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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-18
MlssoULA's QUARANTINE.

Two Pstients In tho Hospital with
kma1l-Pox.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
MissouLA, July 17.-Missoula now
boasts. though not proudly, OF the possess
sion OF two genuine cases OF smallpox,
the suspect who was removed to the pest
house last night. having broken out with
q we'll developed case this morning. The
other patient is reported rs being slightly
worse to-day. The quarantine. so far as
these cases are concerned, il perfect, and
no further trouble from the dread disease
in this community 10 anticipated by the
authorities.
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The Costume Com plet~.

As Q usual thing. you purchase one
article at sale. and pay full price for an.
other. But Connell company is not a
usual firu. They give you during this
sale low price on dress goods. half price
on Innings and buttons. and great rcduc-
ton on laces and trimmings. And q
present OF an imported fan to keep you
cool.
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Too Much Ou.siie Work.

PHILADELPHIA, July iT.-lsaac L. Rice,
late foreign representative of the Reading
company, to-day issued another state
ment Of the affairs of the company. The
Lehigh Valley lease aud tho coal pur-
chases, to both OF which President Harris
announced his determination to adhere,
have been, Rice says, the main cause Of
the Readings present embarrassment,
and IL persisted In must inevitably end in
it's complete destruction.
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PARIS, July IA semi-oflicial note was
published to-day denying the assertion
that France disowned the action of Adj
miral Human in Siam.
A council OF ministers, held to decide
replies to bs made to the interpell ations,
has resolved to disavow i'm the chamber
any intention to interfere with Siamese
independence, but to insist that the
treaties between France and Siam be re.
spected and no intervention OH tho part
of q third power will he tolerated. In
case II becomes necessary to bombard
Bangkok. warning will be given to tho
foreign powers. In case Siam declines to
complete satisfaction, tho Mekong river
will be blockaded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-18

Nothing is or can be SO useful rs o linen
duck dress for hot and dusty weather. II
you cannot get those the next best is n
crasenet,e. which is both dust and shower
proof. Aud next TO tina, u light macintosh.
Connell company have pretty selection
of all these. and also OF hopsacking and
French duck costumes. Special prices on
all wraps and capes.
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Still Fighting.

SAIGON, Siam, July 1.-THE troubles
between the French and Siamese on the
Mckong river still continue. The French
marines attacked and captured the forts
at Donthane and Tappam, on tho upper
Mekong. The French lost six killed and
wounded and the Siamese loss was heavy.
The French Merchantman Keansay was
seized by the Siamese at the mouth OF the
Mename river and sunk. The crew was
badly treated and thrown into the prison
at Bangkok,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-18
Golng 10 siberia

NEW YORK, July l'.-It is stated by the
superior officer of one of the Russian
cruisers now here that the cfar has or
dered the departure Of all the vessels to
the eastern shores of Siberia. The three
Russian ships here will leave fortnight
after the arrival Of the cruiser Nicholas.
which is expected daily.
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Drow ned In the Yeliowstoas.

MILES CRY, July l'.-John Spencer. Q
cowboy In tho employ Of Peter Slaughter.
was drowned in the Yellowstone ut Fort
Keogh this afternoon. He arrived with .
trail herd from Texas last night and they
were swimming cattle to the north side.
Spencer's horse lunsed and threw him.
and he exclaimed: bring the boat ~ He
sank to rise no more. He was q years old
and had relatives living in Nebraska. The
body has not yet been recovered.
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orders have been sent to Commander
Whiting. commanding the United States
at once TO Corinto. port OH the west
coast OF Nicaragua. nearest 10 Leon,
where the latest revolution is at its height,
and protect American interests there. IL
will take at least week to make the trip.
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lDAHO'S SILVER MEN.
1hey Will select Delegates TO the Chicago
Convention.

Convention.
BoIsE, Idaho, July i7.-The following
message has been sent to leading citizens
I'm the various counties Of the state by
Governor MCCONNELL
..Please call meeting and select dele
gates to attend tho bi-metallic meeting in
Chicago August and Washington,
August The onslaught on silver de-
mands prompt action and earnest CO.
operation. l will commission whoever
you elect. Select as many as will volun-
tecr to 20 AZ their own expense"
Tomorrow. the call for state meeting
will be issued. The meeting will Assem-.
BILE at Ketchum.
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sYMPArHiz WITH FRANCE.
Natives of Indo-China Are Opposed Z
the 6la mese.

PARIS. July I'm. De Lansssan, gov
ernor general Of French IndoChina scie-
graphs the foreign Office that . detach'
ment OF foreign troops attacked . recon-
noitering force of the Annamito militia on
July 3. at Auake. The Siamese wero re'
pulsed with great loss and ono Aunamite
was killed. The people everywhere In tho
Laos district, which lies to the northward
OF Siam proper, are. according to the dis
patch, siding with the French.
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WRECKED OFF OREGON.
The Steamer Emily Ashore In Coos hay
A Total Lo>s.

MARsHFiELD, Ore, July 1.-THE
steamer Emily from San Francisco went
ashore at the entrance to Coos bay early
this morning In q dense fog. The govern
mcnt life savers rescued all the passen-
gers and crew except Charles Ro binson.
who was washed overheard and drowned
In tho breakers. The steamer will be q
total loss. Her value is about 5000.
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BERLIN, July l1.-Freiherr Won Malt.
Sam. secretary Of the imperial treasury.
has resigned. He will probably DO sue
cecded by Herr Schraub.
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Angry at England.

PARIS, July 1.-THE press Of this city Is
moro bitter against Great Britain for her
attitude on the Franco-Siamese dispute.
The newspapers generally insist that
France should deal sharply with Siam. IL
10 understood Bangkok will only ,he
bombarded a. . last resort.
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Aw. wEALlV:


LONDON, July IA hanson. in which
the Prince of Wales was riding this even-
ing. collided with another and the prince
got bad shaking up, but was not seriously
hnrf
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Willlnz TO RecesIe.

BANGKOK, July 1.-THE Siamcse govern.
ment has expressed q willingness to with
draw its troops IL France will do likewise.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

Die Solooten, welde wabreno bes
&rieges in oer Qlrmee oientcn, 1pcroen in
runSer GAIL auf 100000 9eibatt.
DIE Henlionsliiten entbalten jett idon
bic glamen uou $50, 900 uno bic Nppliz
tationcn pon we.teren 400, 900 barren
oer Grleoi9uug. @enn oieie Wierbun;
oerttauienb nod ueriorat weroen, oanu
meroen $50, 900 mebr Soleoten Peniioz
men erbalten ais je in BET 9(rmee oien>
ten. Gs miu fait i@eiuen, ais Oh irs
senbmo eine rieiise SoloatensGabrit be-
'iteben mug. $4,000 per Gag tofet
bas gersnisen. Patristismus 1T
f46n, absr teitipielis gcItsst9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

ben, unieren @diten, - geiudern, uie
Nusiteuern, ibr natiirlides Ne9t,
bic Nusitelluns an Sonntasen 81 belus
den, itreitis MAIDEN polltea.
8. Die Mebrbeit unierer eisenen Be-
p0lferuns 1T sesen bic Ginfiibruns zines
relisi0ien Cages. Das S@lieBen Der
Nusitelluns an Sonntasen wiirbe eia
Ginsreifen in bic onititutionelleu &ed=
te periOnlider uno relisi0ier Jreibeit
iein. .,
4. Wean nimmt an, bab bic Must
lung einen bS9it biloenoenGinfluB auss
iiben rpirb; Der gelu9 berielben an
Sonntasen piirbe baber ;ur grlansuns
uon Wii1en beitra9en unb baburd Mo>
raj, Srbnuns uno Nnitano f0roern.
5. Die perionli9en Snterelen Der
@ftieninbaber oer golumbifden Wetts
ausltelung wiiroen bur6 oas S6lieBen
an Sonntasen seibaoist 1uerben, oa oaz
our6 Der @eiammtertras oes Gintrittz
selbes pabrl9einli9 INN Elm Drittel per-
rin9ert peroen .piirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

Bon Seiten bes Noroomeritanii i@en
Turnerbuuoes miro Sic fol9enoe petition
an ben Gon9reB fir bas Sfienbalten oer
gBeltausiteuuns at Sonnta9en nit unz
teri9riftcn uerieben:
9ln ben Senat uno bas 0aus BET Nes
prdlentanten ber Ser. Staatcn.
Die unter5ei@neten Wfit9lieoer bes
Decentralization Eurner<Bunoes PEE
titioniren Sbren bo9lObli9en @eietcss
torper 1ue9em Mufbebuns oesienisen
1beils oes @eietes be3iisli4 oer Co.
lumbiiden @eltausiteuuns, pel@er oas
Sfienba1ten bet 9lusiteuuns at @onnz
tasen ,,nteria9t. uniere @riinbe oafiir
ino:
1. Die 9roBe Goltsmoile, unb beionz
bers bic 9(rbeitertloile, 1uel9e bic 9roBe
Mebrbeit unierer Beu0lteruns reprdienz
tirt, fat Mnipru@ aut 8eriidii9ti9un9.
Das S@lieben BET MusNeuun9 an
5onnta9en wiiroe 9leidbeoeuteno iein
nit benz sdn;liden slusi@lub sieie1
2eute pom Beiude oerielben. Die meis
iten iinb nidt in Der Sage, bic Opfer
uou 3eit nno 9obnuerluit gu trasen,
uel9e Der Beiud al Wo9entasen nit
ii@ brinsen wiiroe. Der ansefabrte
@runo, baB bos S@lieben ait @onns
to9en bic Nnseiteaten DOT liebentdsi9er
Nrbeit iditen rpiirbe, lit binfdQis, oa
bas Direftor;um bei3lollen bat, baB I'M
Sale bes Seiinens al Sonutosen eine
iedsta9ise Mrbe,tsseit beibebalten uer>
ben ,pirb.
2. Die WcltausiteQun9 lit eine In
ternationale, unb ais iol@e io(lte lie. biz
@ebrdu9e unb @emobnbeiten her einju:
labenben gdits reipettireu. IS miiros
anmabenb fein, ,uenn mir bic gintabens
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

9a bet Silberbouar faum nod 65
Gents wertb 1T, 10 tonnten 6ali9miin>
ser pollui9ttse unO uon ben e9ten in
teiner Weile 5u unteri9eioenoe Dollars
nabma6en unb an jeoem Stiid 35
Gents ueroienen. Die Oenfmiinsen,
1pelbe sur l1nteritiisuns Der Golumbi=
l4en Weltausiteuuns seprdst worbe'L
baben aber gar nur einen Dtetauwertb
BON 324 Gents unb louen fir 100
Gents an bas Yublifum abseseben werz
ben. Wer iie aIlo na6madte, miiroe
einen @eluinn pon 673 Gents an iebem
Stiid erjielen. DAP oas cine lebr itarz
sfe Verloduns sur TalldmiinSerei it,
liest aut ber 9ar,b.: gs- brandte 1ur
Der 5tempel nadsebilbet 81 1ueroen, unb
ham fonntcn bic Talidaiinoer einfod
e9te Silberbouars o6er6alboouars einz
l9mel6en uno aus oent 9eDoHnenen Ute>
tate bic Denfn1iin3en prdsen. Rein
8antbeamter uiirbe int Stanoe iein,
lebtere AM Nusieben, @elpidt ooer
&lans ais une@t gu ertennen.
Der 8uno ,piQ nur MiQ;onen bie>
ier Oenfmiinsen prdsen, uno aerooe 1ue>
gen oieier uerbdltnibmaBisen Scltenbeit
bofit man iie fit oas Doppelte ibres
Nennwertbes in ben @erfebr gu brin9en.
Menn aber AUDI bon unberufener Seite
iolde Miinsen ber9eite1t weroeu, 10
oiirftc es l9wer iein, iie fir je 100
Gents oil ben Mann gu brinsen. Gs
1T ollo in bieleni Sale 6oppelte Badz
iamfeit 9eboten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

9}a@ ben amtli@et Beri@ten wuroe
in Cali fornien NUT Elm republitanil 3er
uno o@t oemotratii@e @lettoren er>
uablt. SOie @eaper>Glettoren erbielten
25,3ll Stimmen. Sn ben @onareB
mablte @alifornien &epublifoner un6
4 Oemotraten.
Sn Mero Darota iinb iie AUDI eno>
lid nit benz @ab(itimmen5ablen ferti9
seuorbeu, nobel es iib berausiteut,
baB aQe orei 0oltspartei< @lettoren er=
pdblt iinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

Die 3u@tbaus Snipettoren oes
Staates baben benz @ouuerueur ibren
Beridt iibermittclt, in 1pel@em naments
lid beruor9eboben wiro, oaB bic Tabri>
tation uon Grnte>Yinofaoen int Staats>
5udtbaus ein GROCER Grfol9 iei. Siez
beu5is Der @efan9enen lino jeet au orei
Wal dinen nit Der Tabritatiou beidafz
tist uno bas tdsli9e Prooutt beSiffert
fd aui $500 Ytuno Binoiaoen. Sn
oer letten @aiIon wuroen nebcsu l, ,o0o>
900 pfuno unb 5war su 8 Gents oas
Nfuno uertauit. Der Serbrall6 non
0anf bat ben Nnbau oieies 9lrtifels I'M
Staat weientli3 bel i0r6ert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

70, er Tam, iobalb es ibm beliebt, mebr
ais piermal 10 piel Wertb in @olo fit
bieies Napier eintauiden, ais bur6 ben
ieiner3titisen Mntauf benz internationas
len &onto Nmerita's gu @ut sefommen
1T. Bun, 10 lanse Der gertouf ameris
taniider Yapier@ens nur elmer iener
gorsdase 1T, bic aus benz 9abmen oes
Mutdsliden ni9t beraustreten uno bur@
bic entipre6enb entsesenseieetenNQt tags
por9du9e bes Nnfaufs auf benz ausldn>
biiden Marft aussesli6en 1uerbea, 10
lan9e 1T inioweit 9lqes "all right. :.
Nber, iobalo uno in iuldem MaBe, mie
Der antauf im Nuslano iiberwosen rpirb
ourd bsn gertauf. oann uno 10 piel
wanberu iie 5,,riid na9 Gmcrita, bieie
Nttien ober Oblisationen, uno I'M ansez
nonimenen 8eilpielsfaue forbern unb
erprellen iie bel ibrer 5eimtebr $4oo in
@olb Miinse ooer 9arren) fit ie 800
Wertb IN slei6en Metaa, oas fir iie
pom 9luslano 9e;ablt puroe.
Dieif Sauitration oiirite seniisen,
INN ieIfn ueuen gorsans tlarsulesen,
oer aIs'bie enti9eibenoe llriade ben ;rz
nebnenbtn 9tbfluB pon Sob na6 ben,
Nuslailb bemlrft: europa be;ablt ben
gu 8uniten 9lmerifas terminweiie reiuls
tirenben e abb, ben lleberi6uB unierz
er Nusfubr iiber bic Gintubr, bur6
Jtidienbun9 uol1 iosenaunten WertDpaz
pteren, sunb mas pon ben 9ebteren ni6t
retournirt miro, bas Siebt in @eitalt BON
Diuibenben ,t,lb :3inien ieoes Quartol
ober 9olbiabr rieiise Summen, bic ie:
besmal bann uno il, 10 ferne nit @olb
se3ablt perbe,, miiilen, iobalb unb III
.iol9em MaBe ME GuropasG sGapitaliiteus
tlaiie bies Derlanst.
90 N iatla9e, OaB ei,. eraser. mn
bers v R 1roBer Ebeil Don beit 1apiers
Iae ~ 7 ltitGIa
w aMerit6nif9tn Rorpordtionss Inter
Enebn,ansen ii& i'm 8eiiee guropa's BE-
finbet. Sour tesbalb, neil bies ber
6au, lit es m5sli9, baB bel elmer fit
Imerita i,ntner nod siinlti9en - wem
aud abnebmcno sinitisen -. 9anbelsz
bildnS @olo pon bier iiber ben atlantic
reiit. 9lber neil europa iiber 10 uiel
uon bent, aus benz S@'ueib uno 8lut
bet amerifanilden 9lrbeit 9e.pennemen
Mebrbeit sebietcn tann,. oesbalb bat es
audi in unlerer internen @dbrun9sfrage
Elm 9emi6tises @ort mitSuipredeu, oesz
balb tann europa in un nierem innern
@elblpiem, iobalo es bemielben miBz
trout, einen unbeiluollen &ra9 beraut>
bei@w0ren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

s$n Wtantana trat bic Staatsle9isla>
tur am 0tonta9 3uiammen. Gs errl9te
oaielbit iebod bel oer Organization ei,1
iol9cs Durdcinanoer, bag bic Oemo:
traten, ii6 ais binter9on9en bctradteno,
bic Situns uerlieBen. 9lQem 9lnl@eiu
no6 wiro iener Staat oos ger9nii9en
baben, 3wei 2e9isloturen iein ci9cn nen:
neu ju oiirfen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-30

--~4e D-Entitled "Catte Lis" Refill to cover
qulIeS No. and Value of Workinre modific ca,
and Herd Cattle, Mich Cows nfAs the bill
Bulls, Native or Imported s5me sixteen
No. -Consignment of Property, wiz and take it's
ever from, in or out Of Bond, are ed
be taxed here. ,c;I. want into
No. 8-Personal Taxes shall be pa;
every male inhabitant of tI,Gz.,,o,
waiian Islands between tbS
Seventeen and Sixty slal session the name o. OF
EXEMPTED bv Law n Ena was proposed TO FL
sancy caused by the resigna-
~ of Councillor McChesney. Mr..
,tana was unanimously elected and
- took his seat at once.
-rrorm- The matter of the killing OF Sheriff
ot by the Stolz by the lepers of Kalalau was
again brought up and long
,,,o statement was made by President
,nelnoeis Dole of the facts in the case, as more
Die called fully laid before the board of health
lere were at its weekly meetings of the past
nd King: three months. The policy of the
!, E,,n,o government in the matter was briefly
. discussed and endorsed.
ey, Nott' The councils adjourned at 2:3O PM.
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to the world as Hawaiian lepers.
According to the reports submitted
to the board of health by Sheriff
Stolz before his death, it appears
that there are over 40 natives llv-
ing in Kalalau, only twenty-eight
of whom are lepers. To avoid fur
Their contamination of the clean by
the unelean, who, by reliable sta
tistics, have increased nearly fifty
per cent in the past two years, the
board of health, after full and care
full discussion, determined on seq
regation complete and immediate
The public health and safety I'M
peratively demanded this action,
and every board of health that has
heretofore delayed or compromised
under threats of the few lepers IL
the valley, has signally failed II
the performance of its public duty
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Mr., Sumter Denies.

Mr.. EDITOR beg space to cor
rect some statements made by a
correspondent in your issue of May
29th.
First-I did not abandon the
place. Being pressed with work
elsewhere, / was awaiting a con-
venient season to resume work on
the place referred to.
Second-The coffee trees were
not all four years old few of the
trees were of that age, and several
acres were not three years old.
Third-The crop was not allowed
to fall to the ground, except few
pounds. There was no crop, unless
100 pounds, more or less, could be
called a crop. The bulk of this
was picked for samples, and to
plant nursery elsewhere.
Fourth-There was no effort
made to stock the place some time
ago for $4,000. The place sought
to be stocked was another place
altogether, and the fifteen acres re-
ferred to was to have been sold to
the new company for $500.
A. SUMTER.
Hilo, Juue IS, 1898.
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AFTER THE BISHOP.
A Member from EaMakua Dis
cusses the Situation.

Mr.. EDITOR: Dear Sir have
read the open letter of the Right
Reverend TIE Bishop of Honolulu,
and 1 must say that L am aston
ished beyond measure, that man
in so exalted a station should put
forth such tissue of fimsy ex-
cuses as justification of his arbi-
trary act. I am also sorry to see
the Bishop has displayed spirit
of petty jealousy quite unbecoming
a man in his situation, and it must
be a subject of regret that such
man should have the power he
claims.
Now when a whole congregation
is to be turned out of church we
look for some very substantial rea-
son, some false doctrine, or some
heretical innovations which are liza
BILE to bring evil upon the church
but what do we find this Second
Congregation guilty of? In the
first place then, they have at sun
dry times decorated the cathedral
and used it at others without spec
ial permission they have also
dared to call themselves parish
toner's of Honolulu" and their min
lister the pastor of the Parish"
These appear to be their greatest
offenses, and for which they are to
be turned out Of the fold.
And now / would like to ask if
in this 10Th century such an act of
tyranny, such unprecedented injus-
tice is possible? If it is, then it's
time to start a radical reform in
the government of the Episcopal
| church.
We are surprised that the Bishop,
who above all men should be earn
est, and patient, and. forgiving
should continue in a course that
causes enmity, and persist to live
in a place where he causes nothing
but strife; and where he is con-
stantly pulling down that which
others are so laboriously trying to
build up in his Masters service.
MECHANIC.
Kukaiau, Hamakua, June 26.
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After the pres
tn sheer Ui.is Act
1fhd
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Re just and fear not;
Let All the ends thou atm'st At be
rbv Count-y's, thy Gods, and Truths
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What IT Is Worth.

Inthe Worlds Fair number Of
the Youths Companion is a single
advertisement which cost TO insert
$4,000. Itoccupies the back page
and is printed in fifteen colors.
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Notice of instruction.

DROFESSOR B. RUCHWALDY
l. begs respectfully to inform the ladies
and gentlemen of Honolulu, that he has
teaching Violin, Cello, Guitar, Mandolin,
Philomela, ETC., etc.
The Professor was formerly in the
Court of Siam as Violin Virtuoso and
Informator to IL. NJ. the King and Prin-
ces of Siam, where he was decorated by
the II. NJ. with the Royal Gold Medal of
Honor-PUssAMALLA.
o. Applications to Arlington Hotel,
No. 8, are requested for particulars and
terms. ~
Honolulu, May 10th, 1898. 3S82-tf
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Postal Savings bank memo.
Due depositors, P. s. bank
Notices this date of with
drawais- maturing in
June, July, Augustc;and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .......ss 34,9o' w
Cash on hand, R.d. bank, Ta
THIS qay .-,...-.- poo %
Exps. 74,O6s 20
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(This amountof S145, 043.45
was paid from General
Revenue in the Treasury
to carry on public inn
proyements under Sec
ton 2 to date, and all re-
ceipts from sale of bonds
under loan of 1898 pass
into General Cash as Off
sets until this debt is
cancelled) ............... ...-.s
Less bonds of Act of 1898
sold to date. .........
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-30
AGEETS FOR: TaE! CELEBRATED
American Rambler SsfetieS

Fitted with Elleptic sprockets and G. &
J corrugated air tube tires. These tires
can be fitted to any pneumatic safety,
they are practically puncture proof, do
not slip on wet roads, and are very fast.
ANY desired gear can be furnished with
these wheels from No. 56 to so.
While on my Rambler wheel I'm seated.
And up the street, swiftly glide,
They say discussion, grows quite heated
To know what wheel that man doth ride !;
And when my wheel L let them try,
They exclaim with look intent
This is the wheel wen surely buy
If we don't lay mp cent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-30

the meeting to order. There were
present Ministers Dole and King;
Councilmen Morgan, Bolte, Emme
luth, Hatch, Young, Tenney, Mott,
Allen, Warehouse and Wilder.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
President Dole stated he had re-
ceiyed a letter from William III.
Berger, a son of bandmaster Henry
Berger, asking that the government
reimburse him for the sum of $2035
spent as agent in securing and ship
ping ten musicians for the Hawaiian
band from San Francisco.
The matter was referred to the
finance committee to report.
Owing to the minister OF finance
being detained at home with an at
tack of la grippe, Secretary Rodgers
read the following weekly statement
which was accepted and ordered
filed:
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, WEEK END
ING JUNE %, 1898.
Current Account Balance