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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15

Repartee as nracticed by dignifed So
Ions in the New York legislature takes
on somewhat of a Bowery complexion
at times One day last week the house
was considering certain measure, when
Mr.. Cook of Erie said courteously:
The gentleman who has spoken in OPP
position to TINS bill is pinhead." He
referred to Mr.. Cox, OF Buffalo, who IN
his politest manner replied "The gem
tleman who favors this BILL" of course
referring to Mr.. Cook. "has vacuum
where his brains ought to be-" Where
upon Assemblyrnan Lynch fastened to
observe cordially: MIR. Speaker, it
gives me great pleasure to find that, for
the first occasion since I have served
in the legislature with them. I can agree
with both Mr.. Cox and Mr. Cook. / agree
with what Mr.. Cook said about Mr. Cox,
and ;ndorse what Mr.. Cox said about
Mr.. Cook" Then the bill was passed.
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either from them or from any one
else.
The impression in Russia is that the
war will be ended during the summer.
But, come what may, they cannot afford
to be beaten by the japanese. They
fully recognize that the latter are good
soldiers: but they are certain that VIC
tory will remain with the big bat
talions.-London Truth.
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has successfully substituted hard rub
Der tubes in place Of the sixth and
seventh ribs OF an 1s-year-old patient
suffering from pus formation after
pneumonia. 1t is expected that new
bones will be formed.
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efforts resulted in SO converts, later
he was appointed state evangelist for
Montana for special service and held
successful meetings in the principal
cities of the state. in Bozeman, Helena,
and Great Falls from 20 to 121 converts
resulted from his labors. He has also
held two protracted meetings in ST.
Louis in which 200 were added to the
churches.
Mr.. Wilkinson, the singer, is also
from Iowa but as a musician. he is
the product of the Chicago Conserva-
tory of music, which institution he
left in 1896. In the following year he
sang for Evangelist Dwight L. Moody
in his tour of the middle and north
western states and in the great meet
ings held by him in Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Duluth, MINI, Fargo, North
Dakota, etc.
Prof. Wilkinson has not yet been
heard in Honolulu but his voice IS
described as sympathetic and clear and
his articulation perfect
The evangelists viii hold their first
service at the Christian church at II
o'clock this morning and the next at
7:so tonight.
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W. W. Dlmond & Co., Ltd.

Sole Agents for: GURNEY REFRI-
GERATOR, JEWEL STOVES, MON
ARCH BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES,
PURITAN BLUE FLAME OIL
STOVES and u. S. CREAM SEPA-
RATORS.
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WARE

The good h usekeeper wants a perfect
Kitchen. However small the household
may be the greatest comfort and pride
always lies in well-equipped and we'll
kept Kitchen.
AGATE WARE is therefore indis-
pensable II has no equal in appearance
and cleanliness.
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We Have A Lines:

THE GREY single coated.
THE GRANITE double coated.
THE WHITE triple coated. and
THE ELITE quadruple coated.
No more complete lines carried in Ho-
nolulu.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
DIVORCE IN THE DOMINION or CANADA

a there 100000 divorces granted In the
United granted In
Ne Of Canada.
Marriage joke Canada The contract there
be dissolved by hngs-desth inndelty.
puhCity' society bound to be
Interested
about the operation Dominion.
official published
for the government
Then Parliament petition divorce
receives three bills Is referred the
divorce committee before which applicant for divorce
o Parliament
action becoming law the Of the Gov
Dominion
granting OF al
chambers
line this
win believe asking
marriage absolutely
institution.
The good feature Of the Canada method TO be that iis
marriages;
little OF each other. a
dignity attached and thing.
ts where before
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ANOTHERBIGL LIST
Nine More Sales We're Recorded
at D. 5. Johnston Co.'S
Yesterday

The big cnt-priee sale T. a great bar
gain period FOR intending purchasers
who are responding from every aircc-
ton. The purchasers above referred
90 are as follows
y. e. Johnson selected a beautiful
Peane piano IN mahogany one Of the
popular liinne pianos was sold % the
Germ Theatsr Co. A. fsoeteway. nf
orilila. took Colonial <lmbaii Ia buri
walnut. Mrs. Ira q. Carr. q South
PARK. bought = Western Cottage or
gan W v. Mcdonald purchased one
81 the elegant new d. 4 Johnston Co.
pianos. y. berger. Of MI Vernon.
bought a piano case klmbai organ
Frank Grace. 81 Esdro= Weoiley. pre-
ferred beautiful kimisaii piano Ia
walnut. v. A. Mills. Of Rentou. IL
making himself and family happy with
a simplex piano player. Mrs. y. Hot
llnknwurth. Of Demipg. got a beautiful
Klmhali organ In addition 60 this
great record n piano and organ sell
ing we are doing a very large busi-
ness tss the celebrated Columbia graph
npheates and records and all kinda Of
small musical Instruments. II you
need anything In oUr line. you cant
nffeFd e. leave thir opportunity 90 b..
and ehlls tha sale lasts
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CANNOT AFFORD TO FIGHT

possibilities a
absolutely happen
a
which Germany.
threats = almost impossibfliy
burdens country
with patriotism and enthusiasm quivcs with
there be millions in
baeshps
Patriotism
robbed the Drawn belongs @
saya In
European there would
for France and to the numerical strength
France would be Obliged
making about 100000
nnushed NJ Roche fixes soldier
the
TOTAL. EXPENSE TO FRANCE WOULD BE
SIX MILLION DOLLARS
Check the countries the millions
viii fghffi
debts of possibility.
general and viii Of
indefinitely
and Is hampered
and today 1T STANDS FOR PEACE
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THE HAPPiEST W0MAH IN TOWN

She does not live
nifty ana mans ho1se big buy
she lives paving yet arrived
The lawn only feet beauty
The only v
home. all in active orig
1t built Tor occupied BY four.
There's Himself Bogus four
and non
every . hearty independent ensr-
Kec firmly planted on
me lower round climbing slowly surely
carefully.
n 9TH
healthy youngsters The Roy nh.,..
and the Gin and Herself complain shattered nerves
a economic and pinch enjoy her
/. self2~
little woman 10 explain that she
would perhaps We
And really there defuy darnnR Hsera
Sunday And there garments inside on,
and in pung ones brains are getting
In big houses We love one
another
should thing in the world ana
conentruent Is the the
Here's Law OF
wrinkle
studying hos Himself ana
The Other Two of gravity
tain antyone paid back ten fos,
An little (and that's Of it, you don't know
you are.
Enjoy children while knows7 They may
and honor grow ND and brea
your heart or day thlnss
are gIde and life II hollow there's no
longer need for loving calculation willing the
pity.
that time shall YOU woman how VIII Won
yearn for the days when you pore"
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TIL sSPT
BY j. FENIrTORE COOPER
l THE NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE Assn.

Henry could never be 80 base as TO
betray the man who saved him
II Is no childish game that We
are now playing. Miss Wharton
Mems lives aud fortunes hang upon
slender threads and nothing must be
left 10 accident that can be guarded
against. Communicate what yon
know 10 them both and urge them
10 instant departure. n they can
reach thu last piCketn of our army
before morning II shall be my care
that there are none to intercept
them. There IL better work for Mai
puuwoodie than Go be exposing the
life Of his friend"
While Harper was speaking he
carefully rolled up the map he had
been studying and placed u Ia his
pocket. lie Was still occupied la
this manner. when the voice OF the
peddier was heard directly over
their heads.
stand farther this way. Capt.
Wharton. and you can aee the tents
IN the mOonshine. Hut lot them
mount aud ride. I have a nest there
that viii hold us both and we viii
60 In At our leisure"
And where IL this nest7 I con-
frsn that have eaten but little the
hast two days anu I crave some OF
the cheer you mention
"iIemi" said the peddler. exertlng
his voice atili more. hem this fog
has given ne cold. but move slow
and be careful not to slip, or you
may land on the bayonot Of the sem
tinel on the flats. It's q steep HIN 10
rise. but one can 20 down Il with
ease
Harper pressed hts finger on his
lip. 20 remind Frances of her prom
Toe. aud taking bis pistols and hat.
30 that no veatiae OF his visit re-
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lone SPOT nj sueh AN hour and BY
herself.
His interest as she dwcit upon the
manner OF Iicnfy's rncape. and the
flight to the woada, was deep. and
he listened 70 her tale with a marked
expression OF indulgence A. she
concluded he walked a turn or two
across the hat In silent fuuuinK.
Frances heHitated. and after a
short pause. she added:
we can dersnd much on the
friendship Of Mai. Dunwoodie. li1t
his sense 81 honor n 80 pure. tina g.
that Notwithstanding mis- 49, his -.
feelings desire 10 serve ua-he
WIN conceive u to be his duty 10 ae-
prehcnd my brother again Inaldfe
he thinks there will be no danxer III
40 doing. as he relies greatly oayoos
Interference"
"on mine" said Harper. \ sleg
his eyes in surprise.
Yes on yours. When wei tad
him OF your promise he at onss d
sured us all that you had the awe.
and. n YOU had promised. wotdd
have the inclination. 70 aae ID e
Henry's pardon"
~Said he more - asked Harpft
Nothing. but reiterated tAaf
snocs Of IIenry's safety. evptkneks
he " IN quest OF you"
Miss Wharton. that I bob o.
mean part IN the struggle boNesn
England and America. Il NIGH ness
be useless TO deny. You ow &soef
brothers escape this night "a my
knowledge of his innocence. aud the
remembrance OF my word. MIDI.
Dunwoodie IL mistaken when be
says that ! might openly have pro-
cured his pardon. now. indeed.
can control his fate and ! pledge TO
you n word which has some lnflu-
ence with Washington that means
shall be taken 10 prevent his recap-
turc. Hnt from sou. also. exact a
promise. that this interview and all
that has passed between us. remain
confined 60 yourself, untll you have
my permission 10 speak"
Frances gave the assurance aud
he continued.
The pcddier and your brother
Will soon be here. but must not be
seen BY the royal officer. or the life
Df Birch might he the forfeiture"
sNeverl" cried Frances. ardently.
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For Weak and Nervous peopIe

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people. ana pirnply. pale or sallow
people. people who are troubled
with loss OF ambition. falling mefn-
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walsefulncas. all these symptoms arc
produced by weakened nerves.
brought on by the watery condition
of the blood. Make strong, rich. red
blood and furnish food for the
nerves IL the way TO stop the source
OF the disease. and the cure then is
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Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic. In
tablet form TO take at meal time.
Sells at 75c q box, or 3 boxes for 81.
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on receipt OF price. People gain from
l 10 3 pounds Of solid healthy flesh
per week. by the use OF this medi-
cine. that is an indication that Il Is
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naiusd. he retired deliberately To a
far corner of the hut. where. lifting
several articles OF aroam. he entered
a rsrsns In the rock. and. letting
them Tall again. was hid from view.
The surprise Of Henry and the
pfddlev on entering ard finding
Frances In possession OF the hut.
may he easily imagined. Without
waiting FOR explanations or qasm-
lions the Eiri flaw into the arms Of
hct brother and gave vent 90 her
emotions tn tears. hut the peddi@r
seemed struck with very different
feelings. Ills first lock waR NJ the
fire. which had been recently sun.
piled with fuel. he then drew open
a small drawer % the table and
looked a little alarmed At finding Il
empty.
Are ycu alone. Miss Fanny. he
asked. you did not come here
aiones-
As you nee me. Mr.. Birch" said
Frances
but why and wherefore are YOU
here exclaimed her aRionlshed
brother. -and how knew you Of this
place ct aiif+
Frances entered AZ once into a
brief detail OF what had occurred at
the house since their departure aud
the motives which induced her to
sock them.
But said Birch. why follow US
here. when We were left on the op-
posite hill1"
Frances related the glimpse that
she had caught Of the hut and ped
der and her immediate conjecture
that The fugitive would seek the
shelter Of this habitatlon for the
night Birch examined her features
az she related the simple incidents
that had made her mistress OF his
secret
"'Tls but little luxury or COM
fort that I know" he said. hut
even that little cannot be enjoyed In
safety Miss wharton he added.
Il am hunted through these hills
like a beast but whenever. tired
with my tolls. | can reach this spot,
poor and drcary as IL ls can spend
my solitary nights In safety. WIN
you aid 10 make the life of wretch
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stones that formed a paved floor TO
the hut az II To make room fat a
large map. which. among the other
papers. coupled the table.
Frances stood earnestly looking
through the erevice. hesitatinK
whether 60 retire, OF 90 wait with
the expectation OF yet meeting
Henry. as the stranger moved his
hand from before his eyes aud raised
his face when Frances instantly ree-
ognized the benevolent aud strongly
marked features Of Harper.
All that puuwoodie had said OF
his power and disposition. all that
he had himself promised her brothy
er, and all the confidence that had
hecn created by his manner rushed
across the mind Of Frances. who
threw open the door OF the hut. aud
falling az his feet. ciaHped HIS knees
with her arms. as she cried
Save him-naVe him save my
brother. remember your promise
and save hint
Harper had risen as the door
opened and there was slight move
ment OF ono hand towards his PTS
tolls. but 10 was cool and Instantly
checked he raised the hood which
had fallen over her face aud ex-
claimed. with SOME uneaHineas.
Miss whartonl Dut you cannot
be alone -
There IL none here but my God
and yuu. aud b. Its name ] entneat
you 10 remember your promise and
save my brotheri"
Harper gently raised her from her
knees aud placed her ON the stool.
begging her at the same time 60 b.
conn posed and 10 acqusint him with
the nature Of her rrrand. This Ffan-
cea did. admitting him to n kno~i-
edge Of all her views IN visiting hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02
HAVE YOU GOT
BLOOD POISON :?

III other doctors have not been
able TO get control OF your awful
disease-if other treatments
have not helped you--don't give
up--we can help you.
our secret remedy starties the
world by its wonderful results.
No mar Tsasa s..fe.. - 49,.
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You May

Therefore have your choice ~ our
large and complete isne 81 ChiokeHirE
a Sons. Hobart M. csbte. kimisail
Pran~. the new - y. Johnston CO.
KRYton. ninne and other pianos and
kimbsil organs az startling rednc-
tions. For Instance. ws aFe now offsr-
ms splendid neN pianos for nEl. s4n.
f2ik t9sa snsa fsi1. fxgA 49, 10 $40 and
upwards. that represent an average
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90 20 spinnings for bicycle re.
pairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-02

We win SO 20 Grants Cafe. ifii
Third ave. for Good Meais ."
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SYNOPSIS
In iisa. during the last years OF the
revolutionary war. u MIR Harper y
entertained by Mr. Wharton IN his
nome IA northern New York. While
nc u there Capt. Henry Wharton
titiush officer, with the help OF iiars
Ney hiFeh, a peddler. known as
british spy. visits hla father his
aunt Mlsa pcytan, and his sisters.
SARAH and Frances. in disguise. llar-
per recognizes him and promises him
assistance In case of trouble. Heury
u arrested a. a spy by MAJ. Dun
woodic. his boyhood friend aud
Frances lover who commands the
Virginia Horse.
In a brush with the British Col.
Nellmere. a British officer whom
sarah loves. h captured. and Capt
singleton. OF the yirkinianH, IL
wounded. Ills sister. who Is in love
with nunwoodie. comes 10 nurse him
Harvey Birch Is captured by an r.
regular band known as the skinners,
Tie Il turned over TO Maj Dun
woodie. but escapes.
Frances believes that Miss Single
ton has prior claim 60 punwoodie' =
love, and sends him away. Capt.
LRwton and Dr sltErcavra start Zoe
Mr., Whartona house.
Birch warns the troops that they
ar, needed by Capt Lawton at Mr..
wharton'a house. COL wellmere il
about TO marry Sarah. when Birch
appears at the house ana reveals
l. 81
Capt. Iawton challenges Wellmern
to a duel.
The skinnern attack Mr. whar-
tons house and set Il on fire.
The house u burned and Sarah
loses her mind. The family are re-
moved to the quarters Of the troops.
wcllmere escapes.
A bullet intended for I.awton kills
Miss Singleton. Before dying She
tells Frances that while khe has
strlyen for Dunweodi~'s love he has
never given q 10 her. and that he
loves only Frances. Wharton Il
taken before a court 90 answer the
charge Of being a Spy
Birch escapes and saves I.awtnu' :
life. lie aiao prevents a marriage
between sarah and Meiimsr~. who
already has Wife. Capt WhArtoH
Is convicted OF being a spy. Frances
tells Dunwoodie af Harpersn promtas
and Dun Woodie says II viii save
Whartau'H life.
Birch appears disguised aa a min,
lstcr and helps Capt Wharton TO ez.
cape. leaving a nsgro in his place.
punwoodic fails 10 find HaFues
and Frances goes into the mountains
to find Harvey nitch's cabin and
warn her brother that he IL la daa-
scr OF being rreaptured.
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Saving of 500 Dollars

To tha purchaser. Aian great bargains
in slightly used. rcssinE and second
hard pianos. many Of them being
practically as good AZ rev. Nss or
rans nov 90. 81 50 and up. being
practically one-third leea Than regular
values. Second hand organs most any
price. Every inEtrs=rnt guaranteed
~ be absolutely as REPRESENTED or no
sale. Tho very easy terms on which
We sell and the present extremely low
prices make u possible for almost
every enc 10 have a plane OF organ
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CHAPTER xNvfI Continued
Nearly an hour dld abe struggle
WITH the numerous difficulties that
she was Obliged 10 overcome. When.
having been repeatedly exhausted
wlth her efforts. and. In several in
stances. IN great danger ffum falls.
she succeeded In gaining the SUM-
mat hat nothing could sae dincern
that ia the least Fenetmhtsa a dwell.
iag Of any sort In vain she exam
ined every recess Of the rocks every
part % thc summit that abe thought
could hold the tenement OF the
pedlier. No hut. nor any vestige Of
human being could shs trace. The
IDEA 81 her solitude struck on the
terrified mind of the wiFi. and an-
proc ching 10 the edge Of the rock
she tent forward 20 case or the
signs of life In the vale. Frances
looked on the ledge beneath her and
AZ once perceived that size stood AZ
rectiy over the object Of her Rcarch.
The approach % the front % the
hut ives by a winding path around
the point af the rock on whIch she
stood. .nd by this ahe advanced -
lta door.
I Three sides of this singular edl-
flee were composed Of logs and the
fourth was formed by the rock
against which e leaned. The roof
was made % bark A single
nifsdow sas IN front. but board
closed u. Frances applied her eye
20 a rreVfce 20 examine the inside
The hlazing fire made the Interior
81 the hut llght. In one corner iaY
a bed Of straw. Against the walls
were suspended various garments.
such as werc fitted for all ages and
ten AMI American uniforms hung By
the side Of each other. and on the
reg that supported gown OF striped
calico vas also depending a we'll
powdered wig; Ia short. the attire
was numerous and as various NJ IL
whole parish were 20 be equipped
from this one wardrobe.
Before the fire Was "a table made
Of rough boards a Bible wss lying
on the table unopened Hut Il was
the occupant Of the hut in whom
Frances was chiefly interested. This
was n man sitting on a stool. with
hts head leaning on his hand. in
such a manner as TO conceal his
features and deeply occupied IN ex.
aiming some open papers. on the
table las n pair Of richly mounted
horseman's pistols and the handle of
a sheathed rapier. of exquisite work.
man ship, protruded from between
the legs % the gentleman. The tallI
stature OF this unexpected tenant of
the hut told Frances that II was
neither Of those she sought A close
surtout was buttoned high In the
throat and parting az his knees
showed breaches OF burr. with mill
tary bots and spurs. His hair was
dressed 80 az to expose the whole
face. a round hat was laid on the