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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
Oiuken saBlen.
a3;d,tise Grtid,eruns in Sc;us auf Gle 3abz
lung ppn Stcrbe9eIecrn in ScIbffmure=

s3;dbtise Gntidciruns in Scius auf Gle Sabs
Inms ppn Stcrbe9eIncrn in Sclbffmpre=
fallen.
Mi1nautee, 0is., II. 8es. -
De .Suprem i2oge Der ygDt6iaszRitz
tsr" i It our9 eineGntI I4eioung ces bic
itgsn Superior 8eri6ts angenie7en
norbsn, her Wittpe zines U}itgliepes,
Oa5 Our6 'SelbTtmorD aus benz Seben
gef6ie0en mar, Die polle Summe faiz
ner 8srIi6erungs Yoli au53u3u6=
len, Der oorliagenoe Prp5eb mar elm
Ss7tfaq, in tpel9em es iib I'M bic
&e4tsfrage 6anOelte, pb Der Or0en in
SeJ6TtmorosfdlLen, bensn geiitige I'm
3urt6nungsfdbigfeit gu 9runoe lug,
Die Qus3ablung Des Sterbegsloes oerz
peigern fam. Die 9IGgsrin, Barbara
fuggrabsr, Oeren @6emam i'm gtoz
bcm6er 1898 in geiItssgsItDrtem 3uz
itanbe 5sl6Itmoro beoing, bate Die
Suprsm l2oge auf3ablung Der pollsn
8erIi4srungsiumme BON $1,000 per-
tlagt, tpdbrero Der Srben bic Bah
lunJsb2rpfll1tung dblsbnte unterStnz
reis auf cine IStatuten 8aitimmung,
pel6e Die 8erfi6erungs golice eines
NiitglieoeS, pas in 3urs6nunss= o0er
lm3ure4nun3sfdbigem 3uitanoe ii4
Das Ge6en nimmt, als binfdQig erz
tlGrt. Die ieBt 9sfdIte GntI6eibung
fpri6t Dem SrOen bas Retbt ub, cine
folhe 9eI6rdntung ieiner 3a6lungsz
Derpfli4tung por3ui6rei6sn. S0arlbz
gangen, inr3uitanoe Der9eiItes1t0rung
f:9angsn, tDnn!en Der boIIea8IItigteit
cer 8erIi&erungs golica feinen Q(bz
f>u4 HUN. Die &nfI4e;oung lit NAB
s,6sro fir zine betrd6tli6e 3a6l slsi=
6cr i5dQs, in tpelf,n man aus benfelz
6an 8riinoaa rSterbag,Ibsr" perrsiz
gort Bate uno legt Dem Srben ms
6qommt eiAs3a6luHg oOn ii6sr $780,
600 auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
1tmtergama eincs oeutfd,tr Sonfdlif.
fes.-17 NRcnidIen crtranfem.

2onDpn, II. 9e5em6er. - Su8
ppa Barn, Nules, nah 9ongfong BE-
itiumts 0eutIfs 8ouif7iff nRajo5,"
GapttGn 9eQmer, lit i'm &unul bon
8riItol untsrgeganqen. 3pei Mi5glisz
Der Der Wanni6aft ipurIosn gerettet,
Die iibrigen, II al Oer3a9l, eriranfsn.
Der nRaju6" pur ein eiIernss S4iff
ben 1890 Scnren, gigsntbum Der
5irma .. s9iGIing in Bremen, uno
puroe in 1864 gu 2ioerpool geb1ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
Wrue U}etbnoc smr SeirBung elmer
9Snffnleiiteritellc.

6 anton, g., II. DECEMBER. =
Die 8iirgsr pon 2ouisDils, einem
1000 @inpobrer 5G6lenDen OprTe in
DieIem &puntp, 5u6en 3pads Belle
gung oe5 Strsites lin bic 8pitmtiiterz
ftelle einesl neuen 8lQn erfunpan. 9d
fir Die PoitmeiiterI Itsle 10 Gambia
len por5dnoen iinD uno bisislban ii4
idnntli3 an Den GongreBu6georonez
ten SaDior geipan0t 6abe4, tpiinI9t
perieIbe in Grfa9rung gu bringen,
psl6er Gonoipat ppn ben 8iirqarn am
M}eiiten begiinitist miro. 4Is Reiulz
tat oss Wunf6es BADEN bic GaToioaz
ten me9rere 8sriammlungsn g,balten
unD 6ei9lofen, am 9. SSanuar 1897
etne Spe3iulpa6l 81 6alten. Die Gam
otoaten jugen JsBt i'm 0orfe aa3
Sfimmsn.
= @Gdrles Scott nurbe in Qinz
coin, Rebr., BON leinsr Satin gaI9oIz
len unb 1ebensgefGbrli9 peripunoet.
8stoe Gutten Streit. Scptt ging auf
feline Satin nit einem MeFer ips,
unb bic SSruu erfaBie efaen 8ebolDer
uno f6pB Den Mann ms 5era.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
Sine 9atartroSse in ssanien.

sc aDrib, II. Oe5sm6er. = gu
8eres, in Der qrroin3 @aoir, 16
N6eilen Don GaOi5, itiir5te heute friib
elm BON IS 9erIonen betpo9ntes Sc
bGube plDbli6 Gin ueb begru6 iGmmtz
li6e 8epobner unter ieinen Sriimz
mern. Glf Qeiden uno 46 S6parz
perDunbete iino 6ereits aus ben
Sriimmsrn gebolt tporben, unb bic
Qufrdumungsarbeiteu limb nod i'm
9dnge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
Ser SentiGe Correspondent,
EdeIidb, fu6bentIif, unb Sonntoss,
Rdfste Fioefffh Il sssrr ss,,n Rsooffs


&. @atne, 6isentbnmer auo 9feoaffeur
(gtatioIs,r BON s. Stainel,
edtfpef=Gde SatimoresStrase unb BoftsSffice. .sIpe
Breis bestaaIid,en SIatteS, burb 9rds.r beiorst,
121a Cts; tdatid1e uno Sonnta ae Niue gabc Is
Gents pro g3ode Sahlbor an bic oas SIat beor9enbez
9rdser.-3aali6 nebit SpnntasS <a,us gabr inter
o., $50 pro a5s f ilassIs
NIT SoHntassbIott, portofrei, NIT Gbsus tiir Clubs,
$2.50 pro Sohr, man ireenb einem Srte oes SHIan.
bes, 81 uadl europa Snuutag gs= =MuSs sabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette unb biuieite oeutidbe 9Iatt
n Cen MitteIz unb Giibtoate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
81. GnngrrB. Ymeitr Situug.

Scr Sduf scs SausfapIaus fir sfe Serbans
nHna res -faItcu Sbee's" aus Gem SdpItpl.
lcbcr 30 Ssripatz &cniipusbins pom
S1duje duocupulu1f;I,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
Gs tuar has crfr
1lua lit oaS ein;ise
SdlmerienzSin SinSernmgsmittel

p.ldts ri: uudl,noisu SdJm,rIcu ioiort b,b,6t, bic
Gutiiu9uug auib,bt NM &sritopiuug bel elmer &ps
ylit1tOu turjrt, oh oj'itl5s nun oou ben Gunqtu
O:m MaGsn psu {inaau:iom oder dn0er;U SrnisI
potr Sreausn btrriIbrsn
Gin 6al5.r 1bttlofel in siutm e!aie gBaiitr
furirt in iD&niQtu YRinut;H Rrdmpit, lauren DlQeu
Spobrtnntu H'rYOdtdt, SblailOTet,t, Wgrdnt
Sjarrbot, Sni;nttrie, 6olic SldbuUgtu unO al.
iun,rlidbcn @cdHu.rotr.
IS aicbt teu Sotiimi::,l Der 98elt Oas SIsbtr uHD
Bt3itlilsbtr uu0 Gle dHo;rsu ma!arti6tn, bitbisn
uuo iuuitiac f7itbcr 10 raid furirt, pit RlDDap's
9tlDD 8ell.f I'M 9:rtiI nit RGoD1Ds 8iuen.
SOC. pro 5iai6c. S:i alien ApOtbetern ju babtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
+ >||lI>FE||

HaOnaOs 8.aop T,li,f bsbtbt ri, ibItmmf.a
e6m.rjtn in elmer big ipanIig Riuut.u. Ii,mans
brau5t cine StunOt, nadJDtm Oisic Annuncs gss
lsi,r bemqtiudt Su isin RON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12

uCpCr 1u %ClpuI- %enNpueUlHp ppW
Sanie auacupmmen.
0aibington, ,. g., II. 9s3.
= Der Senut mar beute niht in Si'
Bung.
Sm 8eprGfantanten9uuTe
lab Ii9 aapldn @ouosn p:ranIuBt, il
7einsm @r0ffnungsg,b,te ip3isG fir
D;, gsItpige Nnnabm, Der Bin 81 BAN
f:n, peI6e Den 9ertauf gsiItiger Sc
trGnf. i'm Gup;tol p,r6iatet. @r Glts
Berte Die 9offnung, Dab audi Der Ssndt
o1s @eTtB unnabmen unO 0aB oafel6e
r;enrals lpiDsrrufsn nepD:n m0g'.
Der 8sI6IuB, laut pil6:m oas nit
elmer llntsrIufung iiber Die iteuerire;e
9arnsrounJ Des 2lltobols in Den Silnz
ten uno 8eperb2n 6:ulIftra9te, gsz
meinIdnre gommiIiion cine 5riIt b:S
gum Gn0s Der SiBuHg fir Die @inr;ta
dung Ieines 8ari4tt5 elbalten ion,
nurot anganommin.
9as 9aus nu6m 5pat SripatsPena
Iipn8 BINS an uno pdIIirte cine opm
8rGTo.ntan nit 8ato b.l5gte SeratSz
fin, lreIf]e elmer 6rau @lpiru 8d6aloer
in Isp 9ampIbirs al5 biLfsbsoHrft:z
gen Dtutter ein,s llnion 9et2rdn2u
cine 9anIion 5uIpriht, ii6sr oas 8sto.
0israuf ging Das 9dus in Plenurz
iiBung unb 3og ben 9riDat RuI.nOsr
in GrtpGgung. Naun Prioat 8ia5
pur6an alsoann er0rte1t uno 3psi rera
iel6sn paIIirt, tporduf ols 6auS cine
gauIe bis 8 ll6p Q6enbs madte.
Syn Der 2(6sno : SiBung paroen 81
8rtpatp,niionsz un0 llnteritiiBung5z
8iQs i'm BI2nar : @omite dngsnomz
men, 10 ouB lie isBt fir enbgiiltigs gntz
Ifeioung bss 6auIes bsreit iino. 9r:t
anpsue 8iQs purber auf ben 5tIh gaz
le9t. lin 1890 Dsrtd9te Ith Dds 9auE
Bis gum nG6itsn U&pntdg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
Gigtc &ur bel allen

Grfdltungcu 6utcn, cntjanostsm Sali,, 5nlusnla,
grOuhitis, 9ncumOnil, anibiUtIlung Der ctltufs
oHft,p.b, 6n3iluounQtu Gb;umdtismus, RtlIrdl'
qit, 5rOibtuliH, Sopip,b, 3dbnlUeb, Itbmd.
AtbcEluetb
Gs turirt Die b,itQtH Sbmsrjtn in elmer biz
,toan,q Winuttn. 4i;uanO brnudlt eiu, StunN.
uadJotm tr oicie auuOnt, UsltisH, S6mtrcn ju
lcincu.
SapiuaD's RsaSu 8rIisf lit tiu Fbtrss Mittel gts
g,qr ult Sdmrjsu, gtrr,nunasn, Guttibungtn
Samtr3en i'm 9ljdtn oui Der gruf OOtr in Dtn
GlisDerH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
gou Oen 1btlippineu=sSuietn.

Sucoma, @aT6., II. 0e5smber.
- Der 9ampfer rMacbuff," Der To-
eben ongefommen lit, brirgt Ha4rthz
TN oon Den PfiItppinenz zSnisln, bic
Bis gum %. Ofto6or rei6en. Gin @orz
reiponoent Der n6OngtOng PrsB"
i6reibt unter Csm gandnnten Datum
ppn Wtaniia SoIgenDes:
Die gfa6sQen geDinnsn In Den Proz
Din3en neus Nn6dngsr, rnb Der 5tunO
Der 0irgs psrI9limmert ii1 3uie>
Genbs. M1aniIu lit gan3 ii6sr, uno
bort lpo3nen 2lusldnber babsn tsine
5urht, IA Die Stdbt bon einam Cor
ben ipaniI6sr FSoIbatan gut bei4uBt
lit. 9si'm 9aIiirsn Der StraBen am
Sage iriirDe Hiemarb gluuben, 0aB
eins ReDolution i'm 9anga mare, bann
es iinD feine 3.iGen ppn rtnru6en be-
mert6ar un0 Der 8ertshr lit ebsnfalls
10 le6gaft, ME friiEer. 9as 5reiDilz
ltgsncOrps leiitet guta 9isnite, o6pofl
iein 8er6altan in gspiiIen ge3ta5unz
gan taoaInspert6 lit. 3pei Gomp1gz
ni:'n ipaniI6ar Solbaten ioQen iiA
neuli9 Des Qbsnbs in 9a6u, eiremOrt
gipiI4sn Golopcdn unD Utula6ron, be-
gegnet iein uro 5suer auf sinanoer err
Offnet fab,n, Da lie fi9 gsgsnisitig fir
&ebellen bielten. Die S9isBeret oauz
erte etns Sturbe lang.
SSn Der Ri9tung bon San Suan Del
Monte purbe am %. Sftcl5ar, Wfor=
gems l ll6r, S4isben pernomm:n, II.
Ra9utittogs 3 llbr puroen Solouten
9sie6en, Die nod Dem umlisgenpen 9iz
itritt uarI6irten. @on Gdpite uro
SSnnan firb feline neuer.n Na4ri6ten
etHQetrpffsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-12
1lebclbefiHoen OSsr Sdmersen.

G;tgcu Gppfp,b CNisrdrs ODER utruoiss Ropf,
nt5). 3l5nidm,rleH Rsurdlgie, 8bcumdtismus'
piit.U,b, SbmcrIen urO SbiUab, i'm 8iidtn, Dem
Judgrat pOcr o:n Ritren S:iAwtrOcn in Der Sts
bsr0cQtnO, S,it:uf;dm, gni6rsiung Der @sltnts
uno Sbm;ritn i:ptr @Irt ibaiit pie appltation RON
Napipa9s Rtlitn ofortiat Greib,runs uno oefen
fortQeitster Gibraud siui0r Iu9s lang btDsriite!s
(i9t cine pcrmausute Seiluue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
Notice Of Sale Under Decree Of.
Foreclosure and Sale,

IN Tag CIRCUIT COURT or TRg
El-Ss lussSeSSl Circuit, Esp1clsc a. sSSalS.
In Egai-v.-S. NJ. pAMoN.l. Il, FISHER
SrG z. 8. WAlTN. CopSrt.,s-S Cr,Gsz the
SrIc name q SiS&ep Sa1 Con- rsr'v, PLAIN
mrs. ~ CECIL BROWN. Administrative
vSEh he val annexed q the ESssEe %
Wslssz MGr-Sv G(cSc-, and TrrS.ss q The
S<sxss q <sS& Waiter Mcr-Sy GsoSor. de-
ceased. under SSsS VIII, Sn6 JANE
WALNEE, EIscGsrSS caGs- sae wlll u
J. : Walker, deceased, and 4, s MclN-
TYRE. - his oga AsAx1s, SHG s. SSscGs9-
under ths VIII u SxSd J, : MSlSs-s Ia
LULA LUCY EAYSSLnES, sn& FRED
S2ICN Il. EAYSSLn DEN. her husband
WIipSES STSA MSEIP COMPANY,
eorpS-asSo-s WALTER n. EAN>SLDEN,
LUCY I. AAYSELDEN. FREDERICK
4 EANSHLDE1N, lUcSo-. 3 minor;
DAVID kALAAACA EASSELDSN, 4
minors xni RACHEL X. EANSSLDSN,
8 r.lnc-, sSs2S22sS-Eo-Scl0 PzocSsG-
IrsS,
e--s-zr. 70 decree os Foreclosure Sai
sale made n tie Sooye entitled S-ls and
CoGrc, MSy tt1h. 4. y, 49, roseee :
HEREBY gwen thas the property hereunder
Ssssc-iceS WI os sod AZ pcclsc SUCTION az
lie CcG-t Reuse -Allsaasrs 5z.sl IN Gccao-
lc1c Island q OSxAC. Hawaiian Islands, On
WEDNESDAY,. August 2Ssh, 81 y O'Clock
Nooc, S4iG SSls 10 os confirmed ~ sad
ClrclI5 Coc-1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
Helped Julien ., aayre % the
Sxtsr: a Nineteen Hundred,
THEN cor THE COLD SHOULDER,
Experfe2cS IL we~rsiS~> Drafts
ls-Sss> On Nvvsa@ fSrS Re
ru-zs& DssAouov~d- Eisyrs'S Cre-
atro-~ Mourz His Departure.

Il appears from recent Developments
,hz. Jcl5s- n Es&yns was q grs&t tsAI
2o-s mixed II his financial matters
than vrzS generally supposed Te&t he
ana 2oS E-zks money l. his venture as
editor q ths Hawaiian Vas well known
10 persons familiar WIN HAyrs- though
there &-s many VIC believed his S10-g
% me s@scc that h VS. subsidized by
parties II t2s EaS1- ELs record IN he
C-t,sG SAFES : practically unknown.
.nccz1 pe-~ezs hers have been IN co--
-ss-c-6s-cs with Hose VITO GGyCs
-s--5o-sG * beng O. intimate Es--1s
wz.h II -ss hopes -Ezr So=s1k11z nigh,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
S. S. CIaudine.
$780,. Ce--zne=--


VIII E=ay= Es1E1E1- Tuesdays Il I
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H. @1E a-z EE-sE-Iz- Mari r.
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NOTICE z11 Z WI nl.c Ee rzzE1uzfeI=
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liz FRI EazET Ct Fzh-zElsz q Eaaszz-
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-ztEsrz asars znzaznE Th..ee tzg-
ny "a ID b VII Ee Hr5..sseE u n z.tsfE-
--aual eaarEz II -E=rr7-9rs ger csu--
CL WITT Frzasl. II.
- 81eB azrrz1zrF.
Capt ! L Eg Err @Sr,srI1-sr...z---
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
LIST or TIE PROPERTY.

ne following N sad EOGoIUl- located
Ezkzs q 1hs ESscECrTe S-sl,cs. Tsssz u
re lEGsac52-s S'--z.cS-1s, z6l9Lcs1s TIE Opera
House and h3yl-s trCcsass On hl-c, MI
Ex-i sEG S.E2ssa Szrss1s- Described A.
sCLicESs
Eso1lsgs On A-s Street ISIS fss1s O2
wsss S1l5s Of 1hs Ors-s House rs tssss On
ahs rear t1,sSsl) END Of me Opera House
- fsslc On MLLz1i S1-es1 81 5ss5- from
l1s end u 1HE Crrs-S EcGSs 70 ScssE
Slzse5 lAscce N SgcsSC Street 2+2-S .sS1-
1hs2zs from SEazs- >z-se1 20 King >1css1
ss2.2 tssE VIII ; -iecE " s7zy ~ rsss VIDE
1-,11. E1,h.1-'l >5rss1 lzs1 lot 41l2 contain
-E - 1-s8 e L-s-l2S q tssl more o. -sss-
Tee zsC-sSSo@ p-Cgsrsv consisting
t-S5.-tlE A. those E&rcs1S q a1I11 On
A-s S5rssl n EC-Gl--u- c9C1E rrSl-s the
1cEsS1sEs5 q SAL ts /. 4 Szacs1Z II sZl--llst1
IN deed II Cas- : G1-l1ck. ACZ-l-ls1-a1c-.
G1.sl Ja1-zry- s1!z- L>cz- q zsc1r1 IN Llcer
IL 5cla1 tsS.
>sccc3-T-i>zz pared Of lz-5 N sEs rs4r
q Music Esd z ECzgl---- EsE5IgEs,l II
deed from G. w. AsaEsaE1115 10 W. Il
erL-sC- Gz5x1 -.z-- sui ISL uE recC-I Ii
Licsr - tc[11 80
TEz-1-Tecss parcels Of Land On Q-se1
>11sed n EaCll---- Described In ElFz.
PI-sE1 S-->. I -lE-.z l. L O. 4 Sis 5z1 Y
S1TL Exzszz S5rii, l. - l. e+S>S. USl-
~. -stz II deed E-lsC- 4 J. Cartwright Exec
-lar 70 W NJ er--e.E- G1lsG Ap-L LSG~
zSNS. OF rscU-ls Il Liner s. 55t1ls It+--iiS.
CrEn--Ehllss -z-gsils u l3-11 u l1seE
S-rssl II E-E1l---- EaSE--l-s- N Ell--Ez-s
iron Sac s-lt S4--il-E 70 3 b -rsss- cIzs,-
AC,rzsl 2sEc.. SIS II -s,C-1 Ii LI.e- Is
5ll1-S ASl-s5Z-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
OraHg PROPERTY.

FSrSt--NorSgSgs from kis NShSolslus
70 s&iI ". y, Gibson. dated March Is,
tSS-, os record II Llesr lbs, foltoS SS-ST, IL
SeSo-S the sum q $500, sud &lSo the nots
ana Gso1 secured thereby.
Sso02G,- Mortgage from hSlO SnG NSlS-
ma n Ms 5, Sorrss, iSssi August ~
ISIS. os record in LjbSr IS, foli0S +Sl-2, 70
ssccrs the SIM % $50. Sn6 Slso the note
ana ssos secured thereby, assigned TO ".
N, Gibson oy &SSigumsng0i record il Iaosr
100, folio rSS.
TERMS OF SALE. ETC.
Ire property comprising the Lsrsi
Ranch vii be sold IS whole sitter the
Maui snG Honolulu properties.
The land ii h4lUlu On the Island q
Lanai. NON held by the sSsSss O W. N
Gibson - tsaSrt-St-wIll. viii be Turned
oysr 10 the pc-chsssr Of the Lanai prop
s-sy- Without charge
AL purchases 81 the shove sale 70 be
cash n q. : Gold Coin Deeds 81 the sI-
psnSs 0f the purchasers
Maps OF the property 10 be sold can be
seen AZ the Hawaiian SSfs Deposit and In
vsSsns1s Company. as Fort street, Homo
lulu. and for farther Information Spp.y 70
ne Undersigned.
P c. JONES. Receiver.
Once with the Hawaiian Ssie Deposit SR6
investment Company.
Dated EeaCL---. Nav p. $3.50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
- EoNQLrLr.

YIN call a PuE0za- Puma OF trips
Czrkz5
R=l-E-E VIII I=aTE EEL1 ze :
1'ca-ck & T. lc7-G11g II LGEaEtcero.=,
MzE-LGCE and EzEzihGE Szzz Day.
R4az1z- 1LzzLz=z Bay and LzhzEuz The
t1L-cwzzg 6zT- arriving II EozoIuIu TIE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

Tb= EcEZzr ro-E. 10 l1l= TCl-zce /
VI ELc- l god carriage rgad ttE 81
III EsCEge
3aE.-rc T5cE=1z caFert1g al Fl
Cfns==, Ssh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
arrive EONOLrLU.

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=s='.ole MI g =acc OaGEh- zrrTTi1g
-t=rs CT LE= EcruEzg CT tks czF q zaII-
EE 5rC- HID II Er-rIE--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

iaS 79-S acres. expigsas November l. 1897,
Sna0si rental 500, pSyses Ssuai~annrSlly
N advance
Rea1h.~-LsSSe No ~ u Saupela. cor
sSiasas 80 ScrSs, expiring February p
la11. SnnUSl rental so, payable semi,
annually II advance.
Ni:h.-An o,hsr leassho,iS gu the Is
and 81 Lanai. held by ". NJ, 6IhSoa On
the SlSs day u August 1857, 81 fSS As the
same may n assigned without nearing
any forseStnrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

CJEEEEggIAL PgLSTIEG 4
SPECIsETY At GAZETTE
OFFICE TEEPH0EE s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
PERSONAL PROPERTY.


Ths sheep. cattle and horses belonging
70 the Szii estate ~ W. N, Gibson GspSS,
sGrfrs o. S<f; lSiSnG Q: Lanai. numbering
n Go sheep, more OF less, $50 cattle. more
o. less, 80 a0-SsS, more or less also a.,
wVoS Presses, wagons, carts, harnesses,
tools, iCaplssnsGsS, ehS,sslS, household fur
clsCrs &rs1 effects belonging u the estate
q W. NJ, Glosou, situate on said Island q
snSS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

Or. j. Coils Brownies ChIorodyns
is the TRUE PALLIATIVE in
Neuralgia, Gout, Cancer,
Toothache, Rheumatisns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

Dr.. Gibbon, Army Medical STAFF, CaH-
cutta, states: Two doses completely
cured me Of dlarhra."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

The General Board of Health, Lond1-,
export that il ACTS as a CHARM, ola
lose generally sufficient.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
TIME TABLE
Wilder 5 SIHITISIilGOTlIIII
1896
S S. Kinau,
CLARKE Commando

CLARKE. Commando.
VII leave Honolulu II 10 O'clock = II
teCcEEg 1t Lah2iEa- Mz2I2sa Bay and
I4ksEa Chs s21s day; MzhCkua9- ka-
7lIhzs ard LaUpahoshoe the following
Day, arriving II EIIo the sane 9frsr-
r-u--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

DR.. J. Coils Brownies chIorodyHe
Rapidly cuts short all attacks Of
Epilepsy, SpaSmS, Collie,
Palpitatlon, hysteria
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07
LEA.SEEgE1g..

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

cart = Z Ag FIR sEserI1zzr....s--
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-07

Also Al Il lc4 E-gCersE IN 5i-= Island
q La-iz 51-ulE=E TART &C 1-s Lard Ea-,i,
:,--:;L-.=,-- ,t4.,c,=zi1s % 1-= ElS1tzs Z "a ii
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z-zEe-ET- ls--TEl=
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-01

US SAFE he charged Mr.. coraIf With BE-
Haslhs tne people who elected him to rem
Iess.iA tneIn n the city council, by Being
ils.-oseo y the company. He said the
= if 81 the council had changed rs
ni.i4sl on the question OF water supply
wren ms partner. Judge Parsons. was re-
t4lhei Dy the water company. Collision
oe-"een Ar Coreli and Presldenz TToemer
aH9 Cniet Engineer Sellers. Of the com
Lahs' was charged By Judge WIcke7shanl.
ft4s arrangement Of the attorney on ffis
score vas severe IN the extreme Mr.. Co.
fsii sal facing the jury through L ali, with
d pale Dat composed couutenance
ne city attorney claimed the city was
shItled 10 Judgment Of $3.50 al Iease.
re went over the schedules OF pror.arrv.
ana showed where values had been false
y returned BY the council committee
Jofise Alckersham went into thu record Of
uls council proceedings IN detail. connect
iLS ar. IoEelis VOTES on motions to cut
tfe price Nlfh the employment OF his firm
ny t1e company lie declared Parsons IL
CofcA were 10 be paid I Per cent Of the
s4ls price. ard this was Why Mr. Coran
voted against demanding a lower prsce.
men the SPECIAL committee went 10 Phil
a1eiIn-a 70 secure a further reduction.
s'eD having been sliced of BY a tele-
gram 20 the committee. Mr.. Coreli put him
sell on the committee, and went 10 Mr.
wright 10 prevent further reductions. Tho
CITY attorney finished by an exhaustive
resume or the evidence relating to the wa
Ter Of Thomas and Patterson springs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-01

The statement by the physicians Of Seat
tie. that an epidemic OF catarrh = pre-
vailing. caused BY the unusually iRcleu-
ent weather, has called the attention OF a
great many. upon whom this insidious and
deadly disease has fastened Itself, 70 the
imminent peril in which they stand. The
cause continues and Jhe epidemic Is an
creaSlng. and the disease IS fastening IL
self upon new victims daily, who should
be impressed with the gravity Of the tTou-
bic that has been thrust upon them. Few
who have this dread disease realize its nor
rible nature. and the many terrible mala-
dies into which IL viii surely develop II
they neglect 10 drive Il from their syS-
TENS, To the ordinary observer. catsrTh
seems 20 be but q running At the nose and
a hawking and splitting of mucous from
the throat; but the skllful physician
knows better. and the thousands OF We
Tins Of the present epidemic should he
made 10 know Il also. They should he
made 20 realize that eatarrh Is not con-
fined 10 the head. but may develop untn
Il affects the entire system. They should
learn that the hundreds they see about
them. whose bodies are raCkea with pain.
whose diseased lunFs. stomach. bowels.
liver. kidneys and other vital organs. not
only inlet torture upon them, but are
steadily dragging them down TO the grave,
are but victims of the same dread disease.
In this climate particularly catarrh makes
rapid progress. and leads 70 general ca
tarThal condition Of the system. resulting
in many chronic disorders commonly bear
real origin.
The present epidemic has caused great
increase of applications 10 the Copeland
specialists for relief. not only from the ca
taTrh recently contracted. hut from the
many serious chronic diseases developed
from it, Their system Of treatment - pc
culiarly adapted 10 the overthrow OF this
all-perVadinE disease. being both constitu-
tiOnal and local. IL is mild. soothing and
in no way difficult or diSagreeaole. The
thousands who have been cured, and the
thousands who have remained cured after
the lapse of years prove this 10 he the
only rational and successful method,
Equally rational and successful II the
Copeland fee. For only 8 a month the
patient receives the personal attention Of
the most skilled specialists with all med
fcines necessary for the month free. No
more is ever charged. nor would be re-
ceiyed from the most grateful patient.
There is no reason. medical or financial.
why any person afflicted with this moi
some and deadly disease and threatened
with its long train OF ills should not obtain
relief.