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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
VICTIM OF THE.
BLACK HAND
ITALIAN WHO ARRIvEDIN AMERl,
CA FOUND MURDERED.
Body of Man Found on Chicago Side
walk---Poiice Arrest Another Italian
Whom They Claim Committed the
Crime.

Chicago, March 80. -Grazio zato an
Italian "a years old, who arriyed here
two weeks ago from London was found
dead early today on a sidewalk in front
of his home at s6, Law avenue. He
had been shot In the head The police
have fifteen suspects under arrest
From what can be learned it Is
thought that Zato was the victim OF the
plot of an italian named DoIninick Da-
tolo. who was arrested later and the
police say Datolo lis the murderer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

versal crop failure" said the secretary
yesterday. There is no reason TO au-
tIeipate anything unusual one way or
the other this year. Our people now
understand more about the growing OF
crops, how to prepare the soil, how to
SOW the seed and how to cultivate
plants and harvest grain.
THE flurries that are occurring in
Wall street are not affecting the farm
people at all. Many of the farmers do
not know anything about them and if
they do they think there is simply
manipulation of stocks with which
they are not concerned"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
Settle Case Out Of Court.

Montreal, March 3O-The Dominion
Coal Co. paid the regular dividend
today that has been expected for some
time, but with some doubt as to the
amount. 1t is the usual amount, at
the rate of per cent per annum, for
the three months ending March 81.
The settlement of the suit with the
Dominion Steel Co. out of court made
1T certain that the old dividend could
be maintained
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
PERPETUAL FIRE.
Nome Insane Woman Has Strange
HalIucination.

Valley City, N. d., March 30.-Mrs.
Hanna Field was brought to the city
from Nome to appear before the i'm
sanity board. Her husband, G. o. Field,
together with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Harland, accompanied the woman. She
labors under the halucination that
there is perpetual fire in her locality
and that the house in which she is
stopping son fire.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
WITNESS TAINTED.
One of Men Accused of Leslie Murder
COLLAPSED on STANG.

Chicago, March 80. y Leonard Leo
pold, one of the defendants in the Mar
garet Leslie murder trial, was called
to the, stand again today for cross-ex-
animation but before many questions
could be asked of him he tainted and
fell from the witness chair The court
proceedings were postponed until Mon
day to await an Improvement in his
physical condition
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

n. o.. .%Chief Morrissey os the train
me- ,'cx Chief Conductor Garretson
of tx J5nductors, declared that it was
not in their power to accept less than
the men had asked, for the reason that
the membership of both organizations
had voted on the propositions to be
considered in. the meeting and the
vote was Overwhelmingly in favor of a
strike unless the demands Of the men
were granted. After the meeting Mr..
Knapp said this; There is absolutely
nothing that l can say at the present
time. Both sides have outlined their
position and that is about all that
could be expected at the first meeting.
We are to meet the trainmen and con-
ductors later today
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
1870 TONS coRNMEAL.
This Amount viii BE Sent to china's
Famine Sufferers.

Omaha, Neb., March 3O.-Captain
Hacker of the subsistence department
U. s. A., connected with the depart
nsent of the Missouri at Omaha, has
been notified by telegraph that he has
been appointed purchasing agent of the
Red Cross society for the Chinese fam
inc relief work. The same telegram au-
thorized Captain Hacker to purchase
3,746,000 pounds of cornmeal for inn
mediate shipment to China
Captain Hacker accepted the ap-
spointment and has asked for bids from
"a number of Nebraska miilers on all or
"a portion of the meal desired
! The funds for the work was raised
by subscription by DR.. Louis Klosch
of The Christian Herald
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
COMPRESSED AIR.
1t Is Being Used to Fight Mine Fire
in the Homestake.

Deadwood, S. d, March 3O.-Com-
pressed air is being used in fighting
the fire which broke out in the 600foot
level Of the Homestake mine on We'd
aesday, Several hundred men have
been overcome by gas while fighting
the fire, but no fatalities have occurred.
The fire has been brought so far under
control that thrce-fourths Of the regu-
lar force of men employed in the mine
were enabled to return to work today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
CAP Line Completed.

st. Paul. Mimi, March 3O,r-The
Gordon & Ferguson Winter Cap line
has just been completed and COM
mittee of experts has pronounced it
the finest ever manufactured Retail
ers all over the west are awaiting its
arrival with interest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
crueible stsel PAYS pividsnd.

Pittsburg, Pa. March 30.-Crucible
Steel Co. is paving it's dividend today.
The regular preferred dividend is / "
per cent quarterly, which is being paid
today. The earnings for the past six
months, from which this dividend is
paid, We're slightly more than 10 per
cent per annum on the $25,OOO,0O0 pre-
ferred stock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

New York. March 80. The dividend
Of Ithe CRANKY Co. is being paid today
and has been placed at 2 per cent
quarterly, thus placing the stock on q
regulars 8 per cent basis, while in adj
dition it pays an extra dividend Of 1
per cent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
New Methodist Church.

CASTLE, n. r., March 30.--The new
Methodist church here, which has been
some time building, will be dedicated
tomorrow. 1t is very pretty edifice,
and a large company, comprising a
delighted congregation, will be present
with many high church dignitaries.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
DRANK FORMAL LpEHYpE.
Two Linton Farmers Got Hold of
Wrong Kind of Booze. -

Linton, N. D., March 30.--Cad Logue
and Herbert Brooks, young farmers of
this county. are at deaths door as
result of drinking fotmaidehyde They
found a bottle Of the liquid In the
pocket of coat hanging in a livery
barn. and drank it, thinking 1t to be
whisky II is thought both will die
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
MINING SHARES AND
AUTO At AUCTION

Jas r., Morgan had Il varied G0lleG-
006 " things for sale ~ his auction
rooms this noon, and quite q crowd
bad gathered 10 see the fun. First q
He6 automobile belonging to Il Chinese
8t6fe keeper named lAu Hop was Of
fef6d, the price 0f $500 being mem
ti6h6d for n starter bit no one VEN
fGfe1 10 bid above this and the auto
@as withdmwn.
l0t on Gmlch avenue, so by 100
f66t IN area, win u seven-room house
winch had e0st $1,000 two years ago,
vas the next l0t Only 1890 was Of.
f6r6d ana this sale vas Withdrawn
aIs6,
FiballY the following shares Of min.
ihf stock Was placed on the block.
1900 C0l1 spring quartz n Milling CO.,
900 Bie q Mining CO., 1900 Mohawk
An, 1000 hpde TOOL Ex. 1000 Band
mining Go.
a dGG'L Know q darn thing about
tbeinP remarked the auctl0neer,
al II 4 good thing sou don't" SAID
wee small Volee In the audience.
H. T. Moore, WHO seemed 10 be- the
only one IN tho crowd who knew any.
ming about mining shares, offered five
cents u share, bot this vas insufficient
ana tlds lot was also Withdrawn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
CABLE NEWS
EGLll4
BRINGS
w CROOKED Work

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f64gBili68 Wbieb ms b6eh ~ work
MVebiiEaiiBE tb6 seaBdals N UNI
Heeti6B VIM hB6 bditdibg IN INC suite
(8DiiH mn bFes6bted M r6b6ft 'fhe
HRft f6el,f8t4eGdB that bdtb Gfim-
mn NM a9H aGti6Gs III teEdh
AfafHA Mkbte6H p6fs6ts sh6#b ~ be
iHDiieHt6d IN th6 1Ea6tiG ffadds b6rA
Betfal6d REafhst me sfate, GdV6fh6f
PeHHyMek6Y M exbf6sdy 6&etdd6d
.lf6m tb6 MT IN lhds6 diafged WIN
efimtHa 66iabli1ty IN the matt6r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
UNCLE SAME AND THE BOOZE
lcontInuea from Page d

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course, that VIII be harq on lbe lDileq
Gates, but u VIII be useless fQr tbQ
Federal Government " QppQse sqnb ?
powerful body a'lRe BQ9lq 09WWjs-
sion.
Tbe Commission itsejt baB p9t get
Officially bumped ~ aR9jDst lle Fpq-
eral Government, but ~ ipBpeg9g W,
y FeDpelI, bas FeppelL BllRgge "
say retired Somewhat ~ dis9r9eg Bgt
be is t9 en- mon the n9Wgisst9DeyF
- back bim ~, ana men " VIM ~
qII day with Uncle sam
The United states laW RagB mn nv
nan boiling p Fedegaj Wb9lesale
license shall disglag prominently NJ
front Qf bis mare NJ BgslVss q Flgp
statipg, IN lotlegs g9i less 'fqRB HreR
inches high, mn pc ig p Wb9les8lPRl
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same,
Rgt NE nv TeWii9Hal NV, " mn
pears, aco9rqipg " FegBslj mn NM
orYise, q Wag my b8ye p FegFfgl
wholesale lieegse, bgf II mn Tarpit9yiRl
license gll9wB nm 9Bly NJ FHB y FeF7
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may pgl qiaplqy my sjeB slaiiHR nm
be n linepseq ~ NJ n WA9lesqlf Bgst
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ness ~ IN ktRg slFeef 9B9Hf p bl9Rk
NpittW NJ nm GR4 Warlet ~ mn
bQIder NJ 2 F'eqeWl Wb8lesale Heepse
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NE Federql INV, bes bRR n Wh9lRsRlR
sign 9yfF bis qQ9E lHBpeol9p FeBHeli
tqlq MIN he wqqIa b4Ye " l8ke u
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WqVgp't ~ said # he qid M W9Hl4
be liable ~ p me NJ HgV mn Vl9lall9H
~ ne laW ~ me pHlled EtRifR
FeRgeIl Fetired, leaYiBg the RigB s1ll
~ place, AoW " h HB " NE HnepRf
Commission, fQr FeHRell intends ~
9rlpg ne WalteF Bef9re lhem f9p n
lHlipg
Treasurer naWDBell, seepalRFg M ma
commission, stated his m9FHiRg mn
be did H9t kH9W aHglblHg aB9Ht Ne
natter as Il baq RQt gRt come bff9ra
The Rqard There II ~ be n RfeHHF
NJ t4e Board Hexl NqHdag when NE
matter win R9bablg nqWe Hp n WIN
he ~ " Uncle sam N take W NE
woods about tbat lime, f9r NE leller ~
he liqgQr law must he enforced
though thf heavens fab
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
GOVERNOR RECEIVES
OFFICIAL CALLERS
British Consul And
Admiral Very Pay
Respects

OmdaJ calls were the order of the
dag ~ The Robins Egg Blue Chamber
This morning, The first call WAS
made NJ 10 O'Clock BY sub-camit-
toe ~ the Republican Territorial
Central Committee, the details OF
which are given elsewhere.
~ 1880 Acting British Consul Il.
q, ", Forster and Vice Consul Ralph
Davies called 10 pay their respects on
behalf Of the British government.
~ 1880 Admiral Very was an
bounced. The National Guard stan
was on hand 10 receive him with the
Governor. All were In uniform and
The call was Of the most formal ma
ture, n viii be returned by Gov
erDOr frcar IN person.
These are only the first Of q round
" Official calls. The representatives
in Honolulu Of the various govern
ments, Of the Army, the Courts, etc,
are all 10 pay their respects.
II appears probable that there VIII
be n closer observance or f0rmalitleB
during the administration Of Gov
ern0r Frear than during that of his
predecessor Governor Carter re-
ceiyed callers ordinarily without any
f0rmaIity and they were as liable
10 find him In his shirtsleeyes as any
other way. II Is not probable that
Governor Frear Will be caught In any
such condition Of negIigee.
Governor Frear has not yet made
40 his mind whether or not he VIII
appoint n personal STAFF. lie stated
This morning that he had not yet had
time 10 consider the matter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
ziMMEt GGttfY
or M1sDEMEAN0R.

nm FfaHeiBe6, AdEl iGe me yer.
mn N me- jafy IN ne GiM N NM
mef IN INIT M N guilty N u INSIDE
WeaBW IN Hfdsi6g 10 t6slify IN the
nm N L6tiis 6ta#. Himmef Is tbe
Wie6 Bteside8t m me PaeiGe statot
FeieBbdR6 C6iHBaGy, N Whidi Glass
N me BfeBid9aL Giass was On t1al
I'M IN aii6fed bYilefy N tho SIN
FfaHelse0 HBb6fgis6H and hls @s0-
eial4 fefi8ed N ahBWef certain dties-
H6HB ask6d him M u WilhesA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
STRENUOUS TRIP
Of MARSHAL hENDRY

After being chased by any angry
bun, having TO fight n whole camp OF
Koreans, and experiencing various
other thrilling adventures by land and
yea, United States Marshal E II. Hen
dry returned this morning from Ha-
wait bringing with him the man he
went after, The man IL Kim Yong
Hun, charged with counterfeiting.
This trip of the Marshal's appears
10 have been strenuous one. There
was something doing every minute.
From Kahulm the Marshal started out
by night In an automobile for Kahua-
haele, the place where he suspected
his man TO be hiding. On the way
they ran into u bunch Of cattle which
appeared to be very much startled and
frightened by the bright lights of the
machlne--aIl but one big red bun
which showed more courage.
When he saw the machine, Mr.. Bull
decided that there was fine chance IN
show his proves. He put HIS head
down and his tail up and charged.
IIendry and the other occupants OF
the machine nearly had nervous pros
tratl0B for q moment, for the road
was rough and narrow and there was
no room TO turn out. But fortunately
tho bull had bunch. Just as he was
about to dive into the machine he
swcrved and disappeared into the
bushcs--and The party was saved.
That was only the beginning Tho
dust was 50 bad that the MarBha!'s
eyes went back on him and he had 10
stop and have them attended to.
The police captain from Waimea.
with some officers, went on the the
Korean camp. They located the man
aIl right but TO get him was another
matter. The whole Korean camp put
~ q fight and things looked interest
ing for while. But the police cap
tain spotted Kim standing on the ver-
anda Of one Of the houses and while
tho fight was going on he edged his
horse around In that direction. Then,
with sudden sw0op, he gathered the
man tendcrly in the hollow Of his arm,
placed him on tho horse in front Of
himself and rode off with him.
Having no guards along, the Mar
sbal had to sit up oil night on the
steamer TO watch his man, 30 today
he feels as n he had had about all that
was coming TO him. But he got the
cOunterfeiter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
s N NJ NJ ID u n ID III 10 R vi nj A H ID
"a PASSENGERS ARRIVED "
ID Ia b. H IN u ~ ~ hi vi ID ID ID ID H III

Per Str. Kinau, Freeman, from Ha-
wall and Maui ports, August II, noon.
Miss Lillian Mundon, Miss Katie
Sadler, Miss Hattie Saffery, Miss Daisy
Todd, A. Blom, Mrs. A. Blom, u.
Blom, John Jeanson, Jonathon Shaw,
w. II. Dunsdon, Miss M. Mundon, Miss
M. Williams, Miss II. Scholtz, Mrs. l..
X. Like, Miss N. auckland, Miss II.
auckland, Mrs. McGregor Deacon, Geo.
Irvine, G. John, X. w. Wooham, Miss
M. Kalawela, Mrs. c. A. Andrews,
Mrs. l. t. Ray, Miss Mary Victor, Mrs.
Kaoka, s. Olsuka, r. Mizuno, Master
b. Silva, Miss G. r. Scholtz, X. !.
Lille, Geo. w. Carr, w. w. Chamber
lain, Miss Sarah Stone, Mrs. Weir and
two children, John Hind, d. Conway,
j.. j. Lindemann, Atkins Wight, Miss
Il. D. Jones, A. j. Stilman, Miss -.
Taylor, Wilder Wight, Miss II. Wal
dron, l.. A. G. Carish, Mrs. l.. A. G.
Carish, Arthur Carish, Herbert Carish,
Miss A. Davis, Miss X. Bergstrom, ID.
Crockett, Miss Lucy Peabody, Mrs. u.
Henrlgues, Mrs. II. II. Webb, Mrs.
Kamaka Stillman, Mrs. u. Omsted.
Mrs. G. Il. Hofgaard, Mrs. J. Gallery,
G. A. Hartwell, Miss II. Bill, Mrs. s.
W. Ledorer, A B. Lindsay, Mrs. s. +.
Mott, Miss M. Mott, Carl Widemann,
Mrs. Carl Widemann, Master H. =.
Widemann, Miss Corn, E II. Hendry,
Albert iIorner, John Z. Moir, Paul
Chona, Samuel Lee, Mrs. Ferguson,
Dr. j. II. Raymond, A. y. Elmer M.
Dutro, Master j. Dutro, Jim Hoy, NJ.
Kauhimahu, Is. c. Oliverra, Miss G. r..
Miller, Miss Il. M. Hiram, A. J. Splitter,
VIM. Chu.
Per 0. e. 0. s. S. Persia, from Yoko-
hama, August 16.-For Honolulu: A.
b. Giles, Mrs X. Ishikawa, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Penoyer For San Fran
cisco: Mr.. Won Arend, l. M. Bling, Mar
tin Il. Cruz, Miss b. Donoran, Mrs.
Jas. l.. Krankin, Captain w. Green,
7. Gribayedoff, Mrs. G. j. Jessawalla,
ID. G. Jessawalla, j. G. Jessawalla, N.
x. Kennedy, N. b Knox, Mrs. N. b.
Knox, Mrs. s. j. Knox, Mrs. G. r..
Moses, Miss Park, +. Schelbler, u. d.
Smith, Mrs. Il. y. Smith, $. T. Watts,
Miss Kiesel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
MILLS SATURDAY SUITS

II. r. Mills filed his usual Saturday
Rarnishee suits this morning. There
are only two Of them today. One IL
against Papa, who Is alleged to have
been in debt to All Kong In the sum
Of $31.35. Mills Is not in possession
OF the account and sues to collect.
The other victim is Il. II. Yewls,
who Is alleged to have owed 1880
to Joe Silva for labor at $50 per
day. Silva has turned the account
over to the bill collector.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

Purser Beckley reports the fol-
lowing sugar awaiting shipment on
the big island: Olaa, 1890; WaIa-
ken, 10000; Hawaii MIL, $500; Wal
naku. 1890; Onomea, 22,70S; Pc
peokeo, 1000; Honomu, 1000; Haka-
lnu, 22,5OO; Laupahoehoe, 24,2O0;
Ookala, 1000; Kukaiau, 1000; Hama
kua, 1900; Paauhau. $500; Homo
kan, 10000; kukulhaele, 206O; Pu-
Ddluu. 1924; IIonuapo, 5328.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
MRS. M0NsARRAT THROWN

NOo't'"oU fV0' FeBo
elilhe smashing into tent0n's near the
front With such force that Mrs. Mon
sarfatt, WHO was with the Doctor, was
pitched bodily 0ut Of the car over tho
dashboard ana landed on The ground
She struck on her head and received
several bruises She was bleeding con-
Hlderably, bat luckily Dr. Baldwin was
III the court ana he, ana later on Or.
Wood, attended 70 her injuries, which
are not serious, The Henton's car
lamp was smashed, bit beyond this
neither 0f The cars we're dainage to any
ffeal extent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

AAABht MEETING,

Tbf Annual Nicotine N me mem
bers M lbe Honolulu Chamber N
Commerce VIII be beId M Ne room,
lslaBRehWald 3HIIdiHfji on We'd
BesdaE AHeHsl pleh 1901 NJ 4
a'eI9ek y NJ fgf the election 0f OF
hners and Directors ana the Trans
action N such ether business IA ihay
property egme before lhe meeliHRi
W. " WOOD
877arBt Secretary
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
FILES Cured IN q 70 IA DAYS.

PA2U OINTMENT y guaranteed
70 cure any case u itching, Blind,
Bleeding % itfGiudihg viIes N 0 10
"A days ~ money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE co., Saint Louis,
y 81 II A,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
sT6GK TELEGRARHEHs
OUR THE T1CKERS

NeW Y0pk, AaE ~, me general
HlHatlGH among me striking tels
effaBhefB N MOI affected by lbe 6fder
lBsaed nv Emait, me only exception 10
No same Hate u affairs Being mat
tho brokerage operation have Joined
inc falk8 N inc strikers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17
\ n ~ N IN * 30 ~ ~ % 10 &c * H I'd IN ~
Y HONOLULU WEATHER "
y NJ ~ M NJ ID n NJ H n N n M.E ~ ~ la

Temperatures--6 u. m.,, "a; s a.
m, 70; 10 "a. m, rs; noon, 81;
morning minimum, "a.
Barometer, s u. m, 29.94; absolute
humidity. 8 "a. M, 7421 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. M,
70 per cent; dew point, a. M, SO.
Wlnd-G q. m, velocity 3. direc-
ton g.; : Il. m, velocity 2, direction
N; 10 q. m, velocity g. direction g.;
noon. velocity 4, direction II.
Rainfall during "a hours ended q
a. m. 10 Inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 115 miles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-17

necessity AZ we lge plah Al} ule
Bulletin for resul@
lauqma hau e.eaned "a 40 Nlg4fF
Best emp vi qonee p tAe go. AeN
Euglana Bakery
Now goods direet from tAe East Jps.
received a sachs See pa ap ms -
hawaiian enameled JeNsp} sae-
leuir spoon'' ETC. ~ HiHf Y " s9h.
tenp store
Tonish 20 he A9e Ba,ls GrMf
Motion fic,prea s3p y H AAmls.
sion 25e
~ ~ Chamberlain rqaWed fHW
nis business ulp lp y4e hlnap 9as
morning
Benny 4 60, 1dd, agepF tqr 49,
Amte HeNipg maeANle l-Sp JH
street MAID as
Carl Midemanp apd Mrs Nidqmmg
were amopE me kinau pa@onsaT
from Hawaii
rake your oalrlage ~ RntQmppl.f
70 Hawaiian CM1laEe AaniK 90 ~
up-to-date Iepabs
Dr J. A Ragmond oi Mad ehle
Town on Che kinau loaay q speaa =
few days ID towp
Call and sample tlle candies " Alle
Alexander Young Gait EaYing 1..ee
them once, You'll come agar
MISS Iucf Peabody letpiied from
Hilo this morning whore she wepf =
organize the Saahlmapg soele}
branch
The oil steamer SAINTS Rita Hapial
Dickson departed for sau FTapeHqg
ihis forenoon She tqqk ~ passepggf
from This port
MIS- Kmmaha slllmap, ap aBed "a
Yaiian lady and tAo Bipne D. O.e pau-
ider contest "a KaDiDlaW pwig le-
turned from ljaBali tlig ugluipF
A ebQaee for tbe bOyg apd glJlg ~
make money W. 8ll Day lgg pey
pound cash tor smal, led GJpe Nhllp
QegpeY Apy gqapu9i kew ERElA4g
Bakery =
A. y NacD9pald by beeg RBHlhea
lhe cQplrae tqg bgil9lpF Ulf paHqI9gy
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Per steamship Nevadan, Greene. Tor
San Francisco, August II, ~ noon.
Mrs. Rodiek, two babies and nurse,
Miss Sporting, Miss Foss, Mrs. Nichol-
son, Miss Sawyer, Foss, Nicholson, $.
Nicholson, Mr.. Rodiek, r. Sawdon.