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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
gSou Der g@rnnS Nrm0."

@tnncopoIi8, Mtnn., II.
2tugltit - Die ,,@ranO 2[rrnu" bat
Sorotoaa ais SdotpIob fir lire
ndhitc &abrc5 GeriommIung ans.
crm6bIt Observation-Disclosures Gamer
murOc ourh cincn geidhb ttItrllirt.
Dem @cncraI z. :. See. Gonmnn.
Oantcn Ser ,2liiociation iiioIiher ge-
tcraucu" bricilih oi, Sofinung ans.
5u0riidct ooB fciu @eriub gcmnht
pcr0c. Elm Mommcnt SIT G1rcn 0eS
Gapitdno 6cnrp @ir3 3u 9Inoerion.
bile, ga, 3ll- crritbtcn.
Die 6roae iibcr sic 9Ibidafftng Scr
&ontiuc III SoIoatcn6cimcn purOe
oui Sen Gid 8cIc9t rn0 1T biermit
a6gctblt.
Olit ser bcuti1cn 5ibuug gelnngte
0ic ,Sd6re2 @criumnluug Der o@run0
g(rmu" pm 9tbihluB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

Frdiiocntcn JooicbcIt tc(cgropbiid
crirht oic )}cacr.@orniion ocS
Sorts 3uriid}uBichcr ln0 Our6 nci.
&c lruptcn 3u cricbcu, &icIe 8iir.
ser bobcn iid nit 6linten mlo 9}c-
noIucrn 6cluoifnct lno oroben, bel
Der critcn @elcacrGeit an ocn iarbi.
gen SoINotcn bIttige Rode ncbmen
5u moIcn Gic @orniior Oc2 Sorts
bcitC6t Oils ctucm @otolQou ocs 25.
fOrbigcn Gnfonteric HcQimcntS.
Ser Gommon0cur W}oior @cnroic
hat icincn N}onnidoftcn itrerg Der.
botcn, Oo3 Sort }lt 0erIoiicn. INN pei-
tcrc 3uiommcuit0bc nit Der erbit.
tcrtcn 9iirgcrihoft }u bcrGiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
), ,G0gigia orr Sommertourva. q"

oWctbant5 nno lHner5' Irunsr. O. "sDams
bier. baltimore nud Noiiou nn0 Yrooiocnce
6ur see. @clte 9uute uud ben GeitsGnalano'
6eiottS. sJcnite 5u6rt Der Nite cntlano uui
Der gSclt Dan ldbreihe fir T0urcnsl'u6. -
Shledn: @de Stgbts unn Betmun. Strabe
(Suni7 T&S 2ltIel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. blaiie fable CSes
ihtsinrbr ichlchicr Geihuad int Dhinoe glds
buuaep. &cruphug. S6miHbcI Slimmeru por
ben gluGcn oer3IiopteH EchlufloFtafeit CSelbs
sen I'M QrelB II + 10. IHe SieYe Snmptn,r,e
siifammen uner etu5elne oerfelben itna 9tItSets
ten oeS rabeuoeH 1ooes IN T0lpe zines fChiuc.
ren MnGens Gebcrs poer &tcrenIeioens. ipcnn
Sbr uld,t ttIeunt0it Gilfe fucht ufo finoet het
benz beribmieu ROturtclmitiel Ct Rernars
ardItterpiIlen gcliunnt Siir uur - 6eutS In
allen dpoihfleu IN tabeii
(SiSp. ca. .2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
TOd ctn Santfra6.
nGritc Nntiuuulbnnf" uon G6clica,
WIaiiy acIdllOiiCn.

Hhr 9,r9iiNrnt (ic,+ idnnrr franz S,r.
neoer. - Der GbNdJo'1r &liIt3-
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SO,
I''' 5'p'u'I o'H N"t8''" "N'
9lc6griolN5tcu an brownsville
N'r0",
Wojtor m,Y T. or,,u5t
7io C7ritn 9},t;onar6,nro nnn N6,l
iro blicb bn,t, oeibrni,rn rph IL nm.
for 0hbrt So, W,nf N,r,,,;,r.,+,r.
0IfrcN (7mrr ,c;truf norNon Eic ~
ripn Scr 3rtrItrn W,nf,n;t,rtcn IL,
1>,,rn Soc 5f,,+c. ,,nn n;rle rroi,crc
c8rihSitsrcutn hobrn off, ibrc 1orh.
nittrC IN scricrGn, i,5trio,cn p,,
hoiit ;nSc,;rn n,5 ,io T3nniiir,n,ct
" ,.ionnrb,nfD van C56"rir, Ii;[is ~;
,tcn n;rH 7ioicrho E,+ ia horo;+s
rrbotrn SEN -7rnoiitorrn 50 o}rn,rnt
i6rr r8nth,brn ',',s,,,,,hr,r Tie
i;bri,cr Wnnfm, IN C5rI;c1 G,+tcr n,,r
mcni,c (,,;cnSc 7nG,rs ~ Sor f,C M
ritrn 0rrit,lt ma Gnh fo;nnr or,,SG.
nrranrrthcn oIerre,nnhcit ,nsre;cbt
gRS6rcnn Sos 0}nrn,itt,,S or;,rin,
rcn 1ch,nren nan 0nnniitoron nnr
Sow Gr,,en \, ,,+inn,I6r,,f" e" ',n,;,, ~
Fam 49, fr;rnn 1,nm,Lcm % Ga;n os
hs;6t ,n,,rSn 81, m>nf >,,rA H,a -,
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or o}o;tonrr W,rfen ~ shmior;,fri
+rr nrr,cbt ms ~ ,r,r7sg, i6r -,
9,,r,crn 1ic b,ttc ,n,"i5hr &1oG
600 IN 8rrrNci,rrt6,,n onnrfc1t ms
forrtc bicipn prtr,, nidt ,1i,i,i1 M,
Ibor SIRE e,,snen,io, h,ttc }roine
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
MrORe Oibe i'm y,citen.

Qea N}oineS, Sa., II. 9luguit.
- Gin IoOeSidll am Sonnenitih trnt
Gcltc bier ein uno oiele gerionen
mnrOcn BON Der intcniiucn 0ibe iiber-
moltiat Ter gaujc Staat Soma
bate bclttc inter Der Site }u leioen.
81 GIorinon itieR 0uS thermometer
aeltern ati 100 @ra0 inn 5hattcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
WntCn glppctiti
Cine Gbica9o'cr 6rcinmi0 6u6rif.
- &croor5cuca 6Ieiih h oen
@irt5idoitcu ab1cictt.

@irtb'hoitcu dbRcictt.
G0tto8o, H. 9lu1uit. - Der
Hu5uungmitteI &nipcftor O}urrap
bat Oic mGnjg ilbcrrdi6en0e Gnts
OcdlmG aemaht OaB Ser .5rei.
&unih," Ser in uiclcu Sunocrt bieIi,
gen Shouflofnlen 0eu @dItcn oufgc.
tiidt miro, gr0Btent6cila aus gan3
pcroor6enem 6Ietit bcitebt. Ser Be
ante ituttete gcItcrn 2IbcnO oen 2tn,
I0acu cincS 2uuih 6ubritunteu, Hu.
mems @iliom Qnpioiou, in ltr. 1874,
SIlmoi2ItrdBc, ciHen Vcu6 db, uno
mas cr BORT porfan0. mar Oo5u ongcs
tb0n SEN 2lppetit altf 6rei.2ltnid
arlnOId) 81 pcr0cr6en. Gin Gol6eS
0uBcno 2tr6ctcr elite an 30 Brat.
oIcn gcld0itig bm uno Der. drIi mel.
dcu OerintIteS SfmeinefIeiih imo
ihmortc Dem man Our6
N0itcn cin m6gIiGIt uppetitlibeS
9ttSicbcn 5u 8cbcn pcriird)tc. 9tad
Ser u6nbrifation" ioQen 0icic tSIeiid.
ltijtc ais o6rci.2unih" in Die @irtb-
id)oftcu mauocru, Sin cntieblider
@citouf itica ans Sen Cefcu aui. Die
9trbcitcr mo Scr @eiitcr ser 2lnIogen
mtr0cn mcaeu GerIcbltnN Ser ItGoti.
it)cn Sonit0t3 Ncitimnungcn uer-
boftCt Toruti OurGiurbtc ser gtob-
rrn9amittet &uipefior eincn offent.
Observation-Disclosures unS beidlagnabmte
sort $4,000 Tflmo rngeuieBboren
8ieiIdcS, Die 0er 2uuid,iabrifuut 0u-
pioion BORT Iicgen bate, 9etterer
bdttc Iih aud nit ser 6a6rifotion
bon@iiriten un0 onocrcr 6rei-2lmih,
StrtifcI bcidGftiat, Oie ale ans per.
Oor6cncm 6(eiiH }u6ercitet muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18

;siir uae Gransheien. upn ber erlranften se'
brr perariadt ipie: Sartlcibigieit, SIdbunGtn,
sdliuinoei Supidmerjeu etc, nebme man
gitter's Slntrcintnunns. unb aDiihrnnae.1ber.
Vreis 10 ecrts. IN allen apntbcicr.
t9uiif4.iUdl
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(6Ortictung iicbc 2. Seite.)
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NOiinnnnsppQc IiInnlinne.

Son6runctsro. II, 9luguIt.
- ,SrcO Qctcriou @m DleoreS,
NaIter gSeinuooO unO 5ranf Mc.
2llliiie, pier baIbuitfiigc Burden
I'M 9IItcr BON tG bis IS Subren ge,
Itonocn bclttc nit elmer Roldalance.
lueIhe Die 8oIi3ei III Gritamen per.
iebte, cine 9icibc bon Haubani0aen
ein, meIhe om lcbten 5onntag ?l6eno
III Der GrmorOtna pon 6re0 W}uIli.
nedn om Ccean Noulcuaro fulninir.
ten. Eotteriou WcIder II Sabre nlt
it, 9iebt }ll oab cr 0tuuineatr ollrh
eincn SfuB t0totcte, al: Hd Der
Mann ser Gcroubung piOeriette.
llnmttteIbar Dor Dem Woroe butte DaS
Gnartett bier an0ere |erionen nuf
Oent 9ouIcUurO beraubt. g8eipooo,
Ser 6iibrer ser 9an0e iunger 1eipe.
raboa, lit nur II Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-18
,Smmcr nod 9InirC0nno.
Sciu1r ciues GoniJitt5 }rpiihen ocu
9}cgcriolOatcn umo gijrQcrn }u
NropnopiQc Ger, nod uidt ac.
ihDlm0cn.

idDln0eu.
$ ton, Qery H. }nlauit -
Cine 0epeit)e aus brownsville mel.
oct, 0aB cine @ahc oer 9ilrQcr nod
innner 3Diiden Sort 9ropn ltnO
NrolpnsoilIe aulgcitclt it, I'M Oic
9{egcrloloaten am Betretcu Ser Stu0t
5i uerbin0ern gntriiihml 6crriht
nod luter Scr 9cu0ltcumh ieoo6
Ocr6dlt ii6 0ieiclbe ru6il Die Niir.
gcr iino bcnadridtiIt morOeu OoB
General WtcGaofcp, Ncic6laba6er 0c9
0cpartcntentS Iera2, iofortige WiaB.
reBcIn ergrciicn miro, un Ole Span.
nltlg Der Sadlugc 81 bcieiti1en.
Nus 9Iltitin miro qcmcI0ct. 0ab 6e.
trGhtihe 2luiregunq BORT criItirt.
unO DAB Die 9icOc oauon lit, cine
Sdoor beuaifneter 9ilr9er uab
@romnsuille 5u ididcu 1ml 0liiir 81
iorgen OaB Die Hegcriol0utcn in ibrcr
CSarniion bIeiben. @oupcrneur Gan.
6am lit nod abmeicuo. @enerol.2lo.
jutdnt Fenalun ertldrt, er crndtc cs
niht ratbian, StQQtotruppen nod)
brownsville }t i6iden Gie Dtili3 lit
IN 5roBer gnlp6rltng ilber Die Grceiie
Der 9tegeriolOoten unO es lpijr0e
ihIuer iein tie 81 controliren, in6oue
iie nit ben 9tegern IN gerilbrung
f1men
9romnsptlIe. Ger. II. 9lug.
49, Die 9iiroerid,oit Der Stoot beiir.
oct iih III grobcr Gtirc9unq ii6er
cine bon iorbi0cn Solootcn oer9un
OeSgorniion in Sort 9romr pcriibtc
9lntthot melhe Der Zoo eine8 6ieii.
gen Qiirgers lro oie ihmcre Ser
tutnoung oce Yoli3eidciS sur Jolgc
botte. Gin 9iirgerauaidlub bot Dem
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Don lulo 9{cm gort Ioldcn bcIt0n0tb
cih olcjn c@ lit umm6lIh 9}ohrim
fen aus &oIporoilo SIT crIonacn DC
9ronltcu Der oEuciiic 9ubn" 0uBcru
ol' " u, t'VoV'5'tlH",0, o4B OCT GWooc"
ornE iIt MS nrdT1c5cn mrNr mori.
irn iiirrhfrp iic Nor OoA StYotrhcn
QnS MINES ,prIt6rt n
QnnNnu II 9hunult - pr, MN.
ip6tcu Gimme belte 9(bcno hottcr
sic hiciiacn Q}crIichcrluas 8cirIl
lhoTtcn nod trlnc 9Edhrlbten DOH
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an Scr RiiitC NumuiiS.
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men lollroeh pcooodOtrt. @te @r.
li'noptIt o'@ WtoHar~eH hat lld) all.
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Sic @orNdnQc in 4criicu.
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iirh an Ser gcnnritrotior 7ic I'm
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-29
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
General Delivery for the week ending
May -. 1906
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-29
WHERE WILL HONOLULANS
SPEND TIE SUMMER

The calamity that has befallen San
Francisco has caused many changes in
the plans of Honolulu people with ref
erence TO their summer vacations, and
many who have been in the habit of
spending two or three months in the
.coast metropolis during the heated
Aerrn are casting about for new places
of retreat. Refugees from San Fran
cisco viii doubtless crowd all adjacent
towns, even down to Los Angeles, for
many months to come, and hotel and
boarding house rates will be CORE
spondingly high. In such circum-
stances Honolulu people are fortunate
in having a splendid mountain resort
close at hand, where a whole month
can be spent, including travelling ex-
penses from Honolulu and return, for
less than the cost of a round trip
steamer ticket to the Coast. In fact,
Messrs. Trent & Co. are offering pur-
chasers of $40 volcano tickets, a who,e
weeks extra board at the popular Vol
cano House for only one additional five
dollar gold piece. This is an expensive
kind of advertising, but it will probably
result in keeping the Volcano House
full to the doors all summer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-29
HE CARoLED FOR MORE.

The Carols or Carrolton are sore al
Morgan because he aid not choose to
answer their appeal for help to he
tune Of a thousand. There is a moral
to the story; the Carols should have
remained here where there are no
earthquakes and where man can get
along with less. "A rolling stone
gathers no moss" said the prophet and
the hayward prodigaI replied. But
think of the polish" Chester Doyle
says the only polish it gives 10 a man
is noticeable in the places where the
nap has worn off his coat.
But that is not what concerns Homo
lulu people. they want to know where
to get the best that can be had for
the money when they are buying drugs
and toilet preparations. Hebron"
spells the proper thing in either line
and Almond Cream is the preparation
that will take the shine off the face
of the maid and give her a complexion
like the missis wears. This is alb
harmless and should be on the
dressing table of every lady. Hebron
IS the exclusively dealer in it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Morgan sells today.

Morgan sells today.
Morgan's salesroom today: Contents
TODAY Fishers sale, Matlock avenue,
house sale.
Embroidery sale at Whitney &
Marsh's on Friday.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. will close to-
morrow at IL noon.
of general store. Also at 10 O'Clock
prompt, choice caladiums.
California table butter in l IL ID.
blocks at 45c. at c. @. Zee Hop & Co.'S
Inter-Island and o. r. & L. shipping
receipt books, soc. each. at the Gazette
office.
For new and handsome furniture at
tend Fishers sale at Matlock avenue
today.
If your children need hair trimming
take them to Pacheco's barber shop;
it's a speciality with them
Honolulu Candy Co, plantation stores
and wholesale trade solicited. Can
dies, chewing gum ard fireworks.
Every article sold by the Hawaiian
Office Specially Co, is a bargain. a
word not often used by dealers in such
goods.
This is time when your clothes
should be Numbered at the Sanitary
Steam Laundry Everything is thor.
oughly disinfected.
Try Lutted's Hawaiian Taro bread
and breakfast food. Simply delicious
H May & Co, c. J. Day & Co., and
New England Bakery.
All persons having accounts against
Fred ]. Church are requested To pre-
sent the same at once to him at the
Honolulu Seaside Hotel.
First-cIass tickets to all stations ON
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
of Trent & Co., $50 Fort street.
If you wish to see nice goods call at
Sayegusa' s, 1920 Nuuanu street, and see
the new line of silk parasols and XII
monos just opened. Prices right.
The japanese new hotel keepers as
ISOLATION wish to notify the public that
they have a full list of all classes of
laborers and Will promptly attend to
all orders received at once. Phone |
number is 743 Main.
If you contemplate moving. let us |
help you find house. In our office |
we have lists of vacant houses and /
stores. We can make your labor |
lighter when house-hunting. Trent & |
Company, 93S Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-29

Initiatory degree this evening at Ex-
ceisior Lodge, I. Q. 0. F.. 7:30 O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-29
MASKED CARNIVAL
TOMORROW EVENING

Arrangements are complete for the
long anticipated masked skating carni-
evening at the Queen street rink. The
band has been increased and will fur
nish music for both the skating and
the dancing. There is sure to be lot
of friendly rivalry for the handsome
prizes. 1t is rumored that some of
the original costumes Will be won
ders, and will tax the powers of even
the well selected board of judges. The
dancing will prove a pleasing diversion
after the skating.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Don't forget the minstrel show next
cts sold to ladies only.
A letter of complaint about the ham
ding OF the Kinau mail is held tc
await the name Of the sender.
Judge Dole yesterday heard the tes-
timony of Hugo Norlich in his libel for
wages against the ship Manga Reva.
a party will be carried hence by the
steamer Claudine on Friday next week
to participate in the Inauguration OF
the Kohala ditch.
w A. Ramsay is having a composite
dwelling Of stone and wood with a
gambrel roof erected for him at Kai-
muki by w. NJ. Campbell.
Henry E. Highton has received ca
blegram from San Francisco stating
that Mrs. Highton is on'the Manchuria,
due in Honolulu next Thursday.
A cablegram yesterday morning an
nounced the death in San Francisco of
Mrs. Hodnett, who with her daughter
May spent a year and a half here some
time ago.
The library will close for the circula-
ton of books on Decoration Day, We'd
nesday, May 80. The reading room
will open as usual from a. m. to
$3.50 p. m.
The charges preferred against D.
Machado by W. L. Peterson for assault
and threats have been dropped and
therefore no police court proceedings
will take place.
Chas. Musgrave, master mechanic of
the o. r. & l. Co, has invented a rail-
bender that works satisfactorily and
will come in handy for rail-bending for
the Wahiawa branch.
Bids to Postmaster Pratt closed yes
terday, to be forwarded to Washington.
for the furnishing of horses, carts and
harness for carrier routes. The con-
tracts will be for four years beginning
July l next.
Frank Johnson, sentenced to be
hanged on Thursday morning for the
of little Simeon Wharton, told
the guards the other day that he would
leave for California if the authorities
would release him.
musical entertainment and dance
will be given for the benefit of the
Hoomana Naauao Kuokoa Society at
Progress Hall on Saturday evening,
June 2, 1906, at 7:30 p. m. Music will
be furnished by the Ernest Kaais
Quintet Club. Tickets are 81 and so
cents. 81
Kamahelo, Hawaiian about IS
years of age, was run over yesterday
afternoon by horse and bEake driven
oy a japanese named Oharo. The Japa-
nese is alleged to have been driving
in Palama near the rice
fields when the accident happened. |
Oharo was arrested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Fernandez |
gave masquerade social at their resi- |
1ence in Ka1ihi on Saturday evening |
n honor of Miss Young of Salt Lake |
City, who is to return home on June |
}. There were fifty masks and Miss |
keohi Hart and Ben Clark took the |
prizes for originality.
Mr. and Mrs Mamie Phillips leave |
on the Alameda for San Francisco.
They will remain in that city about
twenty-four hours and will then pro-
2eed to Portland. Mr.. Phillips will be
absent from Hon olulu about three
and Mrs. Snillips may remain
away about six months.
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New Embroidered
Grass Linens

Embroidered Grass Linen Waist Pat
terms.
Pongee Silk Embroidered Waist Pat
terms.
Embroidered Grass Linen Robes. full
dress patterns. in white and blue.
Embroidered Grass Linen Table Gov
ers. with napkins, glass and plate coy
lies to match.
Grass Linen Embroidered Tea Clothes
in variety of design.
Grass Linen Embroidered Squares,
Centers and Scarfs in new designs
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COTTAGE AND BUILDING SITE IN
EXCELLENT NEIGHBoRHooD.

Owing to my early departure from
Honolulu, offer my cottage at 1917
Anapuni street for sale. Servants
quarters with three rooms), stable,
electric lights, etc; also splendid
building site on the hill between Sea
View and College Hills. Good view OF
Manoa Valley and Diamond Head.
Easy terms. Apply to j. T. Crawley,
Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Brewer
Bldg
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ECONOMY IN THE END.

A few doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Will cure your cold and per-
haps save a DOCTORS bill later on. It
always cures and cares quickly. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Agents
for Hawaii
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Some folks think that wine
isn't good unless it is bought in
4 bottle. The CRITERION
iobbing department supplies the
pure juice of the grape by the
gallon, at prices within the reach
OF all. Equal to the best bottleHi
wines. Order a gallon sent
home by our delivery wagon.
C. ]. MCCARTHY |
Phone, Main SO. I
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HAwAII's SUGAR CROP.

The Hawaiian sugar crop is likely to
exceed 100000 tons, although Willett
& Gray estimate it at 10000 tons. The
Sugar Factors alone are shipping out
about $50, 900 tons.
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Andrews, Mrs w
Andrews, II
Charthie, Johnny
Cue. Gus
Darling, May H
De Laverne, Geo
Harrison
Dixon, Walter E
Evanson, John A
Farnsworth, Dora
Gerard, Mrs A
Haw'an Land &
Improvement Co
HalIock, Hattie
ROBSON. Louie
James, Louis
Johnson. Rebecca
Kelley, Jack
Kelley. J NJ
Lenard, j
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\ LdTCcDeS, ETilSSl
50
Murphy, Jane
Myrthern. Ludwig
Nelson, Clara
Willie
Nelson, Kahae
Metcalf, Alice
Matthews, Polly
Pankratz. Z
Parker, kewaihe-
lani
Russell, Hugh
Smith. William
KERRY
Stegeman. Jutta
Tiernau. Mrs 3
Thornton, Capt
HOli
Weinieg, 2
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SEND THEM AN ALMANAC.

Tomorrow will be the first Sunday
without a band concert this commu-
nifty has experienced for some time
Mondays Star.
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4 handsome Display Of
New Millinery

This season has brought forth more
real beauty and art in trimmed hats
than any in years-not too large, not
too small. and every hat graceful and
becoming. Best of all, they are exclu-
sive.
Our display consists of new dress
hats, street hats and sailors.
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L. B. KERR & Company, Ltd.
ALAKEA STREET
ORDER OF MARCH
ON MEMORIAL DAY

Below is given the official program of
the G.. a. r. procession to Nuuanu
cemetery on Memorial Day. tomorrow
Procession will form at 80 (to start
promptly at y on Beretania street, the
right resting on Emma street, in the
following order:
Squad Mounted Police.
ST. Louis College Band.
Detachment L. s. Infantry
Detachment Z. s. Marines.
National Guard of Hawaii.
st. Louis College
Kamehameha School.
Geo. W. De Long Post, G.. A. r.
Orator of the Day.
Governor and Staff.
Invited Guests.
General Public.
The line of march will be up Emma, /
Vineyard and Nuuanu, return in the
same order.
All sojourning comrades of the G. /
A. r. are cordially invited to partici- /
pate with the Post in the observance !
Of the day.
Flowers may be left at the store /
Of G. Dietz on Fort, near Hotel street. I
Chas. T. Wilder will be marshal of .
the day with Frank Andrade as aide.