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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03

We Eat More than Any O4Aer rec.
pie ON Earth,

We Eat More than Any OeAOr PeO..
pie on Earth.
We, the people Of the United States,
consume more bananas than all The.
other nations Of the earth. Last year
We managed to do away with nearly
$4,000, 900 punches, or about one bunch,
Of 70 dozen bananas to every four per.
sons, and the trade ID still growing.
This ID only the imported bananas.
Florida has begun to raise large guam
titles OF the luscious fruit and would
add considerable to this total. The
exact number imported IL II, 1894, TIA, Of
which New Orleans received about one.
third, New York nearly a quarter,
Philadelphia sixth, Boston more than
one.ninth, Mobile O tenth, and Balti-
more one.eighteenth part the small re-
mainder being distributed among other
receiving points. Altogether some 1900
ship cargoes Of bananas are recorded In
the custom house reports. The north.
ern ports obtain most of their bananas.
from the West Indies, Jamaica and
Cuba, while New Orleans chiefly 70.
ceives from South and Central America
The banana plant 10 one Of the most
prolific bearers In the world, and re-
Quires little or no care. The fruit ID.
sold on the market at retail for 10 or
10 cents q dozen, at which rate there.
ID said to be considerable profit In the.
trade. ~ the cost Of production IL prac.
ucally nothing, the only item Of expense
being the freight charges.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
Standing Committees for the Year

lS04.Os
School Management - Messrs. Brennan
Halle, Duggan, Mrs. Sherman, Messrs. Gus
aek, Beebe, Errant. Thornton, Rosentha
Janitors and Supplies Messrs. Cusack
Duggan, Cameron, Bluthardt and Keane.
Bulldings and Gr0unds-Messrs. Beebe
Halle, Mallette, Kirk, Bluthardt, G0etx
Drexmal, Duggan and Bl0unt.
F!nance-Messrs. Lindblom, Brennan and
Judiciary-Messrs. Drezmal. Errant. and
Rosenthal.
School Fund Property-Messrs. Keane,
Brennan, Blount, Cameron, Cusack and Err
rant.
High school-Messrs. Cameron, Halle. Mrs
Sherman, Messrs. Brennan and Thornton.
College Preparatory schoo-Messrs. Thorn
ton, Brennan, Halle, Mrs. Sherman and Mr.
English High and Manual Training School
Mr.. Mallette, Mrs. sherman and Mr.. Kirk
Special Funds-Messrs. ROsenthal, Lind
olOin, Blount, Kirk and =.
Drawing-Messrs. Errant, Cusack, Bcebe
Jlrka and -.
Music = Messrs. Bluthardt. Drezmal,
BlOunt, Mallette aud =.
German-Messrs. Halle, Bluthardt, Dug
gan, Mrs. Sherman and Mr.. Goetz
Physical Culture--Messrs. GOetz, Jirka,
Bluthhardt, ROsenthal and -.
Compulsory observation-disclosures. Duggan,
Jirka, LindblOm, Drezmal and keanc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
Love or EcientlahinY

Ruth Ashmore writes the following
under the head: THE Greatest Of Dan.
gers"
II think II lies In the belief and tho
possibility Of platonic friendshlp with
married man. 4 number Of letter..
have come to me writtsa BY unhappy
girls, who, having been thrown either
through business Or In q social way
with fascinating men, have yielded To-
he attraction. believed In the posi-.
bility Of such . fr>endship. only to die.
covee Tat what was talked Of 40
friendship was in reality love. Moth.
ing excuses you. my dear girl, for lov.
Inc Q man whose heart, mind and
body belong to another woman.
TT 10 true that too often these I'm.
desirable friendships begin In tho most
innocent way, but the very minute
that you ind that this man IL becoming
necessity to your happiness you must
stop at once. The old story 10 told BY
the wicked man, the oft.told story Of an
unsympathetic wlfe-a wife that ID
not companionable, q wife given over
10 domestic affairs-with, % natural
sequence, the oft.told story that you
bring q little light into his life, that
you make . little happiness, and that
you are the only woman who ever
thoroughly understood him. This 10
such an old story, and yet It 10 one 10
which too many women listen. Ny
dear girl, look the matter straight In
the face. No matter how bad mans
wife may be, no matter how he may
long for companlonship, you are doing
IN absolute wrong by even listening to
this story"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03

We congratulate the people of the
North Side In now having In their
midst one of the largest and best equip
ped safety deposit vaults In the city,
at $40 East Division street. These
vaults are absolutely fire and burglar
proof, with all the latest improvements.
and the people Of the North Side and
suburbs will no doubt avail themselves
Of the opportunity to patronize this
convenient North Side enterprise.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
Foreign C0nsulu In Chicago.

Argentine kepubllc-P. 8. Hudson, - Jack.
son street.
Austro.H ungarian-Henry Clausscnius. 70
9th avenue.
belgium Charles Henrotin. i07 Dearborn
street.
Dcnmark-Emil Dreler. 200 Fremont street,
France-EdmOnd Bruwart, 70 La Sale
street. =
German Empire-Carl Buens. Is Borden
Block.
Great Britain-James II. sadler. y Dear.
born street.
itaIy-Manassero d OastisIioIe. no La
Mexico- Felipe Berrioxabai. l2e Washing.
ton street.
:, Netherlands-George BIrkhon. IT,. s5
Russia-M. II. Thai. 70 La Sale street,
tauk Block. -
:, Sweden and Norway-Peter Hvanoe. 1853
Randolph street.
switxerland-A. Hallnger. 1877 Washington
Turkey Charles Henrotin. Stock Exchange
Building.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03

II you wish to be unpopular In Q
small town. just mind your own bust.
ness.
How . Bull's Signal Was Obeyed.
One day recently while q New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio freight train
was approaching Meadville at rapid
rate Of speed, most remarkable thing
occurred. A brakeman, who was rid.
ing on the engine. happened to look
back and saw what he supposed was
the conductors arm waving franti.
cally for down brakes. He notified
the engineer, and an emergency stop
was made, after which an investiga.
tion revealed the fact that what he
took to be the conductors signal was
only the tail Of big Texas steer that
had In some manner protruded
through hole In the side Of the car.
and was waving with the wind. Thil
d perhaps the'nrst true story Of q bud
signaling . train to stop.
a.. e.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
State Oovernsucnt.
County Oovernment.


Slsrn Circuit Court T. d! risss
CIsrs Sups.io, Court. stephen p; Grimm
Sssa f5Ss:ss b:n: ysSpss
S SsSsy'is Is "a 9
President board Of County Sss'1; Il s''sn'
rsG;ouNTY U;oIiMiiiSiisi Sas'sb J. h'a''
Hsns p hs: oe O. ssra: Er. AZ:
1 rSUn a JIM :x IDS M H Riy!s!Sn & q
Gustav w. Kunstman. .. -. .273 HAstings 81
Louis n. Mack. .............s 24 GRIND Ave
{ohn n Cunnins. ............i2 DsK S g!
fSss%sSs y: Jones: :di;;S %:si%s;s I !. 4!:
COOK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
asa1F Ts csoss; r:s So"% % c s%S
Henry F. Donovan. President, 900 Web.
B. 4. Bright. Secretary, $40 Court House.
9. D. Walden. 1900 Title and Trust Build.
Daniel b. Hs.iy. a IS Court House.
Q. g. GSstlSf "a 4 GS%Y e Commerce.
Teachers, Janitors- ana Engineers-C. O..
Cutting. chairman; o. T. Bright, J. n. Lin.
gren.
eb snsas: & sns jss,s: .S:, ,osS Cool
chairman; f pSniei B. Hesiy, Nelson K. Col.
Buildings. Grounds and 0upplles-Danlel D.
Healy, chairman; J. r. Llndgren, o. r.
Gymnasium and Physical Culture Henry
Cool.
tRs!.t!on e CITY sshosl'1o; = Bright
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
4ta share.

On ono occasion when the poet Camp
bell and his elder brother were sleeping
together the poet was even more than
usually restless. His brother received
Q series Of vigorous kicks and bore
them with surprising good nature But
In the morning he demanded an expla.
nation.
II was not asleep" replied the gifted
homas, YEARLY. II was attempting to
compose q poem upon grandeur. but !
was unable to get the lines to please
mo at all for long time. But think
that, with one or two alterations, II win
do now"
"Indeedr responded his long-sufier.
ing brother dryly. "Well, Tom, I don't
know what share you claim In this last
sffusion, but am quite sure that had
all the bold strokes of It."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
Federal, State, County and City Officials.

District No. V.-wentworth avenue near cath
street, Englewood. Peter Caldwell, Judge.
District hS No. j0:-shsfleld avenue near Diver
Rogers Park-P. NJ. Searles, Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
Been TO tho Dead Circus,

Sammy came homo from an after.
noon at the natural history museum,
"Where have you been?" said bic
grandpa, who saw that he was In nm.
commonly good spirits. "Oh, we've had
splendid time. We've been to dead
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Australia.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03

No man likes criticism. and he par.
Hcularly dislikss It II he deserves Il
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-03
Federal Omcia1e.

Collector Of Customs. :. -: Martin J. Russell
Collector OF Internal Revenue. Nv. j. Mise
United states Marshal. =. John w. Arnold
Custodian u. 8. Building. -. M. u. HALEY
Chief Postofitce Inspector. james =. Stuart
Appraiser Of the Port. .... Frank q. Hoyne
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11

Nollet y heItty a|lNh |Iai nN Ihe lHih az n
tolNmbNI A u i1 ~ ltIIA|n naAtn |han
I1na.nG q .1e p|lIffl Court ~ hf fo4nn *
n. ala'ih. llie.I.tI. 4. Iohf N l.If tSdi n NJ
II|n0I. I0l1 1Na|1 now fTI|fEN IH I|N same ~ n
4. fo.ifiI Hftalt1H and l4MNNI41 * h les
sssi. l,.sls. y I. ,las 0s 3n6 .ssIss }. ilt.sd H
.s's M y \ 2.' . .. . 3 ''' sIs9 81 s9a I, ,'9 AZ
eslae s'n. @ s . aa s d ''' p'ai 2ss i'f
IIt I|d UA|nI|n recovered ~ and NnKINNI rs said
.isna.lt |.'se.'' 'P| ~ g, i ''''. 81 A. nPa. n.
tal.as0a III 1ait rh1a. ,nd nv rnM u Ferry nsq
11si p ~ iol|htF se's q .s'a tHi H''h
Interest from ..'a e.'. q. y, re " lte'se l.N
1slI I ssf I'||'.I' .'Il Iie |.lHlNIi dni lnfaIl,
Iaa been n0|d b I4II|n|d rs, lAf interest due a.
sz., &, SYg 81. PE'. 8 s 'sa ,h tss ss 2, & bs. az
1of a b. l4.t. IhH dare af the N6|d hereinafter
n4sl. q ely hanafpa and l'shiY'plne and aiiop
bsI ialset6s Is ard 81 sls,as 81 N execution
||1NN1 Dat uf Ea|d lUnII On IhH 10Th day 81 Sep.
..,''. .. a. a y ., sHa e 'a2 M ssly ess,s'li X
Itrt. t0MUenI|nn ia II it1 f1r|i1 and f1nfnrnif.
1eedA and oAail4la ol aa|d deiendanla John N'
faAlf And ]. " nlrIaf. h cause % ~ made fhe
.ne..e sea . .as,lass 1s.. sea .ls. s..ieg y
h 1nId Judgment flnclNod a. atofttaid, until paid
sud ~ sum ol Forty Atc and iploo ltisiul uol'
az on the sissday ~ september A b iws
dab lasy upon and lake lnf0 |Ay pofIoaaon Df mo
property ~ enc 81 lh0 anld defendants . W. hlp,
Ivy lhu following dssrflbfa reel s..sie aliualsa "
The town ~ Silver Cllf, county ~ Grant. and Ter
fItqIt " SHu Ma1'rn, aa iHI|1Nf tnuli
All pf Block nnNhfie1 twelve lill % roWoii'a
i.s,s'. . ~ s " y s'a.~i aoek~ gh|,,yprs 9
a|lII tnf|t lIIIl iof1aAH ali|i|QA " tIo iiaA 81
tl'fqf C|Il. N n lpfelAtf with All lhe leuempnla
and hefeal|amtuif, end npnHfirnautea iAnfeuAip
belonging Or ~ nnt Wire tprerAlnlnN % said real
properly ~ thertuniQ ufraiig Incident hAd and
enjoyed with said real estate.
Now therefore hy virtue ol sald plomlto1 and
1ait execution and levy 30 alofr1ad WI f4|'f
Tor fhIn and sell on NE Ipih day ~ ufiuhtl =. D.
~. a. ne hpnf tlen o'clock q he FORENOON ol
sHd daf a l|ln thaf door 81 lhn Court House of
tho ulalricl Court Tor the county ut Grant and
Territory 81 New hcNirn, ~ hllfeE Oliy " enid
county and Iefliafy a. public auction ~ The high
and lti bidder lol cash ~ handi a' ne tight.
Tile nnd Interest pi the aald defendant ]. W Rip.
ief, IN a1u 70 ~ Apute deacflbtd real e4lqle ~
ilf iinr " llq said irfy of said t1ncullnn ~
aforesaid uf ~ much Of said real ealla a. may b.
necessary % phy and dleghaffo nala |pdrbledncns
and itc lHii tofia ul afin court ltlalito thenio,
nArlon SHANNON,
hberiH Of 0lnnt Co., N. ~,
flfal publication sept aiih.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11


Tie Ieulloty 81 New Mexico 70 llia constable
ofpfscln1l Nell, pranl ,oanly 0fealine
Whereas, BY our writ No lately aommaFdcd yen
10 attach ihn goods and rhaiiola, land, irnoulnnf,
effects, moneys, credits n uhQmtorfrf hnndg
they SAY b. i1und pl Charles plrI< Or % WHth
iileient 20 eaiFiy fhe sum of Twenty eight dol
lars and ten cents. nannnfn and costs 81 suit ana
tho same safely keep, 20 provide that yqu have
,1e semg tnfpfc NE dn.ilfe court ~ fteeael ~.
Justice court e % held a. iuSilce ofice ln rAld
Precinct No. ~, uuthn 1T dag ul Npyrmter a, ~
itIi and You also fumuoH the a1ln Chhflna IIrix
4 b. be found IN yuur treclncl, 20 BE- aud appear
before The sald Justice conri ~ the said day 20
lof elnhleen and ~ 10 dallnfs ioRetlct with lns
IpFpft and roei ~ suit aud you a that day return
INTO our anIf Juelir1 Honfi that you on the Nlfk
day ~ Auoutl a, ~ iel1 hy virtue Of said writ %
cook stove. boxes Il ii. eoods, bales ii. ii.
Tno4H, urpfsrr, I hdle wool mntifataoH, sci
fpflnes, bnd, thlldN wagon, bux plcluIpa |
fppch, ti1luu pipe, allows.
hna whefeasi ~ ne sept, term 4. D, 1865 oi
was entered IN favor ~ tne aald j.. A. MAhonoy
and aoalnsl The fnIf Charles Flpif for shn nunl nl
e'ghiHeu and loip0 dollars damr ~ aud ton dol
lars cost az fnli.
aelne drslfious lssi ins Said j.. X Mahoney
anniild bo satisfied hla ,lGmReea nlnrasaldl that
you arl or cause ~ ~ sold lN manner pafsofhnd
by law, the good. and ehaiiele lnnda and lene'
rleis Tor lhe beai price Ihal mpy ba Got for anne
aud have tho money arising from such sale, be-
fore nuf said juHltn court uiihlu sixty DAYS Rom
e ferelpi hereto feudofed elc. and have then and
witness, iouis I. MARSHALL,
Jntlico N The Pence, fraeact No, n, ufant Co..
N, NJ. on thle 1llh daf oi sept. A. y. iev5.
fIrst publication Ocl. 4
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11

DEmSNO CHAPTER. NO. 81 AM
Regular Cpneotailnu second Thursday ~ tANk
munfh AZ pm, ln Nnfnnc Hall huInufuind
Companions cordially invited.
j.. y. Nu0noHrr, q. u. n
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11

DEMtNu COUNCIL. NO 4. ~ a s.si.
Regular Assembly illid Thursday IA each nnnlh
NJ H.ln., ln Malotic Hail. Waiting Companions
cordially luflie1,
Eh. rtmiNqtvN, iifeoidefl
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11

N0llc0.
IN the District Court ~ Ike Third Judleinl Die
lrllt oi The Teffllorg 81 New Mexico, within and
fuf lhr county uf Grant.
Ida Mccarthy,
Prank Mccarthy.
The fald folpnnaenl. Frank Mccarthy, IL here
by notified that q fuli IN rlnurrIf hft henn cor
uiuHcfd against hllH III tho ulHffl1f tourt ID ard
fnf the fNuuly nf Hlaut aud FUIr|lurf 81 Nfw
Mexico hy rad complainant, Ids MtCuuhY, 10 oh
tain drtfee Tor divorce from the aHld respondent
unun the Hfuuudn Of hnllHnnpuIi. nFeudnNmflll
respondent, and TINT uHlfns said frtunndruf enter
NJ sHprcqfaucH N said suit with mo clerk and
le1l.lrg IN sllsncefy pn o. scioie the ihlld Mon
~ i day nf 80 November uud the hral day !
tie next ftgnlaf Nn,aIuluf torn - fad court,
D dfcl prJ confefao VIII b. entered ngall.e. Alni
ihnfolu.
W n. WAfrnN, Clerk.
c. J, MUtyANF Solicitor ioF Complainant.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11

DEnING LODQE, NO, I. no. q. W.
month q X. 4 Hall. Eeilow workmtn cordially
Invited
ia. Cana. Ilssorasr. : + -
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11

....I.I I..I..
.
t,....,,.. .isn.l..l M thn a. train. aonlh.
..s...... .'.,i,..n N cfast county. New
k,.s,.a ..,ans .uto skls,nnco ia 1881.
ules h ,sa,l.sd shs uolol 6f,ae lunclIon
N ,,,. A,sh,aon ron,ta |t SANTA lpe FnIl.
,snd .vIlsm Wl,h shnt II ih6 southern
rsa,as. fssnlaa thu great transconilncn
al line. The ra|lfoad officials and those
snaaaed IN ti.e construction Of both great
tt,slna were prompt 10 realize The coin
nc Imnorttncs Of the town, and ~
aloelh ffom thh vary outsat mnn rapid
Ana elahd.. since sh0n sho Santa 10
b,hoch n silver CITY kas been built from
DAn,lna and The Southern Pacific has
l..s .rssnded 10 hi raao thoro connect.
s.e ulth tha a. II. 3. A. aud the r. ~.
4, it.t I,..nlnp to.dnt IA mllfoni cen.
,.s.f ftmno,tance ha.Inr lines radlaiIne
~ ,,.. un.sh soush. eaal mud west. Al.
..s'e. ,.,,..a., she No,,b ma,lcnn Pacific.
.,'.,.,.',.', .,,,,N ,r,o .se~,c,. ,rrn,nr
= .o,',,..,,. me ~ N. riches, sections
~ t...,.~. h....,.,,,...a tta total
...,-s-. e M s,,, i. sd ,mi,sa nna Il viii
n.,.s1 :, n .ns,,,s. ~ on NJ oonsh ana 10.
..,.,.-..,, w 81 "a KY ~. ~ .sn., faca,.a n she
...,' ~ -. q. ,.o Mn,mnn eolo.
~'...s.s.s...p ~ Il wsp ..'.. ~ ,onno nennla ~
wv r.'",..'r ",,', ~. ~, .. 4, ,na.. .sct
s''s " -'~, 4. '.s,s. =. ~, r...,,, n,,,e.
.n'r'ne .n"'P' :" ~ : = 49,
" pe'p'pS' -.
Dpm,ns y ~ Wv ,.'S s''n'' = Z ~
heF'eu''ufM Hnu 's"'' 'A'e'pl oe"'s.' =.
tlsa,'on entetps'aso w unn,' w ~. ~
'ns ammoo'a's us,e'oPnoe, nv = ny M "e ,,,
nos'i" 's''"'.s' ~ ~" "',.' " ~
'.'mo''' 'fs'e"Non 7'''P-s' ss,~ =
p'nhfi fin ol'o'A'''n " Wy my. Z, '.,-',
ing HnQ nave "'f7nnJ sVe'a'n'eu .'''vV
acres me pe'nln8 ''Ano = " n''s 1pl,.
pany Pays ofss 's~ asss. w 'nnS'''e.'', a,as = \,
nogspnn''us ''e w, VIZ" ~n'rn "
pIsphf'nk % ~. "e''s = .sss'so'' =
%olyvo,'.o 's''a'''y " ~. ~ s'1 ss'. .'.,'. ~
.'.''s's' ,,, Wy /" n .'." ~ ~ w ,. ~, a..
'.'.',' M .ss 49, "1~ -" NIX ..s,,, . 4,
s.1 ,'a" -..,'. ..,".'s@ Ss ,,,..',r~' r,..s A.
vrs ,'.,,,.,s .''~ n,,s.,.,y ~ .,s, ~, hn
.,..s,,'snn f~,,,, - r..sv ~, rhn
XXI 4. .s.i t..s,.s e,a ,caa.,y cn,s,easea
.ss,sns,n,,, ,ry,v.,,on a. fvn = snd ~ nr,c
,e.,,s 4. dni,,nr sI,n ca,,ntry wlth ANAL
r.,,,. ..a ea.,,.na .,hich nnru,.h oom.
so,,n,,l.. h vinrs to shelr owners.
ia es,,,ne,ed t,at ,Aere viii be 10000
- -
Deming headlight., 1895-10-11
DEMING LODGE DIRECTORY.

DEntNo LODGE No. ~. a. 4. a a. M
Regular Communication nfll Thursday n each
month nt n. nj. "a Masonic HALL Ylafllnn
hfutlofk cordially ln4iNd 70 nfIend.
junH ConnNff. W Nl
NJ, rnNniaatun, eocItiaiy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-27
4 ROOT BEER RECIPE.

The ingredients are: sugar, warm
water, yeast and the bottled extract.
Bottle the mixture Immediately in
strong bottles or jugs, tying down
the cork securely. Locate bottles in
warm place to start fermentation.
In twenty four hours it will be ready
to drink, but will effervesce more
freely if allowed to stand three or
four days, etc" "This is simply a
recipe Tor making alcohol, and all
temperance people ought to recog-
nize il as such. All alcohol is made
by the decay or fermentation of the
sugar in sweet liquid. Every such
liquid unless put up hot in air tight
csns), fermenting in ordinary tenn
persture, inevitably makes alcohol,
and temperance people should know
better than to be humbugged into
making, using and recommending
the very article they are so busily
fighting Y.W.CT.U.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-27

The Citizens Sanitary and Relief
Committee vacated Carter & Kin
ney's Office yesterday afternoon /;
all the paraphernalia used in car
rying out the effective work accom-
plished by them was removed to
the marshals Office, where some
details will be arranged in the
matter of proper lists for use of the
new paid inspectors appointed yes
terday by the Board Of Health.
The new inspectors will begin
their labors this morning and con-
tinue until further orders from the
marshal. All reports will be made
to that official in the future.
A complete list of the volunteer
inspectors and sub-inspectors is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-27

In recent letter to the manufact-
urers, Mr.. w. F. Benjamin, editor of
the Spectator, Rushford, n. Y. says:
at msy be pleasure to you to know
the high esteem in which Chamber
lain's medicines are held by the PEG
pie of your own state, where they
must - best known. An aunt Of
mine, who resides at Dexter, Iowa.
was about to visit me a few years
since, and before leaving home wrote
me, asking if they were sold here,
stating if they were not she would
bring quantity with her, as she did
not like to be without them" The
medicines referred to are Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, famous for its
cures of colds and Group; Chamber
lsin's Pain Balm, for rheumatism,
lame back, pains in the side and
chest; and Chamberlsin's Cholera,
Colo and Diarrhoes Remedy, for
bowel complaints. These medicines
hsve been in constant use in Iowa
for almost quarter of a century
The people have lear ned that they
are articles of great worth and merit,
and unequsled by any other. They
are for sale here, by all dealers.
Benson, SMITH d Co., agents for HI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-27
VOLUNTEER sUB-INsPECToRs.

DISTRICT IL. X. Baker, John C.
Lane, L. K. Sheldon, Robert Hol-
bromes, NJ. Aona, w. X. Waiamau,
]. L. Aholo, d Kahalesahu, James
Kolikoli, Sam Kaloa, Ed. Duyachelle,
Lot Lane, A. s. Prescott.
DISTRICT John II. Thompson,
S Paaluhi, n. Fernandez, William
McGurn, John Hiram, ]. NJ. Kane
akua, George Gray, Charles Rose, j.
X. Pendergast, ]. X. Nakookoo.
DISTRICT 3.-Fr. Kuroda, Eli Craw-
ford, w. Crawford, w. c. Achi, w.
Mott, John Moses, J. F. Figuerdo, w.
Chang Hoon, Charles Warren, ]. w.
Nahaulau, d. II. Nahaulelio, S. K.
Aki, D. Crowningberg, Chas. Clark.
DISTRICT 4.-Wm. F. Love, Phil.
Braun, ]. n. K. Keola, II. w. Peck,
]. D. Holt, J. A. Johnson, w. r. Sims,
D. T. Bailey, E. H. F. Wolter, A. G..
NJ. Robertson, Chang Kim, Henry
Hapai, Wray Taylor, H. A. Parmalee,
Bruce Cartwright, G. D. Chase, E. P.
Chaplin, J. NJ. Webb, R. L. AuerOach,
V. II. Kitcat, E. Silva, Joe Silva, J..
P. Dias, joaquin Silva, A. V. Soares,
t. P. Melvin, J. NJ. Camara, j. F.
Eckardt.
DISTRICT Be. c. Winston, Carl
Nett, F. A. Hosmer, Collins, J. H.
Soper, G. D Freeth, c. Crabbe, A. H.
Mossman, Halstead, II. Crabbe, R.
Cation, L. Marks, Peacock, Mckenzie,
Humphreys, c. r. McVeigh, J. w.
Podmore, c. Forster, Akau, w. Nc
Bryde, t. ] King, j. Morgan, w. H.
Cooper, G. Ingham, w. Herrick, J. II.
Jones, J. l.. Dumas, F. w. McChesney
S. Lederer.
DISTRICT e. B. Barthrop, ]. B.
Daniels, w. II. Wright, 1. Harbottle,
W. NJ. Templeton, G. A. Mauer, /. A.
Lowell, F. l.. Dortch, Arthur Reyn-
Odds, l. K. Napoleon, George Turner,
Z. w. Damon, Bruce Waripg, S. A.
Gunst, Viggo Jacobsen, Tom Dow.
DISTRICT DIR. Eiger, c. B. Gray,
]. B. Gibson, K. Podeyn, Dan Logan,
L. G. Hough, J. Galbrsith, Geo. Rose,
]. Liwai, J. Leleo, G. B. Cooper.
DISTRICT Sc. S. Harris, Jr., NJ.
K. Keohokalole, q. Napolean, E. K.
Lilikalani, Walter McBryde, C. T.
Wilder, H. NJ. Whitney, Jr.
DISTRICT "a. F. Cooke, G. E.
Smithies, L. Wodehouse, l. II. Dee,
w. w. Harris, E. Benper, DR.. Gross
man, Paul Mullendorf. w. Berlowitz,
G. A. Long, c. ]. Rhodes, w. H.
Wright.
DISTRICT lot. P. Cummins, h.
Kaouli, NJ. Colburn, GU. Waller, C.
]. Sherwood, J. Heleluhi, T. s. Doug
las, c. Brown.
DISTRICT l1-Wm. Aud, Chas.
Lucas, Geo. Angus, Chr. Conradt.
DISTRICT 12-W. J. Coelho, Hanola,
c. NJ. White, A. C. Pestano.
DISTRICT 13.-H. E. Waity, w. D.
Alexander, w. F Thrum, Locker, G.
A. Long, Rose Davidson, S. G. Wild
er, Q. Wood, c. II. w. Norton. NJ.
A. Gonsalves, II. Davis, A. Kid, Sam
French, VIM. Maysen, R. Wood, A.
E. Weirick.
district &C. S. Desky, w. s.
Edings, Rev. Brine, n. Swinton, w.
F. Allen, G. P. Castle, E. A. jacobson,
T. II. Petrie, B. F. Brardmore, C.
Anterior, E. o. White, F S. Lyman,
W. Q. Atwater, ]. l.. Mclean, T. R.
Lucas, c. J. Fishel, w. Lishman,
Mossman, Z. W. Peterson, ]. q. Roth
well
DISTRICT 15.-Joe Correa, Sam Ka-
81. w. Kanakaole, Jas.
Mana.
DISTRICT &c. A. Macintosh, A.
]. Smithies, J. J. Egan, G. s. Water
house, Jno. Edwards, J. P. Keola,
Albert Judd, Kaanana.
DISTRICT 17.-G. w. Smith, ]. Nc
Queen, b. Kane, Ihihi, DIR. Nichols,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-27

ii. Crabbe, Poepoe. R. Kappa, Marks,
n. Mist, B. Mist, Ferd Hedemann. J..
B. Alexander, c. Bolte, II. II. Par.
ker, 81. Green, Kabaiwai.
DISTRICT 1S.-Kama, Machado.
Rodrigues, Nakuina, Fernandes, PEN
field, +. Maby, c. E. King, Fagerros,
Peter Naluai, E. Montgomery, S. Ma
helona.
DISTRICT 19.-Jas. Kealohakui, E.
Sniffen.
DISTRICT 20.-J. o. Carter, Jr., A.G.
Correa, d. w. Corbett, J. S. Martin,
w: +. Wilson, E. Woodward, II. c.
White, w. G. Hollingsbead, F. W.
Weed, Rev. s. E. Bishop.
DISTRICT &c. M. Hyde, J. Lead
ingham, ]. A. Thompson, Rev. o. P.
Emerson, G. d. Egner, d. H. Sharp
less.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-27

Hilo is developing great tennis
enthusiasm. A club has been
formed, and there is talk of joining
an inter-island tournament.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-09-27
SERVED THEIR COUNTRY WELL,
Complete List of Volunteer Inspec-
tors and Sub-inspsctors.
PAID INSPECTORS APPOINTED

Citizens sanitary Committee Have
Turned Over Everything to the Mar
shal-An Reports to be Made to That
Omcial-Details of the Work Done.