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Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
Undgick forskrackligt ode.

Mr.. Fl Hag, iusi Melbourne, Pla ,skrif-
yer: Min lakare SADIE att jag hade lung
pro1aska af DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption formadde mic att f6rs0ka
den. Resultatet var ovantadt. Jag ar nu
pa vag till battring och har DR. Kings
New Discovery att tacka for ALT. bet har
sakert raddat mitt lif. Denna f0rtrafiiga
kur garanteras for ALA hals-och lungsjuk
dommara Of Lungren&Andreen ,apotekare
Pris soc och $500. Proflaskor fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
GuIfport, Miss.

The Great Southern hotel j G~ulfport.
Miss. vid n~exikanska vixen, har $50 rum
med eller utan bad. Angvar me. elektrisk
ilus. varmt och kallt vatten SAINT telefon
i.hvarle run. Star i forbindelse med
Memphis och Illinois Centrals snabba
m~orgontag med sof-. buffet. och biblio-
teksyagnar med EFT enda ombyte pa sam
ma tug | Memphis j genomgaende sofyae-
nar Till Gulfport. Sand for ,illustrerad
folder med beskIifning at Gulfport och
hotallet
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
HAIR OCH DER

dAh OCd DEk
Det torde vara mindre allmant
bekant att w. ]. Bryan under fyra
ar haft en- fosterson al iapansk
harkomst. Den unge manner,
som last mycket ON Bryan. kom
for fyra ar sedan fran Japan till
Mr. organs hem i Lincoln och
utsag Bryan till sin fosterfader.
Il Japan lar Diet vara braket att
man q. sig utser en- fosterfader
under den It'd man fullbordar sin
utbildnlng. Den ungs mannens
uamn ar Yamoshita Ysshechiro
Mr. Bryan fattade tycke for den
nnge japanesen och skaffade no
nom genast intrade vid statsuni
versitetet. Han har varit en-
en- f1ltig student och en- med
lem af organs hushall. Men nu
har han tullbordat sina studier vid
universitetet och ahagt sin af-
gangsexamen. Imam han afreser
harifrSn, amman han tillbringa nag
ra mSnader vid Notwithstanding
gen j St. Louis, der han blifvit
anstalld sasom correspondent
vid hera iaparska tidningar, Kom
mer han hem i It'd, amman han
deltaga j japanesernas kamp moi
Ryssland, ty han ar en- loial son
at slit land och anser att Japan
har ratten pa sin sida.
Konstapeln Joseph Simon fir.
Ravenna, Nebr., skulle en- dag
forliden vecka transporter en-
fange till Kearney, der han skulle
utsta fangelsestraff. Del var
mycket kallt och bistert att aka i
EFT oppet akdon, och da de under
wagon ko n till en- krog, gick
Simon in for att taga sig en- hjert-
varmare och lat under tiden fan
gen halla hastarne. Men da han
kom ut igen, 5lef han till sin stora
forarge!se varse att fangen begag
nat tillfallet och rymt sin vae.
Hastarne hade han dock ej tagit
med Jig.
The Interstate Commerce
Commission har under utarbetan.
de EFT forslag, som kommer att
tagas under demanding af kon-
gressen och gaende ut pa att
tvinga jernvagsbolagen att byggs
sina passagerarevAgnar lika starka
som sofvagnarne for att dermec
trygga passagerarne vid jern.
vagsolyckor. bet yrkas pa at
vagnarne skola byggas hufvud'
sakligen al stall. Eriarenheter
har visat att vid jernvagsolyckoi
skadas jemforelsevis ia passagera.
re j sofvagnarne pa grund at des.
sas styrka.
For smart 10 ar sedan blef e1
man vid MANN Frank Rainburge.
j Des Moines Iowa, domd til
lifstids straffarbete for mord p;
sin svarfader. En- ansokan on
mad for honom har nu blifvit in
lsmnad till legislaturen, mel
samtidigt har hans davarande hu
stru, hvilken nu heter Mrs Netti,
Haley, kommit till Des Moine.
for att uppbjuda ALT hvad ! henne.
formaga star att hindra att dem;
ansokan beviljas.~ Ehuru hon va
rit gift med en- AMMAN man, frir
hvilken hon efter alta AIRS akten
skap blef skid, ar hennesIhat til
hennes forste man lika lefvande
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
M0drar.

Stryk botar lake. ON Diet So gjorde skulle fa
bare vata ned sanger. bet gives on konstitu-
tione 1 orsak hyarfor. och jag skall sanda eder
botade mitt barn och manga andras.
Mrs. @, SUMMERS,
o >. M. Notre Dame, Ind
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

DEN j%attebrand, som for kort
It'd sedan harjade Baltimore, hal
efterlemnat mindre nod och
mindre forvirrihg an nagon fore
gaende brand at liknande ut
strackning. Hsrtill bidraga At
skilliga orsaker. For Diet forsts
gingo inga menniskolif forlorade
J brandon, och delta har natur.
ligtvis bidragit mycket att lagna
sinnena j olyckan. Vidare sko-
made eden nastan fullstandigt
stadens residensqvarter, och
enIast "a blefvo hemlosa. Den
fruktan man j forstone hysts att
Diet skulle blifva brist pa lifsms
del cch arbete har afvenledes
visat sig vara ogrundad. Arbete
innes Diet fullt upp for ALA, som
villa arbeta.
Ehuru den pekuniara f0rlusten
vid branden at Aalesund j Norge
var helt obetydlig vid sidan al
forlusten j Baltimore, kan dock
ingen iemforelse g0ras mellan de
lidanden de bada bada brand.
skadade stadernas befo,knine
hade att utstS. / Aalesund gick
ALT f0rloradt, i Baltimore hal
man hemmen qvar. D~essutom
ar Baltimore en- rik stad. Ehuru
manga tillbud om help hafvs
ingatt utifran, har stadens
styrelse dock Abbott dem under
f%orklaring att stadens borgars
villa soka hjel1a sig sjeIfva.
Derest Get visar sig vara nod.
vandigt att hjelpa nagra at de al
eldsvadan hardast drabbade han.
delsfirmorna pa fotterna igen,
kommer staden inom kort at,
upptaga EFT stort kommunalt Ian
Forlusten at branden anslss NJ
till IFS millioner dollars, hvilker
summa tackles af en- $500 mil.
lioner dollars Misunderstanding.
Nagra svagare assuransbolag hs
gait under som en- fold at bran.
den, men Diet stora hertalet al
assuransbolagen forklara sig
vara j stand att fullt ut honorera
sina f0rbindelser, ehuru Diet ma.
turligtvis for dem betyder forlu.
stem at iera ars fortienst Oliver
hela landet.
Den energi. hvarmed savaI
stadsstyrelsen som stadens at.
farsman soka bringa reda de-
kaos, som uppstod genom bran.
den, f0rtjenar altman beundran,
Det ar redan afgjordt att hels
Diet afbranda distriktet skall alter
uppbyggas, och kommitteer h;
tillsats att bestamma storleker
och beskaffenheten at de byggna
der, som skola uppf0ras, sd at
Baltimores affarsdel kan resa 81,
ur askan en- f0ryngrad gestalt
Nya gator skola anlaggas, ha
och der afbrutna at sma parke
och trad, sd att staden i ALA han
seenden kommer att ia EFT mo
dernt ltseende och naturligtvi
tillika uppfSras med )angt mer;
hansyn till brandfara an foru
varit fallet.
Manga at stadens affarsman h
redan b0rjat sina affarer, natur
ligtvis i mera %inskrankta oc
smarre lokaler, men dock sd al
de kunna expediera ALA ingangn
order. ALA stadens banker h
likaledes funnit provisoriska 10
kaler. Det War en- stor lyck
for staden att saval jernyagsfor
bindelserna som skeppsfarten p'
hammer f6rblefvo oberorda a
branden. Likaledes val Diet er
behaglig overwhelming att ALA
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

OCH OlOISOUilSt, OSAi non iOiNAdi al
att hon kommer att CORA ALT for
att hindra hans benadning. Hen.
mes hat ar mahanda ifven blan-
dadt med fruktan, ty hon sager
sig vara ofvertygad ON att Frank
kommer att forfolja och mords
henne, derest han kommer pa fri
fot. Dessutom ar hennes dotter,
som Frank Hamburger var fader
till, nu en- fullvixt qvinna, och hon
oRskar lika litet som modern. att
fadern nagonsin skall komma pa
fri fot igen.
Alldeles utom sig Diver att
hon icke pa annat satt kunde lag
ga slit hat till Ryssland i dagen,
begick nyligen ! New York er
Jung juoinna vid mann SarahWeiss
sielfmord, emedan Diet falskeligen
meddelats henne att Ryssland
vunnit en- stor seger Oliver Japan.
En- syster till henne a EFT at
offren vid judemorden ] Kishineff.
Hernes broder anlands till New
York som f1ykting tran Kishineff.
och hans berattelser ON hvad hen
mes slaktingar och vanner mast
utsta under dessa dagar upptande
hos henne EFT lagandc hat till
Ryssland. Da kriget mellan Ryss-
land och Japan utbrot, ioljde hon
/ feberaktig spanning med k.igs
handelserna. bet var hennes
hopp att Jehovah skulle begagna
Japan som EFT instrument att ham
mas de lidanden hans utvalda folk
mast jutst&. Sa kom ryktet att
Ryssland vunnit en- stor seger
och vann genast tilltro hos henne
och hennes okunniga grammar.
Underrattelsen bragte henne den
djupaste fortvihan. AT en- va linna
bad hon att ia lana IS cents att
kopa medicin for, emedan hon
foregaf sig vara sjuk, men hon
kopte i stallet karbolsyra, som
hon drack, och var inom kort ett
Xix.
Fin byteshandel mellan man,
hustrur och barn har gifvit be.
folkningen i Greene county, Ind.
en- hel del att tala ON. Mr. och
Mrs John Ham, EFT valbergadt
farmarefolk och toraldrar till sex
barn, utverkads sig nyligen skis
MESA fran hvarandra. och ungefar
samtidigt blefvo deras grammar,
Mr. och Mrs Samuel Kiser, lika
ledes EFT valbergadt farmarefolk
och foraldrar till tenn barn, skiida
at. Strax efter skilsmessan ingick
Mrs Kiser aktenskap med Miriam
och tog sina fem barn till hans
hem, och dagen derpa hyttade
Mrs Ham med sina barn till MI
Kiser, som lofvade att vara henne
en- god make och styffader til
hennes barn. De iva familjerna
hafva alltid lefvat i den basta
~grannsamia med hvarandra, och
denna ar nu om mojligt battre an
forut.
CAT henne nytt hopp.
Bradford, O.. den ? April 1908.
DR.. Peter Fahrney, Chicago. Ill.
Elder Kuriko bar astadkommi.
under bara saker och ting for mig
lag ick svara smartor i fotterns
och benen svaIlde upp, tills d.
voro dubbelt sa stora som van
lfgt. En- doktor, son jag rad
fragade, kallade Diet "milk leg
och SADIE, att Diet a fo'jden a
observation-disclosures up2h0rande. Jas
tog hans medicin EN- It'd, men d!
jag icke sag nagon forandring
blef jag modfalld, men han sad'
att ALT han kunde CORA var at
gifva mig krafter. Jag tillkallad,
en- AMMAN lakare, och han sede
att jag hade iva slags reumatism
Jag blsf heller icke battre under
hans demanding, sd jag gick til
en- tredie, som sd Diet var h0ftgik
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

domar. No. 6. The Poison King (Blod-
f~0rgiftningl No. 7. Katarr Desta Booker
bora innehafvas af ALA sjuka, enir for
fattaren. Dr.. Hathaway, erkinne 8 SON den
basta auktoritet och specialist i Foienta
Staterna ! dessa sjukdomar. Skrif ellie
sand efter i dag den box Nj 0nskar, och
den skall sandals Elder fritz forsseglad
Adressera j. Newton Hathaway. NJ. ID +,
81 Commercial Block, Fourth & Nebraska
Streets, Sioux City. Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
New Orleans.

En trefiig och saregen stad Tor turister
att besoka, Turistpriser for ~viutern arc
nu g%allande. Snabba .angva m ie yesti-
bultag med genomgaende sofyaguar,
buffet, biblioteks- och rokvagnar SAINT
maltider under hela resan / matsalsvagnar
Begar en- illustrerad box ON New Orleans
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
FRITZ till eder
ON Nj ej ar frisk och 0nnskar veta san
nigen angaennde

Elder akomma
sd skicka efter
nina fra boc-
ker och blan-
ketter fors self
ndersoknin
No. ]. Nervos
Svaghet (k0ns-
~svaghet), No.2,
Valicocele. No.
3, Striktur. No.
A, Muir och
Blass juk
domsr, No. 5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18
BERRY WINS
TIE WILCOX SUIT

The supreme Court this morning re-
versed the Judgment obtained some
time ago by Mrs. Theresa Wilcox d.
gainst Q. II. Berrey. for alleged mali
cious prosecution of a suit on a note
The court in a unanimous opinion,
holds that there IS nothing to show ma
licious prosecution and orders a judg-
ment for defendant. The opinion is by
Justice Hartwell. The syllabus is as
follows:
IAN oral motion to dismiss com
plant for not stating a cause of ac-
tion having been argued in the Circuit
Court and overruled and exception
taken and allowed to such overruling,
the case showing a formal demurrer for
the same cause filed in the District
Court from which, after a hearing up
on the merits and judgment for the de-
PENDANT an appeal was taken to the
Circuit Court. the motion is treated as
a demurrer.
whether the averment that the de-
PENDANT assigned to one NJ. d judgment
with the intention that NJ. should bring
an action upon It is a sufficient aver
ment to make the defendant responsible
for the action brought by him, Quaere;
the complaint in this case disclosing no
cause for action against the defendant
if he had brought the action himself.
AN action for malicious prosecution
of a civil suit imperatively requires a
termination of the suit in favor of the
defendant. In this case the defendant
was alleged to have acquired by as
sgnment a judgment against the
plaintiff which he knew had been paid
partly in cash aud the balance in a pro-
misory note of the plaintiffs husband
upon which the defendant had obtained
judgement. He assigned the former
judgement to NJ. with the intention
that NJ. sue upon it. which he did, re-
covering judgment, for which the plain
tiff is now liable, and levying upon her
personal property
Held; that this was neither an ac-
ton for malicious prosecution of a civil
suit, the suit having terminated IN
favor of its plaintiff; nor an action for
malicious abuse of process, there hay
ing been no unlawful or unauthorized
use of process and that the complaint
sets forth no actonable wrong"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18
INJUNCTION
IS SUSTAINED

The Supreme Court this morning de-
cided the case of H. Kendall VS.. Super
intendent Holloway and Lucas Bros,
sustaining the injunction decree of the
lower court. The decree in question en-
joins the superintendent of Public
Works and the other defendants as con-
tractors from entering into a proposed
contract under which Lucas Bros were
to construct a school building and two
dormitories at Lahainaluna, Maui, for
the sum of $35,516 in accordance with
tender made by them in response to an
advertisement by the Superintendent
calling for tenders-the ground of the
injunction being that after advertise
ment a change was made in the speci-
tications without a new advertisement
The syllabus of the decision says: "A
bill in equity should not be dismissed
in the appellate court merely because
its title and address describe the court
as the Circuit Judge without the
words at Chambers
Leave to file a transcript Of the evil
dence IS denied for noncompliance with
rule of the Court" The decision is by
Chief Justice FreaT and is unanimous.
superintendent Holloway will proceed
to advertise for lids again.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18
NEW STREET
TO THE FRONT

Following the demolition of the old
Customs House on the water front, the
Department of Public Works will fur
Their improve the front and its ap,
proaches by extending Smith street
from King street through to queen
street over the property occupied by
the Iron Works.
I'VE will commence that work as
soon as we can get a title" said Super
intendent Holloway this morning
Both the Inter7Island and the Wilder
wharves are down that way and the
traffic gets very much congested at
times. The new street will relieve the
situation very much
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18
PASSENGERS.


Booked to Arrive.
Per 5. 5. Alameda, July % from San
Francisco--Col. c.. P. Iaukea, ]. w.
Cushing, Lieut.. Klein, E. T. Dow, P.
Ehlers, Robert c. Stackable, Mrs j. NJ.
Smith, A. Windt and wife. Mrs. ]. B.
Heartweu and son, e. F. Smith, Col.
]. Mcclellan R. Single, Mr.. Carroll,
Clarence Grange, Miss SWEET.
Arriving.
Per S. S. Korea July IS, for the
Orient-E. O. Clayton and wife, Rev. F.
S. Scudder, wife and two children
Per s. s. China, July IS, from the
Orient for Honolulu-Mrs. e. D. Austin,
Mrs. c. 5. Coy, DR.. F. c. Sanders, DR..
L. S. Thompson, w. H. Goodwin, Mr..
and Mrs. r. De b. Layard, child and
governess; through for San Francisco
H. Arnhold, b. F. Balsara, DR.. A. c.
Bernays, Miss T. NJ. Bernays, B. G..
BleasdaIe, Lieut.. Victor Blue, u. S. N,
Mrs. Victor Blue and child, W. D..
Boone Rev II. Brokaw, Mrs. H. Bro
kaw. Miss f. Brokaw, Miss f. BrOkaw,
Miss X. Brokaw, Rev. w. b. Burke,
Master E. Burke, Master G. Burke,
Master j. Burke, Master w. Burke, e.
Carlson, Miss L. w. Chose, Rev. c. c..
Clarke, j. w. Cline, Mrs. ]. w. Cline
and child, A. Condo, Rear Admiral p.
H. Cooper, U. 5. N, Paul, Paul Cowles,
Miss Dezewgremel H. w. Ellicott, Mrs.
II. w. Ellicott, j. c. Epperly, Wdllett
Foster, Charles Gellion, G. a. Goss, G.
d. Gregory, Mrs. d. Gregory NJ. A
Hamburger, B. F. Hammersly, DR.. S.
Hara w Herman, II. l.. Hewson, W.
H. Howard, Mrs. A. Hudson, Chun
Hun, Y. Kimura, B. nomatsu, L. H.
Lawson F. A. Magic, Z. Marroni, K
Matsukata Miss NJ. Kamahara, y. o.
Kuto, ]. e. Mallory, DIR. F. e. McCul-
lough u. 80 N, Mrs. V. Miller, Chol
Mon. Miss Low An Mon M MOrimoto
! S. Naiki S. tsuka, Major c. M. Per-
| kins, L. S. NJ. c., r. Reyes, Y. Sato, j.
! SaIto j. Selles, DR.. E. A. Surge, Mrs
| e. A. Surge, w. d. Stubs, Miss c.
| Ctubbs, Keiii Suzuki and servant, K
Sudzuld Lin Chun Tong and servant
Fong Wah and child, DR.. o e. Wall
Chong Yocz Wing, Rev. T. c. Winn
Mrs. T. c Vim, Master M. c. Winn
Miss NJ. c. VIM, Ensign H. L. Lyman
! L. S. N, JR. II. Baker, Viggo Hansen
Departing.
Per stmr Iikelike, July is, for MOlO
| kal pOllS-Al. >, Levy WI . - l. - W
| Miss Alice Brown Miss Akana, Master
Hutchinson CD, F. w. Beckley wiz
and child, Mrs. S. Kalama.
Per S. China, July l9 for San Fran
cisco-Miss Florence r. Yarrow, e. {
Sharp and wife, Miss j. Bradley MS
l.. Bradley, Mrs. Freeth, Miss Freeu
Mrs Muriel Campbell, Robert Hind
Gilbert II. Batchel, B. J. Marx, RobeI'
Levers, A. Enos wife and infant, Mis-
Mary L. Perry w. A. Purdy, Mrs w
Larsen Miss Hopper Miss Hopper Mrs
]. Vasconcelles r. G. Henderson, T. +
Robinson Werner Krouss, Mrs. Alfre
H. Turner, W. w, Ashley, Mrs e. M
Beckwith T. ]. Hizimo T. Kawamura
C. C. Cook, j. schwartz DR.. j. b. Fari
and wife, Miss Florence Kelley and so
Captain George BuckiHn and vale
c. H. c. Bradford
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18
GUNBOATs NOT COMING HERE.

The gunboats Vickburg and Anna
polls are not coming to this place. They
arrived at Mare Island the first of the
months from the Asiatic Station.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18

Want ads in Star cost but o. rents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVING.
Saturday, July 16.

Saturday, July 16.
Schr Kawailani, Ulunahaele from Koo-
lau ports at D. m. with 600 bags rice.
Sunday, July II.
Stmr. w. G. Hail. S. Thompson, from
Kauai ports at 4.55 a. m. with 5000
bags sugar, 27 wine barrels, bbls.
pears, 10 boxes pears, ? chickens, 1 pig
and "a packages sundries.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker from Maui
ports at 1850 a. m with 1850 bags sugar,
AZ bags potatoes, 1O5 bags corn, 25 head
cattle, 80 calves, l horse, 40 hogs, 20
packages hides and l27 packages sun
dries.
Stmr. Hawaii from Hilo, Kawaihae
and Kapahulu at 1890 p. m. with 81
bales of wool 70 head cattle.
Monday, July IS.
Am. bark Gerard c. Tobey, Scott
from San Francisco at $3.50 a. m.
S. S. China, Friele, from the Orient
at 1880 a. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-18
r. G. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorologist.

A probate notice appears in this issue.
The S. 5. China was sighted from the
Orient at 1920 a. m. today.
A notice regarding teachers eXamina-
tions appears in this issue.
A notice to creditors of the estate of
NJ. Ohkalara appears in this issue.
Wray Taylor is now said to be or
ganist in a church in San Francisco.
Six gamblers were fined SO and costs
each this morning by Judge Lindsay.
Advertiser wants to purchase driving
horse and rig. See Classified column.
Page 4.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Company will be held on
| Thursday, July 2S
A large number of cunning licenses,
at $3.50 each, have been issued at the
Treasurer's office recently.
The S. S. Aorangi may be taken off
the Canadian run after she reaches
Sydney on her next down trip.
Nineteen alleged gamblers were in the
police court this morning. Their cases
We're continued until tomorrow
DR.. w. b. Craig preached at the
Christian church last night on Mis-
taking the Means for the End"
There was large crowd at the Aala
tbaatar IN saturday evening to witness
some Japanese wrestling contests.
The Wilders defeated the NIal5iki base
bail nine on the Nal1iki field Yesterday
afternoon. the score being - TO 10.
The fight between Dave Barry and
Tim Foley of San Francisco takes place
tomorrow evening i'm Los Angeles.
There will be meeting Of the Demo-
cratic central committee tomorrow
nipht a+ 7.3O o'clocI, at IvavarIav Han
The contract for cartfng bonded goods
has been awarded bv tba customs nf7-
Gers TO Hustaca & co tha only bidders
a+ six cents q naclyaga
John s. Ellis SAM "Tbe HOLY CITY, at
tba hand coneart vastard,,, and C,nt,in
Rareer's new march pedro" was NAV
ed. There was q large crowd
Use Parhero's Dandruff Killer for
that had case of dqndrurf Won have Won
win no satisfied win the raeuIte
Fortv-fve Doolas drew fine baarsa YES
terdav afternoon at the funeral of thei,
late fellow-worker Samuel KamaIiuif
who was killed bv falling down the
hatch of the bark Olympic last week
The bas1 lunch i'm town is served
evarv dav at +ba Criterion saloon. COM
rnancnor arm m Tables and chairs
,ro fr,,,,fsbad rba hin ~ f,ro is
al,aoa,05 ,.,.nrI, -o,.
rha rI,,oa,,+j,.a Co,,,,,,f+4,,, Of A., och
prani,,o+ Io,,rtb 11is,ric+ Par,Ir1foo,,
C,i,,b Vac issuad nira,,Iar coi,ing Of
tartioa 70 ,,,aatings 70 ha baId in 40
oo,.5anoa WITH tba ContraI C,on,r,i++ea,s
..aII
~ ,ror,arr,. hoe o. e,a s+ocl- of Dr
ra'aao,,s n,,ra wool sa.nita,,,, roderyear
t. is af n,,ra oni,,,ai WOOL S,ndyed( and
g. - do,,IIa tLiol,ross o,,ar a. cbast
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DEPARTING.

Monday, July IS.
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Tuesday, July 10.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THE WEATHER.

Weather Bureau, Punahou l p. m.
Wind light northeast; weather fair
with occasional light showers.
Morning minimum temperature, IS;
midday maximum temperature, 50; ba-
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for gravity; rainfall "a hours ending
a. m. OF; absolute moisture 9 a. m. rs
grains per cubic foot; humidity a. m.
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Wheeling at Port Angelus from Homo
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