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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

Dr.. ". j. Davis is a prominent physi.
clan OF Lewis, Cas- county, Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac.
tice OF medicine a. that place for the
past %tnirty-ave years. On the o6.h OF
May. while in Des Moines. en- route to
Chicago, he wa suddenly taken with an
attack OF dia:rhGa Having sold Cham
berlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diar.hna
Remedy for the pas. seventeen years.
and knowing its reliability, ne procured
n 25 sent bottle. I've doses OF which
completely cured him. The e1citemen;
and change OF water anddiet incident 10
travelling often produce 4 diarrhna
Every one should procure Z bottle OF
this remedy before leaving home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
DYING DEMOCRACY.

ILz dyiay. GroTe-. cy!ag!
soIly dyt-y o. your hEodJ.
AID - no Use 10 tying
10 OBJ! yoE: ieLI; colzsctL
Ii sctnesS u-:o teG:A GroTt=l
IAN ny bone. Efz Ga; 0: joint
AID ny l!e VII! ss0a h oTe:-
L:!ocr Et8 zy eyes aan1!c-
It,Te to;ed OF you. dl:l!rg.
Slans We =ei &c BCds.o;
TcoCEh yol h.f AG:!I Elpia-
loC :ocsook he: Ee-, yoG t1oH
Yor reaeaot: yet. dsa- G.oTe:,
How We loved lc "
AID Se hope! 10 Tvs n clover
o. ItAifiy sonh:ped you!
fog you sid -z1cSs; .Eo1't disturb Us
Eea tss rztc,I1S sEo9s L2d nils
And our friends. TOE English. head uE,
And iheT Whispered, "p=sts, b st.L'
sooa ;ke fe.y furnace lL2Er!shet,
AID tie engines held lAeiE br.A:hi
Thus prosperity WAS TenIC!she2.
AID IL voice Wa aCAse IL ca4ih
SoE. isee's rGcEAt &c. rs S1: ,:oGele,
Fog the Land Is cI!e1 with zoe:
How . Lve's4 c0cs.Gr; tirCF-is.
Va tee;.sts sad oElsad e!0W.
Yes. we've eS-ae5 deep -4itd!cuo=.,
By our br-sa mean p:sE2se,
And the people, IL 4l!c:!oa.
4rs Demanding cecozpr@e-
TAsy sre c0-.cEtpa ali over"
D=52atiLg EOEE and bread. o. bl0oa!
Aye. Aza4 aosts 10 meet Us, GroTer-
Sooc :5e-eu be 4 Eckecins thud
Tor Gc= TOO pig headed. Gr0verl
Il has E.de i-e ie=I:cl III;
70: tae:='s ocec Eg-cai rrfn oTe:
since yol gan 20 t!S With LII
o., I'd Ike 10 claw he; eyes o=t!
o. Tric: o3 he: worthless Eesi:
AID : would. !! none could sad 01t-
Oh, ! *hh he Jade US dad!
Do7't VOC hes. the ;oo:-ho.as ringing,
While Iae Esa IN -Te-y sI4Ie
Woes and cUss words Al y sIEgilg!
Soo2 IaeyI! dump - out the gate.
Es, tie tine Is eoaiaS, Grover
EveEnos III al the ;!oo:,
When our reign will all be oSe:-
OTs:Rlth Is eTe:uooe.
lam gas2iQ-! Ian Gy!rZl
0Firg, GtcTer. on yont hands;
Da. lhe--'l be bu: Ling cry.ug,
And 'I-t!I be II .oea!gu lad.
MagGtrGt, ". "a. JgE.7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
Notice to Republicans.

The Re7Gblcsa waters OF Ohio co1niy will
ne, 10 iGeIr .eTerLi d!stric3 OF SATURDAY ersn.
ing. JGus9. a. so'rlocE TO suggest EaElG 70:
cisQ!el oGce-S delegates 20 couaty acd con-
g-essiolL coavc1uo sEcd 70: member OF county
eyecl;Te onEit:cc. 70 BE- votcd Tor At the phi
E.-e. 10 bS ke,L -zs1!3Ay. JGae a. 1874
Zach dislike: will Re entitled 20 Eve delegates
70 :LG c0r-V c0aVtaII5c, s2li eouTeGt!Oc 20
nominate delegates :Gr ne legislature. 3cAat!.
date :0T Criminal Judge G1c select senatorial
eodie:eeS
Each dEtHc: VII be eat',led 70 the following
aC=b=ro delegates 20: the congressional coz.
Telt!ol:
Waiaing-ou. {: MstIsoa. 2; Clay. 8; Caioc.J ):
Cept-s. ): Hebstsr, :: EItcs!e, S: THLielpa!s- I:
Libery, :; EIchlacd, |. Total 81
Tae suggestion meetings viii BE bed {. the
to!,oE!Gg places:
Nzhi2s.1a D.tr!ct-vIg:IIn; Eurae Ho7ss
HEtlaoa nEu!cf-S1coGt Ward Market Hall
CIAy Dis;dc;-onio Coraty Republican Clch
Boom
Uu!on niT-ic;-?o!ee CouT Room
Cert:e D!S;-ct-a0oE sai LdGe: Hose.
Nehsts; Dtstrc -EcSc EoCie
Ritch!e Hstrlc:-NoLart Hal
Li5ertT HstT!ci-CsaG- school House.
T-Ltelphia D~is-ic;-NGCce Eoel. TEa1ei-
RicAls-d DIstdc;-Brck School Hons.
}. 4 HALL. Chairman.
:. ". K--SDLEEEEGEE SeCre:ary pro Jeiz-
SorE-The 7ote1 0! Liberty sad R.chi.at dis
ties VIII bold tse!r suggestion meetings Al =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

FoR h~oarsenese, chronic sorc throat,
bronchitis and severe throat troubles.
Cubeb Cough Cure is always sure. The
active principle OF Cuheb cannot be-
gainsaid. all druggists and physicians
will testify to its healing properties
and successful action on the mucous
membrane.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
A G
Sixth Annual Convention at Fn,rmo

STNSI NHuua1 SU"'eHU0H 1T HlnHoHt-
The Republican League OF tho state
OF West Virginia will hold its sixth an
nual convention June l9 4. Fairmoul
Prominent speakers Of national repusa-
ton will be present and address the
meeting. which promises to DO the lane-
est demonstration OF the kind eyer held
in the state.
For this occasion the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excus-
sion tickets IRON Wheeling, Parkers-
burg, Morg1ntown, Grafton and all in
t~ermediate ticket stations on is linesin
the state OF West Virginia June is aud
l9, at reduced rates, valid for return
trip until June 20, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
COMO on wien nc Conventions.

The big casino at the park ia one OF
the bes; assembly halls in the country.
II holds the people and they car see
and hear. Wheeling has 0 4 conven-
zion hall ior all purposes, and the peo-
pie OF the state are politely requested
10 take due notice thereof.
Il the political parties are looking for
an idea! place for this years conren-
tons they need seek no further. The
casino in the PARK is what they are
looking fog, and Wheeling will be glad
to do whas she can 10 make the occa-
sionz pleasant and memorable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
Reform school For Girls.

Among the objects the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union OF this
state is seeking to attain tho most i'm.
porlans, perhaps, is the establishment
Of q reform school Tor girls, or n place OF
refuge for those OF that unfortunate
class in whose hearts the seeds OF re.
peataIco are growing.
1t is u practical and feasible philau.
thropy, and commcnds itself to all
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

The behavior OF the weathe, yeater-
day encourages the belief that Be are to
have the summer season with Us soon.
We trust the sun will raise the block.
ade and get down robustness at the old
Hsand, as We can't send troops to prod
Il;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

II. is your duty to yourself to get rid
OF the foul accumulation in your blood
this spring. Hoods SarsaparilIa is Jus.
the medicine you need topuriiy, v~i,alize
and enrich your blood. That tired feel.
ing which affects nearly every one in
the spring is driven of by Hoods Sar.
sapariila, the crea; spring medicine and
blood purifier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

The wildcat and yaller-dog manager
les ale not to be turned loose just now.
The Democratic platform demands it
but the Democratic house can't do it.
This pledge is better broken than kept
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

THEY can put wildcat money in their
platform, but taey can. pu: i: through
tho house, in spite OF their big ma
jority. The thing is too rank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

The nip OF a poisonous snake ia bu. a
slight remove from being more danger
Gus than the poison OF Scroiula in the
blood. Ayers Sarsspr.illa puriie= the
vital fluid, eIpels all poisonous SUBJ
stances, and supplies the elements OF
life, health and strength.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

ONE hundrcd additional reserved nIsla
scpts haro been p,Hccd on sale at c. 4.
House, music store for the Ellcs' Opening
Friday nights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

HooD's Pikzs become the fayo,ite ca.
thasiic with every onc who tries them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

Parade ct . t. N through the principal streets
o.! the city. 10 the New Fsi. Grounds, Sber. Inc
Pcaic ard barbecue viii be given. Hn-S
Racing Bsf DrcSSiar Exhibition by n 2 WrI.
las. d Chic-go, III Champion o. Ihe rTo-l5.
HcoEt 1 MINUTES and 5 seconds. made g; The Er.
position Building. IN Chicago. ANGUS, = rsgl
tcaIGd all comes, he stanis ready to-day In -.
an? nan IN the world. NJ. MuIiinS acs bHS5 -.
gage! By the Wheeling Butchers AsSs.ls,S01
at sraht expense Dancing and Erause-ren:s
Q: az kinds ieiEeSaneais VIII lie furnished
on the grounds Music for parade ADD dsncTnr
by the Opera House, M-!s'ers and MsyeTs b.
bands Admission 70 the grounds f5c: rehicI-s
.teei grand stand and quarter yIresch l0c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

NOR REST-ON ACCOUNT OF
IL norins our bgTutsg " The large dspl-.
meai st0'r OF Z Il Potts corner NAL and TEH'a
Etfesp. Ee Ossf our pTcsutorice, No OIuoIsh
ti.cet. AID hne rear ryOt5S Tot tent. lg'l
40 viii * kept ofEp uuti The Twelfth ~
foyfl, ATE rsntrl Ehc8 tbe cuilfe bgsIue,in4l
b. Transferred tDE Is IOitE li0fC TIE STAND.
ARD sEwlSG NAClIlSE CO. A. newcomer.
NlLHggE -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

TIE Wheeling parks big casino ia a
big success. So are the Els. 1. is q
great combination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

M Isru1arrfE. sz5ag!a; - %Jsiz!
e!EiosL 4 sais-s. u tas PS!a5oe 4: NI=-
IL y. ". O. Eoozt-lzr Et-e=i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
InteIligencer,
Published Daily, Except SUNDAY.
TERMS:

P.- Year, by S'nl, Po,tAs. Prepaid
rltf tgI BAYS N T-t atts--!s %
rulrtTrsIE 5Ers n THt'"tLr-' 0
rElytT8o pays STrt "tEn---SH
GUY lcSr ysS!- q
oGC.LY foSE fEIEN II'iN-u' q
WEusLY sB gcST-s %
-. yIuY iyTULEEs5E tsiTerri y "a:
-,ef, "a Whs-laE aai L!.to:ai oEa ~ Is
urls y: sCE
R-sazs u.lal.E . u5E=rba . ia bAftT j.
-Tat-gEcrH ca 60 - u Ssail1r u lex q
Eep % tie !STEEE4EseH p5.ga ca p1'l. clrI
~ 0tlsrsls- TtsT MI b i-s.:Et-T H'r-i
" Cris@
7abs.ss Of Ea?sst AL Os!sGs;y SgaeA SO
ceJu E=ylae-
rarTspgEtszas e11llEl-c isPgrs-i zsu
ts.alzi .nya srgJ pr. 0! Gs~ r1frJsz3.ss
oa1ai7
Rsgss.-l r~J7.Eari1.8=t vii S7ik Fs'cftt4
ralt4l z~g.DszF4Hlg4 81 5=Gasli ssaLE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
ASSIGNBE'S NOTICE =!

The naderiIgaet has besa ul!s assignee II 4
deA OF LSEtgaEa.a: made b Alexander FieS,
dated June :, 1891. and duly admitted 70 record
in the clerks Office o!the County Corr; 0! Ohio
county. Al Penoas !adebist 70 said AlerSsde,
'Frew VII settle the Ere with re. .ad al ps..
s9as hsTinS claims o, deaAadi asaios, hin vii
pres=a;the sane FOR settlement
J. K. HALL
les Assignee Of Alexander PrE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08
nEw ACCOMPLISHMENTS

TUASTED-TO EMPLOY TRAVEL
ING men LrqBsihy,d 1ltn The ifIIs l,
Ncst ylfElElL WrssT1 FsguJlTAHIA or Esrs.a
Ohio: must 70 over y yysfy % age and welsh
oyrf IN rOunjL Adde'S OF cali 1p5a LEWis
Y SMITH, 10 Glfkt: tifrrL IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

SorE-The 7o;ea 0! Liberty sad Rchl.ad dis
ties viii bold tEe!r suggestion Ita;inss a. >
O'Clock y IL, = piss 0: ; ,. n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

-Gm Sabrestagb Der 6 6s
nung Der &0nigin 8ittpria BON @ngz
Lamb IpieIte Ii1 an ben &iiten Marotz
tos Elm aufrssenbes S4auipisI ab. DIS
bas en9Iif9e panserIdiff Gamble"
our Seier bss Cages cine Salre BON
1O1 &anpnenibifen abfeuerte, erpis
berte bas franSDiiI6e Pan5eri4iff
Sage" S9ub fir S9uB, pie es Die
internatipnale lS6flt6teit porIdreibt.
@6er bic eingeborens 8sp0lterung, bic
bic @sgrerI9aft, pelfe 5ipii4sn ben
beioen Rdtionsn ieit uralter 3eit
berri6t, gsnau tenrt, mar Der feIten
lleber3euguns, oaB Der lang ertpartete
fransDII9=sngliife Grisg nun enbli9
ertlGrt lei. Snfpl9eoeHen i"tiir5ten Die
bieoeren Mauren in bellen Saufen lGrs
msrb uuo ifreiero an ben Strdno.
nm oas tOTtlids S6auIpiel Der lpsdiels
Iritisen 4usrottung Der llrgldubigen,
bds BON benz Soran ldugIt ~puruusses
idet mar, nit anSuieben. Ri6t 9ering
mar aber bic llsberraIhung Der Waus
rem, als lie, na4bem bic Rau9poltsn
ii6 perSpgsn battsn, iaben, bub bic
beioeu S2iffs, bic ben ganSen Mpross
lGrm peranldbt batten, frieoli6 neben
einanber Dor 4nter laesn unb feItlih
nit 6la9gen uno 8Iumsn geidmiidt
tpdren.
-Sn 5otge bdusli9er
t3%piItigtsitsn fabten 5psi 16iGbrige
MGo6en, bic RGbsrin margarstbs
So1lbof uno bic Mdi9insnitridsrin
qnnd SsinIs in Mannbsim ben @ntz
ihluB, Ii4 gu ertrdnt.n. Ra4oem lie
iid pGbreno sinss ganssn NaAmits
tags in Der Stefdnisnpromsnaos uuFz
aebalten, bsga6,n is iid qbeRbs giesn
10 ltbr duf cine @ai3pritIGe am
Rbein, oon ndgts nur bic !9sinls ben
Sprung in Die Wsleu, bic auosre be-
FAB ni9t ben Wut6. uno te6rte in bic
Stdbt 3uriiG, no Iie 9(n3eige BEL Der
9olisei sritdttste. Die Qeits Der
6einIe 1T mob ni3t gefuuosn.
@tnen 1le4ten Sher3
bat man iif nit Der poli5si in llIm err
ldubt. Sc ipuroe in Elm Wa9tbu9 auf
elmer bortigsn Yoli5siitation Elm anars
9iitiidler Gintrag gsmoat. gls Der
ShuBmann Worgsns Oas @dntbu9
benz Suipettor iibsrreidte, tunnte bers
ielbe barin lsien: p9oh bic @nardis,
richer nit BEN Snipsttor sWfad, benz
Wenl6eni6. 80, Soo Dem SnIpsitpr!
9oI3, DOI9, 9olh." Die gsIammte
ppIissimanni9aft puros ms @srb0r
genrmmsn. Der SbGter tpnnts Bis iest
MID. srrtittelt psresu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

eine ibrer 9flese anosrtraute Ridts
uno erbGn9te ii4 odnn Ielbit. 4nlaB
gu bieiem 8erbreden iparen Rabz
rungsIorgen.
&iena i'm puItertbal. Die aus
% Wobnz uno chen Observation-Disclosures
gebdaben beitebenbe 5rattipn 4I9 Der
@emeinOe Aurds puroe pon einem
sroken 8ranp beimssiu9t. 9as
Seuer ipuroe our9 Spei ipielenoe Sim
Der perunlaBt uno perbreitete Ii9 bel
benz berri9enoen ~itdrien DinDe uno
benz gdn3li9en @uKermangel un9sz
mein RAID. 8innen brei Stunbea
mar bic Srt!4aft bis auf pier &oImifr
unb bic Stride elm Shuttbdufen. Die
@bgebrannten buben Iebr penig seretz
tet unb limb aud muir gering perli9er..
Drag. Der GeIerpelieutenant
Gdrl Srpr, Surntpart oes &arolinenz
t6aler Sotoloereins, itiirste bel elmer
Surniibung pom Ged unb mar Infort
tpbt. Srpn cr6ielt BEL Dem pprii6rtz
gen Surnfeits in Hancp ben triten
Preis.
SfdIturtr.
Bern. Sas 5tp6lfiG6rige 1DGs
teroDen oes 9otI9dflsrs Serr 8arrsre
Gruber in Wtirten) perbrannte il4
ourth einen %ungliidli9en 3ufal oerart
Geii9t unb ObsrtDrpsr, baB bas
S6IimmI tie bsfiir3tst perDen muBts.
Sept lit 0as 8eTinoen bes Sinoes je=
bod better unb Die b~eige3ogenen Isr5te
glauben oemielben Das 9eben er6alten
gu t0nnen.
Margau. NnldBli9 zines Suz
senofeItes ipurbe in Qarau has 3I9ofz
tesOentmdl entbiiqt. Gs iprd4en odz
bel Sberitlisutenunt Sduerldnber unO
Stabtamtmann S9mib.
@Iarus. Sn S9panben tpurbe
elm 8dgant aus Gbarleroi, Der fif in
rp6eIter WeiIs iiber bic Grmoroung
GarnOts ausipra9, perb1ftet uno gum
2ano binausgeidgt.
2uSern. Die Sempa6srS 9ld9ts
feier lit bel giinitiger Witterung in
ff0niter WeiIe be9angen pprben. lin
udt ltbr begab ii9 Der imppiante Seitz
aug man Sdblte so Banner mad,
benz S4la9tfeloe, mo bereits cine iefr
9robe MenI9enmengs ben 3ug erpars
tete. Die Seier ipurbe nit patriotic
fd1eu @eiduusn beapnnen. Reaisz
runssratb @ogel bielt bic SeItreOe; er
fprd6 BON Webr=, 2e6rz, Rd6rz uno
4rbsiteritanb. Damn folgte bic Self
preoist, eebalten BON SombsrrS 4mlo,
unb elm 9antett in Der SeItbiitte.
81. @alGen. Sn @oBau 1T bic
Spinnerei Der Sirma S9Dnsnbsrger
unb Wtbmer balb abeebrannt. Sn
Roridah ipielte tpieoer einmul bas
MeIIer cine traurige Role. Gin Orr
better Ramens Sob. @riininger nurbe
auf offsner StraBe our9 Meferitt4e
lebensgefdbrli9 perlebt. Der Sbdter.
&ne4t 5runs Oitermsier, tpurbe pers
baftet.
Solptburn. Quf benz 8abnz
bof Often pertebren tGgli4 mebr als
200 3iige.
3iri9. Die 2ebrerin SRI. Sdz
ger in &dpfna9 tpoate beim 8aoen eiz
mem MGb9en, tpelbes ii9 gu nett III
ben See binauseetpagt bate, bilfrei6e
Sanb bieten. Sds benz Grtrinten
nabe MGb9en tonnte BON einem iunz
gen Manne, Der in Der HGbe arbsitets
uno Bel benz !Silferuf bes Mdb9ens in
ben See %ssIprungen mar, gsrettet rperz
ben. Die biIfrei6e 2eArerin aber iant
in bic Siefe uno fanb ben Sob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

VfEEfEEEIEIs
@ien. !Sisr bat iif elm 10 Sabre
alter Shultnabe por ben Qugen iciner
gsI1piiter in Die Souau geitiirSt,
neil er tpsesn Oie6Itabls einesS temm:
eiiens Strafs befiir6tste. Dor Dem
SeIbItmoro bat er beitimmt, ipsr DON
ieiusn @eI6piitsrn bic S9ultaIGs
uno iein 5eosrms1er srbaItsn ioae. =
Quguit Rittsr b. &ogerer, Elm So6n
bss perItorbsnsn Observation-Disclosures,
peIrer mad 8eriibung pon 9etrligs=
reien i'm 8etrags ron $4,000 II. aus
Wisn gsflii6tet mar, 1T in 8runneu
am 8ierpaloItGtter perbaftet poroen.
= Sin aus 3pidau (Sa9Ien) gsbiirs
tiger ~23iGbriger Shiiler BEG bieiigen
Sonisrpatoriums. Gugen b. Sapa.
nsnfliiael, bat ii9 duf Der pIphiatr;s
ihn Slinit i'm dagemsinsn Srantens
hauie erbrpTslt. leberauitrsnguug
bate bds geiitiee 9eibsn bss bo6be=
gabtsn iungeu Wannss berurfadt.
3 riinn n. Die 8remiergdttiu &ds
rolius MutauiAst srorofstte in Qbpss
itnbsit hires Wannes lire stpei i'm
surtsftsn Utter ftebsnosH ainber, Iupis
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-02
Notice of Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.
Is HEREBY GIVEN

IN that by virtue of power of sale con tanned
in a certain mortgage, dated the 9Th day OF Jan.
uary, a. ID. 1SsC, made by KAWAH1NE (w), OF
Hilo, Island of Hawaii, TO j. NJ. Monsarrat.
of Honolulu. Island of Oahu, recorded in the
office of the Registrar of Conveyances. in Llber
l39. folios $685. the said j. NJ. Monsarrat,
mortgegee. intends TO foreclose said mortgage
for a breach of TIE conditions in said mortgage
contained, to wit: the non-pa. nent OF part or
the principal and also interest when due. No
tice is also hereby given that all and slDgula !.
the lands. tenements and hereditaments In said
MORTGAGE contained and described will be sold
at public auction at the auction room OF James
F. Morgan on Queen street in said Honolulu on
MONDAY, the lst day of October. A. D., 1894 at
l2 O'Clock noon Of said day.
The property in said mortgage Is thus de-
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate
in Puueo in said Hilo. being portion OF lot or
Apana 2 of Royal Patent No. 23 TO b. Pltman,
and bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at the west angle and running
$ 66 deg Is min. E. true SIS feet, thence ) Z
deg 81 min E. true 211.6 feet along Maria lot,
thence =. IS deg. u min. W. true 40 feet along
Makaena lot, thence N deg. 81 min. w. true
245 feet TO commencement, containing ii, ~ 50
it, and being the same premises that were con
viewed 10 said Kawahine (w) by the said d. VI:
Monsarrat by deed dated December 22d, 1892, and
recorded in the office of the said Registrar IN
liber 142 folios 10 and 10.
Terms cash. Deeds at expense of purchaser
For further particulars apply TO Mortgage.
j. NJ. MONSARRAT, MORTGAGE.
Dated Honolulu, 4th September, 1894.
15S2-4w
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II Judge Widemann has gone 10
England and Germany for the pur-
pose of securing the appointment of
special commissioners by the govern
ments of these countries, who shall
investigate the political situation
here in the interests of restoration,
We are glad of it. We believe that
the nails in the coffin which holds the
monarchy, have been driven in so
deeply, no one will attempt to pull
them out. But if there is any who
does not believe it, it is just as well
for him to find out, whether or not
there are any claw hammers to be
had which will do it.
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A NATIVE COMMISSION.

The suggestion, made by the AD-
yERT1sER, of a commission, which
should especially consider the con-
dition of the native Hawaiians, is
misunderstood.
Aside from any economic rea-
sons for it, it is of the utmost i'm
Nportance that the true relation of
he whites to the natives, on these
islands, should be exhaustively ex-
.amined, and officially recorded.
Here, and here only, on the earth,
has the white race, while possess
ing the dominant wealth and in
telligence, willingly and loyalty
admitted to native rule, until fur
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ther submission meant jeopardy OF
property, and uncertainty of the
administration of justice. The true
story about this is yet to be written,
and there is need of exact testi-
monv, which should now be taken,
under oath, from living natives, and
others.
One of Mr.. Blount's serious
charges against the whites here
was, that they had never dealt fair
w with the natives on the land
question.
Because the negroes of his own
State wanted ''forty acres of land
and a mule" and couldn't make a
living with them, when they got
them. he thought that the natives
needed the same thing. He could
not understand that a half acre of
taro land had more value than
forty, or even a hundred acres, and
mule.
Many good people in the States,
friends of the Republic, have con-
fused ideas on the subject, because
there have been conflicting state
ments made about it. The evil
dence given by Prof. Alexander,
before the Senate committee was
excellent, but we need more than
that. We should have thorough
official Investigation under oath
which will show how far-sighted
the friendly whites were TO the
natives; that the Homestead act
was quite sufficient for their needs.
There should be, also, a careful in
quiry into the reasons why the ma
tives abandoned taro cultivation,
and fishing, and rice cultivation.
If the whites kept them out of it,
let it be known.
Those who favor annexation
stand with clean hands before the
world, and if they are charged
with expressing the natives, they
should have ready a complete, I'M
partial, exhaustive record of their
relations with them, from the time
they secured their emancipation
from serfdom. The charity of the
whites towards the native churches
and schools should be fully pre-
sented.
VI The present is the time for pre-
pairing thoroughly for the discus
sion of the annexation question,
which may soon be precipitated
upon usl We may be asked some
ugly Questions, and we must be
prepared to meet them, fully and
honestly.