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of Prices on all tobacco IN proper condition
was satisfactory to the seller. Much or 1t was
discounted hecausa 1t was In fuch high order.
Quotation Ut prices on the Lynchburg market
MISCELLANEOUS MARIETTA.

PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. .e.--PEtNUTs-..
Spa nish-Flrm and active at SIC. with a good goo,
demand. Receipts Increasing, hut not sutl-
Client to supply tho demand. Virginias.-Flrm
At 3Ic for fancy stock. Machine, 2mI3Ac.;
snelling stock, &c. Receipts light
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& RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Dec. 2, 1904.
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
(Sales at Union Stock Yards. !

Richmond. Va. Dec 2, 1904.
The ri .nof cattle was light and no top steers
on the narket Ne! Medium to good. a4,sc.
quality; dry cows. Sasc Old thin cows, Id
1ac.; bulls 2A 4e%c. =
Light run OF hogs and sold from 4 s5d5c
rough hogs, 4D ACC, AS to quality.
Light run OF. sheep and lambs. Fat sheep,
s.sQ+c.;, lambs. 4isa51sc;..s extra fine lambs,
Prospects very good for next market.
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COTTON MARKETS.

+ NEW YORK, Dec. Tho cotton market
opened firm at I'M advance OF 9dl5 points In
response to higher cables thai, expected. Pr-
vatc advices reported that European shorts
wero covering, policy that may have been
encouraged by q private estimate. placing tho
demand for spot cotton at 4 decline. But after
tho first wavn Of covering here ii was seen that
tho bis bears were sun selling freely; further
reports OF the .deInoralized Southern spot mar
letS wero circulated and shorts Of tho smaller
kind. partially withdrawing their orders. prict y
inside OF tho first half hour broke down to a
new low level for the season at II net decline
OF points they were gradually rallied about
10 points from the bottom. But while the hig
hears bought on the breaks they turned sellers
5,.Eain on tho bulses and the recovery was not
active. and during tho best part OF the after
noon prices ruled around the closing level OF
yesterday. Tho market was finally steady ut n
net atlvan nee Of "a6 points. Sales estimated at
100000 bales. ta S &, ,8
6369s bales against 81 e9a last week and 4s,sso
last year; for the week $4,000 bales nga.nst
a69s0 Last week and 373S50 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans Were ,Sai balcs
against S076 last year, and at IoustOn II MS
bales against 10, SCI last year. g IS
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nnr aonns MARKpr.

NEW York, Dec o,--The dry goods market
Il still In abeyance and likely to be more or
less unsettled until the appearance Of the gov
ernmcnta estimate tomorrow. In the mean
time buyers nre Withholding certain orders:
General rrtnness characterized practically all
lines IF rnnd .--. -
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Silent for Three Hundred Years.
A modern church. built upon tho steto of
an ancient one at Llanderand, Wales. had
no hell a farmer offered ono that was
lying In one of his barns. It turned out
Ito DO one that had hung In the tower of
the ancient church and had not been
rllng for 800 years. e
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Dec s.--sPfRITs
Fs--pulet al 400; receipts. "a
casks. foein--t'irin at a.i5 bid; receipts. 146
barrt1s; ii'sisFir1n at $50; receipts ~ Il bar
rs,is Cride TufpeHsiiic--Firrn at S2.3lG3 ~: re-
ccipts, l4l barrels. .-st :. Il. \.
2 SAVANNAH, "a, Doc iRT'EN'r1 Ne
Firm ut 4sikc.: receipts. All casks; sales. 2l7
casks; shipments, 22s casks. Itosn--Firm; re-
ceipts. 1886 barrola; sales, 1,oie barres ship
CHAR i.fSsTsON,' s.. c., Dec 2-TURPEN-
TINE AND notwithstanding doing.
a cor-roNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. Got tonseed oil firm |;
prime crude nominal; do. yellow c5s dsaAc.
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RAILROADS.
Scenic Route
SsssS}SsifSSsszyto The West

- iuufS unu 20 minutes 10 NOrIOlkA
LEAVE MISREPRESENTATION
1885 a. M.-Week Days-Eocai to Newpore
300 eT M and way s,ntGn, rr,v..
NJ, Ola Point ii:oo A. NJ. Nerfolk it:1
NJ. Portsmouth, ii 40 A. 81.
<O I. M-Daily--$spect al-.Arrtves Wiulanss
burg 1858 p. M. Newport News $50 E, M
Sid Point! $ p. NJ. Norfolk s.so p. Ne
~ portsmouth 6.45 p. NJ. NJ - ~
Main Observation-Disclosures 8 q i;
s:2o a. M.--Local = Week Days = TO Clifto0.
300 ?. M.--Daliy-with Pullman. for c,ncin.
nat. louisville, ST. Louis md Chicago. \
huffet Parlor Car. Richmond to Char.
5:is F. M.--Week pays--1ocnl to Gotcyhs, .se.
1o:4o T: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pullmans TOE
Cincinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis ana
JAMES RIVER LINE.
1890 A. M.-I,nly-Expreas y To LynchburB.
Lexington, Va. Clifton Forge and prlncl:
pal stations; on week days to Rosney ana
j. Esmont. Par;or Car. Z. i{3 .s55 81
b!o r M:.-Week Days--Iocai--!To Esmont.
Norfolk and Old Point 1905 A.. n. week days,
from Newport News 3 r. NJ. week days. +;
From Cincinnati and West 1880 A. NJ. daily
and $3.50 p. ST. daily, Main Line Local 7;b 2.
n. week days from Clifton Forge. Gordonsvills
Accom-. S:S5 A.. NJ. week days. u. LEX
!. James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
Naa E. NJ daily Esmont Accom-. $40 A. NJ. (
Ii, W. FULLER, W. o. wARTHHNs
Gen'l Pass. Agt. Dst. Pass. Agt. 14l
4AN c. =. DOYLE Ger'l. Manager 5s5s n
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+. MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

A MARINE INTERFERENCE
PORT OF, RICHMOND. DEC 2. 1905.
AZ ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion limo.
sA1LED
Steamer berkeley, Sterling Norfolk. n,er.
chnridise and passengers. Old Dominion lines
B Eteainers Old Poinl Comfort, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company. !,
PORT NDWrvRT' NEWS. DDc. 2. 1904.
ARRIVED
Steamer Amsteldyk. New York.
Steamer Aquila, Philadelphia.
Steamer Foyle, Savannah. NJ
Schooner El inCity. Fort Monroe.
SAItED.r
steamer Foylc, Liverpool.
s sarte White Band, Providence
Is Barge 'Saqua, New Haven.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

aai Richmond. Va. Dec 2, 1904.
Dark Fired Tobacco (New)--Recelpts increas-
tations. (Old)--Recsipts and offerings continue
very light. and market quiet; very little doing.
sun Cured-Recepts heavy market steady a
unchanged quotations, Brlghg--Recepts light:
market continues fairly active and firm for ali
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pALrIMoRE STOCK MARKEr

IA BALTIMORE. IL MD, Dec. :. Scaboard Air
Line common, 1SEQl9: do. preferred. 3sa:,sis.
Atlantic Coast Limo communicating doing.
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BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. .,--Tlour-Quiet and
unchanged Wheat-Frnl; SPOT contract . =, G.Gt
Corn ia sier; SPOT, new, 62GI62lac.; new south-
white 47S:c oatsErmsrd No Msts
fancy Imitation, lode0c. |: do, creamery. 26kl
&c. |: do. ladle, l7Glsc.; store packed, 14qlBc,
Egys-Firil and unchanged at 32c. Cheese
rhN uunH Z z n . + /
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spot cotton closed quiet; inlddllng upands.
900: mldding gulf, s,2S; sales 4 LOO bales
Cotton quiet; niddng, 900; gross receipts,
1910 bales; sles. 4.lOo bales; export to Great
Continent, SYST bales; stock, 40 S51 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-NNt receipts, 63. 6sS
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

'E T.3 3ft4 ll-27-'N. 5it 2.t 5s;EUtfj9
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-DAILY.s22 -.
? 30 - M-Seaboard hlail--l0:O0 p. M.-Sea-
" board Express-ro Savannah. Jacksonville
Atlanta and Southwest ST., =, !.
'',rRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY s3s3
s:s5 a. M.-No si-From Florida, Atlanta and
4.65 p ae M.1S s Ga-From Florida. Atlanta and
$3.50 ia0 M.-eNo. ss--Erom Norllua ana Local
~ g so 'ihEARp, D, p. A.;
~ 2 ", NJ. TAYLOR. G. T. a,
$40 East Main Street. Phone US.
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* burg = Potomac X. II.

Trains Leave orthWard.4
l4;l5 A, &M.-Daily--Byrd st. Through. N
SIS A. M,-Daily-Alain st. Through. .ftss
&7:10 a. NJ, week days. Elba, Ashland Accoua~8
$40 a. M.NDaily byrd st Through Looaa
1905 noon-Week Days-Byrd st Through.
400 p M.-Week Days-Byrds st. Frederickss
burg Accommodation. s ,ssstssSs
sos p NJ --Daily--Niain ST.. Through. NH
$3.50 P. M.-Week Days---lElba Ashland gAo-5
Sos p f:'n M.@paiy-Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive misunderstanding a Az
e:ss a. Nj. week days. Elba, Ashland Ao- .l
con,modauon . IA . !53i 3. lsis
= $3.50 a.. M--Week Days-Byrdj st. 3FrederiekssE
g9EtgABb burg Accommodation 5&5I s55,
S;s6 A. M;--Daily-Byrd 81. Through. .s!E
II go A. 5M.--Week Days. Byrd st. Through
214 ?. Nj daily. Main st. Through. III 81
/ 6;52 P. NJ, week days. Enba Ashland Ao.
IT'S iPo'A"'M,@Daiiy-Byrd st. Through.
e:o0 P. NJ, daily Byrd st.. Through. Local
AKA p sotM.-pally-Ayain St Through.
'McSrrEEPulmnn sleeping or Paror Carr % 1
ali above trains except train arriving Rich
mond i1:5o A. NJ. week days. and local faocon,-
modntions. Z. !. $3.50 81
I !,4n Is iDtJKS. " 6. ". CuLP, W. P.TAYLoR.
CENT. Man'r,. Asst. Ga-1l. Man'r.. Traf Man s
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] ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

rRAINs LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRDs
$500. - STREET STATION.
g E,EFDcTIVE SUNDAY SEPT. nth.
sos A. MA G. l.. Express to all points
400 a. M.-Potersburg and Norfolk.
IL 10 p. M-Petorsburg nnd N. and w. West tS
a:00 r, M-petersburg and Norfolk sJ5 f5s &
u ia p. M-Goldsboro Local, lafS
500 M-pessrsbnrs II Lpca we.t rnd,.n ~.
- tied" TO all points South. lLi
$50 p. Petersburg and \. and ". West.
u Lev oo : ;TrRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. a
x 4.o7 A. NJ; 1885 A.. NJ; -.s:2s A. n, ..lo:B A.
NJ: ii 40 a. NJ; 100 p. NJ; a:tb p. NJ; $50 J.
NJ: 7.A5 p. NJ: 0:o5 p. NJ. y. n
= EXCEPT Sunday. .'Sunday only. 53fsT.
i"-Y'',.5 C. S.; CAAfpBEI.L.8 DIV Pass. Art MI
y w. +. CRAIG. Gen Pass. ACT. ri
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& Tho leading futures, ranged as follows: u
-, - " Omen. E.l Iikh, low, C9Osea

Cash QuothtIoHs WtTT ua iu4Iu S' : - Il n
Easy. No. spring wheat 81, osalL q; mo NO.
SIC; No. 2 yellow. 800. No, oats s9Hc.;
No. white. a2.3.,.t; NO. 3 white. aos:a S w.
fair 10 choice mailing, 1885,; No. flaXseed
sl.laN mer,hweser SILL ~ mess p9ork;; 7 Per
SNORT ribs sides (looseJ ssCeAa6. Isl short clear
sides boxed. $6.H.aa70o, Whskey. basis Z. q
high wines, 1924. Glover. contract grade. si.,61.
l6die2c. Enthusiastically at Hope. Eggs--
Firm at mark, cases included, l9ha U2ac i1rsts
:i&c.; prime, firsts. 2tNsc'; extra, .s,:c'
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/ y -
ceipts. s.ooo head Market strong Good !, 10
$50; stockers and feeders se.-6dll 30 cows
Bulls ssai CAVES Hn o5 ws sass
Steers. So 50dl5.00 Hogs Receipts, o0o0 head
Market strong. Mixed and butchers. s4.l5dD
4e5; rsood 70 choice heavy. 81 6gg4. 20; rough.
rsales, S4b5M4.G 60. $ Sheep--Rceeipts, 5000 head
Market strong. Good to choice wethers, 81 400
6.o0 fair.to choice mixed. $3,5014 80; native
lambs. "a. 50IG.15.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.--BEEvEs-Recelpts
3.1Ge head. Steers firm: bulls shade higher;
thin cows strong: others slow but steady !;
about All sold Native steers s3.S1a5.75; vest
81. a50s5o calvea-R receipts, eas head. Veals
quiet; Erassers lower; southern and western
calves slow and lower for common and heavy
calves veais. siaS,70: grassers. s275; coarse
easier; city dressed ,yeals. 7,s@1sc. per pound;
Receipts, .ait head. Sheep steady: lambs firm,
19c; higher. Sheep ssll45o; culls $3.50; lambs.
Receipts, 4.5i7 head Market steady Good
Pennsylvanln hogs. s. TO-
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTSBuRG. Pa,
Dec. Sc, :, Ll5- SUI light; market
lIogs-Receipts heavy; market active. Prime
heavy. S470Gpl.75 mediums sit5 heavy york;
crs, sl6oaa Go; light workers., 81 .5oa4 .e5 pigs
inarSet Steady Prime wethers & com.
! mon sheep, $4,000; spring lambs, Sil4.G5; ; veal
calves. S7Gp7 90. A{t
CINCINNATI. O.. Dec, e.-HoGs-l Active.
Butchers, 81 05M4.6o; common. IS. 0ep4 40. Cat
common, $.ae e. Sheep-steady at sl.75ap4 co.
, Lambs-Quoted at S3.50Ql6. 90
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Northern /. Pac,nc ss..,..................... 7F4l
Norfolk and Western con- 4s............... 1917
Oregon Sbor. Line 4s and Pnrtic.......... 1877
Pennsylvania c,,nv 3lss...................1O 1881
Recalling General !. 102k
81 To,iis and IRON Mountain con. hs,,.,,,, lIs
ST IT,lIis n nd san Francisco fg. 4s....,. SjS
ST Louis Southwcst tern Ists..s............. 9Ts
Senl,oat4l lr Limo 81
Southern Pacific s........................ a3s
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1l94
Texas md Pacific lists 1i92
Toledo. st. l.. and Western 4s........... So,
Union Pacific As l0sfi
Union Pacific cf,ny. 4s........,.....,...l Isl
lis Steel "a s6s................. g2s
Wabash 1sts Observation-Disclosures. I'LL
wnba,{1 heb I.s ..:.... 6st
Wheeling and Luke Erie 4y........,....... 93L
lVIucrt,ain Central As PEI
Colorado Fuel cow S.. $50
5M and q Col1nte Trust 4s.......,..... 36s
Central of Georgia I'd u
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SAFEST

5000 a. G. J., com. .........a..
$1,000 Amalgamated Copper 49,.
800 Amer. Car and Foundry....
loo Amer. Cotton Oll.....:.....
Amer. Tob5 I y, c. ctfs....
slW Amer. Tob1 pfd..........
$1,000 Amer. Can ...............
lUIO Amer Can, p7d............
300 Amer. Locomotive, coin....
700 Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
G90O Amer. Sugar, ex. diV.......
$500 A., T. and 8. Fe, com......
200 a.. 4. and s. Fe. pfd......
.hlO0 Baltimore md Ohfo......
5000 Brooklyn J,Rapid Transit.
100 Canada Southern .........
500 Canadian Pacific ..........
800 chesapeake and Ohio. .....
500 Chi. Great Western.... ...
1d40O Chi. Nil. and s. P..........
1900 Colo. Fuel and Iron. ........
400 Colo. Southern, com. .......
Colo. soutliern 1st pfd....
100 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd.....
1000 Clce., Gin, Chi. and 8. L. !
100 Cont. lob, pfd..........t
300 Consolidated Gas ..........
300 Delaware ni1d 1Iudsol1....s
3U}pO Erie, cOfl1...... ...
1iOO Eric, 1st pfd
800 Erie, I'd pfd ...............
700 General ElnstlAc ............
1900 Illinois Central ...,....
7250O Louisville a nd Nashville. ]. J.
1000 Manhattan.
397OO Metro. Strtet Railway. I.
1880 Mexican cttntral ...........
700 Mo-, Kan. and TEX. COM.
300 Mo, Kan. and Tex. ND.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chtca 70 and Northwestern con. 1854
Chicago, r. /, and Pac. 4s,.............., SIX
('hI,auo >IS. l. and Pacinn col bs.,,..,.., "a
O. c.. C. and ST, Louis 4s,,,............... 1OoA
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. Sis
Consolidated Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shk
Colorado md Southern 4s.....,........... 50 ~
Denver and RIO Grande is.. 51olh
Eric prior lien 1Oa
Ero General Observation-Disclosures. o,
Fort Worth and Denver City 71sts.........l cs y
louisville and Nash unlned 4s......... 1oaM
Mammalian con rpld 100
Mexican Central 4s......................... 10
Mexican Central lat Observation-Disclosures. 2lM
Missouri. 1iat,sas and Texas A ......... lt,Dh
Missouri Eansas and Texas 2ds.,........ So
national II, n Of Mexico con-. 4s......... Slis
Nay Ynrl, Cent raj gen, BIS ,I0lg-
Ma. Ie,sev Contra gen 5s.,......,...,. ,7e;s
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1851
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4 H. ACKERT. Gent. Mgr.. 81
Washington. D. C.q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-21
DANCE TONIGHT
AT THE YOUNG

Owing to the late arrival of the U. S.
Army transport Buford on Saturday
evening which prevented large num-
Der of the army and marine officers and
ladies aboard from attending the spe-
cial dance on the Roof Garden of the
! Young Hotel, Manager Lake will this
evening give complimentary dance in
their honor.
No transport arriving here, either
from San Francisco or Manila, has been
overlooked by the Young Hotel man
agement in the way Of special enter
tainment. The Hawaiian music sup
piled for the dancing has been one of
the most pleasant features for the mar
tial visitors in Honolulu. The enter
tainment given on Saturday evening
was in a measure intended for the Bu-
ford people, but tonight's dance will be
given especially in their honor
Manager Lake extends a cordial fnvi-
tation 10 the townsfolk to attend the
dance.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Easter hats at Sachs
Easter Standard patterns. Kerr's.
Special assortment of children's trim
med hats at Sachs
ChiIdren's print dresses, Csc. Kerr's.
New line of French chailles, exquisite
patterns, at Sachs
Big value household linens. Kerr's.
Drop in at noon today and try one of
those lunches served at the Criterion
Special table napkins S5c. dozen at
Kerr's.
There viii be an auction sale of choice
ferns at ]. F. Morgan's salesrooms on
Thursday, the oath inst.
Forty-dve inch art linen 75c. Kerr's.
Today at 10 o'clock Will E. Fisher
will sell at auction ten tons of dairy
feed for cows and hogs
New goods ex Alameda at Kerr's to-
day.
The ladies say-''No economy in hav-
ing pies made at home when you can
buy them at Perfection Home Bakery"
Fringed damask table covers csc. at
Kerr's.
Special sale of white organizes at the
Pacific Import Co. this week-three
days-Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. All 1870. quality goes for three
days at 1212c.
Kerr's showing new goods this week.
There will be special sale of beau
tiful white lawns at A. Blom's, in Prog
ress block this week. 1t viii be an ex-
cellent chance to buy spring and sum-
mer goods at a great reduction.
April Designer, Easter suggestions at
Kerr's.
s. Ozaki announces that he is going
out of the retail business and that the
present stock of silks, embroideries,
china ware, gents furnishing goods,
ETC., will be closed out at greatly re-
duced prices at the King street store,
below Smith street
New ginghams, IA yards 81. Kerr's.
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DinnOnd and Oiwi
BRANDS

The EDMOND" is a 5-ply Hose spe-
cially made to meet the conditions pre-
vailing in the tropics and has no equal
in make and price.
A new supply has just come in, there
fore new and fresh, which only adds to
its reputation. Can only be had at
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Tourist Promotion.

Cf course the continued storms of the
past month incline to dampen the ardor
of tourists, but bright days are coming
and with them tourists are also coming.
The work of the Hawaiian Promotion
Committee is beginning to tell, and its
results will be realized this summer
But when the tourists reach Honolulu,
they should be encouraged to visit Ha-
Kaii, Maui and Kauai. True, the Ho-
ynoIulu hotels might at first suffer by
>1osing these people for short time,
but they would be the gamers in the
end. for visitors to the other Islands
would carry back glowing reports which
would largely increase travel from the
mainland to the Islands. and thus mora
than reward the Honolulu hotel people
for their long-sightedness in inducing
tourists to visit all the islands.-Maui
News.
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Burglars jailed.

Detective McDuffie has arrested five
boys implicated in the burglary of Jose
de Espiritos Santos guitar store on
Saturday morning about 1 o'clock. The
thieves were discovered almost in the
act and a policeman fired several shots
at the retreating figures without effect.
The description given the police en-
abled all of them to be taken. They
have confessed their guilt, and two of
them told the officers that they We're
also implicated in burglary on Fort
street about ten days ago. The stolen
instruments were also recovered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-21
Among the
Easter


Our Easter hats have been extremely
popular during our millinery opening.
The new styles that came in the Ala
media will be the center of attraction
for this week as well.
Children's hats and sailors will be
speciality.
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STORMS MAY
PASS US BY

Hawaii stands fair chance of miss
ing the usual equinoctial storms. Today
is the Gay of the equinox, when the
sun crosses the equator, and the event
is generally accompanied by severe
storms. Territorial Meteorologist Ly-
decker said last evening that Hawaii
frequently escaped these storms, which
generally came few days before the
equinox. There is a possibility of the
storms later however and Hawaii still
has an opportunity to get her share
of it.
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Easter Dress Goods

Printed organizes, new and crisp, in
pretty designs and extra fine quality
and coIorings. Easily worth 40c.-Our
price Csc. per yard.
Cotton voiles. new and stylish, in SOL
id coIors of light pink, cardinal. ma
donna blue and champagne, 25c. yard.
Mercerized White Goods and Bril-
Iiants, priced from 6 yds. for 81 upward.
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W. w. DiInOnd & Co., Ltd.

Sole agents for JEWEL STOVES,
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS, MO-
MARCH BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES
and u. S. CREAM SEPARATORS.
Take elevator to the House furnishing
department.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-21
QRENEFIT DRAMA
FOR JAPANESE FUND

All of the theater- goers, and particu-
fairly those people who sympathize with
the cause of Japan in her present strug-
gle, should patronize the Takeda COM
pany which plans to contribute to the
War Fund the net proceeds of a weeks
playing. The play will be a new drama
called the "Russo-J Japanese War" The
audience will be furnished with a pro-
gram printed in three languages, Jap
anese, Chinese and English-Hawaii
ShinDO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-21
xoNIaHYs CONCERT.
.asrreoriaI Band Will Play st EmmI
Square.

Square.
The following is the program for to-
nights band concert:
PART /.
Overture-'Light Cavalry .Suppe
BalIad-"Elua Maka Uliuli'' $500. Helms
-'Terpsichoreana" .Kappey
Vocal Selections
(a) ''Pua Alani."
OBJ ''Lihi kai Ohele.''
Miss J. Keliiaa.
(c) Hole Waimea."
Cd "Oiwi Mani
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART II.
Selection-"Count Hoffman," .Offenbach
Intermezzo-"DiXie Land .Haines
Waltz-''After You 1900. Waldteufel
Polka-'Now and Then ..........C oote
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