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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-14
A List Of lie
Bargains In
House Wares

There's a great deal of salts
faction in knowing that you have
a store like this from which YOU
can supply your needs in house
wares. Study these prices for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-14

Thursday
WINDOW
SCREENS
a d Unstable
size S0x36 in.
special price
for tomorrow,
each
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-14
SOC

SMALL gasoline stove ovens-one
burner size with round top-spIendid
bakers-priced for tomorrow nOa
each GOJ
MILK SEPARATORS Il Graves
24-gallon size-with two apartments
one for milk and one for water
sassl sfS6a ir price price 2n e ta5 $685.
SINGLE MILK SEPARATORS-
24-gallon size-list price is Nf Tx
S6-our price, each ID
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-14

GASOLINE STOVES - 3-burner
size-made with cabinet-famous
DangIer burners-splendid stoves
perfectly safe-priced 60 CO
special at N0uVT
COFFEE second" quality
gray granite p quart size-worth
morrow 8S8 a5 th at. lS ead6 to- l5C
DAT MEAL COOKERS Y quart
gray granite seconds is the
6 6ar p T9st4 o% 86 fnsse s s195 39C
KNIFE SETS. 15e-bread. cake and
pairing knife=scalloped edge-they
have wood handles-good steel blades
@ 5omorr rs the per- 5ss sst price 15C
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-14
Cash or Credit !
Which Will It Be
During The Coming
Thirty Days ?
Decide Now
Hosiery and
Underwear

Study our low cash prices and
you'll soon be saving money by
purchasing hosiery and under
wear at this store.
These are for tomorrow:
WOMEN'S HOSE, 9c-black cotton
hose with spliced heel and toe
hemmed top-125sc value-for Thurs
day pairs for 25c-per 0n
pair ~
WOMEN's HOSE, Kc-"Topsy'
brand-fast black hose-fine gloss fin
ish-right weight for summer wear
double heel and toe-wide hem at
top-they're worth 15c straight
Thursdays price, per 1870
pair i G/<U
MISSES HOSE. 1Oc-hne ribbed
black cotton hose of superior quality
you will find these the best hose
you ever bought for the price In
pair HUI
WOMEN's LACE HOSE. 25c-
Topsy'' brand-black lace hose
made of combed lisle-lace to 0En
the toe-per pair GUJ
WOMEN'S BLACK LACE HOSE,
49c=fine Isle in the latest novelty
weaves-lace to the toe-beautiful
patterns-an extra good quail N0n
ity at. per pair 8VU
WOMEN'S VESTS, 5c-cream col
ored gauze vests with tape around
the arm and neck-good Sc values
priced special Thursday at, RN
each w
WOMEN,S FANCY VESTS. he
bIeached gauze vests-fancy ribbed
fape arm and neck-you usually pay
15c or zoe for such garments 0n
priced at, each 3 AU
BOYS UNDERSHIRTS, lie
gauze shirts with long sleeves
French neck=pearI button fastening
Csc garments EA
priced very special at, each VU
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North Topeka
People,
Attention!

Now that the new street
railway bridge has been
completed and is being
used, it is the incest trip
imaginable to come to this
store. There are no trans
fers. 1t doesn't require
more than Is minutes
from even the end of the
line to get to this store.
We know that we can save
YOU the car fare many
times over if you come to
this store and buy some of
our good cash bargains.
Je rs DR1Ce@S @
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-14

More and More People Are
Learning That Il Pays TO Pay
Cash, and They Are
profitine by Their KNOWLEDGE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-14
Mechanics Tools


It takes good tools to do good
work. This store sells good tools at
less than credit stores. Cash does it.
If we were like other stores and
credited you, we would be asking
higher prices. Think it over These
are a few of our prices:
NO. liz MAYDOLE HAMMERS
regular prices in other stores SOC
and 65c-our very low cash EfnN
price is, each OVV
1% WETHERBY CHISEL-the
best-warranted- special at each 49c-
SMOOTH -Bailey's AZ
priced special at each $3.50.
CARPENTERS PENCILS - best
carpenters pencils made-each 1c.
BITS-CIark's large expansive kind
have two cutters-s1.S9 values
for each S1.1O.
V. & B. HAMMERS-be than
RIavdoIe-warrante IL size
priced special at each 65c.
The sun., 1905-09-10
actng At LatONla.

CINCINNATI. Sept. e.--The Latonia spring meet
ing closed to o-dayafter eighty five days OF con
tinuo,k racing. the longest meet ever held IN this
vicinity. Most OF the stables 70 from here 10 Louis
viii Wiz resn here T for i.ii meeting juss one month
hence.
Tho track was fast 70 day and the card fairly
good One favonte and two second choices won.
Orbicuiar overlooked In the 6ettnx. won the
handicap for two year oda by three lengths pulling
soek tst Ssndlosp Tor q o!ds ys;y hsndiiS
10 :, second; MaIedciion. 100 ID. Austni. TO 4.
third, Time, l% as. Gold Bell. Crescerton.
.:e ap hs S ana Hy'S.
second Rsce-.six rariohss- Santa Lucia "a
]. second: Amy Riley. q lNoonanJ, "a 10 ], third
Edns ko Sen. ss ooodss and
Mildred Gtst also ran.
Third RaceCne mile Foxt,eadc ios 10 Morris,.
to g. won Wexford. lOi tFoy,. 70 s. second:
Antlacr i07 ID. AUSTIN. 10 third Time, i:3e a
Malfalda. Dr. Riley. pbloro and Ethel Davis also
ran. . =,
Fourth Race Six furlongs- -Orhlculsr.. 40 T:.
Morrison,. . TO !, won; HoI Pollol. los (Noonanl
to I. second: Charlie Esatmsn. l0e IN, AUSTIN.
6to O. third, Time. i:iS as. Jimmy Maher. Topsy
Robinson: Hot Tcddy Tiara. Tsiepathr' Neodesha
Filth Race s One mile and 100 yards corusc.t.
% lAndress). o 70 I. won; King Ellsworth. % H..
10 10 s, third Time. i:A5 SS.. Brancaa also ran.
,o s'1ih ,. RsSs-,one mile aad z qqsr,ar.- Stroud
Ssufdey, Double. Arthur Cumnhef. HautGs CurSte,
Ffs1k Nc and Coneisve slSo fGa.
The sun., 1905-09-10
NO WIND FOR YACHTS.
Autumn Races Of New York Yacht Club
postp0ued

There was no wind at all on the Sound
ye sterday for the yachts Of the New York
Yaont Club and the aces for the autumn
cups had to be postponed. Quite a large
Cove ready to tussle for NE pri.e, There
Maxwell's Yankee in the 7o.foot GLASS, the
Min,osa ILL.,. Heron, Gloria. Busy Rec. Rama
and Cricket in the smaller classes and the
aO:footers Nicola H., Sautihie. Banzai. Oriole,
Adelaide H. y: Alera, Atari. Ibis PhIyne and
ing line on Motifs Point and many OF them
anchored. while all hands waited. The water
was like sea OF glass and not breath Of
AZ disturbed its PLACID susfsse sur e This vas
ment good neturedly and during the after,
noon The yachtsnlen visited zach other and
talked of races when the weather should be
more propitious. Shortly before 4 o'clock.
there being no prospect of breeze coming
to send the racers around the course. the com
mittee declared the races on for the day.
Another day will be chosen FOR the autumn
cups to be raced for.
-Four day. racing for n, ths 20 so-footsrs S. have
81 and ~. and one of these may be selected
for the autumn cup races. The trophies
for these four days racing have been giyen
by CommOd Frederick @, Bourne. Vice.
Commodore Henry Walters. Rear Commo-
dore Cornelius Vanderbilt and c. l.. r. Robin
The sun., 1905-09-10

sea Ri '.sa w s'Gs1s sss,. sa , s' Rs'psr pae
landing two punishine body blows: In
BritCs &C rner Nelson slipped, Britt getting
two Furnishing blows " face before the
Dane recovered. Britt landed q bard right
il, Britt landing hard punches to the jaw
with both hands At tho close Of the round
Nels,n got In two stiff punches TO the jaw.
but Britt had again gained lead when the
bell sonnded. ~.
Eighteenth Round Britt iabbea rikht and
and In rally got In a couple OF swings on
the jaw. Britt In return came back with
hard swings to jaw which jarred Nelson
badly. Britt kept up his .peppering Of the
face. Before the middle Of the round Nelson
to the Jaw. Britt fell on his stomach in his
own corner, gasping, and was unable to get
The sun., 1905-09-10
Yearlings 1t AuctlSn.

Andrew Mile paid the top price, %, ooo.
for fllly by Orsini Santa Bella a sister In
blood to Ormondale and half sister 10 Bel
latrix. at. the yearly sale held before the
races at the Bay yesterday. The. best sales
were ss follows:
B. c. by Banastar-Bele Hoyt: c. r. Ellison. $500
Br T. BY Banastar Brilanttne H.: F Bur
b. c. BY Banistar-c cout,e d'or; G. r. John '''''
p. c. ). Ks.n.r.: q; F. jchn.cna..... sss
Ch. C. BY Banastar-Manzana; G. r. johnson. S2S
b. I. by Raldur-- Response: G. r. Johnson . $50
B. by Flortzel lI.--Spectrum: G. F. John.
B, e. by The Commoner--Su -Suisun: james Cur. sis
Ch. c. by Honastar-Trtgger: g. F. johnson. con
r. c. by Ors,n Artemis: p. Ryan. 500
Br. T. by Orsni--Carthagena; Andrew Miller. 600
p. I. by Orsini- FURRY; NJ, Bymes .,.,.,.,. 6D0
Br. T. by Orsini-l.ady Marion: r. McGibbon. no
B. c. by Orsnl-- Legare; j. b. H.sgin 500
Br. c. BY Orsini--Lux: John Mackey.. 49,, i;00O
3. E. by Orsini-Santa Bella: Andrew Miller. 5000
y. c. by Ftligrans-Almora: T. Peters. ...,.. . 800
Ch. c. BY Nick Housewife: j. L. Holland. ESQ
B,,,f. by knight Of the Thlst)e'-Sandy Rar'
ch c. i by MS MI. b.sdsin: j Hyn.... ssS
B., (. BY Knight OF the Thistle -Regineia;
ch Or Sr T. BY BslcA- Agnes; e. Cor '
ch BY Compute ch,e,e'me; ". ioB' D'
p.s' 'bs filIsrsnc bell. Of Butte; Holland sS S
B. c. BY Norman rdict: !. j. Hyland ...-,. 100
Oh. I. by ls,dor--Archeress: W. o. Scully... 100
The sun., 1905-09-10

DSs fs: oss:s S
with 1870 and Tradition with i2s. BuIso.
thss he vas .s sased ap was remarRaby s tas s
Tradition's time was II s-5. record for the
race over the new Futurity course. Burso,
Down to sS e1ens sf from 's'e to s. Fred EsSnsi
waseredss 900 on the entry. George Wheelock.
s'.Ss }Ss Ssr KIN and th1 R. Sas 1nss
ola placing smaller amounts. P. Ray took
WhImslcsl. Bob Tucker glayed Aeeountsnt.
sp and Ee APs sads s R.fs Ss% 5
if Ar,fui weala g. sssrssr il the p!opesss
bu2s B e w saa ms
was only just now beginning to take her
usual gaflops.. and could not be lifted for a
not meet Sysonby at all this year. but there
Il chance Of meeting between the ksens Re9
sent his son over TO Trainer Joyner between
RACES. with the request for a good ciear.
Tell Your papa. said Joyner with Laugh,
pars tssst befiei her. no cigar but I've got Ham
Boots Durneil. who has been buying year.
I'D good horse % Wherever % one s can 1 be ffonnd sud-
to 9. 500 and took him away, to his barn.
tip IL the s race the odds faIng ss from a
shannon. Tom Cost Isan ana Eols PesIssli
"a Vas also well supported by Eddie B9Tk'.
sd. wheeioek and 9e the hn eaSheuse seas agent. s
hnal price being to 1. The SeaRran Stable
was supported by Charley Walters, Joe Hay-
man. Leo Mayer and George Boles. with
nrsamsI RrrE s;o1Syp,p sSHpported by Joe Murphy and
:, Those who cashed the biggest. bets on Jimmr
Lane in the westbury Steeplechase v ere Msy
Blumenthal, Joe Murphy. Frank Moore and
J; II. Berk Phantom. lost solid wages for
Eddie Burke Max Frank and the Lichten, n,
of Dick o' Rosert ~fseesS PreSous 'eSn Wnpe. ere
pr. Catiett. Plato. Zinziber. Self Protection,
Land Of Glover and Good and Plenty.
John Fay and Wheelock cleaned up well
nth Isrsslts II the fth M race Ios and MoIn'
who was the medium Of clubhouse plunge
that beat his price down to to 4. Charler
Ellison split 81 500 on pr. sprlill, Bob Ross.
bet ., ,ooo on Lord Badge and X. Angsrols
generally passed up by the wise nsh. Frank
Moore dropped IS .OoO on Miss Craw wford who
Vas alao heavily played by Wheelock. 10.
Murphy and Dick DoRgett. Morris lfaynan
split o. ooo on Right Royal. with Frank Hayes
a good bet on Bragg
ie a full brother to s. Browns lamen'ed
Martie Lewis. being a eeldinR by Sir Dixon
Lady Wayw9rd. In this event, Nottcr Who
winner pecs,!se Of a BIZ Of crowdins at q:
sixteenth pole, which Knocked Dreamer ONT
Shaw. Who rode Dreamer. made no claim
The sun., 1905-09-10
CRICKET.
Exsstins Contests ~ Championship season
Draws to an End.


.tf Draws to an End.
With less than month TO hnish the champ
ionshIp games in the series Of tho Metropolitan
League and the New York Cricket Associa-
tiopi and with the result stiil Ia doubt. great
interest was shown In yesterdays contests.
The New York association leaders-'the
Pa terson and Columbia Oval tsan1s--were
pitted against each other. In the League
pss s ss b4ost;a ss Esss :nsdqss %ss
sysd st fF4sssSe Fns: 6sss. nssn 4
The match between the Br ooklyn Wanderers
and the Staten Island Team B at Prospect
R Nas1 s an Sns'9i a.es.a ss sias b ess :a III
fS'' Sy them % a q their III at,msss victory TIER
were al out. for "a. ]. Wood And II. Rushton
bowled with marked eucoess and obtained
KIlleek wa. the feature q the game and his his
seldom been surpassed In league cricket
W was not quite eauailed in Che second and his
ma made two dit,ouit CACHES in the slips and 4.
Gum, in,the second lnninss. made tEemend-
s arxs s r9ch 4 ss ssd
TSe totals B1oo klyn %ande5eTs. !. snd u
Essex County played the Thstles at Pros
pect Park in an association Sn,FEs SuE.rt ana ds
ssoeen. snem imnny. ny ., ~ wa. bs Chief
and + Hirch With is, and Is respectively; Gil;
sheF Fos sf'ysfss sss 'SS %.hs .1
york with n. the Hs. ss as cspsssss xs Sssd
xe TS;.,sI ISs 4, not out The totals Essex County
tn {psn n<,r{a NJ
game At Wiilismsbtids % bstwssn the teams
g. The ua
:h' ~ 7 Ss.
aesf GGWheh sS'sq aar ana contrbStea
the ep pGrtSn % nas the oS oher q
:asSa sasS ps, Y eaa On Is seT a. s st.s.ons +
sniI sIIHRR,'HnsA anderson sisa.ssd ths ,ids Stk
herd nit sSsst:
le5 rup.: AND q Shay: E3h IN, sSE;o fSI 9Sli +
VIII While III H. Smith. Tires for s.. and R; Y. Ander.
son. two for s. exceled In this department
~ssn sis ss S.v @ TSs Tes st.p. .hs s,s ss s
ssna Ssa nes ~ s F. he on oGSs Ss
Psyea ot out nnaashf sna sa E T. aid sooa
wSss q 9 Rs s sh hs e: va. ss
feature. and his innings o. - was more than
The We tersns had made to8.
'a dI. s0G ps s .dsss aoss s. By %
s|Ss SS xd.m WIG ii! hs!S fss 4 nst oSt.
Contribution Of 80. The best showing on
the losing team. howevsr, was made by q.
posed Of. The totals; Prospset Park. 10:
y. .:ya club and
SOWING b Of II. j. Ale1snder. 8 wickets for :.
totsl sas Team Tn'A T. 81, II Tean m S: 'ee"'
The sssx sss" island fss aha nd
County st: George az Livingston. Batting
first the Staten islanders ran up total OF
Stuart was again seen 70 ad vantage IN an ad-
y 81 . ono not t out from J. g. %saon, Is from F. 3;
was s made by G. P. Hfurditeh in we'll played
innpss Of e and double asS sHrss ysrs aadsd adsS
sSd Syd Ksly fke best rss
were; j: D. Macennan. wickets for is runs:
CIV. Bnrnes. for 20; and d. G. Humble. ?
The World team and the spartans played
at Prospect Park and drawn game resulted.
fayne and Holm ssworth on the. World side
and ke Hsh n9s msds sss th Sss
0S: SpAftans 39 for @ wicketS,
The sun., 1905-09-10

R. B. stoutenburgh. won the ehsmponshIp
q the Deal Golf CLUB ely yesteEdsy fr9m ,ps t;,tx w.
six hole final round, At no time Was either
player more than UP until the decisive hole.
Kendall was quite errsfic. Neither. putted
with consistency. 80. 81.
The sun., 1905-09-10

In the. bogy handicap yesterday at the
Engiewood uoif Club there was a tie at 2
down between A. n. Lan,son and ". II. Sykes.
q. G. Austin and W. W. White, down; G. W.
Hunt, R. Lareudon and H. W. Banks, down.
and A. Yauoh, s down.
The sun., 1905-09-10
English Festball Prayers Win.

MONTREAL. Sept. s.--The English Pilsrims
football team played the flrst match Of its
American tour here this afternoon. dsfsst-
ING Al Montreal By 10 q s =.
The sun., 1905-09-10
THIRD RACE .

FAIR start. won easily: BuVomaster, br. O., 2,
BY Hamhurg-Hurley Rurey: owned by H. p.
whitney: trained by j. ". Rogers.
FOURTH RACE.
Annual Champion Stakes. OF $4,000: for three
year -ods and upward: penalties and allowances:
two miles and quarter:
uo,x and Ace. ~, >,ts Ioskrv. setttne. FIn.
oiseau, S.t,...,.,.ios. .o,Ne!ll.... i2 even 2so
Broomstlck, 4.......lip. Martln.... 81 i-2
Time, 1854.
Good start; won easily: Sysonhy. b. c.. ;. by
by James Rowe,
The sun., 1905-09-10

j. p. Borden won the match play Against
bogy at the Apa wants Club. nnlshing down.
The next best were J. d. Foot. the hero ofIthe
down: II. A Sherman, Adown:S s. Ward Double
day and George Dearborn, s down and j. n.
Hammond. Q down,
The sun., 1905-09-10

A. l.. Walker won tho net and c. r. Stout
the gross score prizes in the monthly medal
play handicap Yesterday. at the Rich mond
The first four in each class. in the club Gust ON.
will continue a. match play for q cup. the
donor this month being F. L. Hughes. The
summary.
A. L. Walker. sa 100; !. e. Faber 90, e-s,;
". P. Laned. g. i6-M 9. T. stout. g. osa: l..
Hockmeyer.. "a. s-N Dewitt stafford. ios. aI~s4:
r. West Tain.or; @ o.ss; George Y. Pratt. io2.
-ss: 4. e, Paterson. %. :-9o a. p. Kelley. iI0
neo: Il. 9; Woodruff. us. 22-si: j.. A.. Martin.
III, 7s-os 3. r. Watson. ss. s-os; T. b. Simmons..
lO( lt--eS, 8. Imbree, lpi IA
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TRANSPORT DANCES
At YOUNG HOTEL

On Friday evening the Government
Band will give a concert at the Alex
ander Young Hotel, which will be fol-
lowed by dance IN honor of the Of
ficers and ladies aboard the army trans
port Thomas from San Francisco, and
the Sherman from Manila, both vessels
being expected in port that evening.
Invitations were extended by the hotel
management to Quartermaster Captains
Hart and Taggart OF the two trans
ports, respectively, on the occasion OF
their last visits to Honolulu, to attend
the dance.
However, if the Sherman arrives in
port today and remains over tonight,
a dance will be given this evening at
the Young This will not interfere at
all with the band concert to be given
tomorrow evening.
Manager Lake extends hearty invi-
tation to townsfolk to be present at the
dance or dances, as the case may be,
as this viii be the last army transport
dance to be given by -.4anager and Mrs.
Lake before their departure from Ho-
nolulu for the coast.
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have since been made in said telephone
service do not meet the demands of
the public, and such service still re-
mains unsatisfactory and inadequate
to the progressive spirit of the times;
Therefore, be it resolved, by the
Merchants Association of Honolulu,
that we approve of and endorse the
franchise now under consideration by
the Legislature granting the right 10
the Standard Telephone Company,
Limited. to install and maintain an
automatic telephone system with I'M
foreground conduits in Honolulu, and
aerial lines on the island of Oahu, as
provided in said franchise.
Mr. Maefarlane suggested that the
matter be referred to a special com
mittee of five, as there had been OBJ
.iections to certain features of the bill
Mr.. Wichman suggested that the com
mittee report back to the association
for final action. Mr.. Emmeluth sug
gested Friday evening at 1880.
The chair appointed R. Cation, John
Emmeluth, J. F. Soper, j. A. NJ. John
son and Mr.. Hudson.
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YOU RUN NO RISK.

You need not hesitate to buy Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. If you are
not satisfied with the results after
using two-thirds of the bottle accord
ing to directions you may return it to
your dealer and your money will be
refunded. Here is what the Greer
Drug Co, Granite, Oklahoma, q. S. A.
say concerning it: I'VE feel free to
guarantee every bottle for we know
we will not have to redeerp them" For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd,
Agents for Hawaii.
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''IOLANI HALE

Speaker Knudsen asked leave of the
House to present a joint resolution
along the lines indicated and with a
unanimous vote of 80 the House deeid-
ed that the Capitol should be called so
no longer, but that as "Iolani Hale y
it should be known
The question has, of course, to &c
before the Senate before it is decided
Harris had moved the adjournment
of the House, but he gave way to Hol
stein, who had bunch of reports from
the Police Committee. The first OF
these, on the Dickey splitting bill
should add to the gaiety of nations. Il
ran thus:
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The greater part of the afternoon
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session was taken up in the third read
ing of Smith s House Bill los, respect
ing negotiable instruments. 1t passed
without opposition.
Long introduced a bill relating to
summary proceedings for the recovery
of possession of land.
On reconsideration the House con-
Cured in the amendments made by the
Senate to House Bill No. 90, otherwise
known as the % Horse Doctor Bill -
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THE COUNTY BILL.

During the morning session of the
House the discussion turned principally
on the Senate's amendments to the
County Bill, House Bill No. 1. 1t was
decided not to concur in the amend
ments, and Speaker Knudsen appointed
the following as Conference Commit
tee on the County Bill: First District,
Fernandez; Second District, Holstein;
Third District, Haia; Fourth District,
Harris; Firth District, Waterhouse;
Sixth District, Rice; at large, Aylett.
Waterhouse was later excused at his
own request and Kaleiopu took his
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WANT THE
AUTOMATIC
Merchants Stand by
the Telephone
Bill.

The Merchants Association favors
the installation of new telephone sys-
tenn in Honolulu, and criticises the pres
ent service. This is a concrete state
ment of what took place at a special
meeting of the Merchants Association
held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
to discuss the telephone problem.
The present bill in the Legislature
of the Standard Telephone Company,
which proposes to procure franchise
for the installation of the automatic
telephone system, was the one discuss
ed. 1t was criticized by most of those
present, for various a4Aeged defects,
but all We're of the opinion that the
new system would be welcomed, even
if the cost of the two systems involved
a greater expense upon them. The mat
ter was finally referred to a special
committee which is to report back to-
morrow evening at 1880.
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Only chemistry of nature is employ
ed in the manufacture of Rainier Beer.
It is wholesome, invigorating and gen.
uine.
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TAXATION BILL.

The Taxation Bill was reported from
Committee of the Whole and was form
ally passed through second reading.
Rice's bill to amend the Revised
Laws respecting juries and trials by
jury, passed third reading without OPP
position.
Governor Carter's message respect
ing appropriations, with its accompany
inc act. was received and read.
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THE HOUSE.
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cial documents printed snail bear the
stamp of Iolani Hale
(Signed)
EMMA L. DILLINGHAM;,
ANNA ~. PARIS,
ELLEN ARMSTRONG WEAVER,
Especial Committee Daughters of Ha-
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