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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-28
TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Feb. =. 1888.
Rain: cooler
3. s. PASCE. Forecax.er.
=. = DEPARTMENT OF EGEICUL-
TuSE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle. Feb. -. 1884
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28

of these cool. crisp October days.--I
should say. rather. the October days
that were, he comes and reproves our
sin only that we may forsakc it to
come up into fuller. broader freedom.
He takes the word Of John Stuart Mill
as his standard. do not pare down
your undertakings to what you hope to
see successful in the next few years or
in the years of your own life Fear not
the reproach of fanaticism in your own
life. after you have well weighed what
you undertake and are convinced that
you are right. go ahead even at the
risk of being iron to pieces by the very
men through whose changed hearts
your purpose Will one day be accom-
plished. That Is the spirit which
should not only animate the preacher
of the gospel. but all men. for all are
invited into the secret of God and all
are to declare the character and mind
of God to their fellow men. o. God
grant that we may come up into the
fullneSs of the vision of Joel when he
spoke of the day when the spirit of
God should be poured out on all flesh.
when all should prophesy, all see
visions and all push the world on to-
ward Gods life. Then in our own ex
perience we shall know what Amos
meant when he said that HE revealeth
His secrets unto his servants, the
prophets" Obedience and self-sacri1ice
are the gate-ways by which we enter
into the prophetic spirit, and enter into
the joy of the prophets life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28

| There were four weddings at st.
Joseph's church. Biddeford, one morn
| ing this week.
| In "a years the consumption of candy
in Bath has increased about 1900 per
cent, candy dealer claims.
Bath sailmakers are driven at pres
ent. They have been working every
night for the past six weeks on chiefly
ccasting orders
The Castine Normal School associa-
zion held its annual reunion at Bangor.
Friday evening. and reelected its
officers of last year
Already some good catches Of smelts
have been reported and indications
point toward a good winter for those
who will engage in the smelt fishing
trade.
/. Kirk Munroe the well known au-
thor.has engaged the Talbot cottage on
Great Diamond island. Portland har-
bor for next summer. and Will arrive
there with his family early in June
q. E. Scates of Fort Fairfield. says
The Northern Leader. shipped last week
to Rev. S. y. Adams OF Westbrook a
sample barrel of potatoes. 1t took only
Sc To fill the barrel. How is that for
Aroostook soil?
Old Town has contracted for a new
fire alarm system. the whole to be put
il running order for $1,000. That city is
also considering petition for new
iron bridge between the city proper
ard Treat and Webster island
\ Topsham lady recently ripped up
an old fashioned needle cushion that
was filed with bran. from which she
secured over got needles. The cushion
had been in the family for many years
aud contained a few ancient needles.
An orchardist in the town of Mexico
claims to have gathered two crops of
Al pies this fall from the same tree
one crop come from the usual spring
bloom. and the second from Il bloom
tEat showed itself late in the summer.
J. B. Russell of Old Town. who has
~ en- watching some of the stories told
about big rats being caught. thinks he |
c2n beat the record just a little. FRI |
day he succeeded in catching in his cell |
lar a member of the family of rodents !
o'.iich measured 152. inches.
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s,... ~. ~ 80 mas peei eieo'eu
from Brownviua" The man was
drowned at grownviIla and his hoav |
has never been identified
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Die in Lewiston and Auburn.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28

Frank Haplin of Windsor, left, yes
terday afternoon, for Belfast, where he
has accepted a position in shoe fac
tory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28

Pure blood is the secret of health.
Burdocl Blood Bitters insures pure
blood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28
Maine General Hospital.

The annual meeting of the Maine Cen
eral Hospital for the choice of officers for
the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may legally be
presented will be held in the office OF the
treasurer in Portland at four o'clock in
the afternoon of the first Tuesday, the
third day of November, 1896
By order of the Directors.
f. r. BARRETT, Secretary.
Portland. Oct. 8, 1885,
Oct7 diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28

y
trying to get the Turkish government
to pay an indemnity for outrages in
hicted on our citizens, would it not be
wei! Tor us to incite our government to
have at least a little more backbone in
their dealing with the slippery Turk i?
II our ships have to go UP through the
Bosphorus, and if they have to shell
Constantinople. let them do it. Ameri-
can citizens must be protected whether
they are selling iron. steel or gold. or
are missionaries of the cross, if thew
rightly claim our flag as their protec-
iioH, lex us always sound it out that
come what will it shall protect. 1t
seems to me that this is the right and
true policy. / say this with the feeling
that others may have what seems to
them cogent reasons for another view.
The modern prophet not only pleads
for this broader spirit of statesman
ship that shall not simply crowd itself
up INTO the Monroe Doctrine and limit
itselt TO the Western hemisphere. The
time has come when Ameri6a should
stand before the world with the lee
iaratlon that anywhere on the face of
GOD S earth it is ready to enter into the
discussion of social problems where her
citizens are concerned, and unflinch-
lngly defend their rights at the can
mons mouth if necessary.
Inc modern prophet proclaims that
christian character is more valuable
lhan possessions. He comes to us saw
ing That the silver and gold and the
httie toys that in their place are so
valuable for the three-ccoro wars -,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06

Teuth e uuioerittatS.
stat ntfeu. Nn Der llniperiitGt III
SreSlau liuo IN oieIem Semeiter 1890
Stuoirenoe immatritulirt. Die eoar'
seliid)stbtologiihe Satultdt sdblt lOI,
bic t0tbOltih : tbeologiIhe 27I, bic
Jurtitti6e 388, bic meoijiniIhe 3l6,
bic pbiloiOpblide 3l4. Ole 8abl Der
S6rer betrdgt 81. Die luiOeriitGt
aicl meiit einen 0eiuh bon 538
immatrttulirteu Stubirenoen oui, pon
benen 60 olti bic tbeolo9tihe, 90 ouf
bic luriltiide, 264 aui sic meot3iutidt,
100 aui bic pbilOiOpbtibe Satult6t
entiallen. Nuferoem uebmen 81 SGrer
on ben Gorleluu8eu tbeil. Die uuiuers
litGt SeipSi9 SGblt 3Ol5 Stuoireuoe.
Son oieien beIinoen ii6 $50 in Der
tbeologiiben SafultGt, 9s1 in Der
juriittif)en, sos in Ser meoiiiniiden,
$50 in Ser pbtloiopbiiheu 1873 Rers
ioncu erbielten bte GrlaubniB gum De-
Iuh Der SorleiuuBeu. An Der Sod'
ihule gu Sonn betrdgt bic @eiammt'
gail Der etn9eitrtebcnen Stuotrenoen
in bieiem gStntcr iemeiter 1851. Gou
Steien e%ntfallen auf Die tatboliids
tbeolO8t'de S0tult6t 900. auf bic
e~pon8eliiA : tbcOlOgtihe SO, auf bic
juriitiifc $50, auf bic mebt3tniihe
27O, oui Die pbiloiopbii6e 6S4. GOn
ben leeteren beiufen 81 bic Gfaocmie
;u RoppclSborf. Die 3abl Der Scorer
betrdgt 81. Die Geiammtsabt Der
Stubtrenoen in @0ttingeu betrdgt $40,
bon beneu IA SGeOlogic, 239 9iCdtSs
wtiieniduft, 225 Wiebi;tu, 90 Gbilo'
logic unO Geididte, lO8 Wiatbematit
uno Observation-Disclosures, 81 Sameralia
uro Sanowirtbid0it, % 4barmucte
uno ]j3ubnbciltunbe ituoireu. 9n Der
llnioeriitdt Salle itno l4SS Stu'
Sirenoe inmatritultrt, ~ bcnen So
S6rer touuneu. Der theOlo0iihen
8otultat 8eb0reu 433 Stuoirenoe an,
Der juriitii6en 27l, Der meoi;inii6en
252, Der pbtloiOpbtiden 500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06
Tarnt:8 eWdHerun9

Dies 1T einfah cine anoere Benennuna
iiir leihten Selobau. Cine yeniIie llrbelt
auf Elm fleines Qreal %uertpenoet, bat cine
reihlite grnte i'm @efol9e. Ser Selobau
miro beinabe gum Spiel. Sn Der 5bnt be-
ior9en bic 8inoer in pielen Saqen anitatt
Oes Mannes oas BepGiern. 9ieie baben
ibr Spiel uno es lit cine pirtlite Nrbeit fir
ben Batter. Sn oieier Sbee 9tbt es etuas
Stu5li9lites. gu benz brin9t es uolle unabs
b%dnai9teit BON 8esen uno 9irre. &e9en
matt bic Srutt nitt In einem Sabre mad.
len uno Die 9irre trodnet iie i'm n1hiten.
Is lleat cine BeSauberun9 IN Der &eltuns
Der tleinen Baiierltr6n,den iiber Die tleine
tFarm, 10 oaB Jeoer 5leden ben erfproerltden
Sefeudtisun9sb eoarf erbGlt. Yer eIne
Blot muB niht au piel unb Der anoere nitt
III penia erhalten. @tner Der Sauptpunfte
Der SetpGieruns lit, oaB lie Die ,9lrbeit con>
centrlrt aui elnen b%e9renSteu Nreal uno Do.
Der ooaitdnoiae @ultioirung oes 9runoes
iidert. Shidt 4 Cts in Sreimarfen an
gbas. g. See, 8eu'l. Gaii. g9ent Der Nors
tbern Yacific Sabn III Ct. Yaul, Ninn., uuo
er idltt eud Elm pamphlet iiber Seudiie.
ruaa. 32so
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06
Mmerifaniihe Nuefbuteu.

Der 9efon Sole in Roteiter, gne.
lamb, hat jtin9it cine 9our bur9 bic
Ser. Staaten 9emadt unb feline Or.
lebuiiie in etnem ftattlt6en 0anSe
per0ffentlidt. Guf bieier -Four
ihnappte Sole, Der Elm piei9er Mann
III, cine Mtenge anefbotsn auf, bic er
ieinen 2eiern nit pielem @eItid oufs
tiidt. 5wei bieier ,,good stories"
ieieu bier Interrogation: Gin lang.
peiligcr PreOiger in Sem gorf bate
bic Geoulo ieiner 3ubOrer bur6 cine
oermifelte T%iiiertation iiber bic bier
groBen hebrdii6en Rrppbeten auf cine
ihwere Frobe 9eiiellt. &lS or 81 ibrem
groBen 8eroruB ieine Ibbanbluns auf
bic fleiueren Fropbeteu au6bebnte uub
ira9te: r9iuu, liebe Sriioer, pel6eu
Ylas iollen mir Soiea anmetIen?" ba
e,bo6 ii6 elmer Der 3ub0rer uno rief
aus: sic tOuneu ibm oieien Plat
anmeiien; i'd 9ebe fort!" - Gin &c
i6aitSmann fam zines Wior8eus ouf
iein Bureau in Chicago nit eiuem BON
6reuoe 10 oertlGrteu Geiifte, buB ietn
@iiocie ibu ira9te, mober feline CUTE
Stimmung fame. rWtein lieber
Sreunb,~ eripiberte Der 8urtner, rmetu
9lr,t hat mir befobleu, jeoen Gag ;l
SUB ms Geiddit gu geben uno in
6ol9e bieier Gmpfeblun9 babe i'd beute
Wior9en orei CUTE 9batcn perridten
tOnnen. Die mid gewiB glitdli6 MAIDEN
miiiien. 9ci elmer Der Sirden traf ib
cine arme 6rau an, nit etnem 0abp
i'm arm, Die beftig peinte. Sd erfuus
otgte mid mad benz @runo hires
Sbmer;eS uno eriubr, oaB lie ibr Slei.
mes babe CUR 2auie bringeu wollen,
aber Der Yrieiter peigere lid, bic
~relt9iOie Sanolun9 gu oOlljieben, 70
LANCE lie linn nitt 81 sable. Sd ia9te
Der armen 6rau, i6 babe MIR cine
slOs9iOte in Ser 30ide; Tie t0nne
oarauS Dem F~rieiter Die @ebiibr ents
rihten; i'd molle bier oui boS ilbri9e
gelb martcn. golo oorauf brafte lie
mir Die 50 init iiberihmdngli6em
Sanf ;uriif. Sabe i'd nift Gruuo,
;uirieoeu ~ iein? Sd babe oret CUTE
3baten perrtftet. SD babe Die 1brds
men elmer ormen 6rau 9etrotnet th
babe ibr Sinh aui BEN gum Simmel
fiibrenoen NSeg gebradt, uno i'd babe
bic Wiiinje in Der 3aihe fir cine 9es
falitte gantuOte, Die ib l~oSgeporoen
bin"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06
GERMANIA MEDICAL co..,

Yraiioent: 8iharo Ntobrmaur.
90 MIAMI AVE. Detroit, Mich
Cfiiceltunoen bon 8 ubr Sorm. bis 8 lIbr
glbenbs. Spnnta9s pom 10 ubr Sorm. bis
4 llbr gtatm.
Stdere Stlfe III allen arantbeitsidGcu 5s3sr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06

Aus 6urht por'm S6naps
@efdn9niB wollte Elm 9es
miller Sartnctt in Chicago. Gr bate
nit cincm YOditeine ooS 6eniter zines
Yi~unolaocuS e%in9cmoricn uuo war oess
ba(b III 500 Straie perurtbeilt wors
oeu. Gem 9ii6ter crtlGrte Der Wiann !:
sd mar LANCE 3eit Dem &btsfps
0enuB er9eber, uno INN MN feline Ges
legcuDeit gum StnOpStrinten mebr 81
boben, ;eri6metterte id oOS 6eniter,
nm a~rretirt ~ merocn. 36 bite UNI
llntcrbriuguns i'm GciGn8niiie." Der
@unid Ses reui9eu ShnapsbruoerS
pllrSe e%riitllt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06

Splttter itno geiGbrlid!
OretBi8 Sabre einen Stabliplttter i'm
6Orper bate Der Wtaihiuilt @arriion
In Tlant Gitp, 6la. GIN Sabre 1865
Srang linn Elm fleiner S%tobliplitter in
Die ref;te Sono; Die @uroc muroe
aber gebeilt, uuo Der 2lr;t b~cbauptete,
oaB Der Splitter entierut iet. God
peripiirte Ger WtaIhiutit iett iener 3ett
beItGnot9 Sdmer3en i'm glrme, bic or
aber fir Observation-Disclosures
bielt. Oils nm letter Gage bic S6mer'
jen in Ser redten Shulter iebr beftis
purber, iudte garrtion ben glr;t auf,
Der ba8 Stablltitdden inter Der Saut
Der Shulter beroOr3o9. S6ltmmere
Solgen inoeB bate Elm Gbnltder I'm
fall in Detroit, Wh6. Ole l7jdbrige
3o6ter zines 9epilien Wtud ita6 it'd
reuli6 einen tleinen 0~ol3iplitter unter
ben TaumeunOgel. Der Splttter brad
ab, uno cen etpa eiuen I3Oll langen,
unter benz Caumen iteden gebliebenen
Relt muBte Elm 2lrjt e%utferueu. Den
Ratb oeS lettererl, Seu 9oumen In
weide 2luii6ldge gu biillen, beiolste
boS NtGodeu ntht, 10 boB lie trant
wuroe, i6lieblt6 Sinubudentrampf
betam uro nad cini8en 3u9en ibren
8etit uuf8ab.
OaS 0Piiitiitpptbelta Itntt
olljGbrIi1 UNI etnen 3oll, uno 0tem
Orleans, Ga, bat oeSbOlb bic NuSii6t
nur nod 200 Sabre aui Der GrSober'
flGhe III ertjttTen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06
eunssnf dtuinoinht.

Meiue Trau lit an idWateu 2uu9eu
uno ma ia9te bon ibr, oaB lie lid I'M bod
item Stadium bon 9unaeulhwinoiubt beiins
De. gle begnuu &eiBs ISetu OF Ear az neh
men uno erlanate ioiort 9%inoeruna. SeBt
aebrautt tie Die pterte Slaihe uno ihre 9e.
iuuobsit 1T beiier, als lte lett pielen Sabren
mar. @erne smpfebleu mir es allen.
Rep. 3. &. Sin,
8rpofline citation. Wo. Suian q. Gin.
Su pertauien in % Subn's Wpotbete,
Ct Giouo, Wiun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06
Miuiouen

Jon aberdeen Iino nidt irorf, pie lie 9lau
ben, nur LATTICE Sdmaroser als y q D.
ID N, Spulz uuo N B { ~ ii T m e I
iino e1, Die lie qr1len.-Sn Hah1tebenoem
Observation-Disclosures tt) Die Spmptome, moran
man Die Nurmtrantbeit ertennen fam Gil
elprass llnbeba9eu uro uHppblietn, eth,
utdlt erfldrbare MAol9teit uno WotttQtelt,
cine itete Nbmagerur9 trob gutter Nahrung
uno Dor Nlem oaS Serabitlsueu aller Sc
bensfreuoer uno erlaubten Semitic. SSn
Spesielleu ahte man auf 5ol9euoes: Slaiit
ocs 8iihts, peltes Qusiehen, matter Bid
blaue &in4e nm Die Nuger, N%bmo9eruug
nno 8srihlcimura. itets beleate 3unge,
&eroauun9slhUahe. NppetltloIiatett. at
mehielno NIT SelBbun9er. lebelteit be-
ulhternem Mo9en ooer nah 9%eiuIiien SpeI
len, NuiItel9en zines &n1uels pom Wa9en
bis Gum Salle, 3uIammenfte6eu waiieriQei
Speidels I'M Munoe, MagenllurC, Sob
bremen, Nuiitpelun9 oes geibes, bGuii6es
NufitoBen, Shw,noel, &opiidmerSen, So
llren, 6ollern uno pellenfDrmi9e Seme
guu9en I'M Setbe, itetenoe. iau9enoe
ShmCricu i'm Wta9en uno 9ebarmer, SerS
tlopien. lure9elmaBt9tetteu Der SlutcirCa
lation, Sarg Srr Nielanholie, llnlult gun
Sebeu.-Na6 scnn xrtnfen icbr Siis
zen &afees, glcid1 nah Dem Brit
iaeseHcn trefen Sicic symptom
Der st ranfbetteu osutitdjcr berpprs
-Caber SItsru, ttadIt oteic lctd,t,
VrObc an Gu6 Iclbif, pic ar Gn
rem &,nocrn .-Sauicno &C, Die itd fir
blutarln, bleltiitttg, ma9entrant, lun9en
lelcenb, ihfptnpl lldiI9 blelten mo ell
ii yer @elb baflr I'm nDtbia arsqobeu
liuo ourh meme Yeriuhsfur 6ifaro Mpbr
munus .Diamantine" 9egen ale &urm
uno Wngenletoen 9~eneien. - Sauer Der I'M
ihiolIt en- Sur b0d)itenS Sruet Stunoer
pbue ir9eno weIde Serufslt0ruu9. User al
10 ules erfol9los gebraudt, nebnle Mtobr
manns rDiamantine" uno er utrb llh ME
Der ielnes 9sbeus e%rfreuen fDuneu.
Ereis bon MobrmannS .Diamentine" ~.
9Seiiere SpeSialtaten liuo:
Giharo Wobrmanns vPlatinawasser" &C
gen Setnh BADEN, alte, penc
gS II II B E II. &C., S1.0O.
Hiharo Wtobrmans .PhUnix-Salbe" &c
gen ollie SauttrantbettCu unb
Serlebun9en II, 25c uuo SOC.
GId)aro MpbrmanrS rBrillantine" 9e9en
allie Waaens uno Serouuun8sbes
| d mero II, 25c uno coo.
&tddro W%ohrmanns .Lethe" 9e9en Go
weoen 8op hmer5, @rtppe uno
9 eetrantbeit i, 25c.
cue Wittel MUIR cdt nit Der
S6nBmarfe Der @srmania.
CLUB brieIlit). Gratis Cllud brieiltt)
Siu onlNrurS Hud iiir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06

9Ie bette Gable IN Der @elt fir SGnitt.
nunoen, Nbidiriuna, 8eidwiire, Salsius,
Sieberpuuoeu. Slehtcr. Shrommen al ben
Sdnoen. Trctbeuler. Sihuerau9en uno ale
Sauiiehler; iie belt poiitip SGmorrbotoen
coer feline 3nblurg perlauat. 8arantirt.
oaB ppnitd nbi9e 3ufriebenbeit seseben
iutrb. ODER oas @elo pirb Suriiderfottet,
Breis per Shattsl 25 Gents. 9u ptrfnu'
len in ". q. Suhr's Nrrthr'r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06
cue Wittcl MUIR cd1t init Der
z d. nBrnarfe Der 0ermania.

(2luh brieIlid). Gratis (llud brleiltt.)
Gin 9olbenes Bud fir
geidbmGdbte Wannesfrait.
gu baben in Der Office Der .Germania
Medical Co.. SO Miami Ave, Detroit,
Mich. Senoet flint Gents fir @in,elbetteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-02-06
Bte 1T oies!

Uir bisttu tiutunetrt IVaars gtlrtuuus fur
itttn 1du rem Rdtarrt, ter ntht turt G%tunStmtn
vsu bda's Rataratsaur stttlt Etrttn Tam.
\. Z &teutp a. Co, GtpCutt. 70, Ipleep, ..
Utr, tie unttr,Cttutttn, tabtn r. 2. Gtentu itts
ten ltsttH IS 9atrtn sttdrHtunt talttu tin 'arrea'
'cmmm S~trsntait tn alien @ttaftspSrtantlunstn
uut ~fnanitta %beidttat, aaS ppH iStuCr 8tTmn ttnst-
aaraenp 9trbtublttitttn ~ triuaSu.
10 tf &lruaI @rrftantts IrSsutftn, Islt.
10, Z.
RaItin ,Rinndn & WarstR n, 8rpftan.
tds.1rrguifn Ipltsp, &.
6aa's 8atarrt-8ur rtre tnutrltt gtnpmmtn une
rtsil eirt't AMI kas Blut uut he ftittmiatn Stsrhd.
ttn zee Seftms. 8tusntHt fret p~trfantt. prsts
ass. fur stt BIaf6s. gtrtauft ven alta ASettsftrn
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09
A lot for a little at Kerr's.
Those BufaIos.

We must again remind the public
that IL the Buffalos of the American
Continent are now principally to be
found on reservations alone, there is
still Buffalo or two left on exhibit
ton in Honolulu. OF coure, we
refer to the Buffalo beer just intro
duced at the Royal Annex, the
Royal, Pacific and Cosmopolitan
Saloons. 1t will be found extremely
palateable and up to the most re-
fined taste. The system of inter-
chargeable checks still continues,
aud those issued for the celebrated
Pabst are equally valid. Taste and
see how good it is.
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WATERFRONT wHIsPERINas.


mouthshire, Captain Evans, locked
at the P. ". S. S. wharf at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, nine days from
Portland, Or. She reports fine
weather, aud brings in the neighbour
hood Of 400 tons of feed and bread
stuffs for this port. She has taken
the place Of Chittagong, now on her
way to England. Two hundred and
fifty tons Of New Castle coal OF the
Wilder pile is being put into her
bunkers. The steamer being adver-
tised to sail at 6 o'clock this evening
for the Orient Superindent Clar-
ence Crabbe, has a gang OF over so
natives at work upon the steamer.
h. The Steamer Lehua arrived at 1880
o'clock last evening, and is locked
at the Likelike wharf. She brought
no sugar She will carry away to
Hawaii a large consignment OF fer
tilizers and assorted merchandise.
The steamer Hawaii, Captain Weir,
arrived at 10 N. yesterday, with
1856 bags OF Paauhau sugar for w.
G. Irwin 81 90. Part shipment was
made to tho brig Irwin, 200 bags to
the ship Troop, and a substantial
remainder had to be put into the O.
S. S. Co.'s warehouse for the next
New Yorker.
The bktne. S. G., Wilder, Captain
Mcneil, topped off her cargo yester-
day afternoon with 5,049 bags Circle
D. sugar from the schooners Ka Moi
and Kaukeaouli. She sailed for San
Francisco at noon to-day, with a
full load to the great satisfaction OF
her agents and Captain Mac.
The schooner Ka Moi leaves this
afternoon at for Paauilo. She
carreis large amount Of freight,
with heavy items such as coal,
cement, railroad iron and mill pipe.
Capt. Sam will return in about 8
days with the last output OF Hama
kua sugar.
Clarence Crabbe's Office at the
Pacific Mail dock has been reprinted
and his sign of the @. A. S. S. Co.
relettered 1t is suggested that
Superintendent Archie Gilfillsn
move his office to alongside of Supt.
Crabbe. Parties doing business
there have not as yet been poisoned
by inhaling putrid cesspool that
is known quantity in the immedi,
ate neighborhood. Asiatic cholera
will break out at the Pilots Office if
the beastly nuisance is not speedily
abated.
The purser Of the Monmouthshine
is in strong contrast gentleman
and scholar" to that OF the in
dividual on the Doric.
As the ship Troop was being
hauled away from the Kinau dock
to the Oceanic, the sailors of the
ship set up shout and roaring
chorus. The bass voice of Archi-
bald Gillian was heard above the
uproar, Emil Berger's tenor with
Ted Tracy's sublime alto. The
scotch sailors danced the Highland
fling to please Archie
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

At the Pacific, Royal and Cosmo-
politan saloons you obtain inter-
changeable checks for the famous
Pabst Milwaukee beer on draft.
This is a great convenience to pat
rous.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

The Troop carries away a large
stone from Moiliili for the grave Of
General Armstrong at Hampton, Va
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

Our athletes are ambitiously adj
vancing. A project is now on foot
to take football team to the Coast
to "whip all creation" as represented
by the clubs of the Bear Flag State.
Go it boys aud bring back some
California laurels.
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Capt. Bowers Of the Merchants
Patrol is evidently earning the APP
proval OF his employers by his alert
ness and vigilance. Scarcely night
passes but he has sonnet hing of in
terest to report in regard to the
carelessness OF others.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

Bishop Willis left by the Kinau
this morning on a pastoral visit.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

l went into the Criterion yester.
day and put quarter on the bar,
Charles gave me check and (d)rew
a glass OF beer.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

Mrs. Patterson and son we're pas
sengers for this port by the Mon
mouthshire.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

The police are rounding up our
Celestials at a very lively pace and
efficiently adding coin to the Treas.
ury. Dope, gambling, the narcotic
pipe, and saki, are good revenue
producers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

Who should be better able to
make an o. P. S. cocktail than p. o.
S. OF the Criterion. Ask for Tom
Cooper's
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-10-09

Arrangements are being made TO
give proper reception to Sour
band" due to return here on the
18th inst.
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Capt. Bache reports that his chinese
would be soldiers are progress
ing rapidly in their drill, but that
now having partially mastered the
English drill. they now want to learn
American tactics before they tackle
German, French and Russian.