
hc Tor che general interest 90 foster Tor
awhile certain infant manufactures. un.
GOT they are strong enough 90 stand against
iofciEn rivals Lul uhcn evident thar thew
Viii never hc SD. Do b. against right 90
make thc other branches of industry sup
port Them. Letter to samuel Smith. m
~-' See Writing. off jefferson. Wash I
.nrfon hiiiinn. VOL NIi page $50 Ford
tiifinr. ROD. y. page lll
I observe fou Congress ore loaded
ItH petitions from fNc manufacturing. /
nwm.roId ard agricultural Interests. /
arN Hf1tin- you 60 sacrifice Go. other Co /
noon. INi- proves the ceoi-m 90 the I
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

money, winds up in the pen;tentisry
and comes out train robber.
Who stsrts him. The church peo-
pie who engage in the Guessing esn-
tests. Who leads him into gam
bliag' The prominent mer 20 whom
he looks for an example by betting
on the ball games.
Let us cut on, the betting and
hsve clean athletics. NJ
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

"Give me the va ,ney," says re-
een' speeHla,iss philosopher. "sha,
has been spent in war snd will pur
chase every foot Of land on the globe
will eioshe every msa. womla and
eh'id ia an attire Of which kings and
qaeeas wouli be proud. will bald
sehosd honses % every hillside aud
IN every valley over the whole earth;
l ~sll bald an scsdeny ia every
so~u aud eadow il, a college IN every
stsse snd ST. il with able psofe..ors
! will crown every Hill with a place
Of worship ooaseerated 70 tho prouul-
gatsoa q peace. viii seaport in
every Peipis an able teacher Of right
eonsnesS. 80 that on every sabbath
moFning the ehime Il one hill shal,
sns~~r another ssoaud the e.rsh's
vide e'seumiercacs and the voice OF
pssyer sud The song Of praise shosls
s~ersd like universal holocaust 10
hesssr."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

TuE total horsepower at the worlds
fair Is $1,000. yearly double that Of
Paris. Chicago snd Philsdelpbis ex-
positions combined.
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NOTICE.

/ have opened an establishment in
the room adjoining the telephone ex-
change, in the Ayers Building. where
am prepared 90 clean and press
gentlemen's clothing in first class
style. All work guaranteed. Give
me trial. Mack PATTON.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

Ar'rr the only way 60 kIl lie
l. 90 live the truth When your
credit D, attacked. don't bother 10
deny The rumors, but discount your
bills. When YOU an, attacked I'M
justly avoid the appearance ct evil.
but aso'd ALEC the appearance OF be.
ing too gooi-ihat Is. better than
usual surmise su4 suspicion feed
on the unusual. sud when a man goes
about hi. business along the usual
rot they soon fade away Tor lack of
nourishtncnt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

TnE japanese soldier gets forty
i've cents a month. board. clothes and
the privilege Of getting his cuticle
perforated and dying for his country
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

D. you know ,hst " hen you speak
into the long distance telephone an.
man With whom you talk. o., he 6rtv
or 100 or 1000 miles away. heats
the sound oi your voice before vour
etenograrher who IA. scro>, the
room Gao hesr % IL is perhaps ,lr
neair'' approach t' the quicknc.. ct
'h0ushi. 'hi.. tor "a ,ske- the sound
~ 'l'eech - it leaves your hp. aud
ettiirs % oa elrctric-l Impulse.
a. susan milc. iu lee. thsn hnn-
dfc'lth part Of SECOND.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

j. capital and labor could bat hsr-
mouize their common interests and
sajus, their differences the United
States would soon set the world such
an example OF progress and prosper
fly ,hst al others would be mere
imiiators.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

The seoss rate, ar, Tor .,ssaiur .a-.r,i..-
1euts cris.
bocsL Apvtsrtsrsrrrs -iii ~ eAsre-
ID for At the rsts Of eeuts per lin. Cor each
Insertion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

/ me on the subject OF whether Thomas JEFF
fersoA <ss Protectienist. came in due
course. Absence from home and pressure
~ business have prevented an earlier re-
ply,
Vixen ssked you Tor yoar authority for
The statement that Jefferson va. a pro-
ieeiiouis', had ne intention or ides OF
getting into a news spa per conirorersy With
you. A.. ho~evcr. you have made your
answer pnbiie, feel thsi like publicity
should be given my reply
foar answer is shout shat Q expected.
namely arguHseaf from goa. rather than
siaieu,,nis froa NJ. Jeeerson. 10 prove
your assertion that Is, you quote from
him 10 show. 6rst. that he did not wblc
president desire the repeal ot the Taris
Act Of lisa secondly. thst In isi6 Dee fa-
soret the eneours cement OF manufactures
an the States. and. thirdly. that De- was q
member Of The American Society for the
encouragement Of domestic manufactur-
ing. and from these facts you argue that
be -ss a protcctionist
The answsr 90 your fssi point D. iha
the Acto l5S9 vas purely revenue aci
lit contained fewer protective features
than any tariff act which Congress ever
passed. 10 arrraqr OF rnfarrm drfs r4f
i'Fr than ffs per rrnf Moreover. .thc
great MSS OF articles ou which imno.t be-
paid .uudcr ibis acil are fr-lgH n.nr-
30. purchased Boy those only who ace rich
enough Co afford themselves the use OF
them Hos an advocate of thc Mckin-
ley hiil. ihe average al talorcm of which
b. over sixty per cent. aud Which taxes
at the necessities OF iifc. as we'll ss the
inrurlrs| both domestic and foreign. can
torture Mr. icnerson's satisfaction with
thi. acc into advocacy of O. protective tar-
IN. B. beyond comprehension.
lour SECOND roiut b.. based upon quo-
tation ftom letter from Nr jefferson ia
Nj. Au-tiu in l~lC. vhiuh i. De- follow,
'to hc independent iur tl, comfort. of
iiio. &c uasi iahric,tc thcm iorouf-,i,r.
We must place fho manuncfar. Dos thc
-ide ol ihc arricniiufi-f Ih, er,ud boz.
qairl uow BE-. shall ar make orf ora come
toris of 900 without thcm 40 thr aII af
t'. '''''''', NN" .-
uor against domestic manais0tafe. must
hc Cor reducing as either fas i..rrf.,....
OH tt,tn,ti... .f..l.4
to Dive ike Wild hsast- n dcus aud cave
'f"- An rfnHt tn sHF tHsf au moo oi
ihcm.' Ihi4i- su.f.d b., ,.r l..,.. i...
.ffi.tsr, fr-.t..,....
t,.,.-
'"' 5000" Do q" "c
s fanA protective organ. and would nnf
expect tu hua iu 90 thr real eanftnst..n. .f
mi. i,ffr,. 3D. .rt..f .,.f...,..
''' "i Ni" hrf-
'Hha in i~l- bad seriously Affected cnH-
mcrcc hctn,cu England aud iii. ..r.f,.
aud .lff. t..t.4 ...
...t
''N N'.N NtI .Ni
ine upon ih,m Zoe certain comforts and
NOT 81 few ucrcssitIr. TI. emitting ODD .tl
these .nr.lf,. .h..-.i .ft. ..........
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

sits. az wen as 10 the forests of 6nc
timber in this section. Bristol
Courier.
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The lncorporators.

The men whose names appear in
connection with the application for a
charter, aud who will be the direct
ors of the new company are. n d.
baehmau, Jr., G.. W. Bondurant. e.
NJ. Delaney, Paul pulsney and w
q Emmert.
The officers thus far selected are.
J.. d. Bachman. Dr.. President a.
W. Bondurant, Wee President
While the general Offices of the
company will be in Bristol. Va. its
operations will be ia the pocket sec.
ton Of Lee County, Virginia. where
II viii open and develop some rich
coal mines. The scene Of the opera.
lions will be along the Black Noun
tam hallway, new limo which is ins,
now being constructed to connect the
coal mining operations o. Lee Conn
~ with the spur track Of the I.ouis.
vile and Nashville Railway.
The new company which viii get
ready Tor business al the earliest Dos.
sibie t'ale, proposes not only 10 do a
mining aud coal seliiag business. bot
Will later build coke ovens aud do A
coke manufacturing business.
This Il another one Of the impor-
'snt companies that have been or
g"o'zed Ia Bristol within recent years
aud whose influence is Of great value
70 this hustliRg commercial sna nam
uiac'nnng center. STAGE they csapha-
size the fact ths, Bristol is the gate.
way to the rich coal and iron depo-
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NOTICE.

All kinds Of tia work and repair
ing promptly doue- Gutteiing at 81
cents per foot, guaranteed fret class
w /. BiAlcurn
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2 PERFORMANCES DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE.
- ENC p SE,IrsioIls ON lNII ISaiIroads.

\ newspaper ri o. John R.anasas
crtinrs
Hrs
ne"en'preh
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NEW COMPANY
Organized 10 Develop Lee
County Coal Lands.

WITTY VII L-UTINo-
Tie -. Cha les Coal aud Coke
Company hss just been organiz-d
wi'h thc head office, 600 Bristol. Va.
a"d d charter ior the company has
been sppiici Tor.
THIS new company which is about
60 enter the coal and coke business
ia the Hch Southwest Virginia fields.
wall start out with capital stock of
$4,000
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AN OPEN LETTER.
Was Thomas jefferson a Pro
tectionist2 Repiy Of Hon.
}. r. Buiiitt to Hon. IL.
Cieaves.

Big stone Gao. Va. Avg. 10, 1904.
Hoa. l.. Giesses.
wytheville. Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of.the.whoIe.wOrId

Comprised iu Circus, HyrHlra.
Meuageric, Museum Prodigy, Aer.
m- Equestrian. Gymua-tc, Aero
battle and Athletic Departments
with Three Rings, Thre. St-s.
Aerial Enclosed Race Tuc.. Spec
tacular Amphithcatrc~, Sport, Ar-
mas and GymuaStic piala~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-25

Brilliantly Illuminated by Electric
and Thoroughly Waterproof
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05
BROUGHT MANY
PASSENGERS
s. s. soNOMA ARRIVED FROM THE
MAINLAND WITH LARGE CROWD
FOR HONOLULU

Loaded down to the water mark. Oh,
] r. S. Son0ma rounded Diamond Head
/ this morning from San Francisco "a few
/ minutes after o'clock. passed quaran-
! tine and was alongside the Oceanic
wharf by O'Clock. The vessel carries
one of the largest careoes she has had
in months. 500 tons of which is being
discharged 40 Honolulu
The vessel left san Francisco Septem-
Der 29 She brought nine days later
mail from the mainland The vessel
experienced splendid weather through
out Tho trip. She sighted nothing.
Aboard Che Sunom3 was large crowd
of Honolulu and through passengers.
She brought 56 cabin passengers for
this place. Many well known Homo
lulans returned. The vessel has a
consignment OF automobile for Won
Hamm-Young Company.
Judge p. Williams is passengers for
Page Ia-n. he is connected with some
business enterprise in TltIia
Lady Clarke wife of Sir Ruper Clarke
Df. Melbourne. lz 70 through passenger
She is accompanied by Her sister Miss
Cumming
DT A. hufn- Is prominent phys siaE
Of sydney lie BE- returning home from
visit t0 The f. Louis Exposition
Sidney ClomentsDn d. WO0l buyer
who is making bis usual trip tO Austria
Ia from America.
y. J. casey is a kings counsellor of
Australia.
j. Duncan Is "a merchant of Auak-
land.
j.. Walker ana Lloyd M8cf8rauc The
bicycle riders. are going to Australia
TO folio" me racing circuit
Senator O.. n. Diekey returned from
an eEteuaei visit ~ the mainland.
Mra. r.. a. Hays vas % returning pas
seUgar. after an extended visit.
j. O.. Cohen and wife returned from
the mainland. where Cohen has been
engaged in various business matters
r.. j. AmWeg returned
Mrs. ". ~. LangtOn WaF a returning
passenger from % visit ~ tho east and
California.
Archie McKilOp Of cyrus NoDle fame.
arrived on "a business trip.
Mrs. J.. NcPhetrldge returned from q
visit 10 california.
j.. j.. Paxton and wife were returning
HOnO,Ulans.
A. $. WILCOX ana family arrived by.
the - -amcr today. They have been
travelling on the mainland
Mrs. ". q. Peacock arrived.
". II. Smith Of the Aanufacturers'
Shoe Company. returned from visit
10 the mainland
X. &. Ly1ecker formerly the Terri
torial weather observer. returned from
brief visit % San Francisco.
The SOnOma Is scheduled TO sail at
~ o.clOck tonight from the Oceanic
wharf FOR Page Pago, Auckland and
Sydney.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05

Per stm.r Likellke, October :, for
Maui and tNolOkai ports and Kawaihae
&. y. TAYLOR, James Bib and wife,
r.. Ivers. q. COnradt, J. Jarrett II.
Meyer, W. g. Irwin, William Ginard,
Charles Healy and wife
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05
c, BREWER & Co., LIMITED
QUEEN Street,
hohoLU v, 81. 7.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaii8n Agricultural Company, OnO-
NEE sugar Company, Ho1omu tSug 10
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
OOimla Sugar Plantation Company.
Ealeakala Ranch Company, Kapapala
Ranch.
Planters Line SHIPPING Company. \
Charles Brewer g. co.'s Line 81 Boes
ton "acl cts.
LIST or OFFICERS.
Charles NJ. President
Geo. II. Robertson. V.-Pres. 81 Mgr.
r.. FaXon Bishop. Treas. s. secY.
". +. Alien................ Auditor
+. e. Jones........,......... Director
G. Il. COoke............... -ectOT
g. X. Carter................D Director
All Of the above named constituting
the Board Of Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05

honolulu, y. H., October 3, 1904.
Hon. Henry c. Vida, Chairman Fifth
District Republican Executive Com
mittee, Honolulu, 7. H.
Dear sir:-I have been accused Of
fayoring q change In our laws whereby
all restrictions against gambling may
b removed, and this accusation has
been used as an argument against yOt-
ing the straight ticket
This charge has no foundation. am
unalterably opposed 10 any law which
may be proposed making any change IN
our present law against gambling. II
elected 10 the next Legislature / pledge
10 work and vote against any measure
that mly be INTRODUCED therein allowing
gambling In any manner, shape or form
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05

III you will make my position IN this
matter public, you will DO me a kind
ncs sand you viii strengthen the party.
Very respectfully yours.
-. MAHELONA.
Republican Candidate for Represen-
tatiye Fifth District"
This Is accepted as stating correct
attitude IN the natter and the propO-
sltion Of demanding MahelOna's with
drawal has been dropped. lie will re-
ceiye the general support Of the ticket.
This evening q meeting VIII be held
10 consider the choice Of a candidate IN
place Of Shaw. II r. understood that
Fred WaterhOuse Is likely TO be the
choice. X. @. Il. Wallace, II Is also
understood, VIII not be q candidate Tor
the nomination.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05

Per Etrpr. LikeIike. October 8, from
Maui and MolOkai pOrts-D. X. Hay
selden. Mrs. 81 X. Nakuina. Charles
Gay and wife.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05
GAMRIERg, nAsEe

The case Of the Territory against An
Guam and ten other Chinese accused OF
having been present al a gambling
gambling game was called in Judge
Gears court this morning The ac-
cused pleaded not guilty ana the case
VIII get for trial on 18th inst.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05

GIVEN BY
MAHELONA

Harmony in sight the Fifth District Republicans
ment Of Shaw followed by discussion the Candidate
and those who have been demanding his Withdrawal finally
him candidate pledge changes
In the laws provide for gambling MaheOna
following letter 20 The chairman Of the dct committee:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05
UNDERWRITERS SALE
rRDAN ocroBrR y 1904

FRIDAY OCTOBER y 1900
Az DOB O'CLOCK A. a.
Al he store oft Mossrs 10. Hackfeld
A. co. queen and Fort streets. Homo
lulu. , win SCH GAO public auction. Tor
account of whom 30 may concern. che
following merchandise damaged Boy salt
water ON voyage OF Importation eX
German bark Paul Isenbcrg. Captain
Gensseu. from Bremen ana Leith:
Mark.
q. %. a. co.
E. g.
ID. ID.
l-lO-lo bales school bags. No. g. each
3O dOz.-3UO doz.
1900 bales School bags. No 2.
each 30 dOz.-30O doz.
20-2j-5 bales school bags. No. ]. each
800 doz.-l50 doz.
Mark IS
1000 bdIs. Coal-Baskets. each 10
pcs.-G00 pcs
Mark
%. Do. a. 90.
J0uk0piIg
o.. -.
Nos. Q. 8. 1o. I5. 1875 cases Safety
Matches. large. each 80 gross boxes
$50 gross boxes
Nos -. 27-2 cases Safely Matches
SMALL each -g gross bozes-loJ gross
boxes
Mark.
Is. H. d. 90.
%. x. a. y.
81. j..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-05

Temperatures .''. do" 90. Co. m., ~.
10 90. m.. 81. noon 80. morning minimum
l3.
Barometer 3D.. DID,. 2s.9ti absolute hu-
nudity 5 a m. 1902 grains per cubic
foot relative humidity "a. m, 3" per
cent. dew point 90. m., 90.
Wind velocity. m.. ID. NE. A "a.
m.. ~. b.. D." 20. m. ~. D.. noon, ~, NE.
Rainfall during % hours ended "a.
n. a0' inches.
Total wind movement during - hours
ended i noon -'' miles.
I.'.. ''.'- h'.'' appears '" '''1
ISSUE.
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non sa. .' .'- Quinn.
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me "'A'L'It --'k"" d. sNI''lsh Ly-
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s"-ah'' en route To- San FRANCISCO.
george F'llel, VINO ""s operated on
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10 present tbcmseIyea AT once Tor re-
glstratlop. The reglgtratlon hoard f.
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LDWEEY-In this city, October 4, 1904
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Only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.. r. J..
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ARRIVING

ARRIVING.
Wednesday, October 3.
Stmr. Mikahala. Gregory. from Kauai
ports and Niihau at 5:4j .. ~. with u
wine casks. 10 bbls poi, ~ sacks rice A.
packages sundrles.
Stmr Nilhau, ". Thompson, from
Elcele at ,l:JO a. 10.
Stmr LikeHke, NaDala, from Maui
and MOlOkai ports AZ 1870 q. n. with 81
cords wood.
DEPARTING.
Wednesday, October 3.
Am. ship Hawaiian Isles Mallett, for
San Francisco at II a. m
Stmr Likelike, NaDala, for Maui. No
lOkai and Kawaihac at 3. m.
5. s. SOnOr7a, Herman, for Page
Page. Auckland and sydney at 10 .. m.
PASSENGERG.
Arriving.
Per stmr. Mikshala, October 3, from
Kauai DOrts-J. II. Coney, W. r.. Hoo
per, Mis- y. KrUse, A. O. GyansOn, X
Watanabc and wife, Chm Yuen, T. T.
Mort and 10 deck.