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Removed.
Election of Officers.
G. BREWER 81 COMPANY
LIMITED.

A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
n the G.. Brewer & Company, Old. }
held this day, the following named were
elected as it's officers for the ensuing
year, viz:
p. @. Jones, Esq President
Geo. III. Robertson, Esq. Manager
,,-, ( Secretary and
g. NJ. Cooke, Esq $3.50.
HI Warehouse, Esq. Directors
G.. J.. Carter .............
E. T. BISHOP,
Secretary, G. Brewer ~ Company, Id.
Honolulu, February Z, 1894.
1905 I'm
DAILY ADVERTISER, only 80 cents
nor month
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E~ Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, ETC., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the 1. x. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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G Prompt returns made on
Goods sold Oh commission at the
L. Z. L.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Get YOUR membership card !
Election day comes week late.
4 soldier has a grumble in this
issue.
The Marshal will be a passenger
by the Hall today.
Company b will meet tonight for
the purpose of electing Captain
DIR. G. 4. Ings has an office on
Emma street, opposite Chas' H.
Bishops residence.
A set of resolutions recently
adopted by the Cocoanut League
oppears in another column.
r. G.. Porter and K. ID. Tenney
advertise an Executors sale OF the
stock of the late NJ. Goldberg
Get YOUR certificates of member
shin TO the Annexation CLUB, or
YOU will not be entitled to a vote.
DIR. Twombly will give series OF
lectures for the benefit OF the I. NJ.
q 4. during the early part OF next
month.
A silk umbrella with a natural
wood handle has been lost. A re-
ward will be paid for its return 10
this office.
Every annexationist in Homo
lulu should go to the drill shed to-
night, to the Annexation CLUBS
mass meeting.
Two officers from the cruiser
Champion enjoyed a row In the
harbor in an Indian canoe during
the rain yesterday.
The ''Ka Makaainana," native
paper, has discarded the wrapping
paper that it has been using lately
and now appears in white paper,
One of C. T. Gulick's Chinese,
servants was lodged in a Station
House cell last night. The ponce
found a tin of opium In his room.
A local photographer has taken a
picture of a portion OF squad
of the Citizens Guard. The boys
look as though they meant busi-
ness.
Several ducks belonging to Chi
nese were washed down the Nuu-
anu stream yesterday afternoon.
They were picked up by the boat
boys.
A rabid royalist predicted the
other day that before Thursday the
streets of Honolulu would run req
with blood" He must have meant
water.
At a meeting of the Schuetzen
Club, held last evening, l.. G. Ables
was endorsed as the choice OF the
club, for the coming vacancy In
the Advisory Council.
The Hawaiian Band will play at
Emma Square this evening. The
programme announced for last night
will be given, az the band did not
play on account of the rain.
Mr.. C. Nestor Edison, who gave
such an entertaining exhibition at
the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall Saturday ev-
ening, will appear at the benefit
performance to be given Mr.. w. B.
Ash.
The Waianae and Waialua stage
coach will start from Eva this
morning. The stage was detained
yesterday, being unable to cross
the Waiawa stream on account of
the freshet.
Ukiah Thompson, of the Kane
hameha School, has almost finished
making a large bookcase for the
Y. NJ. G.. A. The association has
recently received 200 new books
from the Coast.
Capt. Boyd of the American
ship G.. F. Sargent caused the
arrest of his second officer, Frank
Robinson, yesterday for desertion.
Robinson spent the night at the
Station House.
There uas unite a heavy freshet
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A If yOu want to sell ont
your FURNITURE in Its entirety, call
at the I. x. l..
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RAMBLER WORLDS RECORD (!

They have had all their say and now
comes the copper trimmer. Little Bliss
and little Dirnberger do big things.
At Nashville Tenn, November 10, 1898
j. p. Bliss with a standing start,
rode 100 yards in s AS seconds. Nj.
f. DIrnberger with flying start,
rode 100 yards in 5 seconds fat. J.
p. Bliss with standing start, rode
18 of mile in Is 4-5 seconds. NJ.
+. Dirnberger with a flying start,
rode - mile in 81 seconds fiat. +.
=. Bliss with standing start, rode
y mile in So So seconds. J. Z. Bliss
with standing start, rode mile
in 3S 1-5 seconds, thereby reducing
the late Tyler, WinGle and Johnson
records.
at Birmingham, Ala, December l2--J.
Z. Bliss rode l mile, standing start,
in / 80 As; q mile, standing start,
in / :26 2-5; p mile, standing start,
in l IL.
At same place, December u and ID
NJ. + Dirnberger rode mile, stand
ing start, in l54; "a mile, standing
start, in / 81 3-5; p mile, standing
start, in IL 3-5; n mile, standing
start, in 0:33 4-5.
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Fitted with Elliptic sprockets and G. &
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. Sc to so
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For Sale.

A MCNEAL AND URBAN SAFE
N in first-clsss condition. Apply at
this Office. 1854 IT
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DAILY ADVERTISER, only so cents
per month
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SITUATION IN WHOLESALE OR
- retail store, at Office or other work,
by American of good address. Address
"AMERICAN,"
3599-1w+ This office
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TO Let.

Ia COTTAGE TO LET ON XII
Ell nau street; all modern improve
ments. Also Barn, Stables and
Servants rooms. Apply to
36O4.H NJ :. SACHS, Fort street.
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Xinsnn and Ills Thugs.

Hunted States Marshal viuson had
been Republican holding over undor
President Cleveland he would have
been "llred" for making speeches. Mr..
Cleveland did remove the United States
attorney of the western district Of Penn.
sylvania because in the preceding cam
paigr he made speeches. But Wilson's
speeches do no great harm. 1t is his
revolver that hurts. viii tho Presi.
dent "lirc" him for firing tnnt?
Whatever tho President may do in
tho matter Vinson and his desperate
deputies have something to answer for
in Wayne county, whose authorities
must bring them to justice or confess
that theirs is a iawless community in
which there is no punishment for con-
spicuous criminals who have "pull."
II Vinson and his thugs worc poor
men without influence they would be
tried for their lives. Being backed by
influence, what is to DO done with
themP Tho people Of West Virginia
arc aroused on this question. They
know that tho good namc of their state
10 at stake.
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HOPE KILLS DESPAIR
And Beautiful Results Surely
Follow.
There is One Thing You Want Badly
aud Must Have.
Evon If You Have Given up Possessing
IL This win Give You Hope

EeuralEia and nervousness, GrS issriully pre-
yuiout. There Is no morO painful disease than
neuralRiG It indicates diSSaIed state OF nerves
aud blood aud tho most terrible suffering Is
often present .-
Most everybody is nervous, aud this more
dangerous than mos, people thtnk, for, AS IN
tho case Of the we'll known s W. Anderson.
Esq.. Of Warren. Mass, It Is very liable 10 lead
70 nervous probation aud PAFalyzii, II not
cured. lie writes as follows about his wonder
iui recovery:
.Sons ume ago was AFFLICTED with nervous
ness and neuralgia The pains suffered were
irighrfuL Tney commenced In my legs ana
arms and then went 70 my head and face. Final
" had parAlytIc shock on my right SIDE
which laid the up completely.
81 continued suffering the most terrible agony
from neuralgia and was nearly dead with pain
! took everything ever heard OF, but got no
better. ] consulted four doctors but they did
Iue NO good. They said there vas nothing but
morphine pills that would help me.
II took thSm for nearly year aud was no BET
ter. but began to got even worse. heard OF
IklllIul doctor In Worcester. Mass. and went
there to sec him. lie said he could cure me in
one week. l sIad there three days aud thon
won't home
THE day after got homo was taken worSe
than ever had boon before aud my suffering
Wa more than could endure.
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AZ continued to grow worIo every day all
through the fall aud winter, then became so
bad that had the pain almost constantly. and
could no. have lived bu:a very short time
longer II help had not boon very close at hand.
"MY wife saw the advertisement OF DR.. Greene
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy aud she want.
ed me TO use It. Having heardft very highly
spoken Of decided to try II, although had
made up my mind was about through with
this world,
Tho drst bottle took stopped the pain entire
ly aud my Improvement was steady and suro
from that time until was cured. I could not
have lived morn than week longer II had not
,akcn DR.. Greeuea Nervura blood aud nerve
remedy.
liam thankful TO God for this medicine; It Is
tho best remedy that ever came before the pub
lie. THANK Dr.. Greene aud hope that no will
10 rewarded here IN this world and the world 70
come.
"Iam constantly recommending II and shall
always continue 70. advise everybody to take
this wonderful medicine. for Il will make them
strong. healthy and vigorous"
You aESf have health. You Punt TO DO strong
aud we'll. Then why don't you take this great
cst ofall medicines, DR.. Grccues NervuFa blood
aud nerve remedyH It will surely cure you
TyL
Its recommended aud used BY physicians
because It Is the discovery aud prescription Of
that most successful specialist In curing nervous
aud chronic diseases, DR.. GrcOne, Of IS West
Fourteenth street, New York. Tho Doetor is
consulted with by physicians themselves. in re.
gard to nervous and chronic diseases and all
may have his advice free by calling or writing
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TREND OF TRADE
II. G. Dun & Co... Weekly review of Bus.
Iness Conditions.

II. G. Dun s Co.'s Weekly Review Of Bus
mess Conditions.
NEw York, Sept 7.-R G. Dun & Co. q
weekly review OF Sade, which issues
tomorrow. will say:
The business outlook is much like an
April day, with alternate clouds and
sunshine. In the adjustment to new
conditions such conflicting signs are to
be expected, aud the more because the
deferred business which had awaited a
settlement was by no means evenly dis
tributed. For some time to come, Il 10
likely, conditions in different trades,
and even in different minor branches
Of the same trade, may vary widely.
Strikes lessen for the time the working
force, perhaps, as much as it is other.
wise Increased, but the strike OF gar
nent makers spreads so rapidly that an
curly end is considered certain, while
tho strikes in cotton mills have ad-
vauced prices so much that u settlement
Is thought not distant
Tho government crop report Is ex-
pected to forcshadow great loss i'll
corn, while other observers believe tho
reports arc materially exaggerated, and
estimates OF the yield range oil the way
from 1900. 000,0 900 to ], zoo. OOO,0O0. This
uncertainty affects business prospects
to some extent, aud nm advance OF half
cent tho past week has followed re-
ceipts not half those oil tho same week
last year. Wheat receipts have been
5,G77, 1877 bushels against 4.55O. 33I last
year, and yet the price advanced half q
cent, although Atlantic exports were
only 1,15S,G74 bushels against 2,lll,6ii
last year. Pork advanced 20 cents per
barrel aud lard % cents per 100 pounds,
as smaller estimates OF the corn supply
were entertained.
Tho iron manufacture has materially
increased its output since coke troubles
ended. but with the result that pig iron
10 weaker, Bessemer being 81 50 ut
Pittsburgh. At all eastern and central
markets, the demand for finished pro-
ducts 10 somewhat disappointing and
prices gradually tonding downward, in
dicating a working capacity, is exceed.
ing present requirements. Rails are
not selling, aud except ut Chicago.
there appears somewhat less business
in other finished forms.
Sales OF woods have fallen TO 4, lis. 100
pounds, OF which about a million
pounds actually belonged to the pre-.
vious week, against 7,Gl6,SO0 in 1892.
and domestic fine wool has weakened
about q cent at Boston, although Aus
tralian has advanced ono and a half
cents, with stronger foreign markets.
Failures in August aggregated liabili.
ties OF $lO,130,477. OF which S3,l72 800
we're in manufacturing and S5.0TS.053
in trading concerns. During tho week
tho failures were 2l5 in tho United
States, against 1923 las. year, and Al in
Canada, against % last year.
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A STRIKING Differences.

"The contempt case against Debs. I"
says the New York World. 'is being
pushed by the department Of justice in
a way which proves eonclusively that
he has no connection whatever with the
sugar trust" You should understand
these things. Debs never gave half 4
million dollars to tho Democratic cam.
paign fund, and there is no probability
that he ever will.
In the case Of the sugar trust Il 10 a
matter Of contract coupled with 4 lively
expectation Of fayors to come. The ex.
ecutlve and the legislative branches OF
the Democratic party are under the
thumb OF the sugar trust This fact Is
established by the action OF Congress
and the inacIIon Of the executive.
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Just beiorc sailing to accept the polite
attentions Of his friends in England
Congressman William l. Wilson ia
yored the New York World with some
observations oil the tariff question. and
these arc published while tho eminent
tree trader is on the bounding pillows.
Hero We have discovery and cracked
key.note:
The dependency OF a few weeks ngo has given
piarc TO enthusiasm, to determination and to
practical nmRnlmlty that thrill reform must 20
forward and nS old Cato Wo1nu mp nll MS
speeches with the famous phrase, CastnGSo az
campaign will evoke the most approval aud ~
nlause from the people who everywhere au'
nOnnces that "the trusts must go"
Could anything be more delicious
than this? Dependency has given place
to enthusiasm because Democratic
Congress has passed bill SO filled with
''party psrlldy and party dishonor" that
Democratic President would not sign
i'll Dependency has given place to en-
thusiasm because, as the Democratic
President puts 1t, "the deadly blight OF
treason has blasted the counsels OF the
brave in their hour OF might"
And the battle cry is to be "Tho
Trusts Must COP Mr.. Wilson must
have smiled when he wrote this. Go
whereof The Democratic party is good
enough for thom. They own and oper-
ate 1t.
This Is the first time that Mr.. Wilson
has been suspected Of anything like
humor
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A DISPATCH to q New York newspaper
says that at the Wayne county Demo.
cratic meeting at which Frizzsll was
killed Ex-Governor Wilson "Hred sew.
eral shots aud then decamped on his
horse" Mr.. Wilson had nothing 10 do
with the shooting. That was done by
United States Marshal Yinson and his
deputies. who chose that way to en-
phasIze their dissent from Mr. Wilson's
candidacy for the senate. The mar
shall and his gang are ferocious Cam
don men.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Mr.. A. G. Dayton. OF Phillippi, has
been selected by the Republicans Of tho
Second congressional district OF Wcst
Virginia, as tho opponent OF Mr.. ". l.
Wilson. OF CharIestown. chairman OF tho
WAYS and means committee, and author
Of the Wilson bill. Mr.. Dayton was a
student under Professor Wilson in tho
state university, but he had enough in
dependence OF mind not 10 tn Ike for
granted tho theories OF political econ
omy which made free trader OF the
professor.
Mir. Dayton is talented and success.
full lawyer, In the primo Of lifo, and
popular IN tho district. lilo has been in
several political contests in his own
county OF Barbour and has novor boon
defeated. lie will give Chairman vii.
son vigorous fight, and under his
leadership the Republicans Of the Sec
ond district should enter tho campaign
determined to win.
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G. "A. II. Excursions and Special Trains RE-
turning from pittsburgh Win Penusylva-
mia Lines.
Excursion tickets to Pittsburgh, ac-
count q. A. r. National Encampment,
will be sold from Wheeling via Pennsyl-
vania lines, September 9TH to 10th. In
addition TO this, q special low ratio Of
g 90 for round trip from Wheeling will
DO in effect September II, l2. Is, Il.
Tho regular excursion ticket will be
valid returning until September % and
the special ticket until September 18th,
inclusive. Returning from Pittsburgh
September II, IL. 10. II. special train
will leave for Wheeling at ll:OO p. H.,
central time.
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KILLED ACCIDENTALLY.
A Young Man shot By MS Own Gun While
cIImbiBE feues.
n-a--L-. .....

4 Young Man Shot by His OEn Gun While
ciimblBE fenes.
sp<dai DlDaisA 70 ~ ISis1tosA7tr
TERRA AHA, W. Va, Sept L.
Wednesday night about 9 o'clock Hay.
mond Birch. living about four and one
half miles from here. heard his dogs
barking, and suppOsing they had freed
a coon, he took his shotgun and started
out to ascertain. Shortly alter his de-
parturc those who bad remained behiud
heard the report Of 4 gun. together
with Il scream. Rushing toward The
place whence came the sound the dead
body Of the young man was found lying
IN a pool Of blood. In Attempting to
climb q fence the gun was tp some way
discharged, the contenth entering
the spinal cord near tho small Of the
back. Death was almoGt Immediate.
The young man was aged about eighteen
years and was unmarried.
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When tho Register gets ready to take
up any Of the liberal propositions oil
tho Horkhoimer Brothers and relieve
them OF their stock OF wool. tho INTEL.
LIOESCER will DO glad 10 motto the fact
There will ncvcr be better opportu.
nifty TO add $4,000 to tho Democratic
campaign fund than IL now presented.
All that is necessary is to buy tho Hork-
hoimer wool at 20 cents a pound.
Tho Democratic managers will not dc.
spIae such q contribution, and they will
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FOR IS YEARS
On Face And Scalp. Physicians Pre-
scriptions and Remedies Fail. Lost
All Hope of Cure. Thought Himself
DlSF!GURED FOR LIFE
Cuticura Removed Crusts ut Once.
Disease Entirely Gonein Ono Month.
Now No Truce. Skin Smooth.

For moro than fifteen years I was effected
with running letter on my face and scalp.
Various prescriptions and many remedies wero
furnished, being afterwards treated BY many
physicians, and all TO no avail. had lost al
hope OF ever being cured, and concluded that
was disflgurcd for life. A friend persuaded mo
10 give the CUTIUUIGA REMEDIES trial, which
did In this way: Taking tho CUTIGCnA ltES0L:
VEST two icaSpOOnfuls after each meal, bathed
thr eiIOctrgl uarts in warm water with CUTICUIA
SOAR, mud aIulud the CUTIcUIEA freely until tho
crtists were all removed. IN one month my IaGO
and scalp wcrO perfectly smooth. give this
cheerful testimony for the benefit OF all who afo
COlutnbiaua Ala,
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viii Defeat Wilson.

Charleston ErcHtHJ Nail
The nomination Of A, G. Dayton for
Congress by the Republicans Of tho
Second district on yesterday lie a we'll
deserved tribute to q bright aud cner-
getic young Republican. The vote in
his district this fall will demonstrate
tho wisdom OF the action Of the conven-
ton which nominated him. lilo will
take the seat in Congress which Is now
occupied and miIrOprcscntcd by Hon.
W. L. Wilson. lIc will be tho man
who will 20 down in tho history OF
politics OF this state as the killer OF
WiIsonism in West Virginia and tho
state will DO ovOr grateful to him for
this great service.
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psafno.. cauno. BE Cured

by local applications as they cannot
rench tho diseasod portion OF the car.
There is only ono way to euro deafness.
aud that 10 by constitutional romedios.
Deafness Is caused By All inllamed con-
dition Of tho mucous lining Of tho Eus'
iachun Tube. When this tubo is ill.,
flnmVd you havO rumbIing sound or
imperfect hearing, aud when 1t IL On.
tireIy cloged deafness is tho result, anu
unless tho inflammation can DO taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will DO destroyed Tor.
over; ninO cases out Of ten arc caused
by catarrh, which IL nothing but an ill.,
famed condition OF tho mucous sur
faces.
We will give Ono hundred Dollars Tor
any case Of Deafness Caused by cataFrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; FREQ.
+. J. CuENEV & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 70 cents.
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WAsnISGroH. D. C., Sept. Tho su'
promo lodge Of tho knights Of PythiHs
is nearing tho close Oh It's session. A
movement was started to-day to erect n
monument to Major RathbonO. tho
founder Of tho order. who Is buried at
Utica. n. Y. Washington lodgoG will
endOavor to raise fluid to purchase
the hall which was tho birth place OF
tho fraternity.
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"TnERE Is no excuse for installing or
,nisapprchsnIIIng tho feeling and the tein-
per 81 tho rank aud flle of Democracy
They nro dOwneast under the asseruon
the government, md they nre appronon-
siye TINT efforts to bring about tartn re-
form mny fails but they IRE much more
iownonst mud npprelisnsiVe IN their I"hr
tiiat Democratic principles may BIO sur.
rendered." ,,,,so>,
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Tue Regiaer thinks the nomination Of
Mr.. Dayton a joke. Colonel McGraw. who
Is to conduct Mr.. Wilson's campaign,
thinks it isn't Joke, but is altogether
serious business. Colonel McGraw will
have to be careful or the ReJiaer will
read him out OF the party for the high
crime Of understanding the situation.
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uox. ALyRED CALDWELL declines to
accept the Democratic nomination for
the senate in the First district. He re-
turns the nomination with due appre'
citation Of tho honor. It makes no
difference who may be-the- second
choice, Mr.. Whitaker will betelected
by majority enough to make sure Of
seating him.
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THE IxrELLroEScER is not much OF an
E. Willis Wilson partisan. but it does
seem that friends Of the ex-governor
might be allowed to hold a meeting
without being shot down by the United
States marshal and his deputies. 1t is
Democratic row. to be sure, but the
state and the United States are inter.
csted in Il.
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REx DE- PAakuUEsr having returned
from Europe, the time Is Opportuns for
some Tammany statesmen to go 70 En-
rope or to Canada. The air that Park
hurst breatbes Is no. wholesome for
than