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a-G -. Saa >, Z > ~ 81 $50 - I o; -
,MSSGM d XIV ISsES
TOBE DEz AIlFdE.El
Clerk Of Court Has Peision FHed
IN EdASf SlInce---@E EsyeSypOUy
Favorable

r. . . q = -. i .
The property owners os the Rocky
River section OF Anderson county,
owning farms In the section where n
drainage district is desired have pre-
sented a petition to James N. Pear
man, clerk or COURT OF q hu1erson
county, praying that ofilciaI to set
aside the drainage district and give
authority for the beginning Of work.
Y n eat iaiated that the. totfi enst cf
tie drainage work viii she some here
In tho nsighb rhoad OF f II SO al
though no definite figure DC sselt
Iinnffled siindn M
FIlis aecffah nf the cSslfIit lf6TeYn
Is located the fIammond 1SSfa e.sIiSs
he drained, aecordiHg 10 tile tit
the civil engineer nialling the s rvay.
and e its is done sitt sgi = III Z b i
niateiS $4,000 90 10 kIi SIS 81 & iiiisg
an Increased farm syisiiies )
F'olioRfng the pl tation Of the
petition, RiF. PeaFnltii uslE name q
Anderson county eitiSeii Nils
board VIII visit the section desiring
the drainage district and ma ke An ex-
animation, reporting To-; the clerk
ElkettiiIssF or not ttile idea IS teasilsss
After the property owners have been
givetf due notice oF 7tiie step cIasfifeni-
plated, the clerk will order henriEk
and a. that time appoint nosiiof
hnhra iiIzasgIae ss.. e.s - ..sssss,
men. This board s3llI linse fllll ciiafae
of the nIidertalIing
Drainage bonds viii then be issued
ana fhifs " III be ii aiape fo7S
the fotls 90 pf8rse6.
Il who have Ind tiie n Ton s
III hnrflA ntifl srssef nv t5Sns fSfiss
Isset With 80 niln 81 4i on { he 81 ok
.itF der and lat 50 Ssf
1llaS nnnIll see no rtizsi Is sti,k {es
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fsrnnswick, Tenn, Afsrl ~. q.
= 1sls.sn liatso, 4 Ioeat Ia $. s y. 4
possrAes lefs NO IS shot and killed, and
aeVeral hundred fiefsoee iset tlsesaa
Into cOnfJlS lon when 4 mar, M , a. is
=: -, & SisIIF15555 . saw FalA WORKER;
led sato = tent IN which q b lf
was heinR rlfeh here Srs
snisAt ane apensa Y
tlllonD1 q m 5>--l Gygt IHII fIIE l5TIIsII
f5tr< slliff ~ ~
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SAFIoNAt sTfTUEION ] u


s1 There is en-. old principal Of COM
mon law that che who comes into
court with clean handy" has every
thing in his favor That appears to
.be the principle upon which Presi-
tisnt Es;tia;s;ssis sssiaa;s;ssis sp;FfooSeesstyieesi p;FfooSeesstyeesi;. a
SUPPOSE congress had the right Of
might TO PASS g hill eliminating tbs
tolls from CIR ooastwise ships, was
ii right TO 10 this in view or our SOL
emn covenant with Great Britain?
The last treaty signed by the two ma
tions was prepared By Julian Pauncs-
fote for Great Britain aud John Hay
for the United States. It was therein
agreed that In view OF the position
OF the United States in regard to the
Monroe doctrine, the two nations
:HonlA @ ae. &! -:.::.:Gi - G;i57T ss;ii5, &.
the cnaal matter under projection at
that time, ..s
Prest. Wilson thinks that the act OF
congress which he seeks to have re-
pealed. stultified this country in view
of its treaty with Great Britain, and
that e . .a tsse future this uuuntry
| s7isiIvs 20 .uc irres TrDIn line Gangers, uf
intrigue, It must itself be clear Of
contnmely in any act committed in
defiance Aof the standard OF interna:
tional ethics.
The house OF representatives agreed
with the president, his policy having
naan nnnrnvad nv a mn il1l.iiv az s.xsa....
80. The case is similar to a man MAX
ing restitution, or sending back "con-
science money In fact the U-.1ted
States, It appears. had no more right
to pass a schedule OF tolls In oppo-
sitlon to the Hay-P -Panncesote treaty
than a man wenid be honorable who
would sell out his business and vio-
late an agreement rot TO open Il again
in Competition with the purchaser.
3Furthe hefmore. our own shipping
Ineed not suffer. Our warahips win
/ PAY the tolls, ana the money VIII 60
into nur treasury Just swapping from
one pocket to another. Our. merchants
marine can be eneonraged in another
way Lnan IN mere exemption from
| tolisrfor congraas cam pass an honest,
direct ship2s1bsidy. eSdnpting from
taxation all ships owned by indivdla.
aIs, firms or 2cofporafions OF this
country. Senator McLaurin of thfi
state was run out Of congress on Ais
ahip subsidy views. In connection with
vyt.ss4.ssTTs. vytss4.ssTTs but we believe that ne wSs
ilist 2s years ahead Of his tinis on
i that proposition. and thar ne eonAtFy
viii eyentuaily agree TO stbaidize. 81
asslst financlelIy free owned boats
Of comIneFce 5,lsA and oresatei "a
compete with the great ship EFlrss 81
i The world witch, 4 was proved last
IaaanllieF, os..ess - ese trols most Il
1aiiroAds {.
QpE shippins VIII not surfer IS
ssdent oaS
wing 20 exeInpk 6uf fofie 5 1
kfssSi,1l fr,1,l;l III s--ssysts7 f5,iss y
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sssl 1llia AN Is lea slo recr j q q e..
Iaased u e3eill clnb of d & eSffc
ltna leaAsza here this 4 scus- "a.
win football sFeather nfsYa5 silf9. Al
home rea el0ut over Il lls slett fll 4 fence
prvtifced two Of the ic1a sapel
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s when Yilla said 'sTorreon IS Minen
.ilo be- ahueid have said mined.
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A large circulation than any other
newspaper in this Congressional Dig
trict
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All xicanss should be happy. Tsiay
I've foE tonppsst. d sa7 pSssssiana
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gl..el Weather.

Washington, April 1--.Forecsst:
South Caroline Fair Thursday and
Friday
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elur ambassador to England is not
only bookwOrnn but funny rage.
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deFson Is ny Town Second Reg
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FoR MAYOR 81. ATLANT.Al.
Col Waller r. Andrews Has started
0 Boom.

5s ~ BY. Rev. Thomas =. Gregory.J
x Fltisssit5i, spTii is5zSSC5i;; -
turn of Col. Walter II. Andrews from
EHrcpe where he WRs special repre-
sentative OF President Wilson and the
us 8. government on 4 Panama Paci-
fes Exposition mission, his friends
are lirEIng him to become q eand7aite
for mayor OF Atlanta Z,
Col. Andrews was interviewed this
mbrning about the SUCCESS OF his mis-
sion in Europe. AS q result Of his
Efforts Greece. France. Turkey and
Bulgaria have already announced
thslrt intentiohs oe building payilions
the exposition % hs held In San
EflhcIscc In 1915.
! sft Is expelcted as q realilt sof Colonel
;AndEeWs sSssffsss Sassfs Roumania, Ser
tf Portugal anf Spain WI also 'have
"a fesenta attnA as the OK ton,
FItIl Az 800 daS old ehlcks 70
( s42 stO s1sssscente each rQniag on
day & aud Set ~ Bun and
! lsFT.ad Plyg9a autiif sifk aud
Brown 6ies shnrnes NJ hes 90 every
4 4ksReok ID. C.. s. l1ftatltl- Phone esn0lf-
W operator 81. s. Z. ss
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anderson Is My Towns Palmetto
fltfamen.
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only bookwornl but funny Page
KS ssslllel1lr l Y the =se..;s.: 8
{ band viii ever get tha 500 from the
( state
ss;'iissssiilHS en- the floor is said to be q
cure TOR obseity, Not q thing doing
Tor b tFiaI. s. 80 80. 3. -
s TIE hlii assrd and the jifmsona
weed are the natural nuissnees of
Yaoana lots.
~ The way 70 stop tniiitantism is for
man 20 commence breaking windows
and burning houses,
Time flies. II is ten years since
= hdmifaf fsalsemefs was fighting the
1apailsse at Port Arthur.
.--------- KS. s
There 10 one kind of flower that
does not cherish cultivation at this
season OF the ycar--the walI flower.
stsike FOR liberty. In Union there
IS gEeat struggle, hut we bet on
Fishbarne town the Southern Cham
pionship. &,
There was another plank in the
ierlocratic national platform. sorne-
thing about one term. One old plank
sl5olehf 70 be more than another.
q = i = (
Tn addition to her own troubles,
China has % foreign advisers for the
goyernnent. Prest. Wilson mas
trouble enough With III. Bryan aioae.
l----as "a, 81
ss sss. "a So, So has has =en post
master az Kinks Mills. Pa. for so
years What d book he could Write
on tAe subiecz Postal cards Have
3 &. !. &.
fTnf az 1eargia writes a very
hntfy letter About Judge speer. Calls
g Geori g congressnnea all sorts OF pert
nsn ssSz not it tshrowing Judge Spesi
out his lob.
Anyhow the old canal didn't cost
but 100000 ana Ii was bettsr ID
waists ehe money thaA way than on
KlinoS j memorials and arcl iiEe 4,
200 per each.
-v---sly---s@. 30
Ysls not aalz Clemson College Il
oo~op erate with Anderson cnuniy and
hs she farm at the coislts home as al
sat Farm uRder eoyernmeai
sup lsson We believe It could y
made g pay and would ba "a obtecl
sAd on SaTannsh river bluffs 4
hos 4s naoh as some al eEi
1a1E II
l,oslis f b s..
Anderson eoan1y slloala act Be taxet
racf bcrp
S Qslestpn ser llsS esoe
ia
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Time flies. Il is ten years since
&dmifal fsakemcfs was fighting the
.sapaiisse at Port Arthur.
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anliilr if fhn e,A.a.sNa.... x x .-..s....
band viii ever get tina 500 from the
satate.
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ss;iissttffIS ca the floor is said to be q
cure for obseity, Not thing doing
5ftJI. a trial lsis IS IS II q -
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~ Il.e way 70 stop miiitantism is for
man 70 commence breaking windows
and burning houses.
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There is one kind of flower that
does not cherish cultivation at this
season OF the ycar-the walI flower.
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~ ,rses hili siSzpd nnd the .4Ei;ffmson,.
weed are the natural rin1.issnces Of
vacant lots.
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- dere was another plank In the
democratic national PLATFORM. some-
thing about ane term. One old plank
Ought 70 be more than another.
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Strike for liberty. In Union there
/ IS q IgEeat atruggle, hut we bot on
Fishblirne5 70 win the Southern Cham
picnRhip.
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sn addition to her own troubles,
China has % foreign advisers for the
government. Prest wilson nas
trouble enough With III. Bryan aioae.
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An low ths Ole canal didn't coHt
but eo. .e09. 900 and Ii aas bettar t6
vast she money that way than ON
KlinoS i memorials and arclI iiEe AT
900 per easb S
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5 yFsg not aalZ clernnon College to
co~o erate with Anderson c1uniy and
sIss she farm at the coisnfs home as an
ey snt farm under eoyernmeat
sup lssor. We believe it could bs
made = pay. and would bs al object
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+ s,.;, s s,s.:; f5;sSsn
master at Kinks Mills. Pa, for SO
years What book he could Write
on the subiecz Postal Cards i Have
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QrE shippinB viii not saSkSr 81
Ssdant oa'@
esiag % sxeInpE our 6o'ie 5 5 s. q
basig frVra ne canal toilss
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HONOLULU sTARBULLETIs SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER ), 1914

ish Consul. The open ports are: Dnn.
dee. Aberdeen. West HartIepool, Hull,
London, Falkestone. Falmouth. Bris-
tol, Holyhead, Liverpool and Green.
ock All other ports are closed. &C,
cording to the list.
Alien friends can land or embark
at open ports with the permission OF
the alien officer at the port; alien
enemies can land or embark at open
ports only with permission Of the Sec
Rotary of State"
The list continues: As regards
United States citizens, necessary ar.
engagements have been made with the
United States Embassy here Gin Loni
DOM"
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WAR DREWT|Es
chin Would Ald D. S.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.r-"If the
United States goes to war with Japan,
China may be relied upon to be an
ally Of America, = said Yang Yu
Wing, Chinese consulgeneral in New
York, today when asked of the posi-
bilities Of such campaign. In this af-
fair between Japan and Germany,
China VIII take no part, the consul
went on, While my country Is mo
bilizing soldiers at the capital, this Is
not to be regarded as an act OF ag-
gression. It Is always policy to have
soldiers ready for any contingency.
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ship Sunk by Germans
Under Own Charter.

LONDON. Aug. ga dispatch =
ceived here from Buenos Ayres by e
Times says the annoyance causeRy
the sinking Of the British steamerEy-
AIDES by the German cruiser Dreen
north of Pernambuco has been IL
gated by the information thatthe
was under charter Of a German nm
to carry corn TO Rotterdam forfer-
many. Her cargo was insured atnst
war risks, and the German firIhas
entered protest against the ton
OF the Dresden.
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Last Route to europe
Closed 70 Germans.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-The last ave-
nue. 70 Germans and Austrians desir.
ing to return to Europe was closed to.
day when the Italian line announced
II had received orders from Naples
that only American and Italian citi.
zens were to be transported from the
United States until further notice.
As result the line had to send no.
tice cancelling the PASSAGES OF about
fifty Germans who intended sailing
Wednesday
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Five buildings were blown down and
damage OF $4,000 was caused by an
electrical storm at Norwich, N. Y.
Nothing affords a woman more
pleasure than to do things that worry
hersrivals.
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Prince Arthur Goes
Into Active Service.

LONDON, August 25.-11 p. M
Prince Arthur of Connaught is going
into active service Immediately. Ow-
ing to this fact his infant son was
christened this evening, receiving the
name Alastair Arthur. War Seere-
tary Kitchener announces that no
presents of wine or spirits can be ac-
cepted for the troops at the front. No
consignments of this nature will be
forwarded
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AustrIa plan,antles shlp.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Danger
OF war between Japan and Austria
was removed today through the agree
I1ent OF Austria to dismantIe her
cruiser Kaiserin Elfzabeth, now at
Tsingtau.
The Austrian ambassador had been
PREPARING to leave Toi when the Jap
anese government indicated It's appro-
val of suggestion for dismantling
the cruiser. Austria accepted the pro-
posal and instructed the officers to in
tern it at Shanghai.
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vuLcANIzlNo.

Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires
yuIcanized. Taisho vulcsnizing Co..
$50 Merchant, near klakea Street.
Telephone S197. S. Saiki, manager.
561S-<f
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RARIS. Aug PA local paper, de,
serRing the entry OF the Germans into
HYsels, says a feature OF the ma.
neiters was the presence win fhe
Gfmans OF a hundred automobiles
MED with machine guns.
another story published here Is that
20 Belgian oficers. manacled to the
tFrups OF the horsemen, were oblired
2 this manner to accompany the cor.
iege through the city. The spectacle
provoked an angry growI from the
lopulace. who were Threatened Nv 49,.
,avalrymen, II Is said.
On the whole. however. the people
u Brussels were very self-possessed
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Bust Of Kaiser Saves
French Soldiers Life.

MARSElLLES, August o. Among
the French wounded who have arrived
here is soldier who has been fight
ing in Lorraine. He owes his life to
small bust of Emperor William that
he picked up in a village school and
placed, in his haversack. A German
bullet struck the bust and damaged
the head. thus DETECTED, the missile
inflicted only non-latal wound.
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The twelfth annual convention Of
the National Rural Letter Carriers
Association opened In Washington.
Yes. Cordella- it's the honeymoon.
that affects the tied,
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is NJ by tina
by Hu the tK1 the
In a tai
70 SendJud
81 decree
d
OF the Seconds
shnd
Royal PATENT
ndcpr
in div
al
Il
Lt c.
Lot o IS = s -
con 7 =
Lots cfga CT monor iss
Lot OF n les;
Lot On a o. less Is
Lot 81 a more r. less
b /
or hsso Of
to pa andub
al Carere
Following IT,
eerafn
wmt day
Crookto d
H. ngpuhns Nos Is aosco
81 dby
of
s7nyee b
by ndrcaed in Lbe 1s6
land doyeedby
&
land at Mkawao of to
p
n 5pes10a
fHnrym
IdOa l& lots sdhiso
chandto
Of shall
@ prepared @psn s
q
=
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25,ooo Germans Are
Registered In Iondon.

49,. Aus. ~, a:O9 p. NJ
LMsn.y-nse thousand Germans have
registered with the police OF the Lon.
don district to date. Large numbers
of Germans still remain In the pro
vinces.
The German relief committee Is civ.
Ing soup tickets to thousands, most
or whom are forced to sleep In the
park, or at lodging houses. Thousands
OF others are living In the work.
houses.
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uMsRELLA MAKER.

II. Miznta Umbrellas made anu re-
paired. 1884 Fort. mr.. Kukui: phone
3745. 5553-tf
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cede to Roumania an the servIan{ .t
der territory.
oHscsr Arrested
For Quitting Post.
rAhiS. Aug. 22.-Lleutenant Andre
Mesurenr. son Of the director of the
Paris hospital asylums board. has been
arrested on charge Of leaving his
post Mesuretlr. who Is an oficer Of
the reserves. was present at the action
at Dinant on August rs. His health
having suffered through great eyer.
tons on that occasion. he was sent 10
a hospital at the army's base for rest
and treatment Taking advantage az
the leave granted, he came to Paris TO
visit his parents
Germany u Cut on
From Whole World.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The Associ-
ated Press received the following mes.
sage through the German embassy:
BERLIN. Aug. 22.-The Associated
Press, New York:
Germany Is completely cut on from
the rest Of the world and can neither
sehd out news nor receive Il. The en-.
pre- y therefore unable to defend T.
self against the falsehoods propagated
Dy the press Of the hostile countries.
Z can only defend itself by its deeds.
rhe German people win be profoundly
grateful for every effort to dissent.
rate the real truth.
(Signed)
Won OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Imperial German Chancellor.
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SURGEON cHiRoPoDlsT.

DR.. r. E. Merrill, McInerny.s Shoe
Store, Fort above King. Private
room for ladies'. Charges reasons
able. 5s1S-tf
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DRUMMERs.

II you want good quarters to display
your samples in Iiilo. use Osorio's
store. 59se-ti
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kaiser calls east Reserves.

LONDON, August 22.-The Chronii
les correspondent at Copenhagen r
ports that Germany is calling up h
last reserves.
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Territory OFFERED
RoumanIa BY Austria.
ROME, Aug Dispatches from
Vienna state that Austria Hungary has
promised Roumania that In return for
her assistance the dual monarchy win
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HTedf- bFItdIn- lists .-------.' =
Shut and Open Ports
NEW YORK. Aug. ga list of
Great Britain's open and closed ports
was received here today by. the Brit.
ish steamship lines through the Brit
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MOSQUITOES? PHONE 1896

The Board Of Health requests
al householders in Honolulu and
vicinity who are troubled with
mosquitoes to telephone $685.
Ask for the Mosquito Man, and
tell him your troubles. The mat.
ter win be immediately attend
ed to.
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TAILoRs.

Army & Navy, Merchant Tailors: up
todste establishment: cleaning and
repairing. 103 King, cor Bishop ST.
574s-tf -, +, 800
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600 ooO0 Q Oooo
%EFE4B8
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Leading hat cleaners. Prices mod
crate. We sell the latest styles in
Panama and Felss. Work called for
and delivered Blaisdell Building.
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" NakanIshi, "a Beretania. mr.. Nuua-
nu, for good cooks, yard boys.
Phone 4511: residence phone ASH.
5246-tf
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0REssMAKiNc.

Dressmaklng OF all kinds; evening
gowns z specially Anna Fedotoff,
The Mcdonald, Punahou st. Phone
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Union Employment Office. Tel. 1920.
All kinds OF help. G. Hiraoka, Pro-
prietor, 1910 Emma, cor. Beretania-
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eLEE CLUB.

Kaai Glee Club. 81 Young Bldg. Tel.
1857, furnishes music any occasion.
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LIVERY STABLE.

First-class livery turnonts at reason
able rates. Territory Livery Stable,
348 King, mr.. Punchbowl. Tel. 1886.
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'ss.s.Aag. %. Sept. /, ), ., u. i. Is.
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JEwELER.

Sun Wo, Gold and SilyersTlth; ma.
terial and work guaranteed. II not
satisfactory money win be refund.
ed. 1121 Maunakea, mr.. Hotel street.
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HAwAII's music.

Ernest X. Kaai, 81 Young Bldg. Tel
1857. teaches vocal and Instrument
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HAT CLEANERS.

T.. Sato, cleaned, dyed and blocked;
call and deliver: Kamanuwai lane. !
near BeretaIlia st. Telephone 1923.
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der territory.